The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 January 1919
1919-01-03
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Title Section15 1919-01-03 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN UfciNT SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUAKY 3 1919. NO. 9,55915 words
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Article205 1919-01-03 1 French Consular telegrams are given on page 5 President Wilsoa has visited Carlisle and Manchester Page )2 Litest changes m the share list will be found on page 11. Robber auction and share market reports are given on page 12 i The final election results and analysis205 words
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Article1032 1919-01-03 1 Djnald McEUe was oar pipe- rcojor, and a wonderful piper he wae. He had piped at every Highland gathering from Dancon to Smtbpeffer, and at The Gathering at Inverness itself, aud of all the great masters that mustered there, there was none to compare with Donald. He enlisted1,032 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement219 1919-01-03 1 GOODRICHIIfRES SOLIDS AND PMK9ATICS RAFFMS HOTEL Afternoon TEMLvill be servedljn the hotel lounge m on the lawn every Thursday frorm&O p.m. Music iimttendance IXiSO Cinema Show on tht |/o, especially for children, at 6.30 p.m. feather permitting). jfs We are thi Uy English firm jS^ f: :iiin the Cohy doing219 words
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Advertisement425 1919-01-03 1 1 J (I j j t I A Revolution m Tyre Sizes I I Motoiists have hitherto had recourse to I I so-called oversize* (at a highly ov rsized I price) to make up their tyre capacity to the normal or adequate requirements of resiliency aud carrying power. This is425 words
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Advertisement116 1919-01-03 1 Lvrssr 49V£ftnss«^MTS. F)r4 oar for sale— Page 5. m F M S railway notice Page 5. N >:ice re Indragtri dividend Page 5. Njt cc re Municipal aasetsment Page 6. Notice re Fettes College memorial Paga 6. Notice re subscriptions to the Singapore Art Club— Page 6. Whiteaway Liidlaw for116 words
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Advertisement5 1919-01-03 1 dOODRiCH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS5 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous114 1919-01-03 1 SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES. Sunday Jan 6. From Johnston's Pier at 9, 10, 11 a.m. 2 30, 8 30 pm. From Club 9.30, 10 30, 12.15, 8, and 6.30 THE WEEK. FpMii 3rd High Walai 10 19 a.ai M li 45 p.m. SatßPaii 4th. High Waftcv -10-58 a.m. Baet Lynne, 5114 words
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Article434 1919-01-03 2 The following amusing nonsensical ij)em i* from the Keixptonian," the j jnrna! of the R A M Motor Transport The offlcar to whom it is dedicated i» not noknown m China, and m other pir:« cf the Ese* -a!1 n;y l.fe Iva been a rover; I have rang-434 words
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Article129 1919-01-03 2 The occasion of Major General Ridoufe I vifeil Co Sdrenaban recently for tbe annual Pictpectioii of the Malay States Volunteer Rifles and the Malayan Volunteer Infantry was ftakto by ibe Sikh Community of Negri Sembilan to present an address to hitn expressing their loyalty and their joy129 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement308 1919-01-03 2 ESTABLISHED AGENCY IN AUSTRALIA With head office m vij-Jbomne dcnires to get into t tub with SINGAPORE FIRMS Importing and Exp ntirg Hardware, Metals General Goods Apply In first instance to "MSKCH^HT" c/o ANDERSON'S, IdverMsing Igercy, 16, CHANGS ALLEY. pino-mentho pastill;:s ANTISEPTIC: STIMULATING 75 cents P er bottle OF ALL308 words
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Advertisement458 1919-01-03 2 PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD To-Night! at 9-30 To-Night* The Broadway Film Co. of London Present A Magnificent Sporting Drama Entitled "THE SNARE Featuring the Well Known Actress VIOLET HOPSON Supported by Pull Cist of London Artistes The Inimitable Comedian CHARLIE CHAPLIN £In a two part Farce, Entitled In the First Show458 words
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Advertisement435 1919-01-03 2 fnrrACT. everybody shoulo see FATHERS, MOTHERS, SISTERS AND BROJ h, connectcd:wltl| The Startling THE INHUMAN PLOT TO EXTERMfWITJ fcis OF DISH |Fw I id Imperial German Engendered and carrledUH t b: Agents G o vernm eo|pe c THREE FRESH E V**?i 1S 14> 1S The Esfe's Eye In 20 EpJßes435 words
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Article789 1919-01-03 3 Germans After the War. To the Editor op the Morning Post. Sir, The Germans now know that they are beaten m the field ond on the eea, and those still m civilian life are busy preparing for the great day when trade will open out again. They789 words
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Advertisement391 1919-01-03 3 JvCKWELL CONFID£IVr/v iRIA R v3^^W *y Appointment to '^h v ,k V> Y\* C 3 SS^ H.M. THE K.NG FINEST r O RSIPLOTHIAN ROLLED OATS A c/eon, Ibo* Btamina-unrivaUed for hreaktast. A OE T I" Ll FKIIIIINIfc WORCEBTIWHIRI •AOCI '< 5L PREPARATION Perfume of Gey Con 9 v j V391 words
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Advertisement255 1919-01-03 3 I Anaemia 9 Our blood is composed of the red to nourish the body, the white to fight disease. In I I Anaemia— or bloodlessness H H the red corpuscles are more I B blood cannot provide suffiB cient nourishment for the body. Therefore the face becomes white and pasty255 words
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Advertisement65 1919-01-03 3 I Singapore Mi Rear Entrance to Borneo Wharf, Telephone 1261. Sea stocks of all. kinds oi Frs. j sen Meats, etc., can be delivered to shipping at the Wharves, or m the Singapore Roads on short notice. OFFICE HOURS, Weekdays 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. j 7 B.m. to 865 words
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Advertisement378 1919-01-03 3 NEW SELECTION GENT 3 H9<t|EBY JUST RECEIVED l a English Velcur 'f ■■^1^ SOft h2tS> Latest shape W^jgy^^^^^ and m variety of c lours COnEiS B^ e Gr y FaWr rice $1475 I j \^L^fwr Special line of Gent's ifllll \<j^^rW Soft Felt Hats m green> \W/ i (grey and378 words
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Article1150 1919-01-03 4 The March of the Yugo-Slav. Much was expected of these Yugo Slr-vs It was knovrn that they would from flrefc to !a?>; be m the van of battle. I bad. j therefore, planned to devote my attention j mainly to the operations of this crack division. But1,150 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement865 1919-01-03 4 ESTATE OF 3WANA SHAIK ABDULC^Or (Deceased AUCTION SALf: Ot All that the one half share m the undermentioned Dwelling ouses Business Premises etc. Messrs. CHING KENG LEE Cos Salt? Uoam Kafflen hatub. r* Kaffirs Hiaco On Monday 6th January, 1919 at 2.30 p.m. I 1 A i it: t r»i865 words
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Advertisement380 1919-01-03 4 I Federated Malay States War Charities Lottery. Ticket^ for this Lottery a»e issued under the anspices of the Federated Malay State? War Charities Committee and the Prizes will i be allocated as follows The Prizes The allcc&tion of the amount subscribed will be as follows i'O per cent, for one380 words
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Advertisement882 1919-01-03 4 x 31 Enemy Property By Order of the Custofl Qp s AUCTIONS W Valuable Freehold and 9fc, l ,«?S*Li*** Situate at Fa«ir Fanjang a|B o f Powell Co, Ltd., To be held at the Auction Im s p*ace On Tuesday, the 28ttmm Lot No. AREA TITLE f a. R. PLB.882 words
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Article474 1919-01-03 5 FINE WEMHER AND KEE^ EVEST3. The Sea sports A baaotif ully floe day favoured the sea sports and some cipital events were decided. The harboir presented a very Kay spectacle fjr ail girts of crafi were util ised to gdt a good view of the taeJsg. Thsre474 words
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Article446 1919-01-03 5 The threat of rain passing away, the conditions were splendid for the land iports at the race course m the afternoon. There was a large company of visitors, and the native crowd was of the usual substantial dimensions, whilst an excited interest was taken m the various446 words
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Article323 1919-01-03 5 I Courtesy op the French Consulate I Paris, Dec 29th 815 pm —A Great Fete was organized to day m she Trocadero by the French Colonial League m the honour of the native troops who have fought for France. M Henri Simon minister for Colonies delivered a323 words
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Article106 1919-01-03 5 The following letter from Her Majesty the Q jeen of the Belgians has been received by Mre Jobo Mitchell of PenaDg. Dear Mrs Johu Mitchell, By order of the Q leen I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your two last cheques and to thank you waimly for106 words
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Article138 1919-01-03 5 In virtue of the stipulations of a Federal Law of 80th November, 1918, passed by the parliaments of Denmark and Iceland and confirmed by His Majesty the Kiog of Denmark, the Royal Danish Government has recognized Iceland as a Sovereign State, the Kingdoms of Denmark and Iceland being united138 words
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Article162 1919-01-03 5 The price of beet quality Siam rice has been raised by the local dealers during the Christmas Holidays from 60 to 72 cent par gactaog. There is no excuse offered for tui3 renewed extortion, neither the war nor the armistice nor the floods nor Christmas, It is162 words
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Article130 1919-01-03 5 At a meeting of the Port of London Authority Lord Devonpocfe, the chairman, on behalf of the Authority, presented a gold watch and a certificate for £300 Poet stock to Captain E X Myles, v c, D s o, m appreciation of his gallant deeds m the130 words
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Article634 1919-01-03 5 Need of Prompt Allied Action. Vladivostok, Dec 7. Telegraphi ccom muQication with Western Siberia ie interrupted. It is generally thought that conditions there are fraught with eerioue consequence 8. The ornx of the situation m Eastern Siberia is the attitude of A tin rain Simionov, whose defiance634 words
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Article182 1919-01-03 5 [Lord lucbcapa said tbe comic;* docade m the Dominions wonld ba one of immense production we were more likely to see that there were three jobs for one man than three men for one job. Reuter.] Dominions, away with your cares, And rsop the sad tear from182 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement759 1919-01-03 5 P. M. S. RAILWAYS. The Section between Padang Rengaa and Talpeng will be opened for all traffic from today, Friday, Jan 3rd. SINGAPORE ART CLUB. Members are reminded that their annual Hupecriptlon (two dollars) becomes due this month, and ehonld be sent to EDWARD GATTET. Hon. Treasurer, Chartered Fank Chambers,759 words
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Advertisement615 1919-01-03 5 TO YEARLY SUBSCRIBERS. Owing to the heavy coat of paper, six times Its pre-war price and v c increase In freight and other costs of production, the Manager regrets that the nsual reduced rate of $29 a year for subscriptions to the daily, payable In advance without application oannot be615 words
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Advertisement680 1919-01-03 5 WANTED For the Government of B>t.-H a Drafter. Apply seouiLg qm^-fl^'ons *i, i < slimontaJi to British Resident, *i c* 91 WANTEO A capable Bookkeeper for Penang also a junior book-keeper for Singapore apply ■CALISTER ft COMPAN Y, LIIITf P WF "1 8-1 WANTED Intelligent Book-keeper forMeian, Sumatra. Must be680 words
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Article1592 1919-01-03 6 Friday, January 3, 1910 I For the first; time we believe m the h story of the Colony, the Director of Education spoke on Monday last on the very important subject that is under his control, introducing an amending bill to the Board of Education Ordinance.1,592 words
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Article49 1919-01-03 6 Domestic Occurrence. BIRTHS. jAKfz.— On the 8 Jet Inst at Hope well. Treacber Road, Koala Lumpur, to Dr. Mis. N. C. Jaksz, a son. Temperley.- On the sth Nov., at l. V ill. stream. Mundeßley, Norfolk, f> Joycs (nee Tabor), wife of Lieutenant F.H. T* mperley, R.G.A., a daughter.49 words
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Article18 1919-01-03 6 Pollock —At Liverpool, en Dec. 26th, Frbdebick Follock, formeily of Messrs. Howarth Erskine Ltd., Singapore. By cable.18 words
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Article432 1919-01-03 6 BOLSHEVISM'S ADVANCE Bigbattles take Place (*y *»bm«ruM Uablc] [Bratar'i Serriot] Paris, Dec 80. la the Chamber of Deputies M Clemencean stated the Fcecch had landed at Odessa without fighting. Copenhagen, Dec 24. A wire froai Berlin says the Poles are about to pro claim a republic under the432 words
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Article882 1919-01-03 6 DEBATE IN THE CHAMBER i The Policy m Russia i.f»Y f*nbxnfcnn« On bit i f lUct«r'a Paris, D^ HO M Picbcn eta "d m tb ft Chamber of D.-pu'ies th^t France i:cc<', tbe princirlo of tli* L*af*« ,f Hti ard is opp ihf to fcncexfilu nbit r-882 words
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Article155 1919-01-03 6 Amsterdam, Dec 80 The Nieuws van den Dag states that Count Benticck would not be displeased if the Kaietr departed. It is considered probable the Kaiser will leave for another estate and live there. He is suffering from nervous ness making conversation difficult Copenhagen, Dec 81.-A "league155 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement151 1919-01-03 6 Reduced Prices. A Isopp Beer p*» case 4 Dozen Quarts £f% r^ 6 Dozen Pints I |T^ jjiir il# Coutts Old Tom Gin PER CASE DUTY EXTRA CALDBECK, MAC6REGOR Co, TENNIS, G PL? j Accessories of the Best Makers i ;■■-"■>- rstlii •-.-'S ■'I "1" ■~r 7 •r.-r l"~ TILT'151 words
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Advertisement42 1919-01-03 6 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS OROHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE 1085 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 12 do $10 Note the conditions of our offer 11 No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of oui work could be given or demanded.42 words
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FINAL ELECTION RESULTS
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Article1661 1919-01-03 7 Women and Soldiers Support the Premier THE RESULTS London, D,c 29— Tha following i« au ftaaiyaia c! tLe votes pilled m England aud Walts, Unionists 3.488,000 L;i r ]s 1,875,390 Labourite* 172,955 N r coalition Liberals 1,300 000 1 n tji 323,200 1 iturudenta 459.7001,661 words
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Article1209 1919-01-03 7 Liberal Party's Disappearance London, Dec 30. The Daily Chronicle states The country was never more democratic, more progressive or more patriotic. It rallied to Mr Lloyd George as representing a patriot- of democracy. Be cause it wants big things done, it will go ill with any party or1,209 words
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Article202 1919-01-03 7 New Cabinet Formed Copenhagen, Dec 80 A wire from Berlin says there has been street fighting m Poeen owing to marauding German troope lowering the Allied flags. Violent machine gun encounters resulted m the repulee of the Poles. Copenhagen, Deo 80. A new German Cabinet has been appointed202 words
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Article54 1919-01-03 7 London, D?o 81. Tbe Daily Express Bays that tbe War Cabinet iv considering a proposal to uek the .Peace Congress to appokt a Commission to esquire into the international adjustment of the conditions of employment, and submit plans for a permanent international court which will secure joint54 words
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Advertisement104 1919-01-03 7 ROBINSON Co. WATER BALLAST LAWN ROLLERS l^^^^m Km, f)| 1 Mi V\ -it /iv w«She^h dl 7 MNEJ^%i\ Vcwts." Thc,vf,m. filled and Diameter and Width Weight Empty Weight FRESH STOCKS OF I Three Castles Magnums] c iorarette^ NOW ON SALE iijj! "6 magnums' j||t Cioarett^ s C l Price 90104 words
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Advertisement468 1919-01-03 8 NIPPON VUSEN KAISHA. (ISCORPORVTED IN JAPAN) UNDZR MVIL CONTRACT WITH THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. (Subject to alterations without notice) EUROPEAN LINE. rortalghtly Service. For (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, (Marseilles) London or Liverpool. YOKOHAMA MARU" for London about sth Jan. (via Suez Canal) TAMB A MARU 18th January EUROPEAN LINE. Fortnightly468 words
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Advertisement426 1919-01-03 8 Phone No. 1925. THE Osaka Shosen Kaisha (The Osaka Mercantile S. S. Co., Ltd.) (Incorporated m Japan) No. 2, De Souza Street Proposed Sailings from Singapore (Sobject to change wlthoat notice) For EUROPE via Suez, I s.s. Altai Mara for London 7th Jan. •a.s. Ganges Mara** for Marseilles About sth426 words
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Advertisement441 1919-01-03 8 OCEAN TRANSPORT Co., Ltd. The s.s. M Kaiyei Maru" of 10,000 tons will sail for Vanoonver and Seattle on or about January 4th. 1919. For freight and fnrtber particulars apply to Messrs PATSIBOR SIIORS ft Co. Ltd., Agents. OCEAN TRANSPORT CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Japan). The above Company maintains a441 words
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Advertisement570 1919-01-03 8 Mail and Passenger Services peninsular and ohiental s. n. Co. (Under Contract with Hit Majesty'! Government.) Tne Companye MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present sue pended. The Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON have been resumed. Passengers for Europe rra booked by the INTERMEDIATE SERVICE a, opportunity570 words
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889 1919-01-03 9 British Protectorate Demanded. Bagdad, Njv 24th. Wa ere a wonderfat people. Oae marvels nti (ho work done m this Side show Land, 1 The Basra of three years ago is now a gigantic port. There are miles of wharves on land that was a swamp. Tramway*889 words
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Advertisement125 1919-01-03 9 Buchanan's Black and White There is no better value on the Market than this old and perfectly blended Whisky— A Fancy Price does not neces•sadly mean high quality. A thick, heavy Spirit is unsuited for use m the Tropics. James Buchanan Co., Ltd. have the largest Bonded Stores m the125 words
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Advertisement6 1919-01-03 9 KRUSE'S MAGNESIA PICKMEUP ON Sale Everywhere6 words
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Advertisement653 1919-01-03 9 TSE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS $2,000,000 OUR DAY 1918 SI%WAR LOAN LOTTERY SANCTIONED BY GOVERNMENT and run under the ausplees of OUR DAY Committee TICKETS $10 EACH. (Singapore Currency). The amount of the lottery will be Two Miliion Doliars (62,000,000) or such lesser amount «s may be subscribed. 30% of the total653 words
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Article933 1919-01-03 10 1 French General In Berlin. Parie, Bth Deo. A message from Berlin to the "Frankfort Gazette announce* 11 General Dupont, charged with the organisation of the transport and repatriation of French prisoners of war hae arrived m Berlin. He ia staying at the palace formerly occupied by933 words
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Article308 1919-01-03 10 Jt ho a t p^rSaS^r y At tb Co^ aarkets there may be small vartaUow. Singapore, Dec. 3Cth, 1918. Beans, Long per catty 10 I do. French do 18 Beef per lb. 28 Beefsteak do SS Bean Sprouts per catty 4 j Bamboo Sprouts do 6 Blachan308 words
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Advertisement413 1919-01-03 10 I Bengers Food Ltd^ 5 Si regret to announce that m consequence of GOVERNMENT I Unl LIMITATIONS (iac-.'d upon EXPORTS, they are unable to keep their Q lyKl Overseas friends fully supplied at present. Immediately these fk 1811 restrictions ary removed every effort will be made to send out 1413 words
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Advertisement9 1919-01-03 10 f f?A Afy A I fl§&i I C?«3CbKtffei!§t4eBrf«sd» JPENTRATI9 words
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Advertisement246 1919-01-03 10 M LIME JUICE I'^^Sl Delicious, I l^^^^i Wholesome, I Refreshing. |§SiS.i,liMf Prepared from the pure juice of the |p«§ili®§| finest West Indian LimeFruit,gro_wn m'^W'^'M on our estates m Dominica, West fiflgji Indies W^lfo^m Insist on having ROSE' I l^y^JP* llll!llllillll[lllllHHIIIimillllllllllllllll!IIIHIHIllllli;illi; :^./s'Vs'.. V«*l\ r >-/. £C 3LJLI.V 'CCdSIOIIS v jj l246 words
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Article90 1919-01-03 11 Jan. 2, 1919, The following are the eharee as d which changes are notified m Messr* Fraaer and Co'e yesterday's share list j— Buyers Selleri Ayer Panas 11.00 12.00 Bukit Katil 1.00 1.16 Glenealy 1.05 2.10 Pantai 1.56 170 Soudai 7 60 8 00 Teluk Anson 1190 words
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Article59 1919-01-03 11 (CORBECTED UP TO JAN 2.) Back 4m c 2 4 18*82 demand 2 4 6*82 Private credits sms 24f France demand Baa J r..: 802 India, T. T. s 155 i Hongkong, demand 44f%Pc«m Yokohama, demand io6| Java, demand IB2i Bangkok, demand 66$ Sovereigns, Bank Baying 18.64 Bank of59 words
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Article146 1919-01-03 11 Jan 2. T<° No Market Qatiibier 18. CO Gambler Cube No. 1 25.00 Gambler Cube No. 2 22.00 Pepper Black ordia. Spore 88.00 Pepper, (White fait) 58.00 Nutmega (110 to the lb.) nom Nutmegs (80 to the lb nom Mace (Bandd) nom CJovsb (Amboina) nom Ball Coffee (4% Black)146 words
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Advertisement793 1919-01-03 11 Assets over $8,000,000 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 TH GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, EX. The Company b-is 220,000 deposited with the Sapreme Cour^ at England, and complies with the BrltlshLtfe \siamo9 Gh:n;ki<.3s V.35 ia793 words
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Advertisement426 1919-01-03 11 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY (Incorporated In Great Britain). FIRE Bimple Contracts, Latest Concessions. MARINE All kinds of Marine Business transacted. MOTOR C ARS Reduced Rates. Increased Benefits. Policies issued by this Company oover Accidental Damage, Public Liability, Bur* glary, Fire Transit. H. J. TOTTOH, IoALISTBR ft Co., Ltd.,426 words
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Advertisement521 1919-01-03 11 3HARTERED BANK India Australia and China. imwital li Eijltid fcj Royal Gbarlar. I AID UP CAPITAL £1,200 000 tISBRYB FUND 1 £2 000 000 Uierve Liability of Proprietors L £1,200,000 HIAD OFFICS N lIIHOPBttATI, LOIDOM, I. 0, 453N0188 AND BBAHOHBS, iuxttaar Hongkong Penawi Uagkcfe Hollo Puket jasavta Ipoh Bangcon 53^tay521 words
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Advertisement344 1919-01-03 11 iii-OF J«?I?tJ $15 000.000 t»llYir FU9 9I Storllas 11.f00.00C at *u,4KH> tK» tU r nnnnn 811 »er 119 *0& 000 f»t.wiMßßf 'oirt» Utfcirt? a I'^itofpii.. $15/00 000 R-iD. Mt F. D HoiynHfe, < h&trin*n G.T. V Bdlttne, ft*. Dernty Chalrmac. A. H. Jompton, Eeq. Bon. Mr. D. Landale Hon. Mr.344 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous290 1919-01-03 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Steamers Nat. Tonnage Master From Consignees For Singaradja Dot 299 Kromer Deli 8 KPM Dry Dock Swaerdecrocn Dot 901 Van Dayn D3rp«lal9 KPM Une Khoen Foeng Dat 684 Van Tool P^nlianak 19 Tocg Aik Ponfciauak Tog Atlas DnS Hecgeveld P Satnboe 20 AP Co Unc Haog Seng290 words
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Miscellaneous275 1919-01-03 11 MAIL TABLE Till?. u?etaied!a#e an 4 local matti w*v. fee loa»« iU« below Pocaag, Malaeoa, F.M.9. I*9 r.**;a) I p. a. tally (except Sunday). Johore 8, 9.80, noon. I, 4 A 8 p.m. Oooob Soon Hong 880 am Japan, etc taking mails foe USA anl Canada Miahima Mara 10 am275 words
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Article692 1919-01-03 12 VISITS HIS BIRTHPLACE Made Freeman of Manohester [tatar*! fcrvio*] Lcnlcn, Dec 29 —President and Mrs Wilson vieiied Carlisle where the Pre ■ident's grandfather w* 9 a congregitioual minister and bis mother was born. Mr and Mrs Wileon were ceremoniously received and enthusiastically welcomed The President sUoed ths692 words
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Article725 1919-01-03 12 Friends of Mankind London, Dec 30. President Wilson this inarrinp visited Maachcerei *bip caru'l nnd then arov? through th-3 street! lined wi h cheering crowds to the Towu Hall whera a r*mptioa was giteii to him by the lea ling Arr.et;can residents of (be city. The.725 words
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Article80 1919-01-03 12 Paria, Dec 81.— King Alfonso, m repl; to an address from tbe new Franch ambassador, on presenting his credentials, ;s-iid tba's Sp^in was m perfect agreement with France and wa3 preparing to occupy, m the woik cf peace, a post of activity, and to labour for tbe purpose80 words
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Article36 1919-01-03 12 Romo, Deo 81— -Official The Italian loßsee on all fronts were Dead 460,000 including 16,362 officers; Wounded 947,000 including 38,847 officers. The number totally or partially disabled is estimated a* OTer half a million.36 words
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Article28 1919-01-03 12 Paris, D.c 31 -An aeroplano from Trevee mrashed ia the Louvres vicinity of Paris. The British pilot was killed and tb* Atbertoan general Rhodes seriously lojored.28 words
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Article29 1919-01-03 12 Paris, D(c29~The Finance Minister, M Kiotz announced tha ne^y locn exceed' ed thirty rmJliaris of francs c« which twentjone and a half had already beeu paid.29 words
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Article28 1919-01-03 12 P*ri 3 D.c 29-Tbe Seine continuea to riae m Pnriß. the water yesterday at Austerhtz Bridge being over coven inohea higher thjm oa Friday. (HavasJ28 words
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Article14 1919-01-03 12 Paria, Deo 81.— AU reetriotiona regarding motor spirit m France ceaee to-day14 words
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CABINET MAKING IN WALES
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Article218 1919-01-03 12 The Liberal Position London, Djc 81 —Me Lloyd Georgg goes to Wales to day where be U expected to eettle the reconstruction ministry. U is believed that the new appointment* will ba announced before he goes to Paris Next wee* there will be numerous ohanges, chiefly m218 words
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Article215 1919-01-03 12 London, Dec 31.— The Morning Post saya thaD the conversations batween President Wilson and the repr«sentahvo 8 of Britain and tbe Dominions were most cordial, and all the participants ate eminently satisfied with the good under standing r^ched. There were three stages -firstly, a meeting of the Imperial215 words
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Article141 1919-01-03 12 TRENCH ARD'S AIR-POLICY LonSon, Jan I.— A despatch frooHtfajor General Trenchard commanding the Inde pendent Air Force, explaining his policy of attacks od Germany, says that the alter natives were a sustained attack on one arge centre after another, until each was destroyed, or to attack as many industrial centres141 words
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Article96 1919-01-03 12 London, Dec 28 -Writing to the Timae and referring to Mr Chnrchhiir. etatement that all prohibition for making propellor shafts had been withdrawn en V OV 19 Lord Incbcapa says that this was evidently not generally known, fcr on Dac g and O received a letter from96 words
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Article39 1919-01-03 12 London D<c 80 -Official Although »,j.tr,.*ion of very J ar 8 numbsre of Dominion troops ia throwing a heavy burden on British .hipping, Britain U giving all po, H ible oaiLunce to ft. re patnation of the Americans.39 words
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Article15 1919-01-03 12 Pads" 9 ™l C 81 '7 R ardi <*« BniMtlf, 221. sa BtaMei -i15 words
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Article280 1919-01-03 12 Singapore, Jam. la opsning the year 1919 it is interesting to take a comparison of t bares values and if we take well known Local Rubber I Companies that have not increased (beir Capita! each as Ayer Paoae, M-ilaka Pmda, Changkat Serdang and Scad&i the quotations of280 words
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Article177 1919-01-03 12 26th Dec 1918 to Ist Jan 1919. The past week was somewhat broken by seasonal festivities. Rubber. —There was not an Auction m X'mas week and today's shows a slight weakening m regard to recent prices 75 to i 77 cents sheet and 76 to 79 crepe.177 words
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Article147 1919-01-03 12 Singapore, Jan 2 Owing to there being no Bale m the Christmas week a fairly large quantity was catalogued for sale at the Auctions to-day, amounting to some 1,893 ton B Values since our last report have fluctu' ated somewhat and the market has a firmer tendency.147 words
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Article97 1919-01-03 12 Sepoy Lines Golf. The Men's Monthly Medal for December 1918 was wou by Dr J A Campbell. Scores were: Dr J A Campbell 44, 87, 5 7ftDrTW H Barne 68, 54, 15, 91 T 'wd cards only were taken out. Keppel Golf Club. The result of the December97 words
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Article17 1919-01-03 12 Championship. Final tie provided Doig and Hammond win their tie on Thursday.17 words
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Article20 1919-01-03 12 Agents East Aeiafcio Co. Mount Auekin 265 814 Secretaries Evatt and Co. 28|288; fOB 4 mOntt>l20 words
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Article570 1919-01-03 12 "damaged goods." It wae ao unueual kind of play that the Howitt Phillips Co presented at the Victoria Theatre lest evening, to a very large audience. Damaged Goods is one of those pieces which set people balking, and upon which controversy is waged It treats of the570 words
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Article577 1919-01-03 12 At the invitation of the X f: DGn commissioned office* 8 nearly Av 0 bunded people attended a fancy dre-g bill mI Polo Brani on Na* Year's ye Tb* function, which took place ia the hall of the R E Me^s, mi mm of577 words
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