The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 March 1919
1919-03-01
1
12
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/singfreepressb
The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
-
Title Section14 1919-03-01 1 Singapore Free Press MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CUNTS SINGAPOKE, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1919. NO. 9,60714 words
-
Article317 1919-03-01 1 Singapore is to be an important point m the Cairo Australia air rou^e, dow under practical contemplation Page 7 Italy objects to the delegation to America of decisions which she thinks should be made by the Peace Conference as a whole— Page 7 France thinks her people317 words
-
Article1765 1919-03-01 1 Quicquid agunt homines nostri eat farrago libelli Juvenal. In recant times there bat only been one instance m which oar public wrath baa really boiled over and threatened to pat oat the fire and that was when the income tax was proposed (sot as a war1,765 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement284 1919-03-01 1 R-AFFLES HOTEL. SATURDAY, Ist MARCH Special Dinner B M^m U it il L>%s SUPPER ON THE LAWN. i jt 1-" J *S I i f w y .•-•r >^-" i r i tv I, G&DILUC, MAHMON) WHITE The supor-durability that the layman p| rinds m the Royal' Typewriter, the automobile284 words
-
Advertisement308 1919-03-01 1 Kelly Walsh Ltd. Books on Commercial Subjects Book-Keeping and AccouLt*- Modern Oirrency Reforms by F.K. Spicer and E (J. Pegler, h Hiatosy and Dihcnseion on RgSrd Edition $11.00 ceni; Carrency Keformß m India, Mercba t'c; Book- Looping and Stock £orta Rico, Philippine Islands, Acconais, by G. il. Bpenoi 2 00308 words
-
Advertisement154 1919-03-01 1 LATEST Books on commsreia! subjects at Kelly end Waieh's Page 1. Ynmato'e saie opens to day Pcea 1. Albambra's rew programme Paga I. Matinee and o?bamg ebow at Harm etons Circofi Page 2. Commercial Rubber Co'e sale cf free hold proptrty ai?J e:Ue— Pd;{e 2. Cantetary History of Ssngapore- P.ige154 words
-
-
Page 1 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous37 1919-03-01 1 THE WEEK. Bitsrtiar, March Ist High W»t«t— I 3 10- 17 p.m. HariDßtja's Circus, 9.15 p m. Sunday 2nd. H gh W^ter— 9-5i a m., 10-47 p.m. New Mooij. Monday 3rd. High Water— l-37 a.rr 11-16 p.m.37 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement651 1919-03-01 2 A R. FRESHING DRINK I JEFFREY'S 1 PILSENER BEER BREWr D IN SCOTLAND. YOU CAN PLAY IT- IF YOU CAN TALK THE SOHG-O-PHOME The Most Marvellous Musical Instrument ever invented NO INSTRUCTIONS NECESSRY. Any Man, Wcra*n, or Child who can Talk Eing, Whistle or Hum, CAN PLAY the Song-o-phonc. ?0U651 words
-
Advertisement573 1919-03-01 2 PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD. To-Night I at 9-30 To-Night I New Features, New Comedies, New War Annals, TBe OTHER WOMAN A Five- Part Photoplay adapted from tbe Famous I Play by A. H. :Woods, Featuring PEGGY HYLAND i A e^ A Rousing Essanay Comedy m 3 Parts ENTITLED THe MORNING AFTER"573 words
-
Advertisement361 1919-03-01 2 From Saturday, March 1, to Thursday, Mar. Popular Pictures by Pre- Eminent Producers AT THS ALHAMBRA The Hall for Music and Features. Beach Road. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 15 P.M. WT[jTi T A M FOX VY JL «~l XJ X XI IJJL JC -cV PRESENTS CHARMING JEWEL CARMEN361 words
-
-
Article731 1919-03-01 3 Delhi, Feb 25. Raiu hae fallen m nearly all parts of Ihe Punjab, greatly benefiting the standing crops. More rain is still wanted m some i districts. Condition and proepeots of wheat and other standing crops are good on irrigated, rather below average on nnirrigated areas. Yield of731 words
-
Article168 1919-03-01 3 The death is nuuouocod of Me J W Laraach, a well known racehorse owner, who won the Derby m 18(8 with Jeddah. Mr J W LuruncU was a nuuva of Sydney, and was tbe *on of Mr Donald Larnach, who v A'a« on the directorate of the Bank of New168 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement130 1919-03-01 3 |iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim I High-class 13- a moderate 1 111 ««m^ 1 is exactly the same as before the H war no substitute whatever being used E 1 NO. 555 Virginia: m Vacuum Tins of 50 $1.05 EE Sole Manufacturers: ARDATH TOBACCO CO., LTD., LONDON, ENGLAND. 7illllllllllMllllllimi!!lilllllll!l!!ill}t!!l!lillllll!lllllllll!llll^ FWJf C IT M>q i^r130 words
-
Advertisement451 1919-03-01 3 WITHOUT PURE BLOOD HEALTH IS IMPOSSIBLE. VPTAR7A BLOOD Vtl AKaU medicine Never before was there anything like it. nor are its marvellous pretoerties likely ewr to he equalled m (li.-o;i.-.-> ;iri>mu from impure blood. It euros biood and skin troubles by searching oui ami expelling from the vital curreni every451 words
-
Advertisement30 1919-03-01 3 FINAL WHITEAWAY'S STOCKTAKING DO NOT MISS THE j r HI ill KJ JL mJ \j Ml JTJL aJ BARGAINS Up p tLKtLD Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd., (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). SINGAPORE*30 words
-
-
Article882 1919-03-01 4 Pacifists Left on The Doormat Me W A Appletoo, the Secretary of the General Federation of Trade Unions, m the current number of The Federation!**:, writes ou The Labour Parly's Talks' 1 The eleoUon is ever (he e&ys) the pen pie have spoken, and the friend* of882 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement197 1919-03-01 4 CLAY MFftVY* DUTY Work Engines STRENUOUS CPD Tr T l^ 1? Q XJj m. X\J Mid 6i H. P. 12 H. P. 20 H P. m 1— IVI I L# JQL I V lENGINE WORKS EfDl L With the swiftness oJ a r^^^^^~~~^ tropical rainstorm does sn m|^^H#| r^H attack197 words
-
Advertisement40 1919-03-01 4 v jj*4 £r ii J ILf *s* &;tbrLadies.i Jfi ItfL^ fr«o«n Remedj for mil (rrjtfularltU«. Thoos&c^ Ji=* keep i bo* of Martin's Pills m tho house, so U»t act the toe Vr r.« *nr llfgga!aritr of the Swttmm H»j. dow40 words
-
Advertisement382 1919-03-01 4 rTooYou Suffer from any I y^^^^^^. I SKIN OR BLOOD DISEASE I /nisss«lcia'e% il suchasEczema.Scpofula.BadLeg, composed of inm>di,ntb v' ,m>c^y WlC4l »C 3 1^ S Ahcrp«sps Ulcers. Glandular attack, overcome., and <x t r.-. from tiie m I S c fn^f'Rniif PimnK? Sores blood »U impurities (from vliriK-vprcun* W 0^382 words
-
-
Article279 1919-03-01 5 PA HANG "OUR DAY" 1918. (Exclusive of Kuantan District) A F Worth Ing lon X LpU 99ftfl The Pahang Club 100 "CP" 100 P Phillips, M C Hay at »50 each 100 F W Mager, E W Geyer, U O L Bennett, J R Watson MihB A Mcßride, at 125279 words
-
Article216 1919-03-01 5 People ace beginning to speak German m public a£*in. They are not Germane, bat Ecgli->ti business men and schoolgirl* and students anxioca to rob np their language fluency of pre-war times. A bookseller told a M D-»ily Chronicle representative th\t there ie a graat de mani (oc216 words
-
Article357 1919-03-01 5 re huve beeu several references I v *o Chinese Witt* the B il^hevik forces ..j EUntifl Ie appears ?bu* d»»rifljj the war the Russian (Jovt-rnroort hui tq import |MAI -qn »d-^ of Cain* c c ccolisb in^o Rust-la fo. behind the Lnea. Wfcen the! stavotatioii b't k.- oac these cooJießwerai357 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement46 1919-03-01 5 Shorten your Advertising Bill. If you *aye any money that you are willing tn rut into your busine*B, yon cannot invpst it m any way to ake it produce better dividr ndn than it will bring if pent for good advertising ceooi lBf( Advertisement Wiifr r.46 words
-
Advertisement704 1919-03-01 5 NOTICE. We the undersigned beg to inform the public that the partnership baslness of cloth merchants heretofore car>ltd on By us at No. 23, Kiiug Street, Pingapore, nnder the firm name of "AHNA MOONA MOON\ MOONA ABOJ. BAKER A Co. has been dissolved as from the 19th day of February,704 words
-
Advertisement637 1919-03-01 5 WANTED Chinese bookkeeper required for a Dispensary good salary and prospects to right man Apply to Box No. 99 c/o Singapore Free Pref s. 1-3 48 Wantsd English Nurse or Nursery Governess for girl of s.— apply stating age, expetienoe, ttc, to 0.5.0.. c/o Free Picas. 1-3 7 8 Invoice637 words
-
Advertisement1142 1919-03-01 5 j AUCTION SALE OF THE STEAM SHIP "PINGHA' Messrs CHING KENG LEE ft Co have been lnstruotad and will offer for gale by auction at their Sale Boom Baffles Chambers, Baffles Place On Monday, 10th March, 1919, at 2.30 p.m. The British steam sbip Pingha as she now lies off1,142 words
-
-
Page 5 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous477 1919-03-01 5 SOEDAY CHURCH SERVICES. j QUINQU4GESIMA. I Mar Jni>. BT. ANDREW! CATHEDRAL. 730 a.m. Litany. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Ohoral.) Hymns 103, «JC, 812, 189. 9.15 a.m. Matins followed by Hoy Com* j munion. 4 pm. Children's Service 5.3^ p.m. Eveneong and Sermon. J Hymns 1-, *2*, 16i, 179. I ST.477 words
-
-
Article19 1919-03-01 6 Domestic Occurrences BIRTH Douglas.— At Dasao DarJan, Banting, on tbe 24th met to Mr. Mrp, A. JPouolas, a bod19 words
-
774 1919-03-01 6 The Singapore Free Press Saturday, Match 1, 1919. Many people Dot having any interest m the continuation of the liquor traffic, and not being teetotallers either, were surprised at the ease with which America decided to go "bone dry." It was felt that the war, with its emotions and exaltation774 words
-
Article524 1919-03-01 6 Mr John Daguid is appointed to be a Supt of Mails, Singapore, with effect from Dae 15 last. At Raffles Hotel this evening the special dinner will be followed by dancing, a very pleasant evening being assured. Aoticg Commander A J Coleman, m r. is appointed to act as Deputy524 words
-
Article206 1919-03-01 6 Madras Kestrietions Remoyed. From Our Own Oorrupond*** Penacg, Feb 2 8. The M P A A notifies that the supertaten dent of the F M S Emigration Dppol at Negapatam advises that the Government of Madras has cancelled nil restrictions imposed on the free emigration of labourer*206 words
-
Article293 1919-03-01 6 In the Gazette appear Regulations made by the Govaraor m Council regarding the grant of loans to public utility societies, or to individuals, for tbe purpose of erecting buildings m Singapore to be used wholly or partly as dwelling houses. Applications are to be made to the293 words
-
Article164 1919-03-01 6 The following telegram has been received by the Government fiom the Colonial Secretary, Hongkoog British and Czechs travelling by Madras m urgent need of suite cf khaki drill clothing and light underwear snob as shirts also require cigarettes and frait. Ship carries some 1 000 men an164 words
-
Article207 1919-03-01 6 Service will be held at tbeßouitead! Institute tomorrow evening at 8 15. Bishop J W Robinson will give the address, and Mies Sybil Evans will ba the ooloist. All are cordially invited to attend, especially men of the Army acd Navy and the Mercantile Marine. The Sepoy Lints Funeral Association207 words
-
Article390 1919-03-01 6 ABNORMAL EXPENDITURE MET The ninth annual general meeting ot the fehareholders of Paafai Limited, vv a(r held ytnerday a: good at the Ccn p r S E Registered Office, Orerbum House, Buutry rd Singapore. Mr VV L Wu ku« presided, koJ v moving the adop'.i-a of the nnLu«i390 words
-
Article151 1919-03-01 6 Farther orders of the Food Controller appear io the Gazette. From Fob 28, no employer of labour efaall supply or sell to any labourer em plojed by him and to any person dependent on eucb labourer mora than the following quantity cf rice m any calendar tncn.h Adult151 words
-
Article171 1919-03-01 6 At the Bokit Mertajam Police Court before Me W E Patton on the 25th, a Chetty named X M R M Veerapatra Pillay, attorney ot Ramanathan Chetty, was found Guilty of the offence of wilfulh failing to cultivate hie land with padi ie compliance with a not'ee171 words
-
Article112 1919-03-01 6 German Ships for Germans At the annual genetal meeting of tbe members of the Penenjz Chamber of Oc 1 merce, Mi Low, tbo Chairman, aeked fcow it was that co steps vere apparently being taken m the direction of com ifcanieering Gerroßn muil gteamera like the Roon112 words
-
Article46 1919-03-01 6 A requiem matt for the rapoee of the soul of tbe late Mrs W X F de BOfft, mother of Mr Chiiitopbtr de Silva, of the Anglo Chinese School, Siugapor* will be said at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Monday at 7 a m.46 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement93 1919-03-01 6 BY ROYAL WARRANT TO H. M. KING GEORGE V. Denis Mounie's Brandy. Three Star Quality per case $42. 00. Supplied to: The Berkeley, Carlton, Claridge's, Prince's, Savoy, and all the other leading Restaurants. Sole Importers CALDBEGK MCGREGOR GO, Avery Fairbanks Iron Platform Scales. 'Pf^m^^^ynat AYERYS glf-^ <tt<s 800 lbs Catties93 words
-
Advertisement63 1919-03-01 6 I VICTORS THEATRE, SATURDAY, MARCH Bth. ONE NIGHT ONLY, at 9-30 Hr. Charles S. KITTS Miss Rhoda D Windrum i Late cf the George Edwardes Companies and the Principal London 1 hcatres and Mnstchalls WILL GIVE A Felect and Up-to-date VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT Assist* d By Members of tne Singapore A.D.S.63 words
-
-
Article281 1919-03-01 7 I GERMANY MUST PAT THE WAR BILL No Needless Taxation \*j HftMrdt Uahto] [E«»Ur'i liritoi] Farii Feb 19 Tbe French Finance Mafettf m h'.3 sUtenienfe to tbe Budget l :.i:r-- oi, Mmmid ap tr^ Govern- i fittitaeift] policy h^ tMe demand 1 f i %ht M«Qij of281 words
-
Article108 1919-03-01 7 What Next m Russia Paris. Feb 18 —The Council is still undeciitd bcw to bring peace to eastern Europe. The Couuml has taken up the question of what is to be done m view of th 9 faiinre of the Prinkipo Conference schema. U is proposed by108 words
-
Article106 1919-03-01 7 Not Surrendering Her Vote Paris, Feb 19 The Italian Government has declined to accept the proposal that President Wilson should act as arbitrator m the differences ot the new kingdom of Serbia. Italy's standpoint is that all nations represented at tha Paced Confer co.cc are responsible,106 words
-
Article66 1919-03-01 7 P>r:« Feb 18 —The naval clauses of the new armistice provide for the destruo tien ot the fortifications ot Heligoland and the Kiel Canal, the free opening ot the latter to mercantile traffic, the German fleet interned m Soapa Flow to be surrendered. Probably the surrendered66 words
-
Article25 1919-03-01 7 London Feb 21.— The Food Controller has decided to su*peud from March 24 the orders gjverciug the Jis;ribu!>ion and price of ten.25 words
-
Article91 1919-03-01 7 By l/OI'RTESY OF THE FRENCH CONSULATE. Paris, Feb 27, 6 15 p.m.— The French 8 p i cent bonds are at francs 68.90, the 5 r- r cent nt 80.40. the 4 per cent at 74 .45.! The French cruiser d'Estrees left Djibouti for Colombo oi*26th instant,91 words
-
Article65 1919-03-01 7 II li notified m tbe Gazette that to day hi b'cn rtxed by the Governor as the dis aiitr vujca to pejieon feball advertise, profit, or curry ou »uy cinematograph di-pluy of a pobhc niLare unless tbe fiim baa been marked by an officer appointed by the Governor under tbe65 words
-
Article182 1919-03-01 7 SINGAPORE AN IMPORTANT STATION Preparations m Progress VO7 ftaamaru* Oaal*} (Kmlv'i larvM London, Feb 61.-— Major General Sii F H Sykee, Controller Oeueral of Civil Aviation, m a speech m L mdon dealiug with the Im p^rial Mneett of commsrcial aviation, said that; th* Atlantic had great182 words
-
Article44 1919-03-01 7 London, Feb 27 The Press Bar.au ■ays The Ministry of Labour states that 38 labour disputes are beiujj referred to arbitration this week, including the boilermaker's elarm to a 20 per cent advance, and disputes affecting the engineering and shipbuilding trades.44 words
-
Article44 1919-03-01 7 Paris, Feb 18— The Queen ot Italy will visit Paris mt the time time and will stay at the same hotel as the Prince of Wales, m connection wish the marriage arranged of the English crown heir to Princess Yol&nde. (Haves.)44 words
-
Article372 1919-03-01 7 Proposed Sterling Capital We are informed (says the Honkong Telegraph that the Directors of the Union Insurer cc Society cf Canton, Ltd, have resolved to eubruiJ proposals to shareholders at an early date for tha puipose of converting the existing silver capital of the Company into sceriing,372 words
-
Article167 1919-03-01 7 The wedding took placa m St George's Church, Penang, on Friday, the Rs? Keppel Gamier officiating, of Me Daniei Abernethy Dann, Manager, Sangei Limau Estate, Taiping, second son of Mre Mar I garet Dunn, 461 SauchiehaSl Street, Glasgow, and Misa Kirsteen AliEOn Robert son, of Tat167 words
-
Article1486 1919-03-01 7 GERMAN PLOT FOILED. Gay Gaunfs Adfenture I oannot say whether Captain Sir Guy Gaunt, icmo, cb— who, as all Australians know, is a son of the late Judge GaunO, and a brother of Rear Admiral Ernest Gaunt ever dreamed long, boyish dreams of adventure, m whioh he should1,486 words
-
Article377 1919-03-01 7 GUNNER WHO SOLD A HAM Tbe enquiry was resumed m the Marine Court yesterday before Lt Bennett, M A, of a case m which Matnoor b>n Hnsein, engine driver, and Abubakar bin Haji Babi, gunner, together with three other Malays, part crew of the S377 words
-
Article14 1919-03-01 7 Tbe mail which arrived on Thursday brought letters and newspapers up to Jan 28rd.14 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement121 1919-03-01 7 1 NEW SHIPM EN T O P RISELEY HEXAGON A "N Tfc •n* I LAIIIiJ U/IvIYL 1 v IN ALIi WEIGHTS ROBINSON Co. QUALITY is the point which is necessary ,{/j£eF' y in an enjoyable WE^ fy j^r That's why j j "EMBASSY" i OSSS^L VIRGINIA No. 77 v 8121 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement473 1919-03-01 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) UNDER Mill* CONrRICP WITH TH« IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. (Subject to alterations without notice) MMOPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal) Fortmgnuy service. For (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, (Marseilles) London or Liverpool. SAD*>~MaRU tor Liverpool Ist March Ml SHIM A. MARU for London about 2nd March EUttQPE\N473 words
-
Advertisement712 1919-03-01 8 K. P. M. Koninklyke Paketvaart MaatschappiJ (Inoorpprated In Bolland.) ROYiL PACKET NAVIGATION 00. OF BATAVIA Telegram Address PACKSTVAART Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 1437 Superintendent 3 COLLTBB QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENTS. Singe .wakg Koemai, Fampit and BandjermaEin ...Mar. 1 VAMDERpARRAPontiftnak Mar.712 words
-
Advertisement561 1919-03-01 8 P* &'O* m OHirisri India AND AIPCAB LIINE (Ooapacies Incorporated m England Mail and Passenger Services 1 peninsulas and oriental s. n. Co. {Under Contrast with Hl* Majesty's Government. 1 The Company's MAIL SERVICES east or BOMB AT are at present itu VmaM INTERMEDIATE SERVICE FROM LONDON I TO MARSFICLEB561 words
-
-
Article515 1919-03-01 9 The Mlddlesei In It. j Omsk, Dec 20. For the past week winter has laid a heavy hand on Ora%k The temperature at night has been 56 deg below freezing point, Fahrenheit, and over 80 deg below freezing point m the &un during tho day. The wind,515 words
-
Article338 1919-03-01 9 r*»- j Tbe following is from the Times: Marriage— On the let Oolober 1918, Captain Charles Frederick Cooks, Essex] Hegt, younger eon of J G Cookd, Esq, of Eietbouixc, Sussex, to EM* Margaret,] elder daughter of W A Porter, E-q. of Ocford, Kent.*' 0 »ptain C F Coofea was iv338 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement194 1919-03-01 9 ■Carbonate flmmonia 1 cwt. ■BUKnLiU lv., Ltd. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) 1 X P IVT JLJLn JL JLTJkB Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij (Incorporated m Holland.) ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OP BATAVIA Telegram Address PAKETVAART 2 A 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE HETHERLANDB INDIA GOYBRNMHNTB. I SPECIAL 5,000 TONS TOURIST STEAMERS194 words
-
Advertisement46 1919-03-01 9 NOTICE. The General Public are respectfully informed til el v S LOCKS OI Extra Special Whisky will shortly be exhausted. Regular supplies are now being received of White Label Whisky and it is hoped that Consumers will purchase this Brand m lieu of the blue label.46 words
-
Advertisement373 1919-03-01 9 gllllllllllllUlilllllllllllllllllllllil!ill!IIIHIIIIlillllll!llllllllli!ltfi!lillllin!!ll!!ll!!iri<!!!!;!!!!l!li!!i!!!!^ The Difference m this Baby n;tnii'S v c \%!i z?_z babies. Glaxo contains only those things which build up firm fteeii and strong bone, muscle and brain. It builds strong, healthy babies, not flabby ones. It is the over-fat flabby Baby who gets bronchitis e= and chills, and is373 words
-
-
Article1843 1919-03-01 10 k General Strike for a 40 Hours Week. From Our Own Corrupondtn* Edinburgh Jan 22. Labour is threatening a general strike throughout Scotland. The origin ot the trouble is found m the dissatisfaction which exists m the Clyde area and else where m regard to the new working1,843 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement333 1919-03-01 10 IlllOt v O LIME JUICE K^^^mJ! WKolesome, fi^^^ll Refreshing. Prepared from the pure juice of the H£&3sf|£|pß finest West Indian Lime Fruit, grown ffi>/3 t?'-!! on our estates m Dominica, Wesi f^^Sl Insist on having ROSE'S |||||||HH||HlHil||||[||||imHllllllllllllllllllllHlllllHIIIIHilill:il DUWLOP TYRE THE PERFECT TYRE. THS COVERS ARE FULL OF LIFE >«U TO333 words
-
Advertisement284 1919-03-01 10 Cheese GRUYERE CHEESE Australian Cheddar (loaf) do t do (Cream m tins of 5 ozs Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. SPLENOX Conquers Malaria /y^\ Whatever the critics may \Lw^S>> s a y» the fact remains that §^pw r i-g every case of Malaria, c§k=^/ which it has been administered according284 words
-
-
Article35 1919-03-01 11 Ftb 2s, iyie The Collofring are the shares afl to which changes are notified m Mae&r> Fraser and Cto'fl yesterday's share list i— I!HES. Kampong KatniiDting 2 9 0 2 10 G35 words
-
Article106 1919-03-01 11 Kaiidang Kerb&o Hospllai, Feb If. 9 A.M. JPH. P.l* tfaroni. 8J Fah 19 835 iS 814 2*858 Temp. «VG 67 5 82.0 Wet Bulb Tbe* 78.3 79 0 76. Dir. of Wind N Calm NE Max. Temp, to iha;ie 9i.u Mm. do. Ho. 76 n Max. m Sun106 words
-
Article58 1919-03-01 11 (Cokbected Up TO Feb 28) Bank 4m 2 4 11 82 demand 2 4 B*B2 Private credits 8 ra 2 4 17 82 Franoe demand Bank 801$ India, T. T. 166 Hongkong, demand 34$%Pretn Yokohama, demand 107f Java, demand 186$ Bangkok, demand 66$ Sovereigns. Bauk Baying 18 64 Bank58 words
-
Article122 1919-03-01 11 Feb 26. Tin No market Gambier 12.90 Gambler Cube No. 1 28.C0 Pepper Black ordin. Spore 85.00 Pepper, (White fair) 62.00 Tapioca, email pearl 'fair quality) 16.00 do do flake do 14.00 do medium pearl do 16.00 Pearl Sage, small 10.00 Copra Sandried 10.76 Copra Mixed 10.26 Opium, Benares122 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement340 1919-03-01 11 fver iS.COO.OOO Assurance m force over $9,000,000 GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. pacyh&A £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Oour^ 0/ England, and compile* with tho Briti^aLKe V*ur* too Cfcaijaaias lot la ever/ particular. PLANS^OF340 words
-
Advertisement509 1919-03-01 11 For Seattle direct and if sufficient Inducement offers FOR VANCOUVER ALSO 8.8. "Kccan Mara" for Vancouver A Seattle oo w m pore ready ti load. b.s. "vit-ikai Maia" bound for Seattle about March 20ib. For further par !cula v si regarding freight Apply Messrs. PATERSON, SIIONS ft Coy., Ltd., Agt>ntß.509 words
-
Advertisement434 1919-03-01 11 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY (Incorporated m Great Biicain). TOTAL FUNDS exceed TWENTY THREE MILLIONS Sterling. ANNUAL REVENUE exceeds FIVE MILLIONS Sterling. FIRE Himplo Contracts Letest Concessions. MARINE Marice and Transport Insurances of A ll Kinds transacted at current rates, I MOTOR CAR Policies l-satd by this Oompany cover434 words
-
Advertisement531 1919-03-01 11 BANK OF TAIWAN, LtiWiTED. (INCOP.PORc.TED BY SPECI L IMPERIAL Charter m Japik.) Capital Sabscribed Y. 30,000,000. Capital Paid Up V 25,000 000. Reserved Funds Y. 6,030,000. Presia^nt Teteutaro Eaburai, Esq. Vice President Koj irj Nakagawa, Esq. DIRECTORS. Iyetosbi Bada, Esq. Kyorofen Yama jail, Esq, Ebiiigo Minauai, Esq. HEAD OFFICE :-TA!PEH,531 words
-
Advertisement294 1919-03-01 11 BAKSIISG TORPORATIO* (iwcoiaoriitetl is Brjcgfcoog; •il&-Qt SirrtAi $15,000,000 StaHbig 3UTer «Ji,ooe,coo 000,000 'SBOfvs UtbHtir os c^ofrietoe^ $15,000 000 BOLST Of DIRIGTOII. J. A. Plummer, Esq., Chairman. V. D P.rr, L»ujcity i*-tnii>ftiafi A. O. Jompton, b,. Qabb», E 6 HoD.Mr.e.O.Podwell, B 0. TH. BdUn B b«. B *fi£!'i. Lan<ule W. L.294 words
-
-
Page 11 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous614 1919-03-01 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Steamers Nat. Tonnage ft Master From Consignees Fcr Barratta Bri 65 Mog* Bi!sbu>« 27 Singapore Besitaog Dut 270 Forme Samboe 7 AP C Dock Dnc Utrecht Dat 9067 Vblthos P rf Soeetoa 24 A P C Singapore Sifiiman Bri 796 Bridge Bombay 24 Admiralty Unc Peckeney Fr614 words
-
-
Article2165 1919-03-01 12 HONOURING OFFICIALS WHO SERVED IN THE WAR. Municipal Improvident Commission. An ordinary ejecting of the Municipal Commi*3ioi:er<i was held m the Board rocra yeste-dav nf^tnjoo with the President (Mr W Peel) iq the chair. The other member* present w«l« Motsra W A Slm», W Lowther Kemp, Seel Tiong2,165 words
-
Article302 1919-03-01 12 FOOTIALL ISCFaTS MANCHEBTBI Regiment. This match was play«d on Thursday on tbe S R C ground a good grime resulting m a win for the Regiment by one goaf to nil, the point beiug scored m the second half. The game was throughout fast and interesting but the302 words
-
Article86 1919-03-01 12 The programme at the Alhambra, to i night, contains a William Fox feature presenting the charming Jewel Carmen, entitled The Girl with the Champagae Eyea, m Qve parts A Pictorial Nevre giving further scenes m the -visit of President Wilson to Eaglaod, iacluding that to Carlisle, his mother's86 words
-
Article155 1919-03-01 12 Edinburgh University teports the death of Me Thomas Lmdsey who had been mechanical asaisifent m cocntotion with the claea of natural philosophy for the remarkable period of 6 8 yaars^ and who figures m Sir J M Barries An Edinburgh Esven." i A brutal murder occurred duriug the early hours155 words
-
Article573 1919-03-01 12 The. California State Harbour Com* mission bas decided that beginning with i April let all steamships of the foreign or coast trade will be given free dockage and rental m the port of San Franciieo, making the port a free harbour. The trade between San Frbncifoo end Honolulu573 words
-
Article97 1919-03-01 12 Attendanoe at three recraits' parades I a week ia compulsory. [Drills Marked are compulsory.] Saturday, March l. 2.BCp Baleatter Range S V A Details Sunday, March 2. 7 80a Baleetier Range S VA Details Monday, March 8. i 6.16p Drill Hall SVC Recruits Tuesday, March97 words
-
Article50 1919-03-01 12 Orderejor week coding Bth March 1918. j Monday March 0. Signalling Class, V M 1 C A Ground, 5 15 pm. Wednesday March 5. Football League. I Brd Troop v 4th Troop, YM C A Ground," 6.15 p m. j Individual Tioop Orders as issued by': Scoutmasters.50 words
-
Article86 1919-03-01 12 Sunday March. 2nd. From JobDocon'e Pier, at 9, 10, 11 a.m 2 80 and 8 80 p m. From Club Bungalow, at 9.80, 10.80 am 12 16, 8, and 5.80, p u». High Tide 9.64 a.m. On the ariival of 10 o'clock Launch there will be a86 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement521 1919-03-01 12 i Appropriate, always. M With certain dishes, such as Game, LEA iSM PERRINS' SAUCE is always appropriate. It is the recognised sauce for such use. uQ Iln fact, fer everything with which a sauce 3jl can be used, LEA PERRINS 9 is invariably mm the BEST. It has a refinement521 words
-