The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 March 1919
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section14 1919-03-05 1 Singapore Free Press MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. NO. 9,610 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 1919. TEN Ci^NTS14 words
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Article226 1919-03-05 1 The Labour Conferenco promises well, the Government; having plainly expressed itself m favour of better j conditions for the workers Page 7. Ac the same time, special nieaaures are being taken to provide work and thus prevent uGemp!o?raeolj Pigs 7. Eventually there will be plenty of work226 words
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Article1553 1919-03-05 1 The PaeiAa Highway, that broad hotougu'iSH Tth-ch ruua from Canada, h rough WAt-Lington, Oiegoo, and Caliorcia ie the Mexican border, ie the scene f this opisode In tbe course r l a year's hoboing I had Arrived at Latbrope, a Juuetion on the aflwajr, bet1,553 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement603 1919-03-05 1 RAFFLES HOTEL. D||Q|UEQQ P.AR I H UUUiilLillU UHII The largest and most successful 1 Hotel on the Island* m its true light by the Government, the it* TttF Jj business world, and the individual bnyer, the automobile It Atanu int. at a. X\ has cast aside the titla Pl€asure Car603 words
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Advertisement113 1919-03-05 1 JL4TIiST Sitnations vacant Sh3rthapd-typi6t lady teacher for femai! preparatory school Eervice superiotienient typist with ofiij? experience; lady typist; Pnga 2. Hosiery at Whi:ei*vay's -P^ge 3 j Wassibranll's for eiife?— Page OQcer seaks billet oj demobilisation PBge f-. Bankruptcy notice— Page 6. Government invite tenders Page 6 A Calcutta harojouium. offer113 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous138 1919-03-05 1 I BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. mmmmmmmmmm I Orders for week ending 9th M-rch 181&Wsdnesdey Match 5. Football League. Brd Tioop v 4th Truop Y>l 0 A G:otnd 5«15 p.m. I loiividnal Ticop Orders &s iPiued by SoootmaeterE. THE WEEK. Wednesday, sth. i High Water -2am. I V W0 A Ancaal Meeting.138 words
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Article237 1919-03-05 2 Many quaint old maps were included m Colonel Dudley Mill's loan exhibition of mapa and globes at University College. Oae ol the most striking dated from the nix&h century. It depicted the heavens held up by pillars plaoed npon the undiscovered parta of the earth, and showed Ihe Creator and237 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement639 1919-03-05 2 pfNO-HENTHO THROW PASTILLIS. JfeMTISLPTiC-SHIKULATIKO. 75 cts. per bottle of all chemists. Sole Agents MEDICAL HAIL Opposite Post Office, SINGAPORE. WANTED Experienced sho»thand typist required immediately for morcbant'a offlco. Good salary ond. prc-pects. Apply Fox is, c/o Free Press. 5-3 tf 3 European Lady wanted a« t oacher m small p:epa639 words
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Advertisement530 1919-03-05 2 PALLIDIVM ORCHARD ROAD. THE POPULAR PICTURE PLAYHOUSE To-Night I Sit 9-30 To-Night U NAT GOULDS FAMOUS STORY Depicted on the screen m 6.0C0 feet of film, ENTITLED "A Turf Conspiracy" (A Worthy Successor to "THE WHIP") SUPPORTED BY NEW WAR ANNALS {Official) THE WAR OFFICB PICTORIAL NEWS, AND A NEW530 words
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Advertisement391 1919-03-05 2 From Saturday, March 7, to Thursday, Mar. g Popular Pictures by Pre- Eminent Producers i AT THE ALHAMBRA 1 The Hall for Music and Features. E each Read IN THE SICOND SHOW AT 9 15 FM, WTfTTATWT TP O "JT lUijlillVl UJL PRESIMS GHABMING JEWEL GARMEI il IHE GIRL WITH391 words
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Article1328 1919-03-05 3 SOOTH AFRICAN REPUBLICAN AGITATIOM. Disruption of Union Illegal. February 15. A Capetown message says that the House ol Assembly was thronged to day when Sir Thomas Smattt, the leader of the Opposi tion, rose to submit a motion sondemning the Republican propaganda. During the itbUe there were frequent1,328 words
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Article426 1919-03-05 3 Singapore, Mar. 3rd, 1919. The prices quoted are generally those our- rent at Clyde Terrace Market. At the othef markets there may be small variations. Beans, Long per catty 19 1 do. French do 24 Beef perlb. 25! Beef Steak do 26 j Bean Sprouts per catty426 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement328 1919-03-05 3 A FOUR-STYR PROGRAMME Presenting FOUR BRILLIANT STARS OF THE CINEMA FIRMAMENT That have shone m Serial and Peature Productions PEARL WHITE— ANTON 0 MORENO— IRENE CASTLE- -MARGUERITE SNOW In the Progranme-de Luxe on Friday, March 7, 1919, at the All AM BRA AT 9 P.M. PEARL WHITE THE INCOMPARABLE SERIAL328 words
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Advertisement463 1919-03-05 3 A SPLENDID HANGi: op :3 BELIABLE HOSIERY AT WHITEAW?AY'S Hose H I *7JyLi^*rn C I tare Pare mx\f hs nhfcham IJI >^ ary. Primfltnrkpd r— ii It I a Fink ana taanslzes TTI7 1 pag?e Price s7.so I' fi\ >f? NS Price to;o end y^ l\-i, v^v W^x\ M^O with463 words
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Article693 1919-03-05 4 Warfare By Shouting. A Times correspondent who baa been m Berlin supplies the flrat uncecsorfd report of the fighting which took place on Jan fith.— The strategy and tactics cf civil warfare m a bi« city are somewhaS different from thos* of ordinary war, and693 words
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Article223 1919-03-05 4 Germans Terrified by Painted Monsters. Sir Douglas Haig, iv his dispatch of the victories of last year, dascribea how tbe Germans were terrified by British dummy tanks. Since tbe opening cf our offensive on Au« 8, ha writes, tanks have baeu employed m every battle, and tha importance223 words
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Article114 1919-03-05 4 N.»w York, Jan 16. IC is announced to day that Mary Pickford has organized a new corporation, m association with Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks and William S Hact. to make their own pictures m futuce, and distribute them without dividing the profits with the middlemen. D114 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement168 1919-03-05 4 !57 II n Wj;Trf% Tanksare j ft^i '> i/il iJ A I.J* operated br I •^'/■'y l^ c Knight '■'-'"■"'i ii Consider the I I Well and favourably known for years to European motorists, the Knight engine needed no introduction abroad. The Willys- g Knight Motor Car came well-sponsored. M168 words
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Advertisement408 1919-03-05 4 BIG CHANCES. The man or woman who is suffering the excruciating agonies of Rheumatism can't afford to waste time and money gambling with make-believe "remedies." REAL RELIEF is what is wanted— quickly and SURELY. That is why multitudes of sufferers turn to the time tested and positively proven relief for408 words
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Advertisement288 1919-03-05 4 Puts New lift li iflCO OOF IViOiO* We L I them out with I J I Guiei^y and feill cf life. Tlv^ iiiinuiei' iime Es all it caquii S; i pour an ounc^ cf Carboa Rt^uv: eac I v cylinder Plough the^park piu^ ooening. A I it to ciend SO288 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement356 1919-03-05 5 mfk Horlick s Malted Milk j A J I r*^ ft* YOU CAN PUY IT- IF YOU CAN TALK m SONG-O-PHONE The Most Marvellous Musical Instrument ever invented NO INSTRUCTIONS NFCES?AR7 Any Man, W*ra .n. or Child who can Talk Sing, Whistle or Ham, CA4 PLAY the Song o phone356 words
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Advertisement880 1919-03-05 5 EMPLOYMENT. i»°£Sf; S* c V' to H y ear »"etvloe, now m Baghiad, educated Aberdeen •Orammar Bchx»l, qualified tea planter and mechanical engineer, whhes employment any description on demobi,! nation or share m soma profit »ble to Iness. Early discbarge cjuld be arranged. Apply stating terms to "X," c/o Mi880 words
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Advertisement833 1919-03-05 5 Grand Clearance Sale! A Boon to Moj fusil For one Month only. jtHßjj/Jlfj/tMfll^S lf yon reall y want the best Harmoniums made of seasoned teak wood, first class ■BBBBffSBK" jflf reeds witn sweet sonorous tone, our ISB^^^SSP* Satijfacti °n Flute 1 is the only instrument that will tnsure you satisfaction.833 words
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Advertisement313 1919-03-05 5 AUCTION SALE OF Unredeemed Pledges. the property of fifteen Pawnshops On Tuesday, 4th Mar., at 10 a.m. On Thursday, 6th Mar., at 10 a.m. On Saturday, Bth War, at 10 am. Ihe pledges consisting of watches, chains, gold, dialed and other riags, tarrinas. Chi rse acd itfalay onamaats etc.. will313 words
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Advertisement638 1919-03-05 5 AUCTION SALE OF Photographers Excellent Carved Teak and Europemade Furniture, Papers, Cards, Maciiors, Presses, Chemicals, etc. To be held at No. 18«, Orchard Boad On Saturday, March 15th, at 10.30 a.m. teak centre ,etue uphol. .cred In red phSTtS* Vrtttnt £7? i" Upestr,, carved Soles, targe Iron Sale, wall mirrors638 words
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Domestic Occurrences
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Article97 1919-03-05 6 ROBinsou— Mitchell.— At thePresb>teiicn Church, on Msrch 4th, by Kov. W. Cross, HaBBI KOBIN6ON tO UELEN H. MITCHELL. Buckley— Benheit. -Oa the 22rd Decea.btr, at 6t Tncuias'C athearal, Pcmbay. by the Key. J. L. C. Dart, m.a Kobkbt William, Accountant, Chaitered baDk of India, Auttralia and China, Calcutta, eldest97 words
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Article35 1919-03-05 6 Lawposd Lieotecaat E. E. Lawford, j late of vOth Deccan Light Horse and Bleiheini j Estate, Tfluk Ansoa, previously reported I missing, fivtu w^unis received iv Franco on or about the 13th Juue, 1911. <35 words
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878 1919-03-05 6 The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, March 5, 1919. i We think it a matter for regret that j the "Parity Campaign to commence I next week is being "sniggered at m some quarters, and though this may I be nothing bat the same sort of remark that passes for humour878 words
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Article1178 1919-03-05 6 Mr R Secular, of John Little and Co, is a passenger outward bound bj the Aki Mara. Among the passengers arriving by the P and O Nellore this morning are Mrs W George Maxwell and Mrs Talma. The borne papers chronicle the receipt of £1,600 from the Malaooa Fete atd1,178 words
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Article221 1919-03-05 6 FRENCH CONSULAR CABLES. lV COUBTESY OF THE FRENCH CONfULITV Paris F*b H «50 ;i'n -R-.' I acted et 2e 1 1 per potmi, PareUi di la Rjj.m fttllfj to i tnittee of tb« CftftfttWUtt c!i clauu- rep^'ding llorocfto: Ie !t French zn wapptmiio* of «lt c;.. iivrdeati tbt Prfnieli Pr;>inn:221 words
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Correspondence.
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Article238 1919-03-05 6 Sir,— lf tbe JinrikUha Department officials have not pjtafcmod their pupe. vision, I would acfc tbcm to HEMMftt some vigilance aloog Itigb Street daric; the evenings bets* tv the hour? cf 4 ;ilj 6. The annoyance given here Mi the independence shown by the r.k ebfi nulling238 words
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Article66 1919-03-05 6 The weekly meeting of the Rent Ac eeetmeot Board was held yesterday after noon ia the Board Room of the Municipal Offices. The bon ble Mr C J Saaodere presided and the othei members prefect were Mee6re E Tessensohn, E A Elias Gaw Kek Khiatn Koh San Hin,66 words
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Article43 1919-03-05 6 The cc Madias arrived here yesterday witb 400 of the Middlesex Rest and 60C Serbiecfi, mostly invalided. There is great need of supplies of fruit and cigarettee, and any ugeocy that can help to supply these ehonld take immediate step..43 words
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Article129 1919-03-05 6 Following the movement m Ontario tc pecure a greater display of British flline m Canadien picture houses, the matter had been taken up by the Great War Veterans, who complain of the exceeeive use of American patriotio and military pictures. The bulk of the film production129 words
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Article88 1919-03-05 6 The Rev O M Reith, formerly of the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, is etill "the Padre m Scotland," being at tbe end of Jenuary doing duty nt the earae Kirk m Dundee where be was "curate when lie obtained the Singapore appointment thirty years ago, that kick beicg now without a88 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement173 1919-03-05 6 I BY ROYAL WARRANT TO 1 H. M. KING GEOHGI V. ii j Denis Mounie's Brandy. Three Star Quality j per case $42.00. Supplied to: The Berkeley, Carlton, Claridge's, j Prince's, Savoy, and all the other leading Restaurants. Sole Importers m^—— mm^^* i■ir i -m-r-ii Jv--'^""**"'" nn'n^-- A very Fairbanks173 words
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Advertisement55 1919-03-05 6 VICTORf A THEATRE. Postponement to Saturday, March 15 th. Mr. Charles S. KITTS Miss Rhoda°Windrum Late cf the George Edwardes Companies i and the Principal London Ibeatres and Musicnalis WILL GIVE A Select and Up-to-date VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT Assifctfd By Members of tbe Singapore A.D.S. USUAL PKI'JEd OF AD2I-I6ION Seats already55 words
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Article341 1919-03-05 7 BETTER CONDITIONS FAVOURED BY GOVERNMENT Finding Work to Do (■7 Pubmarint dUto) Lonlon, Fdb If.— At tbe Labonr Confer j snee. Mr Horoe 3nfd tb*t elie OorpramenJ h.i d.-rij--! to re-it en f»j*» BQOBipfoymeQt dc Mioo afUl the txptntioil oi thirteeu M«m would reeetr« twenty and' woman Ihutn341 words
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Article105 1919-03-05 7 AMERICA 'S PROBLEMS Bigger Navy Necessary W&eniagion, Feb 27.— President Wilson has c in ver.sd a conference of tha Governor* of States, and the mayors o! larger cities, at White House ou Mir to discuas vital questions affecting business and labour. The Senate Half*! Committee favourably reported npon the $720,000,000105 words
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Article63 1919-03-05 7 Patit, Fib 26. The Z onist organisation h\3 been given psrmission to sabniS the c«\«e (or the Jewish natiocal movement t3 the Pjica Conference a8 an early date. Is will be praaenled by Sotolow and Weiztnann. Warsaw, Feb 25. The inter-Allied mia 9ion to secure agreement between the63 words
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Article201 1919-03-05 7 Omsk, Jan 18 A local newspaper prints figures relating to the output of piper money by the Bolshevists reproduc ed from the Bolshevist Press. The printing of this currency is being done at Petrograd and Penza, where 14.0C0 workmen altogether are employed working day and night m201 words
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Article35 1919-03-05 7 Amsterdam, Jan 22. The Telegraal learns thai the boy eott of the Britiah American Tobacco Go. bat been abandoned owing to 100 little cc operation on the parl of tobabecooista and importer!.35 words
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Article310 1919-03-05 7 SOVIET INCAPACITY NOW MANIFEST Foreigners to the Rescue [fU«t«r's S«rvi<»j Stockholm F^h 27. A Petrcgrad wire says that a decree of thw F opu'«j Comroissariea announces thai owing to the .inability of the Soviet Republic to carry on eertalo industrial eatorprlsas, cocces 3I0&9 will ba Granted to310 words
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Article40 1919-03-05 7 Paris* Feb 21. Next week tha opaning of the Lyocs Fourth War Fair will take place. Last year the business transitions reaohed 750,000,000 francs and this year's participation is likely greatly to exceed last year's event. (Havas40 words
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Article32 1919-03-05 7 Paris, Feb 20 —Ten truokloads ol medicines and hospital supplies have been despatched to Prague and large supplies of foodstuffs are following shortly for tha starving people ol Bohemia32 words
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Article23 1919-03-05 7 London, Feb 26. The Gazette notifies that Princess Patricia, upon h-r marriage, relinquishes the title of princess, becoming Lady Patricia Ramsay.23 words
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Article21 1919-03-05 7 London, Feb 26. The British Isles has challenged for the International Davis Cup at present held by Australia.21 words
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Article13 1919-03-05 7 Lisbon, Feb 21. The President has signed a decree dissolving Parliament.13 words
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Article89 1919-03-05 7 The ratification of the Federal Pro hibition amendment will mean to New Yoik State an annual Jobs m revenue of more than 7.500,000 dole. This loes, of couree, will mean higher taxes. Excluding New York, the cities of the State are paying 4,300,000 dole, more a89 words
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Article177 1919-03-05 7 Perhaps few have heird what the colour e of the Britiah medal ribbon for the great war are to be, says the Evening Standard One who has seen the design practically decided upon describe* it thus There is a broad centre of bright orange oolonr, and on each side, from177 words
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Article362 1919-03-05 7 I 4 correspondent writes I and others await with a certain degree of curious interest tbe assessment value which the Municipality propose to put upon certain i houses when they next: come under con* sideration. And the reason for that interest is that we can foresee362 words
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Article237 1919-03-05 7 Mr and Mrs L Ftzllard Leo, of the Pan Pacific Union, have been on a visit to Singapore with a view to establishing a bureau of information and assistance to travellers here. This organisation has its centre m Honolulu and roughly its idea may bs said to237 words
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Article295 1919-03-05 7 Wiiea the new Parliament eventually meets, Qna o( its fleet taeka should be to order au inquiry iato the case of General Sir H de la P Gongh and the defeat which the Fifth Army suffered m France last March, and which resulted m the subsequent295 words
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Article26 1919-03-05 7 The N T X European liner Kawachimaru took two heavy tanki to Yokohama recently from Franoe. They ware brought by the Japanese Army. U S Gazette.26 words
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Article631 1919-03-05 7 la a recent numb c o( the Bulletin of the Imperial lostitate. a former Governor of Burma, Sic H*rvey Adamson, 1081, gave an aocoaat oi thU ioteres'. j ing but somewhat; neglected dependency !of the Empire, la the current number cf I the Bulletin (London: John Murray, 2?i631 words
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Article278 1919-03-05 7 Despite the arrival of 80 infected vessels on the four coasts of Australia, the an ihorities have hitherto confined influenza to quarantine stations. Seven hundred and 400 oases have been treated at Sydney and Fremantle, where there have been no new cases since December 20 and Decem bee 81 respectively.278 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement130 1919-03-05 7 ROBINSON Co. SHEFFIELD CUTLERY Sheffield-Made Household Scissors Price 6 inch $1.25, Bincli $3.00 RODGER Price 5 inch $7.65, Ginoh $7.95 Sheffield made same shape 5 m $7.75, t>\ m. $2,00 eacb American Steel same shape (Hindi $7.00. y/////////M^^ fy QUALITY is the point which is necessary itljjz=r' I m an130 words
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Advertisement378 1919-03-05 8 NIPPON YUSEN KftISHA. (INCORPOIUTED IS JAPANi GNDSR MUL CONrRICr WITH THB IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. (Subject lo alterations without notice) EUROPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly service, For (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, (Marseilles) London or Liverpool. KITINOI MARU lor London about 14th March EUROPEAN LINE, (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly servoed (Auxiliary378 words
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Advertisement643 1919-03-05 8 K. P. M. Konlhkiyke Paketvaart Maatschappij (Incorporated m Holland.) ROYiti PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OP BATAVIA Telegram Address PACKBTVAART Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. ICO2 Managers Desk 1437 Superintendent 3 COLLYER QUAY. UN DEB CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. De Carpentier Mantok and pplembang Mar. 0 Sin«kbp Mot643 words
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Advertisement532 1919-03-05 8 jfILPCAg &JlNi )arLpaciee Ixioorporated m EngJaafl Mail and Passenger Services peninsular and oriental s. n. Co. (Under Contrast with H(« Majesty's aorernment.) Tbe company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY era at present ta.penned. INTERMEDIATE SERVICE "BOM LONDON TO M ARSEI&LES LONDON DOB eiSaAPOBB LEAVE BING4.PORE s.-NOore" ab,ut tth M.rch P™;:^;...532 words
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Article760 1919-03-05 9 Rig liars and Temporaries j I In the two opposite coioere of at supboard Btaud two bugs of golf ciuba! glowering at ooe another. One is tbin, and holds but half a dozen club* the ather fat and crowded to overflowing, The clubs m the thin bng ace760 words
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78 1919-03-05 9 The Barlin correspondent of the Han deleblad reports that Herr Erzberger, at a conference of South German Railway Ministers at UJm, represented it as being Marshal Foch's opinion regarding proper indemnities for the reconstruction of Belgium and Northern Franca that Ger many should* pay for78 words
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Article89 1919-03-05 9 A returned civilian prisoner— one who contrived to travel back independently, as eooD as the armistice wae aunounoed, with a pass given by a Soldiers' Council tells a pleasing story One of the places which he passed through was Straeburg, On his arrival there he found that, though89 words
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Advertisement306 1919-03-05 9 1 Buchanan's Black and White There is no better value on the Market ihan this old and perfectly blended Whisky- A Fancy Price does not necessarily mean high quality. A thick, heavy Spirit is unsuited for use m the Tropics. James Buchanan Co., Ltd. have the largest Bonded Stores m306 words
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Advertisement386 1919-03-05 9 Federated Malay States War Charities Lottery. Tickets for this Lottery are! issued under the auspices of the Federated Malay Statee War Gharities'Oommittee and the Prizes will be allocated ae'foilowe The Prizes The allocation of tbe amoaat subscribed will be as follows SO per cent. for one Ist priz?. 10 ii386 words
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Advertisement530 1919-03-05 9 fel LIRiE JUICE Wholesome, I ra^rfi Refreshing. 1 W^r Prepared from the pure juice of the IM^^P^ff finest West Indian Lime Fruit, grown n^J^£ym on our estates m Dominica, West L-" X&- WNooniE c Mi/*/ sti XLI U ICa. i;^^M|^' Insist on baY ing ROSE '^-L. ZJ^' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiHiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiii W EFFICIENCY530 words
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Article447 1919-03-05 10 Murder by Soldiers Suspected. Amsterdam, Jan 19. The latest reports from Berlin con oerning the circumstances m which Liebknecht was killed and Rosa Luxemburg lynobed rather eeein to suggest that the military party eearatly encouraged the soldiers to kill the man and that the woman was, to say447 words
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Advertisement188 1919-03-05 10 GAME In Excellent Condition Australian. Teal Quail SINGAPORE COLD STOR>6E CO., LTD. I A Bouquet of India's JjL Choicest Flowers. jSL* An entrancingly fragrant and powerful jf 1/ scent, yet not cloying, PhGl-Nana v;^.. blends all the choicest scents of ai* ||^|a (iWi Indian Garden into an unique perfume. Sjf188 words
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Advertisement139 1919-03-05 10 DON'T BE IN THE DARK About the most marvellous core for Rheumatic pain that the world has erer known. I Don't go on experimenting with worthless iointtmnts, blood purifiers and kindred nostrums when the email sum of Re. 1 win bring you substantial proof that Little's Oriental Balm will cure139 words
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Advertisement200 1919-03-05 10 NATIONAL HAIR GROWING EXPERIMENT, -v i* of Fallin" Hair and Dandruff and mwsav How to rid Beautiful Abundant Hair. .OOOOO^atLENEHAm-DHILL" OUTFITS FREE. ar±^Jst2rfw2 t*SS J &'Sz m^S. <•- -■>• as appearance and deares to powess wealth J^™"?!*! ••"■>' .«■.-•< -'■'•»■<•■•"' hair-beauty Merafle*. i-- 1 w■■ U1 miuute-a-dw HatrDrOl r f200 words
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Article59 1919-03-05 11 (OOBBBCTED Ur TO M-*r 4) B nk 4ms 2 4 11 62 damar-i 2 4 8*32 Pdvato BftifH m 2 4 17 RJ France dcniind Buab 80li India, T. T. J55 Hongkong, tietr.tn<i 88£% Preen Yokohama, demand 107f Java, demand 186| KAJsaKOK, Iwini 66f Sovereigns Bank Buying *9 6459 words
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Article119 1919-03-05 11 Gtaabfst 12.(0 •J.tmbier Cub« No. 1 28.00 P. pper Black ctdin. S'pora 86. C0 Papper, [Wbtta fuir) 62.00 Tepioca, em^ll pearl v'air quality) 16.00 ia do fl %he do 14.00 do roedinu* peacl do 16.00 Pearl Sago, email 10.00 Copta Sandried 10.76 Copra Mixed 10.26 Opium, Benaree uncertified 2,400119 words
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Page 11 Advertisements
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Advertisement1806 1919-03-05 11 As»»t« ever 52,CG0,000 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 I TH GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED IMCOBPOBATBD IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. I The f'cosysnTha? £20,000 iSetoßltod with the Supreme Ooor of Bnglsuid, and oompllea with tbe Btitlshlilfti iaaavanoe Oiu^a m1,806 words
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Advertisement329 1919-03-05 11 HnftOa lAII 0! iaia minfa ttiid Sfeha, \nm*Hf%i is Elf mi k| l«jn< '11D 0P GaPITIL ffl,loo ©ro SIIIRYE FUKD £2,000 000 twero Liability of Proprietor! £1 ,200,000 HKAD OFFICE LCMrD^d. k. ASKSCIK& AhT DFASCU&o. Amritsar ELcsftest Pe«a«sf Bangkok DSUO P»*ot Batavia I^cb B^uisgoa Bombay LI-r.:ciiJ ti&fgDß Cacatta Clrj^j Sssent^es329 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous427 1919-03-05 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Steamers Nat. Tonnege 4 Master From Conzlgnee* For Barratta Bri 6 5 Mag*? BrUbaoe 27 Singapore Begitacg Dut 270 Forme Snmboe 7 AFC Dock Vne Utrechß Dat 9087 Vellhus P^ Sjeeioo 24 A P C Singapore Sidiman Bri 796 Bridge Bombay 24 Admin.]?? Unc Peckeney Fr 1201427 words
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Miscellaneous336 1919-03-05 11 Te dej •:vti'ti2oO;*»Q «afl ioeai u»us. w loot S m On* »eJovy PesftßCi Malaecs, F.1f.8. >*>f Kb**) I**m itt'.f (excapft Banda/). Johore i, 9,30, noon, 2. 4 A p.m. Cocoh Bdica 880 am Dj'iinbi, etc Singkep 9. 80 AM H'kong Shanghai Eurylochua 9.80 am Siba Flevo 10.80 am Saigon Ta-Tou336 words
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Article1299 1919-03-05 12 la marked contrast to tbe amoujt of rubbish wiitteu on influenza ia~tha to)- lowing sober docn-neut issued by the Royal College ol Physician?, which wet print m tall i PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OP MFLOENZA. Memorandum by the Rojal College of Physicians, London. The following memorandum1,299 words
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Article279 1919-03-05 12 For the Orient Ran. The sale of the Insurance Building, San Franciso, to the Robert Dollar Company for #425,000 revealed plans for the con strustion cf a fleet of ten steel combination passenger and freight steamers to be operated en the San Francisco Oriental run. The steamers279 words
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Article189 1919-03-05 12 &a regards the exjaaa proQba i*r, it id r Pbtiiueat to note m the case cf Lu.nuti that the dufcy payment lor the previous yeai cmouQlei tc £52,091, or over J7.0C0 m tJtc«Bß of Van entire proflj rnada last season. Siuoe the outbreak o£ war Lurau! hag doubled its output189 words
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Article1055 1919-03-05 12 I A very interesting visitor to Singapore this week has been Mr L Fallard Leo, the originator cf the crawl stroke m swimming, who probably holds more honours for all round proficiency m eporta than any other man. Mr Leo hae won championships m all parts of the1,055 words
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Article204 1919-03-05 12 The Commonwealth Government bai cancelled the contract for tbe construction of six wooden vessels. The s s Taming is due at Singapore about the Bth inafc with a numbfr of Chinese deck pieseogets from Swatow. The Anterior, 5 819 tone gross and 8,392 nee, built at Belfast m204 words
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Article117 1919-03-05 12 Singapore Golf Club. The competition for the Captain'e Prize (19)8), fthich was concluded on Sunday, was won by Mr M E Sherwood, with the net score of 74. The following were the best cards returned M B Sherwood 88 14 74 W R Fotde 72 plus 3 76117 words
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Article199 1919-03-05 12 Secretaties R and D Kinder=3ey (£&jang.) Icch Konceth £4,890 Glenshiel 25,870 Kaj«ig 28 870 Sungei Ramal 16,940 Connemara 2,940 Agents Indo* Malay Co. Malaya General 78,700 Sedenek 39,622 Mengkibol 25,599 PoQlian 14,200 Kluo.ng 18,800 Digwatrah 10,756 Secretaries Simc, Darby aad Co (Malacca) Bukit Lintacg 18/00 Cbempedak199 words
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Advertisement164 1919-03-05 12 TO PRINTERS BOOKBINDERS. We' Offer ROLLER COMPOSITION AND GLUE Prices on Application STATIONERS PRINTERS ENGRAVERS. »s^b j^h £m NOW PROCEEDING 25 6S A p C. 25 cents cents 7 Petroleum I The best rust-preventative for machinery, guns, I cycles and all bright metal parts. I In large and small tins164 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous52 1919-03-05 12 S. V. C. DRILL PROGRAMME. Attendance at tbree recruits' parades q week is compulsory. [Drills Marked are compulsory Wednesday, March 5. 5.15p Drill Hall SVC Recmits Friday, March 7 515p Drill Halil SVC Recruits Saturday, March 8. 2.80p Balestier Range Malay Co, S V I G A Derrick, Lt Colonel,52 words
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