The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 April 1919
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Title Section15 1919-04-02 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1919. NO. 9,63415 words
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Article244 1919-04-02 1 At Lady Evelyn Young c At Home" al Government Honse yesterday, m signia of the Order of the British Empire were presented to Mrs Clumeck and Mrs Lee Choon Guan—Pago 6. Two officers have arrived at Penang for the purpose of examining the land for the selection244 words
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Article1391 1919-04-02 1 Very few people are, or ever will be,' bopkish Though bo many epend great deal of time m reading tbey do not [read to gain either information or literary i delight. They take a book h. tbey would take a miid drug, Rnd constantly ask any [stranger whom they1,391 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement145 1919-04-02 1 RAFFLESHOTEL. The largest and most successful Hotel on the Island. FACING THE SEA. Luxurious suites of Rooms and spacious lounges, verandahs and beautiful grounds. AFTERNOON TEAS. Every Thursday, Music m attendance. Cinema on the Lawn from 6 15 p.m. First class cuisine. Guest night every Saturday, dinner followed by Cinema.145 words
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Advertisement365 1919-04-02 1 ■■iiii —m ■■iiii.h'— pirn iiui ii iw h ii.i— m—^— i^—— <■—■ »■>—^»» I m Ttrestone GUARANTEES (absolute satisfaction to every purchaser FIKBSTONE TYRES are a safe investment for every motorist under every condition of service. PIRSSTONE TYRES are full- size and specially made for the Tropics FIRESTONE TYRES will365 words
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Advertisement96 1919-04-02 1 m LATESI ADVEBttMUOUITS. Eastern Illustrated Review to be pub lished monthly—Page 5. Ledger clerk wanted—Page 5. F;ve eeator ForJ for sale—Prge I. Powell and Co cell household furniture Page 5. Freeer and Neave transfer b^oke closed—Page t. Notice ie Chinese Commercial Directory Page 6. Firestone tyres—Puge I. Terms for the96 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous118 1919-04-02 1 S. V. C. DRILL PROGRAMME. Wednesday, April ft. 4 GOp Baleetier Range Estate Sconte SVC 5.15 Drill Hill S V C Recraite G A Derrick, Lt Colonel, Cotrtnandant, SVC THE WEEK. Wednesday, 2nd High Water— 11 \i a.m., 1113 p.m. Thursday 3rd. Elgh Water— tl 56 a.m., 11-16 p.m. Golf118 words
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Article356 1919-04-02 2 m Tbsre will bs a meet eg of ths C W A tiday (Wednesday', at 4.50 pm. at 9 Fort Canning Road. lir RE Stubbs the new Governor of Hongkong is sxpec^d m the Colony late ln June. II ia thonghi hs will bs knighted at boms before taking up356 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement733 1919-04-02 2 G(M~ D USTIQN A JDY. Sourd Ens for Dyspeptics. O'^.l Ml uot appreciated until you I cannot aff#rd to risk mak in e*P' riruentu by t»yis£ uuccrta'u remedies. -t n u^ tuc^lciues aro h ltd c.ti weak stomachsTo be able t i D \<v.t.t and to dl t-)titi?a priceless bl733 words
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Advertisement645 1919-04-02 2 BB .mmmr- tf >■ J? *X- iCtr t^ 7 kSI BBi F mmiw O&CHARB ROAD. Where the Good Pictures are I i To-Night! at 9-30 To-Night!! J. Stuart Blackton and Albert E. Smith PRESENT Marc Macdermott and Mildred Manning In a Screen Version of the Popular Play By EDITH ELLIS645 words
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Advertisement420 1919-04-02 2 A PiCTORB FROM ANOTHER POPULAR BRAND OF PHOTOPLAYS ADDED TO EASILY THE LEADING SERIAL OF THE MOIENT AT THF; A LHA MB R A The Hall for Music and Features. Beach R°ad. Second Show at 9 p.m. POM. WHITE, THE SERIAL QUEEN, AND k\l*)MQ MORE I IN PATHE'S GREATEST MYSTERY420 words
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Article401 1919-04-02 3 Manchester February 19. There has been a change m feeling i with regard io tbe raw material and values are on the upward grade again. This of course may be temporary, but quotations for all positions of American Cotton have been materially increased. The change has however401 words
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Article209 1919-04-02 3 Sir Ernest Birch, presidiug at a lecture on China at the Overseas Club, paid a high tribute to the commercial integrity of Chinamen. It could ba said more truly of them than of many white people tbat their word was their bond. Morning Poafc For ihe game209 words
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Article151 1919-04-02 3 Turkish Trophy Replaces Gift Lost at Sea. Lord Jellicoe was presented with a Turkish sword by Commander Locker Larapscn, m p, wben be presided at a lecture given by tbe latter, at Chelsea Town Hall, ou his experiences m Russia. It was explained by Commander Lemp son151 words
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Article93 1919-04-02 3 At the beginning of the war an opportunity was given to the ptifontfl m Portland Gaol to serve their country wich the chance of securing a pardon for their civil offences. The authorities are proud ot tbe result of this action. Only a few particularly bad prieoners93 words
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Advertisement326 1919-04-02 3 HHREE (ASTLES VIRGINIA .rnkf-SlW^ 111 J*^ k^^^km\W*\mW^ \m-ImW* JL V" l< C, \4 I t'C» .us honour is Colonel usmonds y^.M :co and Virginia- inseparable terms \K^£@lnfe^^^^pM i particular .tiscpar:.l-u he uTkack- IBbJh£tJ?9^^^^^silP x{ nnd the "Three v Prand oh :^fe^V-> vWS^^P* j§ 'ich he wrote m Ihc Virginians. /SEpSy326 words
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Advertisement41 1919-04-02 3 THE SINGAPORE Shipchandlery Co., Ltd. igIFitfAKSLEKS PaaVSDUSIKf GOKTR&3TOBS The Company*! Launch meet •coming ebipg, Office* IS BATTERY ROM s*s* Mfl 10 TOP fSOOI telephone No, 4SI Order! promptly attended io fer daily and *ea flock tuppliei, L «f, H STEVENS. Manage?41 words
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Advertisement379 1919-04-02 3 i Just Unpacked j AT WfflTEAWAVS j Big Shipment of the World Famous i CORSETS I WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SERIES OF CHlBMING, ill K MODELS OF THE CELEBR AT ED W. B. CORSETS, THE •L\ SUPERB QUALITIES! IN DE f **L SIGN, MATEBIAL.r-.FIT, AND ■££> TRIMMINGS J379 words
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Article592 1919-04-02 4 Tbe Boy Scons niovemeu. en'.rai ita Becoui d.CLdo last week iu c.rcum_.tanc.s that may wall fill its Chie.*- th nt di-tin- I gushed BOMIor, org niz.r, _por-tn-Rn, and writer, G«.*ral Sic r.ob.r; Baden Po weft J with kept end pride. After Un years 1 of strannoni -ffo.t thie592 words
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Article133 1919-04-02 4 NO BEER, NO WORK." New York, February 8 —A No Brer, Work" movement has been started in New .York and New Jersey, and its sponsore expect to give it a national impetus. Last night No beer, No work buttons were worn by ali the delegates tc a meeting ot the133 words
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Article119 1919-04-02 4 A Philippines Case. The Philippines Government ia prose touting a man called Bias AngeleB for abducting a girl Balled Dominga Olivares. Presumably tho man claimed that the girl went with him voluntarily, because the prosecution is now repotted to Lave taken en unusual course to prove the girl's innocrcce.119 words
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Article48 1919-04-02 4 Ihe University of Pennsylvania Museum hat, purchased the notable Chinese vase known un "Raphael's Stati Madonna.' The price paid was 120,000. The va.e i. of inlaid bronze 16 in. high. Its age is unknown, but an inscription says Teens in his expedition to Yerb Kingdon Captured this vase.'48 words
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Article259 1919-04-02 4 1 A Difficult Problem to Solve Hey Lieut. Commander Sbiiai'jhj, who has just returned to Japan by tbe UT X tAmtmaui ht> maru niter his long captivity m Germany, shall be oealt With, i* claiming some attention f :om tba naval J authorities. In thia conneation,259 words
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Article291 1919-04-02 4 A Chinese Suspect Under Arrest A remarkable case of dleappearanee ol a pas6eng r between S;>bang and Sibalga occurred on bo'ard of a K,. M boat th [othei day says Boerabaya Haodoleblad. A Chinese woman o! a good family had j accompanied ber recently married291 words
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Article189 1919-04-02 4 What is practical! 7 the flag o£ the League of Nations will shortly be flown on {the sea.. It has three broad horizontal stripes, the top and bottom being vvhite and the centre blue. It is really the international J flag with the colour., reversed. Large189 words
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Article120 1919-04-02 4 A New Navigation Bill. London, Feb 19 Mojor Genei al J B B Seely (Under Sooretarj ol State for the Aii j Service) introduced In the Honey of Com j moa. the Air Navigation Bill. Mr ERB Dennisn (Unionist T>ldham) {asked whether the Wt._ Council had120 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement125 1919-04-02 4 p T*r *T^ 1AGNET0 IGNITE Here's the Model 90 < One of a half a million Overlands now in use. '>. Beautiful in appearance, powerful in performance, comfoi I a We even on rough roads because the cantilever rear springs smooth out the bumps of the road. Big tyres help125 words
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Advertisement265 1919-04-02 4 ?s MM >*^ •> 2, Just Like New! ej i and pe X h i U« On the W wr notor caj and proted In S. C- "OH: SC .uvzrs 244 High Holborn, London, W.C. 1, England. I SAVE PETROL AND REPAIR BILLS. A dose of Jchnson'8 Carbon Remover— *he265 words
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Advertisement331 1919-04-02 5 BARTERED BINK 0 r -dis Australia lai, ;id cp capital n.aoooco .ISiiRYI POMD mm. £2,000,000 tuer-i a Liability of Proprietor! £1,200,000 head orricx 38 VIMfIOMCITI, LOML9R, I. 0, laaacitß 4UD BaancHue, Amritsar Ho- Q| Penaug Bangkok Iloii Pukel Batavia -roh Rauaooa Bombay Karad: Ballon Calcutta Klang Ibi >cab*w Canton 'be331 words
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Advertisement451 1919-04-02 5 th \J. -x ,-iy^r This directory has laid some very Important adve tialcg plans for 19 Jf.! SIOW CHOON LENG,— Compiler. EASTERN ILLUSTRATED REVIEW MALAYA S MONTHLY So instaut has been tho popularity of the Eastern Illustratod Review as a quarterly, so warm and generous the t support for lt,451 words
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Advertisement615 1919-04-02 5 WANTED LEDGEa Clerk Wanted. Oood Handwriting and quick at figures. Apply N. M. c/o Slcgapore Free Press, i 2-4 M European assistant required by Rubber firm. Oood opening for suitable maa Knowledge accountancy useful. Apply Box 77 c/o Singapore Free Pros'. 14 2« 4 A broker ttr Import D partmunt615 words
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Advertisement991 1919-04-02 5 FRASER NEAVE, Ltd. NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the above Company will be closed i from 7th April, Ittf to Hth April, 1919 botb days Inclusive. By criltjr of the Board, Wm. G. PHIPPS, Secretary. 2-4 y-4 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. j The Gorernmettt i^ prepared to consider991 words
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Advertisement1030 1919-04-02 5 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Messrs. COING BENG LEE <S r 0. f have been instructed and will offer for sale b y bttc iction at an early d«tte j All that very desirable and beautifully sitaated European Compound Dwe.ilnc Oouse known as "MOUNT ELIZABETH HOUSE" No. 1, Mount Elizabeth Hoad, Hnga^ore con1,030 words
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1003 1919-04-02 6 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, April 2, 1919. That portiou'ofitbe community which is directly concerned in the question of military service, may, wc think, take it for granted that compulsory training will legally be carried on for a conJ sidorable time yet in this Colony. The passing of the Military1,003 words
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Article359 1919-04-02 6 lie FOE Williams, who Is shortly going on leave after seven years strenuous work, ban banded ever the care of St Andrews House to Mr H E Cubbing. The Cathedral Monthly Paper says that the Bishop and Mrs Ferguson Davie are expected back about April 10th, sailing* permitting, but at359 words
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Article290 1919-04-02 6 TWO LOCAL LADIES HONOURED. Function at Govebnmknt House. At an At Home given 'iv-t evening at Government House by tbe L«»dy Evelyn 5 Young an interesting fanotlon took place i m the presence of a larse and diriingr.ieb ci gathering, Slaßxeelleaey the Q vtrnor. Sir A foong290 words
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Article609 1919-04-02 6 The Rev and Mrs P L Peach and Miss Ada Wheeler will be going on leave to America tOortly from Kuala Lumpur. Thc Ministry of Communications, China, has signed a contract with a Peking Bfßileata to supply several Handley Page aeroplanes. These aeroplanes ara to inaugurate a mercantile aerial eervice,609 words
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Article373 1919-04-02 6 STAMFORD BUILDING FI.V TO REMAIN MilMffftAfc PKE.Mi Th i-ly m<*eMo| of t At>c&«f' >»rj arns held m tu* M cipal office x r sU I f rno-jn, ;,i jovrr by the Hon Mr t I Saund. M 'oIL ra praaaal were M t-v Kbefe B kaaaoftaat aaaa373 words
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Article340 1919-04-02 6 tram Char Own Carrmmamdamt Kuala Lumpur, March 31. The FMS Chamber of Commerce met this afternoon. Mr Clodd preeided aud m hie opening remaike said tbe position of rubber had now been established, bo! it was a matter of regret that tha Govern ment340 words
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Article97 1919-04-02 6 Mr W E Cleaver, who is t .king bn eldest son home, leaves Ptuang by >bs Marama. He will probably be away about three montba. To what extent gang robbers can t>e audacious is shown by the report to police by a K^h woman named Ong Quet Chan, according tv97 words
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Advertisement166 1919-04-02 6 1 CLUB WHISKY. 5 Supplied to most of the leading Club. mm Hotels, Messes, etc., throughout the tj| Per Case of 1 Dozen Bottles J& jgp| $28.00 (r;uTY bxtra) 1 WHOLESALE OR RETAIL from the Sole Importers: mmt MAGGREOOR ft GO. opportunities] AT j I I S-A.LE For Twelve Days166 words
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Advertisement49 1919-04-02 6 VICTOR; A THEATRE. Friday and Saturday Next The Greatest Musical Event of THE YE/R! Return Visit of Bogumll j SYKORA The world's Foremost Cello Virtuoso Supported by PROFESSOR ALEXANDER SKLAREVSKI Piano Virtuoso (The Modern Paderewskl) Usual Trices of Admission Plans :open at Moutrle a on Wed- nesday. April 2nd.49 words
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Article86 1919-04-02 7 SITTING IN CONFIDENCE Paris, Mir 26. The Peace Conference has bivn reduced to a Council of four who are lnveeted with the confidence of tbe respective nations, and are expected to be taking decieione to meet the iromi nent peril threatening the world's peace m Ruaaia and86 words
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Article341 1919-04-02 7 ir 0-V al in w.h t .;eat has declared roaoeho Ri from g nece.siiy of the confei ..u. fi pew I tinker h'-.ni p teSI p.lb'1au of the opii _t for a i ee lo •--.ry le and _rrioi tbe Black -.as reA ~p_ from cocta t.341 words
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Article259 1919-04-02 7 The Deputy Controller of Labour, Penang, telegraphing on Saturday, said that 1,14- coolies arrived per the Fczilka, ot which 722 proceed direct to Port n Attteohan. for qasrautine there. The Indian coma- v nit y ot Singapore will b- interested to hear tea' a fortnightly Tamil pap^r Vivakanantha Sanmarka Bhoth.ni259 words
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Article259 1919-04-02 7 GERMAN DYES BARRED Washington. Mircb 27. The Govern ment has taken an important step to combat German designs for reconquering American markets by notifying users of dyes, chemicals fertilisers and other products, which origin".!- d m Germany thai importations from Germany will be subject to prosecution as259 words
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Article187 1919-04-02 7 Touching Devotion Berlin Mar 26. Tha Deutsche Zeitung publishes an autograph letter from tha ex Kaiser to the ex Crown Pcinoe, dated Nov 9. It begins :My Dear boy, after the Court Chamberlain udvised 888 that he could no longei guarantee my safety at rnrvu headquarters, and187 words
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Article30 1919-04-02 7 Agents Hooglandt and Co. Pangkatlan 72,000 Bangoen Poerba 41,000 Batu Rata 28,786 Agents Barlow and Co. Permas 21,272 Majedie (Johore) 16,889 Central Kelantan 18,800 Sekong 12,20030 words
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Article90 1919-04-02 7 The case ln which Ow Klm Seng, clerk amployed by the Gambling Suppression Department, stands charged with offering Illegal gratification on three different dates m February last to Inspector Craig of the tame department m order that be might refrain from raidirg certain Teochew gambling houses, wae again90 words
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Article48 1919-04-02 7 The Times of Malaya is officially inform ad that it ie intended to offer for sale all tickets m partly sold books m connection with the FMS War Lottery and that lhase may be had on application to Mr T B Smith, Secretary, Ipoh.48 words
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Article107 1919-04-02 7 On a charge of theft of 40$ dozens scissors, whilst employed as servants at the Holland Straits Trading Co, two Milays, named Mohd Eusot and Mohd Ali were brought up yesterday morning before Mr RC Cuisen, Acting Third Magistrate and remanded a week for further inquiry. Bail was fixed at107 words
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Article87 1919-04-02 7 General Bortou's Visit. Wrvm Oar Oam Corraaaondani Penang, April 1. Brigadier General Borton and Captain Ross Smith havo arrived from Rangoon m connection with tbe survey of an aerial route from India towards Australia They inspect sites for landing near Penaug, including an open space q>) Prai,87 words
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Article654 1919-04-02 7 Brigadier General Borton and Captain Ross. Smith, Royal Air Fjree, who arrived m Rangoon recently m connection with the eurvey of an n'rial route frcm India to Australia and who went to Thayetmyc to look ovi r the g»tuud tbere m connection with t^e654 words
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Article108 1919-04-02 7 A meeting was held on Friday, March 28th, at tbe Persenang Stia Club, North bridge Road, to form a troop of Boy Scouts for Mohamedan Boys. The Commissioner for Brill h Malaya (Mr Frank C Sands) was present and was supported by Imam! Haji Mobamed Yusoff. A Z108 words
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Article26 1919-04-02 7 Estates near tbe eth mile, Ayer Hitam' Road, Kajang district, were entered by a herd of elephants on Saturday nigbt, and over tix hundred trees destroyed.26 words
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Letter338 1919-04-02 7 To the Editor Sir,—Since my return to Siugapore I have found that my former letter re the treatment of pneumonia with kola (red oil) has caused mauy anxious enquiries from a lot of interested pacple, and also advice for information as to "What the remedy is made338 words
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Article386 1919-04-02 7 Bt Couhtebt of the Fbexcm Consulatb. Paris, March 29th, 6.10 p. m The situation ot the Allied Miseiou ie Diutzlg is the topio of the newspapers. According to the Daily Mail, the Mission without being subjact to acts of hostility is being isolated from the Poles The386 words
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Article157 1919-04-02 7 At 8 80 last night the Fire Brigade were called to Middle Road where a motor car was found to be on fire. It had ignited m a Japanses garage and was hurriedly pushed cut on to the road wheie it was badly burnt. The following extract from Straits Settlements157 words
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Advertisement226 1919-04-02 7 ROBINSON Co. WALKER'S BLOCKETTES j r a PPODUCB THE ATMOSPHPRB OF *^te_^S> THE PINE FORESTS mjf l They ensure Healthy Homes and z pure pleasant I and beneficial atmosphere 2 They purify and san- s ilize the cir and aie a safe- guard against infectious i disease 3 They last226 words
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Advertisement451 1919-04-02 8 NIPPON YUSEN KMSHU (INCORPORATED IS JAPAN) UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THS IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. (Subject to alterations without notice) EUROPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly service For (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, (Marseilles) London kamo MARU* for London 10th April ■UROPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly servced (Aux.llary Service Cargo only)451 words
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Advertisement719 1919-04-02 8 K. P. M. Koninkiyke Paketvaart Maatschappi] (Inccrporated m Holland.) ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OF BATAVIA Telegram Address PACKETVAART Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. ICO2 Managers Desk 1437 Superintendent 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Db Garpentier Mnntok and P/.lembang April I Singkep MoearaSaba, Djambi719 words
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Advertisement728 1919-04-02 8 P* Cl* DMI. AND Apcar JLi^f ''ksmpacieß Incorpoiated ln England Mail and Passenger Servjobs PENINSULAS ANO ORIENTAL S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) The Company's MAIL SERVU23 EAST OF BOMBAY are at present iqi penned. INTERMEDIATE SERVICE FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES A LONDOH DUE SINGAPORE LEAVL SINGAPORE728 words
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Article1133 1919-04-02 9 fsaner. by FRA8KB A Co., Exohanaje aaci Share Broker*, April 1st IOC, WC I 5- AUAgftf 11% 2 I 8 0 •tMOfl U A»gio-3«-v 85% 10 C 100,008 H AngJo-Msir 15% la* ID 6 i3 0 H.0M U H Btt*agM«lA*l ifl% 5 8 4 8 :03,: I1,133 words
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Advertisement264 1919-04-02 9 JUST ARRIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF MARCHANT CALCULATING MACHNES. he Marchant ha? been thoroughly nested and tried out for The first machine was sold to a large Company in] I has needed adjustment boi once. The Marchant c es ACCURACY, AUTOMATIC* PROOF, SPEED, SIMPLICITY, STABILITY AND COMPACTNESS. It raves its264 words
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Advertisement274 1919-04-02 9 |lllli:ill!llllllillllllllUUilillllillWillllllllllllilllllllHillllllillllllllil!lllllil|||ilillllliii^ g Royal Appointment ofejpjKl the Court of Spain A Royal Food for your Baby rr Glaxo is uaed m the Royal Nurseries, aa can be seen by the above appoi tment. Thia letter ia from a doctor connected with the Royal Court of Spain. r Madrid. am very pleased274 words
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Article1889 1919-04-02 10 To Deo. 31 Feb To date 1918 Abaco Allagar, Dec 236,400 26 000 58,600; A.GaJah.Sep 127, 8t 9 8.200 18.6C0: Alcr Pongau 86,785 22,228 50,8! Oi lima, 878,800 80 000 66,000 \mpat, Sep 176,826 19,560 41,560 An-Johore, Mar 259,865 28,846 45,621 An Malay.Dec 1,843,462 97,998 284,859 An-S'tro.May1,889 words
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Article268 1919-04-02 10 In above list the totals ln first c monthly totals for Jan-Doc, 3 017. in which the Company year ends after the name. Third column 1.1. total to dato ftb-1 m cond co.;; j of the past month E v».ry eodea to get the figures accurate I guaranteed.268 words
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132 1919-04-02 10 TO INVEST MILLION IN SHANGHAI BREWERY. Calif oruia NpißaHaßfl wM im j 000 io h brewf ry at ShaL-glia! I n:n^ Ba Oaat 1 [QafclASJ Brtwirg M.l j leaaaaaaaa hie vnf* lhe 0.. M.itn. He vili ir.uke arrao?era n*s a-^d cbooet I i niuut H IBVa have laaJa for our132 words
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Article166 1919-04-02 10 Government In The FMS Government are everywhere ani nearly everywhere ilje\ found wanting, «a\s Troth o.' AccorJiog to private correspond the Local press. Bri;i*-h M.-.!. i thht verdict, Both m the re' Strain Settlements and iv the Malay -tatea rhe administration ac cubed of tne same lack of166 words
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Article260 1919-04-02 10 The ttearnsl!p Elinor frcm Bitlt mere with a rat. toes cf gas fchelle. tr.ade ar joa arbenal. *bich will be dun; Dm Atlantic Ocean, somewhere cf eape&ke. Tbe crew wore BJBfl a precautionary me?.*ure. The (utile search for an threepence m tbe ac^ «r rate collection department cost several huL.260 words
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Advertisement343 1919-04-02 10 GAME In Excellent Condition Australian Teal Quail mmmmm^ma^mmmmmmmmmum SINGAPORE GOLD STORAGE GO., LTD. w^ m^ mm^ m^ mm^^ mM^^ m imm^^m.~m^mmmm^mmmm^mmi^mmmmmmi^mmmcm&*^mm3mvmmTm-m.^immimm*mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmwmt j^ltfr lk If?: T fi *< 14 UtfffOtu M *2tf^ \\s-iC? /TnFOj OTP^ zZi f J Z* x /mm? tf jO Tl >>i vu w *S| HJ& ff!yg^E-if^^^ C"'343 words
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Article61 1919-04-02 11 (COBBECTEO Ur TO Apr l) Hunk 4m s 4 7 82 demand 2 8 81 82 P.iv-.ty ,_rodi:_ Cms 4 18-62 Fiance deanond Bei 2CC_ j India, T. T. 154J Hongkong., leSBOOd 41% Pram Yokohama, d__oa_._: I6f| Java, i 1 emmd IM Bangkok den and tie! Sovereigns B.rk Buy:61 words
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Advertisement437 1919-04-02 11 \i *ci» ovei 32,000,000 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 THE GMAT EASTERN LIFE ASSUR4NCE COMPANY, LIMITED INCOBPCBAT&D IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAO OFFK.E: bVinefeester Co use, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32,;0id Jewry, E.C. Taa Ocmaaay na= 430.030 .1 wllh the Supreme Courj of Er.gland, and oomplios with tha BrUUfcLlCe Afl— anon Oaajaalas437 words
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Advertisement349 1919-04-02 11 P. 0. STEAM NAVIGATION GO. Ambulance transport "K3arama" p: %vi!l h .vo *0. Wharf Oam m TUESDAY. 8(h APR L for Mar Bai I Canal, calling Port Bwelteaham and Peeaag, emitting I The rate^- I y no class only) j are as BoMaari To Lond.^u £54 .r..l f..v beatha at349 words
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Advertisement438 1919-04-02 11 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY (Iccovporattd m Great Biltain). TOTAL FUNDS exceed TWENTY THREE W4LUSNS Sterling. ANNUAL REVENUE exceeds FIVE MILLIONS Sterling. ij 1 riBE Glmplo Contract b ICoaoaaalOM. ,1 MARINE Marine aad Traaaporl Insurances of All Kind" transacted at current rates. MOTOR CAR Poiick < i-sutd hy this438 words
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Advertisement531 1919-04-02 11 BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED. (IKCOR PORTED BY SPECI L IMPEHIAL Charter m J a pai.'.) Capital Subscribed Y. 30,000,000. Capital Paid U,, V 25,000,000. Reserved Funds Y. 6,530,000 Prcfcilrct Tetsutaro Sakurai, Esq. Vice President Kojnro NRkagawa, Esq. DIRECTORS. Iyetosti Sada Es-j. Kyorokn Yamauari, Esq, Sblngo Mioami, Esq. HKAD OFFICE IIIPEI,531 words
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Advertisement315 1919-04-02 11 !NDO-GHlNJi *2Zkm ZkVlGkTiQ'H C*., i,ur Incorporated la Eng»p.u:. D/m^oi fshvjce r *fcpan tii BTwiffflU Ska** i and to i:fc c?iiifi via P^ea :< fr jasrtoo. Macao, 6>va$ow, Aruoy. Qbtfn, Tltaii •ia Ntwshwanf, Yanjts^i P rt^ Fwiorc* PUPtljI^H, £0., SC rC, For the Information o( shippers, it is ex" pected that315 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous112 1919-04-02 11 VESSELS AT WHARVES Tanjoko Pagar. East Wharf No. I P Ht-idijb, Ban Wiiatt nia. East Whirl Hydrangea, 8 Jacob, Hang Sent;, Van Heem-skcrk. cheers Wharf > Dry Docks I Kepong. Mali) Wharf 4 Facilka. Waitomo. do 5 Hector, ToyouraMuru. do I CuUiberiauc!, Empire Dock 7 Tsarn^a Maru, Taasan Maru, Nam112 words
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Miscellaneous328 1919-04-02 11 vail TAa:,i. f5 d5?. 1 j aaiijr (isxoe^t bunJifj. jDhore 8. B.30, coon, a, 4 l p.nf. Oacob Ilcck Tew 8.80 am Cacob Kilfi.e 8 80 am Djarnbi, e c Singkep 10.80 am Prntiujj NaiJtanfl 12.80 PM Bangk k M ibidui 12.30 I'M P. Siiain k T Auion Kumpat 1328 words
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Article1256 1919-04-02 12 Last Saturday's game of cricket on tbe Esplanade between teami representing tbe SCC and the S R C wae just reaching a very interestirg sta^e wben rain came on aad put a sudden atop to the proceed icgs. The SCC decided Bfl bit first aud by steady and1,256 words
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Article299 1919-04-02 12 CONCLUDING DAYS PROCEEDINGS. The second Assizes wbich commenced on the 18th mat were brought to a close yesterday forenoon, tbe Chief Justice, Sir John Bucknill, a c, presiding. Reference was made to the case m which Shaik Omar bin Mohamed Aabiblee was arraigned foe making a false charge.299 words
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SPORTING NEWS.
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Article156 1919-04-02 12 The Man-Lusters had lor visitors at Tanglin on Monday evening a t6a_n from HMS Margarette. The Regiment were soon pressing and from a good centre from Done Northend headed through and later scored with a drive from close range the soldiers were having most of the game aud two156 words
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Article115 1919-04-02 12 The annual meeting of the members of the SDA wae held on Monday night m St Andrew's Hall, the attendance being affected bT tbe wet tvening. The Vener able Archdeacon Swindell, us the Bishop's Commissary presided and gave an accouut ■ot the activities ot the Diocese, Mr115 words
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Article305 1919-04-02 12 The following new books will be ready for issue to-morrow, Thursday. Beach, Rax, Tbe Winds of Chance Bennett, Arnold, The Roll-Call Buokrose, J E, The Talo of Mc Tubbs Cable, Boyd, Air Men O'War Clarke, laabel C. The Elstones A Family Reoord Culley, Christopher. Billy McCoy Frankau, Gilbert,305 words
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S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
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Article148 1919-04-02 12 Championship. Manning beat Potts, 4- 6, 6—4, B—4. A Singles. Donnell owe 5 beat Stout ser, 6 —2, 6 —7. B SINOLBS. Hill ser baat Panh owa 2, B—4, 6--4. Chill owe 8 beas Pedlow ser, 9 —7, 6—B. Gordon owe 2 beat Strachan ser, 6— 1, 5—7,148 words
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Article90 1919-04-02 12 Championship. Donnell v Milligan. Trelfall v Wodchouss. A Singles. Dean owe 15 5 v Oiefield ser. Thoroughgood sor v Potts owe 1. B SINGLEB. Baker postponed ser v Thursday Laybourne owe 5. Wright ecr v Day, il nol m B Doublai owe 4. Palgarve v Pedlowor Chill.90 words
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Article130 1919-04-02 12 At tbe American Tea, in aid of the G F S Funds, on April 8th there will be j all sorts of useful articles on sale. A stall ot Home made Sweets will draw many. Then the Refreshments will be a great attraction. In the morniug there will130 words
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Article962 1919-04-02 12 0 The light cruiser Centaur is coming to the China Station. The Danish m s Peru belonging to the East Aiiatio Company a. Eopenhagen has ariived at Sourabaya. It is the largest motor-hip that ever called at that port. Information has been received that a big white conical962 words
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Advertisement645 1919-04-02 12 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS War Loan Conversion Loan Bonds Bearing Interest from the 15th November, 1919, at 5£ per cent per annum, payable Half-yearly on the 15th May and the 15th November. Repayable at Par on the 15th November, :92s tinier the an'.liori'y o£ the Wir Loan ICiaferaioQ Loan) Oi the Treasurer645 words
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