The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 April 1919
1919-04-23
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Title Section15 1919-04-23 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. XEX CifiNTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 1919. NO. 9,65115 words
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Article210 1919-04-23 1 Shipping notes on page 5. W C T U news on pige 2. The Easter sporting results on page 12 Several rubber reports appear on page 5 Anarchy sfcill reigning in Munich Page 7. Captain Bryson's death, the verdict -Page 6. British Parliament adjourned to April 29210 words
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Article1092 1919-04-23 1 It was after the borcori cf Pas~chen« daele, Dear Si Omer, waere we bought ciube, that we ruiukcd out oar tirbt iinkt ;ia France, nnd the peasant children 'gathered round and listened in blank amazement to the Btrango vocabulary ol an A A and QMO addretamg hie ball1,092 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement126 1919-04-23 1 RAFFLESJJOTEL The largest and most successful Hotel on the Island. FACING THE SEA. lites of Roams aad spacious lounges, verandahs and beautiful grounds. AFTERNOON TE\S. rj Thursday, Music in attendance. Cinema on Hm Lawn from 6 15 p.m. Fir I cuisine. Guest night every Saturday, dinner followed by Cinema. J.126 words
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Advertisement167 1919-04-23 1 GUARANTEED absolute satisfaction to every purcahser FIRESTONE TYRES are a safe investment for every motorist under every condition of service. FIR-STONE TYRES are full-size and specially made for the Tropics FIRESTONE TYRES will give most miles per dollar. Motorists run no risks in using I FIRESTONE TYRES as we stand167 words
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Advertisement156 1919-04-23 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS 4— illmi eclioo! icucaer waaced for Kuala Pilab—Page 2. D.vidend in tbe Aiec Wiliiamson Estate Page 5. A Victoria, «lao pony anJ gharry for tale Pfige 2. Mo 3 snpsrintendent wants position Page I. Meeting of tbe S. raits Settlements Association Page 5. Precession prizes for Peace Celebrations156 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous92 1919-04-23 1 THE WEEK Wednesday 23rd Rlgh Water— 2 12 a.m., 4-9 p.m. Preneotation to Dr barojlnl Nath Bardhan, 7.t5 am., Gen. Hospital Moon Last Quarter. Lo3ge EM George Installation. 6.30 p m. Thursday 24th. Kigh Water— i3 a.tr... 5-J8 p.m. Lodge Emulation, 8.30 p.m. Frtiij 25th. •s lift WltOi 4'3 a.92 words
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321 1919-04-23 2 WOM EN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. On Sftiurcbv, Miss Sttcut rtturced to Singapore from a visit to tba towns en the Peninsula and to Peaanj-. She had mtaresncg facs to relate of thi kindness and helpKi!n-.i5 I with in her efforts for the OMNI of purify and te:n peracce. The meetings321 words
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Article162 1919-04-23 2 Back of the Man id the title of the rive reel Triangle production featuring Charles Ray and Dorothy Caltcn which ie being tcreened in the change of programme at the Marlborougb, tonight. Besides this there is a two act drama a Pathe Gazette and Wifflas comedy. The first162 words
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147 1919-04-23 2 There i* to be an excellent show of fllina at *he Victoria Theatre on the let, 2nd. and Brd, prox. when that famous comedian Charlia Chaplin will be Been iu bis masterpiece Shoulder Arrne", How Charlio decoys the Kaiser and Hicdenburg into a cat and147 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement552 1919-04-23 2 mmik house 19€ ORCHARD ROAO Hand-Made Manila Embroidery Ready Hade Blouses. Baby Pillow Cases, Envekpe Chemises. Hand e ribro!deed Dress Night Dresses, Lengths, Corset Covers, Carnation Straw Hats, Petticoats. Manila Hemp Hats, Baby Dresses, Bamboo Hats, Chemises. Hand Made Lac?. LINGERIE OF ALL KINDS. «s* nowlhowing 'new stock JUST UNPACKED552 words
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Advertisement906 1919-04-23 2 From Friday, April 18. to Wednesday, April 23 Another cftho&e Popular Feature Plays A Popular Fhotoplsy S'ar AT THE ALHAMBR, Tbe Hall for Music and Features. Beac> In the Second Show Commencing S p.m AN IRENE CASTLE-PATHE PL** which may De looked upon as IRENE CASTLE'S FAREWELL TO THE HKftfftl906 words
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Article467 1919-04-23 3 Full Separation Demanded The 26fch annual report of the Imperial Merchant Service Guild bears striking testimony to the heroic services rendered daring tho wa* by members of the Mer cantile Marine. Practically every single member, states the report, has played nn active pars in the war,467 words
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Article421 1919-04-23 3 The French Minister of Marine argues with some show of reason that tha German Fleet should be divided among the Allies, and that the French shoe Id be allowed a generous share of it. He makes this claim chiefly on the ground that French industry not least421 words
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Advertisement385 1919-04-23 3 TheTHRFF >P -,)> Vvrgrnta P; I Qgarettes phe Cigarette with p ujdeomc. u^ pc pic cr uihotn lie ruLcd: "or their t th i) cstccmc their chiefe Pht|sicke« avis followed bq tliosc tujio braved Lj streets c>^ K Ta«iic^to^t?rL mere :>oum liatli iccsrorj of the Houde of \\'ill^ began C5385 words
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Advertisement346 1919-04-23 3 fc_r Mercerised Damask. It is impossible to overate the splendiJ qualitm of Mi iverised Damask. Only those who have experience! the wonderfal wearing and washing properties of these cloths ein realise what a boon they are ia the East where they receive soch rough treatment at the hands of th'3346 words
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Article789 1919-04-23 1 At ft meeting of the C&mbridga Philological Society Professor Ridgeveoy reed a paper on the origin of Chinese serious drama. Chinese terio^s dramo, he said, like those of Hindustan, Burma, Japan nnd Greece etc, originated in tbe worship of the deed. The worship of the ancestors'; Wb« especially789 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement370 1919-04-23 1 TAKE CARE^F YOUR HAIR ADOPT THE POPULAR AND BENEFICIAL "HARLESC HAIK-DRILL* 1,000,000 Complete BAIR-DKILL ee U cl-rs. 11- tH i if i :iS wrll in- ed wit!-. vour ovfi mi ioI life I I larleiu- r-Drill -ti "HA^iEr" 1 [01 defr Bail Drill will m in Ik HERE IS THE370 words
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Advertisement74 1919-04-23 1 MASSAGE HAIL No. 539, Bcncoolen Street. Open dally 6 a. m.— 9 p. n Telephone No. 1467. Massage and Manicure BY Mr. Fujita, Mrs. Haru, Miss Hana PhfASF FIND OUTI v* ibN MASS^CtT. HAL.I.. f s^B/ BtAr- I IUFFIM s J 1 _J I 1-LU lug NORTHERIffrL ROAD g l74 words
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Advertisement329 1919-04-23 1 passed j European PRISM BINOCULES "Dellux" Brjnd. Toe outcome cf macy yam' painstaking efforts by us in the interest of cur il home" industry. Wonderfully good and awfully cheap Have won a wide reputation a^ being highly l fflclent new that the eniba^u cu Earopean maJe goods ha* beccrne optrativt329 words
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Advertisement680 1919-04-23 1 AUCTION SALE OF luperior teak Household Furniture Cottage Pian shot gun, Rubber tyred Victoria and hors* >r Nl To bi held at EVESSLEi No 95, Thomson R c Saturday, 26th April, 1979, af romprlsicg: K briiiiant ton^ Cotr irat c^ebs condition, almost new. vtry band^ ivai beceL< In r paurl,680 words
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Article718 1919-04-23 5 The annual general meeting uf the Buktt Timah Hub\, r Estates, Limited, «/\a held in the MfUttni offices of the Company (French hank Buildings) of noon yesterday, attended by the Rev N L Couvrier (chairman), Messrs A W Still, F S Goodall, and H D Mundell. The718 words
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Article254 1919-04-23 5 Mr E Macfadyen expected to be leaving for the F M S at tbe ecu of March. M Viviaui's complaint that Paris is too near tbe frontiet is only true to a limited extent, acd in these days of aircraft a natter of a hundred miles one way or another254 words
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Article588 1919-04-23 5 The tenth otu v poet I meeting cl the shareholders of i<- n o'ak An^n Hubher Estate. Limited n l veevrdp.y at noou aw ihe Cumpbiiy'fe R?k I Office, Gresham House, buttety id. Mi- W P Plummer presided and otbere pren.ut v. era Me66T6 G A Chaney,588 words
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Article281 1919-04-23 5 The P and O Company'e steamer Nankin with the outward mails of March 27 passed Suez at 10 a.m. on April 6. The Rajah of Sarawak, after an absence of two years, hae returned to her familiar run. reaching Kuching on April 14th. The F M S yacht281 words
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Article15 1919-04-23 5 i Mr J A Hunter is appointed agent foe the Food Controller in tbe FMS,15 words
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Advertisement946 1919-04-23 5 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders are invited fcr the supply np till I'Rl December next of Bullocks, Cares and Irivers Tor removing ashes from the Munlci»l lucl aerators at Jalaa Benar, Tanjong iVvfiar, &td Al*>a,-,dra Koad. Tender forma knd fall particular, regarding this contract nay be obtained on payment of SO cents946 words
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Advertisement871 1919-04-23 5 NOTICE. OSIAN AND BGNS hereby give notice that MOHAMED ALI MOONSHI who was formerly employed as a clerk in their firm, is no longer in their service. OSMAN A»D SONS. 234 *5-4 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION. i Singapore) Branch). I Notice is hereby given tta*i the Annual General Meetiag of the871 words
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Advertisement935 1919-04-23 5 IF SLEEP DOES NOT REFRESH YOU. People who are tiiod out, who arise in the morning feeling that sleep has not refreshed them, are ia a state of nervous exhaustion that borders on the condition that doctors call neurasthenia. The causes are varied. Continuous work, mental or physical, without proper935 words
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1193 1919-04-23 6 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, April 23, 1919. We sometimes think that the Harbour Department in this Colony docs not always recognise that it exists for aiid by virtue of the commerce of the Port. [Daring the war, of course, there was 'nothing to be said or done concerning shipping1,193 words
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Article274 1919-04-23 6 Dr Biaddon has returned to tbe F M S Col H M Jackaon, n e, is gaz9tted as ceasing to be employed wiih the Labour Corps. (VI M I A Pooh Bab oi Huagkong is tbe official who acts as First Police Magistrate. Coroner, and Director of Education Dr Wu274 words
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Article414 1919-04-23 6 The Report to the Merab6ra of Hn SingHpire Branc 1 oJ i'-o S.jttito S tile* mentfi Association for tin period trzra Irt April, 1918, 3Ut Miceh, 1918, fee tie meeting en M*. 8 ooßtaicrl Um f oi*^ Tha OoiEH :..eo elected I funeral meeting was as414 words
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Article226 1919-04-23 6 The distressing diring fatality, of which Capt Bryson was the unhappy victim formed the subject of a roroner's inquiry yesterday tuoruing, a e the result of which a verdict was returned to tut fffect that deceased met his death from a fracture of the spice, dislocating the226 words
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Article193 1919-04-23 6 Relative to the shocking motor fatality which occurred on Sunday morning last, in which a Boyanese woman met her untimeh death, no further particulars are available officially beyond those referred to in our issu* of tha 21et inst. It ie etateJ that the body was found about193 words
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Article140 1919-04-23 6 FRENCH CONSULAR CABLES. J'.Y COUBTKHY or riti Pi W,; it coming. j li Tbc V. Mul: I'm. April 1 concf I ir.*cx:catirg tas. PiriB, April 20tli f Semi Offlci-l. Tb a<-ked ij Mod di answered ths' i. u.!e.j'ites fai iicr t,: r the draft of the petK ther will iaixnu140 words
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Article127 1919-04-23 6 The mannpement of the abow KmJ Company announce that c* cg*!cth«r eelerated departure of Ikl Lnan oawmi the Company ie du° to kn\'. I.r Hoai&d on Toured*.; (to morrow it bat tad found necessary to cane! the perfcmM which was advertieed to tat' p!a« fc morrow127 words
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Article207 1919-04-23 6 Two Hylame, naimd Ab Sf Dg were mulcted in a lint' c( with an alternative of 6 mootbefU' Third Court yefcteiday mcrninß en cb«* of being foanj in potweeioc of 6tt 4 1b of opium respective Mr Holjoak Is moving m the tf<*^ Legislative Council that arraM* 1 be made207 words
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Advertisement193 1919-04-23 6 I— to TKOsi going mm Macgregor Oaldbeck 00. Wine arid Spirit Merchants 1 2 and 3 Rangoon Street rutched Friars It nda G. GAIDBt K MAGGBEuOR GO. SIKGAPORF. BILLIARD TABLES. FULL-SIZED BILLIARD TABLE, 12 ft l >y 6 ft. I •>" THE "CLUB" TABLE. Full-size Billiard Tabld in finely figured193 words
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Article26 1919-04-23 7 L «a<U« Fh<J at of Naples, Calcutu »»™ck the f the Clanshaw, in ths aisj,, WM badly holed. The fcri^<Ui WM bttached «nd the pae-26 words
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Article294 1919-04-23 7 I N V.SM SANTLED5 ANTLED to be Fed *_-rta Co I i fl l e* I treaty For :i tbt> the her tal and »:h and j rt ft* prc the j 10, Ml litioai in the tctai N"e* Fw- \pril 17. L m weather may I apt294 words
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Article115 1919-04-23 7 MUNICH STILL IN REYOL 7 Difficult Situation en, April 17— K wire from B -rl^a says Km'cky roigns In Munich *j ontiollei by committee of ou uumberton fiUeeu, Leaded by the amarebUl Sacdh iiuer aul incluijug two i etnk prevails. at v.Uh ar I ;cein^ c Ml: aad115 words
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Article17 1919-04-23 7 Bcine, Apr!'. 17. The Federal Council I Jt.: I BOfp M *k~ (iorman Gov-17 words
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Article198 1919-04-23 7 Rioting Fails London, April 19 The Press Bureau had iesuei the Viceroy's report, dated April 19 which says that in the Punjab additional troop- arc arriving in Lrbore aud ere being dnttibuted throughout the province. Attempted outrages have been suppressed. Cowman*? responsibility at villages for the protection198 words
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Article54 1919-04-23 7 London, April 19 Bri;ioh, North Rus 6ia official Russian troops under Geaeral Maynard buccessfuily attacked Vojmoaalrai at the southeastern end of Like Vigozero on April 17. The occupation of this point gives the aßtoi coaiplata coatrol of Lake Visjozero und cf the main road from tha south54 words
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Article22 1919-04-23 7 Paris, April 13.— Two troop trains ree pectively carrying French and Americana collidsd. Twenty were killed and 41 injured22 words
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Article28 1919-04-23 7 London, April 18 —General Robertson has left for Cologne to assume command of the army Of occupation. Marshal Haig bade him fareweU at the station.28 words
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Article28 1919-04-23 7 Puiladephia, Ap».il 16. Peiitioua for the recognition ot the provisional government of the Korean Republic have baen eeot to P,»rii by the Korean congress here.28 words
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Article38 1919-04-23 7 Amonget passengers who returned from Australia by the Montoro on Monday were MrlAlma Baker, who has been instrumental in getting to many aeroplanes tor the war, with Miss Baker, and Mr Pardy, oi the Bible Society, and family.38 words
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Article265 1919-04-23 7 THE MAILTIMES ABUSE Other Papers Pleased London. April 17.— Mr Lloyd George; returns to Pan* this morning. Tbe Daily Telegraph sa-s We not quarrel with Mr L'oyd jrgeV >< licence regarding |hi peace terras. Bit gonurai aooonal cf their nature will de*.p aaifefaetiou uo.d the country a265 words
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Article170 1919-04-23 7 London, April 17. Reutei learcs the twenty eixth division is being withdrawn from the Dobrudja in order to reinforce Ihe garrison in Egypt and to replaca large numbers of troops there, especially Anzacs, who are due for /eare ar decnabllitatloa. The spirit of tbeee troops is excellent170 words
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Article83 1919-04-23 7 London, April 16. A depuUt.'OD repre senting the Dominions and Crown Colonies and beet sugar industries of England and Canada waited on Colonel Amery at the Colonial Office and Bubmilted their views regarding preference to Briiish Empire sugar over the world lo tbe Allies over neutrals and to83 words
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Article47 1919-04-23 7 Rome, April 16. In the course ol a socialist demonstration here yesterday disorders occurred. A soldier and four people were killed and several injured. A twentyfonr hour strike has been declared at Milan, Bologna, Turin and Oenoa in sympathy with the Socialists ol Rome.47 words
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Article32 1919-04-23 7 London, April 17. A dog has been killed at Byfleet, Surrey, Buffering tvom rabies. Muzzling has been enforced in London, Middlesex, parts of Surrey. Berts, Backe, Berks, and Hant6.32 words
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Article40 1919-04-23 7 London, April 17.— Colonel Joeiah Wedgwood baa written to the Hanley branch ot the Labour Party asking to be enrolled a member. He says that after reading Mr Asqnitb's speech he cannot remain A Liberal40 words
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Article340 1919-04-23 7 DISCOVERY OF BOMBS Amsterdam, Apcil 16.— Thorp h grent I excitement owing to Ihfl discovery cf a I cumbdt cf bomb* in the hou-e of c Dutch Bolshevist who, owing to coug^etion of tha prison, h»d lo bft let at liberty peed inc ttiul. The police are cf340 words
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Article290 1919-04-23 7 Lord Cecil's Measures London, April 16. In the Houee of Coalmen*, Lord Robert Cecil, intervening in a debate, said that Spain baa been advised to be prepared Co join the Lf ague of Natious as book at she was permitted. Moreover, the great majority cf neutrals attending290 words
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Article96 1919-04-23 7 Constantinople, April 18. Striking revelations, in connection with Tuikey's entry, into the war transpired at the ,courtmartial of officials inipli3tted in the Armenian atrocities. Accused Yu6sut Rizb admitted that Enver Paeha prior to Turkey's eutrj eigned a convention with Qeorgia for operations in the Caucaus cutting96 words
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51 1919-04-23 7 London, April 17.— At the request of the High Commissioners, the Dean of Westminster has arranged for a service in the Abbey on April 25 in memory of fallen officers and men of the overseas forces. The King and Queen have signified theii intention of51 words
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Advertisement219 1919-04-23 7 ROBINSON Co. =*m New Shipment OF Gillette Razors HI nnrl Pl^H^c; -tw^es^^j^^iirS^ Mo. 502 The Gillette Rszor /y iliu tion) Triple i lver \JMf 0$ plated c velvet lined, a tr.'nlc silv r plated razor, ComPrice $TO nett j Other Sets in Nickel and Gold j., Plated Case Prices $?O219 words
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Advertisement432 1919-04-23 8 NIPPON YUSEN KMSHJL (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) UNDER M4IL CONTRACT WITH THB IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. (Subject to alterations without notice) ■PBOPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal) Fortnight* service. For (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, (Marseilles) London 14 110 MihU 84th A P rll ■ntOPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly servoea. (Auxiliary Service Cargo432 words
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Advertisement695 1919-04-23 8 K. P. M. Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappi] (Incorporated in Holland.) ROYA.L PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OF BATAVIA Telegram Address PACKETVAART Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 1437 Superintendent 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDEK CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. ROCHUBSEN Batavia April 23 Binqkaba Singkawacg, Belabaa, Pemangkat and Sambas695 words
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Advertisement575 1919-04-23 8 f* lie ■Om AND 1 /IIPCAH IjII (C/ompanlee Incorpoiatoa to E^^ianfi Mail and Passenger Bkbvi peninsular and oriental s,u (Unaer Contraot with His Majesty 3 Oov t The Company'! MAIL SERVICES E\3T ow qom^a? INTERMEDIATE SERVICE FKOM LONDON DUE BIN34PORE 4 "The Paesenger Accoiuruodation In tho above St<iatuer 1- -.i575 words
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Article1228 1919-04-23 9 FRASER - FRASER t tinea oy .vr Co., Exchange dll'i Snare Brokers. Apr 22qcI. *AI tnHMoai ni BletUu BtoNt mart fee tegavded u totelv lomlia' lot Ike p*r IB?>.. Paid. taw Sir _>*-.**« 100.000 ft ii A..*_a. lii II 8 0 878,880 la la Atglo-iav* U% 6 0 81,228 words
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Advertisement235 1919-04-23 9 RfST ARRIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF ARCHANT CALCULATING MACHNES. thoroughly tested and tried out I.ms sol.' to a large Company in adjustment but once. Ml ACCURACY, AUTOMATIC ICITY, STABILITY AND COMits cost in a lew weeks. It is used by rs. Engineers, Mining Companies, me s Werchans, Insurance Companies, hip235 words
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Advertisement182 1919-04-23 9 PATRONIZED BY ROYALTY YOU CAN MAKE NO MISTAKE WHEN YOU PURCHASE YOUR DIAMONDS from the Reliable man B. P. De SILVA Bra Sf 1 BISHOP ST., 6? 3 HtGl T PENANO. SINGAPORE. Simmons BRASS BEDS offered in an almost end]. iety of <£= design from exquisite period effects to the182 words
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Article802 1919-04-23 10 From an Englishman to a German Lady. My dear Do you remember how J in tho cummer of 1902 I cams to §ae you and your parents ia Frankfort I had j only met yon twice und I came as a very young man to propose marriage.802 words
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Article80 1919-04-23 10 That {be dockyards were not caught j nappiug by the U boato, although many i people behoved otherwise, was stated by ■Mr J Apssy, Cbiof of the Constructional Department, Portsmouth Dockyard. Ad imirulTupper brought out very effective jmesna of defence against submarines, a hundred of these devices80 words
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Advertisement620 1919-04-23 10 A^W^^iw Obtainable from ail Grocers v^^:; fe jPW at the following price3. /t sMsi EXTfti choice GREiN ÜBEL $lio lb< I i f yf//f\ B s»^ Special quotation* to the trade J^^^P GUTHRIE Co., Ltd. Agents I i Singapore, Penang Kuala Lumpur. S STRAITS SETTLEMENTS War Loan Conversion Loan Bonds.620 words
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Advertisement56 1919-04-23 10 THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPION No. 1 THERAPIONNo.2 TH ERA PI ON NO 3 No. 1 for Bladder Catarrh. No. 2 for fclood kin Dlieaasi. No. 3 for Chronic Weaknessea S"LD BY LEADING CHEMISTS. PRICK IN > N< .L^ND.3*T)R LECLh KcMeJ Co..H.»verstockß.l.N W.s.Londoa *SI»K TKADE MARKED WORD THKRAPIoN IS ON56 words
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Advertisement546 1919-04-23 10 CHARTERED BAiiK Of !?id!a Australia and ihlna. iMrpfnW ii Eijlaid b| 3o^l Ot*a?t«F, ;^ID DP GIPI7AL £1,200.0^ 4.S«EKYE FUN I* £2,000,000 rye Liability of Proprietor! £1,200,000 HEAD C?7:CS H «gnGr?3AT!?, LOMDOJI, I. 0. Amrltaat gOßgfcOßg Pcasug Bangkok lloi!o Paftei Satavia bob Ka&gcoß Bombay jthmßM Saifioo Calcutta bSaag Si2erubsi.a Canton Eobo546 words
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Advertisement57 1919-04-23 10 Ail fIKPFU^DIr FEDERATED M jti. if JnaTiuMTs^ 1 i i Lt QV F (J R i i A A Oj Most Emm V, t v T f See that tse bottle bears the Tree neck L i i Sole Ajronts ADAWSON GIIHLLAN CO, LTD [Incorporated in England] Fresh ShipmeJ Just57 words
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Article53 1919-04-23 11 (Corrected Up to Apr 22) Bank 4m 8 2 4 11-82 demand 343 82 Private credits Bms 24 9-16 France demand Bank 804 India, T. T. 16.J Hongkong, domand 44£&Pren> Yokohama, demand 105 Java, demand 188_ Bangkok, demand 66§ Sovereigns, Bank Buying 08 54 Bank of England Rate 5%53 words
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Article127 1919-04-23 11 PRODUCE Apr 22. Tin No market Gambier 12 00 Gambier Cube No. 1 21.00 Pepper Black ordin. S'pore 82. 0C Pepper, (White fair) 61.60 Tapioca, email pearl vfair qualitj/ 14 50 do do flake do 14.80 do medium pearl do 14.75 Pearl Sago, small Copra Snndried 18 00 Copra Mixed127 words
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Article119 1919-04-23 11 Tanjono Paoar. East Wharf No. I Van Heemsklrk. East Wbarf i Nil. Sheers Wharf i A Dry Dooks f 3 Hydra 11. Main Wbarf 4 Egremont Castle, Mancbe. do 0 Phya, Himalaya Maru. do 6 Montoro. Empire Dock 7 Kosaku Maru Kalmoa, Calypso, Western Cross, Taiko Maru.119 words
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Article88 1919-04-23 11 i .ft Slngkpor- Da« In LoadOß kir\wt 4th J a i A Feb 10 f tii Jcc 13 10 Jan 14th G 10 Jan -Snd L> t_ Jan I th E l ar S Feb 4th A 10 Feb 7th B Feb 14th 0 S3 Feb 18th88 words
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Article216 1919-04-23 11 Per Montoro from Sydney en Monday Miss Mackenzie, Mrs Creighton and child. Lieut L W Butler. Mies M Aveline, Miee A Marr, Mr Mrs and Mies Pardy, Mies Graham, Mrs Binney, Mr.jor and Mr* Laneell, Mi acd Mrs F I Gare, Mr and Mrs Manchip and child, Mrs216 words
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Article17 1919-04-23 11 Apr 11, Dut G&rvet, Apr 11 Batavia (or Hoiland. Apr 12, Br Corlnthia, foi Batavia.17 words
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Advertisement705 1919-04-23 11 Assurance in force over $9,000,000 GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). n F FUE: Winchester Horse, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32,:01d Jewry, E.C. do**!**! with lhos a ,»eine Coa,. 0/ Englana, **d ooaaplie, with the BritlALlto Asaaraaco Om»M«l«i iol li every pfttMe>U> OF ASSURANCE HONEY TO LOAN.705 words
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Advertisement432 1919-04-23 11 NORTH BRITISH ANU MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY (Incorporated in Great Biltain). TOTAL FUNDS exceed TWENTY-THREE MILLIONS Sterling. ANNUAL REVENUE exceeds FIVE MILLIONS Sterling. FIRE Simple Contract*, Latest Concessions. MARINE Marine and Trancport Inaarjuices of Ail Kicid: j transacted at current rates. MOTOR CAR Policies issn&d by thi? •otnpany cov^r Accidental Damage,432 words
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Advertisement519 1919-04-23 11 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. -*l»i inbscT'sic.". ...^.^^.Y. 48,000 000 (Jayitsl pR?a Uf w.^,Y. 42 (nv.'oon Bttßfffo FTiuti ,y. 25,000,000 President. N. Kajlwara Esq.* Vloo-President. 8. Sozafel Esq. MUmB, N, Kajiwara Epq. Y. Yaraafravra Es*. N. Soraa Esq. -rf. Odaglii Esq. Baron K. Sono^la Bwon K. Iwasskl B. Kimura E?q, K.519 words
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Advertisement92 1919-04-23 11 9EAP EH6 IOH STEAMS»^ co M limited a R^apart tt Batavta, Chtrlben, a &s-.?n-. Sal? Twice a Week Siogaradja (Sail). Sail Weekly, HWpwi U PsEika! Ptoaai, S-u^.. Umtnnt, Batßfla, Pict&g, end %\ni%t. Sail fortnightly ?os ttci^h:, pftssage and further jf^tra At t* Af if lo Tbs BefilstereC Offlse No. 32,92 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous417 1919-04-23 11 I VESSELS IN POET. S'saraeifß Nat. Touaage k Master From Conaigneee Fci |Be?itac Dr.t S7oFortco S^njbcc 7 ATC Dflgft Mi S Jacobs Bri 1874 Kemp Bombay 24 Bouetead Unc VanHeemklrk Bri 1898 Da%ie<? Bombay 6 Bouetead fcr ordevt Shoabu Maru Jap Bt2 Satow Saigon 8 OS K Dry Dotk 9m417 words
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Article1057 1919-04-23 12 The sixteenth cf the Colony ve Stetee cricket matches ended rather turprieingly j on Monday in the F M S scoring their ninth win after they had looked to have i all the worse ol the battle. The greatest credit is due to tbe side for the tine1,057 words
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Article593 1919-04-23 12 THE PRIZE GIVING. The Straits and F* M S Easter Golf CUanipiouship meeting held on the R*ce Course linka wub concluded on Monday, when a Bogey Competition was played off resulting in a win for XL E slierwood after a tie. For&ymne earda were taken uut and593 words
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Article181 1919-04-23 12 Ths S C F A will play the Muccbeetor ir.eat t*t eoecer on Tburtday on the tbe SRC ground whpn the following will represent the S C F A Gctl, Tan Cheng S°tli Backs. Too Kwang Ngbee j and Chui Cbeug Yew; Halved, Teo Joo Songi L.-'o Kiah181 words
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Article1617 1919-04-23 12 PIUTTEN'S FINE INNINGS Straits Collapse, Play waa resumed iu this match on Monday in fine weather but on a wicket a bit on the eofc side competed with Satur day's, the ram on Sunday having soaked the ground pretty well. There was a hot sun but clouds tempered1,617 words
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Article144 1919-04-23 12 Great interest is bsing centre! in the tennis charapicn&hip ina cb this evening between J A Dean, Ihf boidjr'of the title, ani RBB Donneil. At the conclusion of tba gania the Lady Evelyn Yoang will present iha prizes to the irinntc and also to tho144 words
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