The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 October 1919

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  • 19 1 Singapore Free Press AND RCANTILE ADVERTISER TS THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1919. »T g\ Ofi f
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  • 263 1 TKronstasll has capitulated to a British Beet which bombarded it m Ihe lace of beavy fire from shore batteries Page 7. M is rumoured that Yudenitch has entered Petrograd Page 7. I Singapore is named by Jellicoe as the directing centre of Briiish Pacific fleet, proposed to
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  • 120 1 I Auction sale of motor car acces* from ih( Williamson j Executor's notice m the matter of claims against the estate of the late John Bardic —Page •">. Government works at the police itatkm, j new quarters, a sub- and excavatj ing work at Dickenson lliil are advertised
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  • 899 1 Oi a time an incorrigible <. enumerating all the advantage* of the war that he could invent, declared with cnj thusiasm ihr.t the long campaign wouM teach the different Allied nations to know each other much better. To which a cynic answered, "That's what I'm afraid of." Tl
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 142 1 Ho flu 1 L [FINER A:^D BALL WILL ?>E HELD November 29th, 1919 piriicu'.ars of pedal flrrarg mentl later. I L Is^BF S\ V .':"< X« s s in i >jfl ST I I t^4T i ri **^'t^'* f J* <r^. v -*ffiß >P W r _^3 ON SALE AT
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    • 388 1 KELLY AND WALSH, LTD. tray Engineers' Hand-Book The Architect and B Pocket Book A. 11. Blanchard *1<;..-><> K. Kidder $18.00 Elements of Highway Engineering by The Building Foreman's Pocket Book and V, H. Blanchard :*i< i ..:,0 Ready Reference by !i. G. Richey si<i."u Highway Engineering by C. E. Morri-
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    • 9 1 I OUC BE MONACO CHAMPAGNE. WINE AND SIHKIT MERCHANTS
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    • 73 1 THE WEEK. i a< sday, 21st. h Water.— B.44 a.m., 9.16 p.m. iient Board, 2.15 p.m. V> rdnrfwtoy. 22nd. 16 a.m., 0-50 pjn. Thursday, 23rd. Water.— -9-47 a.m., 10-29 pan. Cr.liill Brooke Vie Theatre. 'J p.m. le, V.M.C.A., 10—1, 4- Friday, 21th. High Water.— lo-16 a.m., 11-4 p.m. >>».\v Moon.
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  • 283 2 The City Art hie m the Times of Sept 6th "tr-fer.- to this subject m the following terms. Indignation liespecting Sea Passages. Further indications of indignation have reached us of what is regarded m the City as very churlish treatment by Government departments of civilians who, for commer-J
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  • 159 2 The beauties of internationalism are often preached by theorists. What internationalism moans m practice was explained by the Times Morocco correspondent. Tany i(-r li an international town. All the Powers .share m the administration. Tangier ought to bo supremely blessed. Yet m fact TanBost miserable. National jealousies prevent
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 293 2 t d lULFORDS I MINTS 1 R lUEVE 1 THAT 1 FULL FEELING 1 AFTER EATING 1 READY AT NOON TO-DAY The first edition of the MALAYSIA KINEMA REVIEW Guaranteed the largest and host magazine ever issued m Malaysia. PRICE 50 CENTS. COMPETITIONS Complete and win a prize STAR NEWS
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    • 356 2 From THURSDAY, October 16, to TUESDAY, October 21. One of the Finest Most Finished of William Fox Photoplays Featuring Charming Miriam Cooper Ralph Lewis V\D MONROE SALISBURY In a Powerfully Portrayed Story brimful of human Interest and Dramatic Situations THE SILENT LIE In 5 Parts The story of a girl
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    • 333 2 From TUESDAY. OCTOBER Z\. to SATURDAY, on. A Fascinating Bluebird Phni^H I eaturin^ EDITH RO3ESTS I In a delightfulU entertaining THE LOVE SWIN i In o Parts Brimful of human-interest, humorous situations iiMr j v• t^ Supplemented b> 1 ALL FO% tOLD An enjoyable L-Ko comed THE A N I
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  • 748 3 PROTEST AGAINST HARSH TREATMENT. We cull th& following from tha Jjpan Chronicle 5 Tbo opinion baa already been exprea 8t d iq theeie colarana that the coDfltcaticn of pcivate property ia m uny case p.n out rage against international lave. Bal there are dpg'e^a of corfi-dtioc. Suppose
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  • 126 3 The Prime Minister, Mr. Winston ChurI, r..1 Mr. Bonar Law. are all poor men, c keeping of a motor-car (which cannot l>o deno nowadays under £000 a year) would mean lo per cent, of their find 2 ent <>f their net salaries. It i therefore that tl
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  • 68 3 is f Stockholm, According to reports from Petrograd to published here, the Bolshevik papers say that the Young Turkish movement may at cc T'^sent be looked upon as a Communist ,g movement, and that the Committee of Union aud Progress are working as Bolsheia vik branches.
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 285 3 GLASGOW. iTji I llfj L j| 4Tfl a [he ongest Textile Belt Ever Manufactured. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements.) i vi^k > a *w .>4t .^^^^ik. c. "*"^r >, 'fiC^Ei iiS tmgtkm Cenent jmjj ij\mm_ \m L See Faijas and Klrkaldy's tests h i r c sr
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    • 144 3 How few^ people |b|HHmQ|f realise that indigesnKSlSflSifSl tion is nearl y always lIBtiSSKJ caus '-d by wind on I^Sfli stomach, and yet it is 1} ifnJJJiTfjMI so Now a dose of IIHKII So(iB Great li^P^ Peppermint Cure, ""Btl z"- 1 iI taken after meals ii'l! "§srsr Ml wou l^ remove
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    • 529 4 Fire Extinguishers; over 1 250 actual tires m India since I liv DUI IluU UU«f LLU SINGAPORE IPOH. Of Interest to Every Woman. The Fair, the Dark, the Matroo and the Maiden. AM EXCLUSIVE ANO PROVED METHOD OF HAIR-BEAUTY CULTIVATION. Free 1,000,000 HARLENE Hair-Drill Outfits. K V^? T iJ: ift
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    • 540 4 CHING KENG LEE PROPERTY ADJACENT TO RAFFLES SQUARE Messrs. Citing Keng Lee Co. have beea instructed to sell by Public Auction at their Sale-room RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. On Monday, 27th October 1919, at 2-30 p.m. All that piece of land area 2,029 square feet together with the business premises
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    • 675 4 AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AB\S BE YOUR OWN_L.' ~jjfl The imdorsij;iu'd ha\e rccohtul ni.rti-ti Auction at their .sale r*o«i RAFFLES CHAMBBRB, RAFFLES PI ii On MONDAY. 27th Octol,. r. :it;;». if dw*Uing house No. 33, NEIL ROAD (close to tram) eh built of selected materials un<lor the original owi labour m
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    • 145 5 I fen sd. I H |180 m H m- Clerk. Most two tennis Apply > spablc snd pre- i Firm, will I.O. eper. I ree 22 EOI STEAD Co, I 10 J 2£ Sumatra, testimonis 1 4 care of 22-10 underwear dis- Hotel, 133 Ben- me Claire. I'll tperieneed Dresser
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    • 542 5 AUCTION SALES. TUB COMMERCIAL RUBBER Co.. Ltd. A tioneen Vahwrs No. 3 Raffles Place. Pertaceailsjg Auction Sales. our Sale loom. at L'oii p.ni. U( icrieuttnral land at I'ula'i Takong, nour Singapore, are;: 3 acres •;7 poles comprised ii Grant No. *****, quite reni ltur!l1 i'tte at I'ulau Übin, II acres
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    • 666 5 NOTICES. NOTICE. "We bag to umBBN \U' have purchased tl c I i. iiuss known as |\iln Tflfroag Brickwerfcs and Rabbet Estate on which it stands. All orders for the purchase of bricks from the<;e Kilns are requested to be made to the undersigned and will receive prompt attention. TAN
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    • 616 5 TENDERS. (iOVEJIN.MENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS will be received up to noon on Friday, the 7th November, 1919, at the Colon'al Secretary's Office, Singapore, the Resident Councillor's Office, Penang, and the Resident's Office, Malacca, from persons desirous of contracting for supplies for the Government at Singapore, Penang, and Malacca, respectively, for a
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    • 695 5 TENDERS. MUNICIPAL NOTICE i ANNUAL SUPPMB& I Tenders are invited under the following heads for supplies to the Municipality of Singapore, from January 1, 1920, for one year: 1. Bakau and Bmtangore Rollers, Kassaq Sticks, Flooring and Roofing Tiles, Chinese Bricks and Lime. 2. TimU r. Miscellaneous Articles. •J. Painter's
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    • 542 5 TENDERS. fa GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS will be received up to noon Tuesday, 28th Oct., 1919, at the Office of the Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary, Singapore, from poisons desirous of contracting for the supply of rations for pril ijrin.^ the year 1920. Forms of tenders may be obtained at the Office
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  • 16 6 KARDIE.— At LabtMll on the Oth inst., .John Hardif, m his Titth year. I i
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  • 962 6 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1919. SINGAPORE AND THE NAVY. By a singular coincidence, the same day marks the arrival of the flagrhip and the leader of tho China Fleet, and tho cabled report of Admiral Jellicoe on the part Nl-w Zealand is to play m the future
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  • 318 6 Mr E P Swarm, of the Eastern Agencies Ltd., Singapore is on a visit to Penaog. Four European Nuraes arrived m Peo arig on Saturday from Home. Two of them are proceeding atonoe to the federal capital. A son of Mr A Bellamy Brown, a former EJitor of the Malay
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  • 445 6 FOOD PRODUCTION. 0 the Editor. Dear Sir,— Your leader of the LBth re wv Rice Supply It to the pomt that ■ome- s hing should be done to generally prom ho growing of food stuifs, and every i ate should ;unqestionably ,do something OWmrdl this end. But
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  • 482 6 What the Ceylon Government has done to Obtain Increased Supplies. The unpleasant situation m which Ceyloa finds herself at present, m consequence of the refusal of the Indian Government to make the Island a promise of a regular monthly supply of rice, is still causing anxiety, and
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  • 71 6 m I<lur I Mr. i ►•as riven by the din f Tamil f I his year. The Larut Dn Kvidend m Sydn I unounting I •ur no LUbili n*. 80 tons, Kj iuc«<l L9O picult nonth. TO-MORROW A rare pore m ih <"<».. morrow night. 1 by the
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  • 92 6 Jt ma) mfc Krijiw I Dattik i porti Ii ihould h m the inventor of felly hut processee ol much tin itiful art ;v. cf pupila bnx Vr. Krijnen dv full infoi I be B^o p welcome. Mr. T. S. W I Surgery of mi I has been
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  • 162 6 The Love Swind I 3 ro> B.'atta feature tilm presetting Edith RoM will be ecreeueJ it lh« htlUfltea to iu|k along with the Animated Weekly vi 1 two-reel LKo comedy. In the firm* an excellent four art drama The Ta3 Kace a Topical Budget and a KOIIO wadl
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  • 28 6 The P oud O Cu's Motzt D the (> With rtferer 1 1 ntrt i-iu.dcn tiou has bcvr on tbe c Will be it mOTtd ft( t
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  • 61 6 Oq 1 night, < it* ud wat- murder, irben v 'i bo fcUeicaii Jii bt( oh. is dicw a k< t l eva, one of v»l v. ipital The hop 1 a Malabai vadtda^vebt M I got t! s touie m Bylau BH—tt oi ifci Vlondcy
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 76 6 DENIS MOUNIE et CIE ATI C J3 VLW **ifc a Zm r M~# #"j m /si Vlj^ M THE SOLE AGENTS AND DIBECT IMPORTERS OALDBECK MCGRE6OR Co., LAMPS at KEEN PRICES. f": BEST ENGLISH DUPLLX TABLE LAMP Price, $14.50 each. &ik BRASS HARP LAMP JSflWk 45 CANDLE POWER €g^^^> Price,
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    • 79 6 FREDERIC SHIPMAN presents ig Cahill-Brooke Co. Vicioria Theatre FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY TO-MORROW AT 9.30 FRIDAY/ OCT. 24TH. f yirst appearance m the East after an exceptionally successful tour of 8 Australia c P EDWARD CAHILL The Brilliant Pianist GEORGE BROOKE The Australian Tenor C RITA ERLB Operatic Soprano and
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  • 147 7 PACIFIC. Mi! FOCUB i sadom, Oct. 17. WeUingtoi n tabled 1 says is uno 1 t gard to full an r them. and kin. propaas ate m the for the man- n proporsnd all v. aland I nel as m all U I from the •i are 'the
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  • 34 7 1 respondent.] Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 20. F was unable to leave Kuala M arranged yestero illnesi He is reported to be rninf and it is hoped Ml&h to travel m a few
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  • 61 7 S a'k Farid, a pi "rnior Magistrate's attempting to from a Tamil m minions on hi< m the Thirl Court Mr. Gaunt, defence asked his benefit of I *t a difficult matter us In a serious case come m my people m the course Moreover the
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  • 36 7 itefully Acknowledge .Ascriptions: ■owledged *87C Spore 5C 1C 1C ied bin Talib 1C II 1( M wed bin Saleb 1( 1( $1,03< Well are limited to $1( t0 the Chartered Bank
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  • 223 7 BRITISH FLEET BOMBARDS RlMoi v OF PBTROGEAD London. Oct 17. the Daily at lle!.;ingfors rays that Kronstudt has ca »fter B bombardment by the British Geet The main was directed froi Kuporia bay. The windows of x: Finland were blown out by the concussion. All day bombardment was
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  • 407 7 the above company uo be present* i at the annual general meeting on Tr at No, 4. Fort Road. Malacca) ii as follows: After charging the whole of secretarial expenses and depreciation to revenue, the I rortt for the year subject to directors' fees amounts to $88,492.75. To
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  • 123 7 1 j A sale of work m aid of the above > School on Government Hill will be held > m the Y. M. C. A. on Thursday, 23rd Octo- > ber, from 10 to 1 and 4 to 7 o'clock. At > the various Stalls all tastes will
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  • 788 7 ECONOMY •PRODUCTION. London, Oct. 17. The Prime Minister speaking at Had I's works. Sheffield, emphasised the equal necessity of exercising economy, and increasing production. The test <iue*tion whereby the Government would stand or fall »M whether m viewing matters broadly th« Government could do more to save
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  • 580 7 GERMAN NOTE. Herlin, Oct. 17. The German note handed to-day to Mar i l Foch's representative protests that GerI many has given no cause for the Entente's drastic measures m the Bailie Provinces.' Alter repudiating connection with the Ger- j mano-Russian activities the note declares that Germany
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  • 98 7 Two detective police constables, Suppiah, a Hindu, and Kadersah, a Mohammedan were sentenced by Mr. Monk yesterday to two months' rigorous imprisonment and o'if months' rigorous respectively for the alleged criminal extortion of a sum of $150 from a Tamil man, whom they are said to have
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  • 90 7 It is no excuse because you are neglecting your wife to say it doesn't matter because she is only a relation by marriage. An Aneta wire to the G.P.0., Weltevreden states that m future the Dutch Mails will be forwarded overland to Marseilles and fro*n thence onward by English and
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 105 7 ROBINSON Co. i x "ELLWOODS" Celebrated Tropical Helmets EXTBA NEW STOCK travelling Kugs, Dressing Gowns, Suit Cases, Kit Bags. ROBINSON Co. I QUALITY is the point I which is necessary iillP^ v m an enjoyable V/ S I That's why fy "EMBASSY" I VIR P INIA No 77 v t
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • 466 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (Incorporated m Japan. UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. *w (Subject to alterations without Notice). EUROPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal-. Fortnightly Service. rFor (.Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, London and Antwerp v. KKASA MARU (car 21st Oct. DELAGOA MARU (Calling at Hamburg) Oct. SHIDZUOKA MARU 22nd
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    • 706 8 K. P. M. KONINKLYKE P\KRTVAART MAATS^HAPPIJ (Incorporated m Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OF BATAVIA Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 1437 Marine Supt. Transhipment Dept. 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Van HOGEfcDCfcP Letong, Kromat T&rcnu-a, Mtdal Poeloc Pacdjang, s.al erasvn
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    • 415 8 P. &O.- BRITISH INDIA AM) I I APCAR LINE. I (Incorporated m England). MAIL AND PASSENGER BBRVU PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S (Under Contract with His Maj The Company's MAIL SEBVICES EAST OF BOMB suspended. I LONDON .FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. FROM LONDON* TO MARSEII I r DUE SINGAPORE NOVARA about 2nd Nov.
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  • 580 9 FRASKR ft Ci>.. EXCHANGE AND BHARB BBOKBBB SINGAPORE, OCTOBBB 20th. [Figures la hrackets shows the capital and Ksuc \Hm <>t the Shan- m dollars, unless otherwise Marked. C Cum div; I equals i>> div. I Ampang ($OOO,OOO-10) 11.50— 12.50,Ayer Weng ($lOO,OOO -1) 288 t.Bfi Hitam Tin 1*300,000—1)
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • 307 9 TH r SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IX BIAM.) SINGAPOKB— BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. Ki-lantan. iian-nara, Telu,>,n. Pnt;un. S.n^o.a U .•on. and Bangkok. Arrival I)enar<uro [POX 20th Oct 1919 22nd Odt! LOIS DIB 27th Oct 1919 29th Oct. RU9 A Srd Xov. L 919 sth Nov. i.>: Itted tliroughout with
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    • 284 9 OCEAN TRANSPORT COMPANY, LTD. [Incorporated m Japan] FOR SEATTLE. Sailings not yet fixed. For freight and further particulars. PATEKSON SIMONS Co., Ltd., Agents. I FOR NEW IfORK. M.v mi;; CABTLB" Loads em .v. PATEBBON SiMoxs .V Co., Ltd., Age nit" SOCIETA DI NAVIGAZIOXE A VAPORE LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorj crated m
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    • 448 9 THE «BEN» LINE STEAMERS, LTD. 7 m i (Incorporated m the United Kingdom.) OUTWARDS. C BtNCLBUCH about October 15th to r Hongkong Japan J h BBNTOSUCH about October 25th j a BENLAWBftS. end of October L HOMEWARDS. Nt Steamers berthed at present. NO PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION. PATERSON, SIMONS Coy., Ltd., Agents.
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    • 437 9 BLUE FUNNEI LINE. Ocean Sknm Ship Co.. Ltd. (Incorporated m England.) S.S TEUCER for Hongkong and Japai nil leave Singa»iore on or about 22n<] )ctober. S.S IDOMENISI S Coi Hongkong, Shangai and Japan mil leave Singapore on or bout 29th October. Steamers have accommodation for a umber of gentlemen cirly.
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  • 636 10 HELLANISM IN ANCIENT INDIA. 1 Wbaa 41tstnidt :ba Ore at m f -.11 B C havir g ucbi v < h0 j b b.ru ll«a I iced I tpecad In tba i II of e'itij India 12b by letnal oonfoatl o! arris only n imili Doroti ol ladla •oaq 'or
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  • 47 10 The ar» nud o£ 1? Council I The I and .f Bet :tt t r.rnv lf _a (Lo pru.« «!?jto i li?;(*. hrd vuLiu un juli. the Basil ol Ku^ beau peid il. u g owu coin. Tbe Mlrtft»ll was (hat CbiJd'e wat> liiacy tLcu£utu poilftda t»chfcr.
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  • 837 10 FOUNDING THE BANK OF ENGLAND. DRAMATIC MOMBNTB IN MS HISTORY. Nocibir bar air f ißttftatlon bus t>o rcmivlic s LMory a* Ibat I lining to the Bitk of En;!urid tho O d Lady of Threadoetdln Scrcnt.' 1 Tbs four d. r f :'.je b<nik was Willinni Picrscn. an advcDturom BoottaMn,
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  • 776 10 (From Our London Correspondent.) London, September 4, 1919. Probably no-one last Monday read the raportl of the Football Matches with jrreater interest than the Prime Minister. In that case he would have seen that Football suddenly came back to even greater popular favour than before the
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  • 141 10 peculiar case of death from blood oning was investigated at the London I when an inquest held on Emma man, wife of a caterer near Spitalfi ■■■t. The evidence showed that the tip of the woman's nose became re;! and swollen. At first she treated the
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  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • 374 10 NOTICES. THE SINGAPORE SHIPCHANDLERY Co., Ltd. Shipchandlers and Providoring Contractors. The Company's Launch meets in-coming ships. Offices l6, BATTERY ROAD, Take Lift to Top Floor. Telephone No. 433. Orders promptly attended to for daily and sea stock supplies. H. W. H. STEVENS, Manager. MIDDLE EAST TOURIST BUREAU A, Collyer Quay.
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    • 248 10 "ii ft Br. CassalTs Tablets Weak, Nenrcus, Worn-ci Mr J it' Xi v«* }*< l k I i, id pleul 5 "i r .1 i I i. .-p.m: j,., t n. i acii-iiiiiii. vjij.i.on. D.M D., 5. Albert Lorn 1.0.M., fan..da writwj i knew n»«aiH of lounte 1 j>i <
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  • 69 11 I Oct. 20. j Bank 4 m.a. i Bank demand 24} Private credits 8 m.s. 'j 47 8 New York Bank demand 4t New York 90 days t] l France demand 4C y India, T. T. )J 5 Hongkong, demand iv% Pcem Yokohama, demand o< >i Java, demand j
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  • 125 11 Oct. 20. Tin Bayers $138.00 Gnmbier n Gambier Cube No. 1 "4 CD Pepper Black 0(j Pepper, (Whito fair) 8; 0 Tapioca, small pearl, f.q. 2C CO flake, f.q. u#l| medium pearl, f.q. '20 00 Pearl Sago, small Copra Sundried j y C( Copra Mixed 1 9 91 Opium,
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  • 138 11 Tanjong Pagar I'.ust Wharf Basin Section No. 1. Nil. East Wharf No. L\— Nam H.M.S. Alacrity. Sheers Wharf No. Hagen. Main Wharf No. 4. lfaache. Main W harf No. 5. Preussen, C armathenshire. Main Wharf No. 6. Roon. Yahiko Maru. Empire Dock No. 7. Thong Samud, Tain
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  • 45 11 Left Singapore. Due m London. Arrived Sept. 2nd A Oct. C Sept. Bth B Sept 12th C 13. Sept. 15th D Sept. 17th E Sept. 22nd F Sept. 29th G Oct. 7th A Oct. 11th B Oct. 20th C Oct. 20th D
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  • 99 11 Nam Sans, Brit 2 r ,9i, from Calcutta M fcr Kobe 2_\ Tama Maru, Jap 1830, from Rangoon 20, for Kobe one. Hollyloaf, Brit 8191, from Bombay 2»>. fur unc. Circe, Brit 814, from Belawan 20, fa Bclawan 22. Ipoh, Brit :>2B, ifrom Penang- 20, foi PenanK 22.
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  • 8 11 Oct. 20.— Kaco Samud (Siam); Bumphiui (Dttt).
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  • 58 11 Oct. 10, Dut s.s. I'utcht. Tjilatjap. for Paleniban^r. Oct. 11, Brit s.s. Euryniachus, Wc~t, for Katavia. Oct. 13, Nomv s.s. Pacific, West, for Batavia. Oct. 14, Brit s.s. Sanpola, West, Soerabaya. Oct. 14, Brit s.s. Orna. Java, for Fremantle. Oct. IS, Dut m, Patria, Batavia, for Rotterdam.
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • 1546 11 000.000 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. [Incorporated m Straits Sett.J HE M) OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE ou c 2 .20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act PLANS OF ASSURANCE MONFn'OTOAM 8
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    • 203 11 AUCTION SALE OF Excellent Building Land at East Coast Road. o The undersigned have been instructed to sell by auction at their saleroom, No. 3 Raffles Place, on Wednesday 29th October at 2.30 p.m. The following very desirable freehold building land at East Coast Road situated immediately behind the palatial
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    • 125 11 PERTH'S rRLKIER HOTEL !n the centre position of tbe main street of tbe Capital City of Western Australia Suites fcr Families all o;o/.ing on to salconlea Vi-:t< r. will fled all the foatnres of leading r,rg!lsu and c ii 1 1 n e nt->l Botalt Tariff. 12/6 ciay, from £3
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • 171 11 MAIL TABLE. To-day. Intermediate nnd local raaili, will b« fo'i nd m list below: Pcr.ujijjr, Malacca, F.M.S. (by Train) t p.m. daily (except Sunday). Kota Tinggi ar.d itatiom to Koala Luropu* at 6 a.m. Joi.ore 8, 9.30. noon. 2. 4 4 8 p.m. Cucoh Hook TtW 9 a.m P Batam
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  • 805 12 INNOVATIONS IN NEW LIGHT tit CI SEP.. W, quote Die following extracts from the "Naval and Military Record" concerning II. M. S. Hawkins the new flagship of j I hlna Squadron which arrived in port erday and no doubt they will be read I of inter
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  • 690 12 l<_ontriou_ea.i i By the passing of John Hardie at the age of 78 the British Community in Labuan lias lost its oldest landmark. Mr. Hardie was taken seriously ill at the beginning of August, but by reason of a remarkably strong constitution he lingered oh for two
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  • 29 12 S. C. C. TENNIS. Championship Final. Stint r.n:l Kieuunan va DonnoH and Leggatt, (3 2, 10 12, unfinished one game SO b Won in the third set.
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  • 107 12 Tho Officers of IL II S. Hawkins would 15ke *o Pi :mip of hockey on WednesIt is a Ion,'? time since the Club turned out to this game, and members willing to take part in \Y Inesday* match should communicate With Mr. Tosccnie, teleohone 764. L. L_ T. C.
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  • 857 12 The seventh annual general meeting of shareholders of tho above Company was j held at the Office cf Messrs Boustead and Co. on Saturday 18th inst at 12.30 o'clock aft -rnoor.. There were present Mr. V. Gibbons (Chairman) Messrs W. H. Macgregor, H. B. Ward.W. P. Plummer,
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