The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 March 1923
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section16 1923-03-13 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. ltf CENTS SINGAPORE, SA, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1923. No. 10,83716 words
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Article213 1923-03-13 1 Preach dittcalties in lhe IJuhr increase, and murders and reprisals are ii ported Page 7. Holland is hatd hit by the Prendf hloekade, whilst the population of 1h«. Kuhr are iindin^ living a verv dittcull matter Page 7. TW London Observer writes acatfciagly on the French Gavemmeat*a213 words
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Article1183 1923-03-13 1 Australians liave read Englfrh book- nv. heard the experiencea <-f English relatives ever since they were children. T-» live, themselves through the very expeili-no-lha! have made the phrases that they ha- x learned in the books and heard theii mothers utter is a very wonderful tl 1 well1,183 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement268 1923-03-13 1 MALTHOID IAFFLES HOTEL. Telephone. 2920. (10 Lines). SING ••>***: THE FINEST BALLROOM IN THE EAST. MAY ">a Dansant, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m Orchestral Concert, 9.45 p.m. f'Ueat Night, Dinner and Dance! re Dwwant, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. !j »TCW Gw Night, Dinner and Dance SUNDAY Cinema at 0.45268 words
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Advertisement329 1923-03-13 1 I KELLY AND WALSH LTD. Two Important New Books. THK PREPARATION INDIAN TREES or PLANTATION RUBBER i2 ACCOUNT OF ,KEKS SHRUBS, KLBBKR WOODY CUMBERS, BAMBOOS AND SIDNEY Mnitr am PALMS,. INDIGENOUS OR COMHIDNBI MORGAN, MONM CULTIVATED IN THE Witk preface and a chapter BRITISH INDIAN EMPIRE, ON VULCANIZATION r ,?Y329 words
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Advertisement244 1923-03-13 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Footballs from Little'% i age <-. Yokohama SjK-(.i«.- liank Page Ll. j N, Laaarus for optical requirement Page 2. "Bull-Po;:" Gr.innes from Guthrie's Page 6. Spring Race Meeting programme I >, m i age ;>. Important near books at Kelly and Walsh —Pa^v I. Culverts and. water-gates from244 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous86 1923-03-13 1 THE WEEK. J i" ■< 13 h. lli^rh Water, 6.52 a.m., P.-l p Sangei tiuu Tin, Derrick \j\. .',>.. GoTernment House At Homo. Hawaiian Troubadours. Theatre. Wed. td. l I H 'r-)\ Wr. r, 8 I a.i p.i i. P and 0. Homeward learet. Girl Guides M I Alma, 1186 words
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Article492 1923-03-13 2 Analysing the defective acoustics ol the Municipal Hall, the new coonty headquarters of the London County Council! which numerous expert devices have failed to Letter. Mr. George Sutherland sal .in the COmao of lecture at the University < lege, London, that within the' past year the prizes awarded for deoigUS492 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement297 1923-03-13 2 It) UP OR FOR SALE. LARGE GODOWNS. newly erected ai a from \*-r,oo to r>o,ooo sq. ft. fav.in;r r v««r. LARGIC .STOKES from 6,000 U 24,000 ft. near wiiarf and shippi ig. A Isu \\:v. e storied buildings for oiTiees an 1 godowns. Centrally situated A i immediate entry, going297 words
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Advertisement1085 1923-03-13 2 ■I Ull I 111 111 MM 1111 HI I Mil— I— ll— *****l ■■IBPP—.^—— I— B (t-W-IZ7. -m-i v&k £1 S \Ulllia \A fir m*n -i*t mT^-mi rVn I m 25 ift^jr^. j^g-wgia^^afct^iaii^^^-'-wa^-jj^c^* -^^r 1 fzJL.fi l >r_c- 1^ -amm Chance or' Programme 2nd Show at LM~i S 4 01,085 words
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Advertisement579 1923-03-13 2 Alhambra IN OUB NEXT CHANOE TUESDAY, Itth M \)U n IM THE SECOND SHOW AT p.ftl TOPICAL BUDGET British Seraen New-. Playgoers Pictnron prasant WINIFRED V Anne of the Little Smoky In 6 Reel.-. The sentimental strain in thii picture is >„-• r- enough I ij. power with a considerable579 words
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Article1366 1923-03-13 3 REMARKABLE NEW PROCESSES. Announcement has been made by the United States Rubber Company of the development of two remarkable new processes of rubber manufacture. Rumours Of some mysterious new process of manufacture which have been agitating rubber circles 111 this country and Europe for several months are explained1,366 words
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Article126 1923-03-13 3 The Home Secretary, in his interesting and novel appeal to the Channel Isles for a voluntary tribute, makes no allusion to the refugee* trom British income-tax who are to be found in no inconsiderable numbers, among: their population. Quite apart from that, however, itis case is a trood one: what126 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement403 1923-03-13 3 fmm Business and profes*tfT%f men and others |V about to proceed home on \<-k\\f H-f. offr^d unusual briHtiei lot acqnn a I -ht ar. AutovMor* Ul, I xmdoes adiag I.uhr Car Special**, h, lVe mmAt arrangements by uhich •ny car may be purchased on payment of a "nail dnri (from403 words
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Advertisement407 1923-03-13 3 3 ''^fmt^ *aWESr»ifc#aßßpSrT<Be^^BQ^Mflgtf. iSaF'r-aujc n_HPW nLifiKr** tvV^ wt-wu-m BE BBBBBBH pi^H^^^^Sß^^BflßM (sSV «>»^^ IK^o****. I^^^^^^^^^^B BB^HfIBHI W Ev Jb-\ wi Bffffik R^^aßKajfe'Tj \\lk?^ *j| m\*m _wL \\W^_^_^_^_^_Wm A keep a bottle of Peps by you and breathe, daily 4flTTff|l| fl rOl^#Jl Sflßfl B Dt e un^ s tlu dealing fumes407 words
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Article758 1923-03-13 4 FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. MONDAY, MARCH 12. MIN I N G. [Figures in brackets show the capital and issue value of the Share in dollars j unless otherwise marked. C« Cum div. I equals ex div. J Batang Padang Tin ($1) 471 a 62% Hitam758 words
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Article58 1923-03-13 4 Mis* Bond, the Matron of Penang General Hospital, goes home in the Kashmir at the end of March, and with hor departure, the Service will lose a vary efficient and experienced official. Since she came to Penang, after having given much servic© In the war, Miss Bond has greatly improved58 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement1310 1923-03-13 4 A g«»od opportunity for sound and profitable invest imo- in land and hou*e properties not to be missed by enterpr" -ing capitalists. rßatntS of Shatk Aboobakar 1: n Mohamed Lajam, deceased IMPORTANT FOUR DAYS' AUCTION SALE OF Very Valuable Freehold Leasehold Singapore Town Properties. At Me-srs. Cheong Koon Seng Cos1,310 words
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Advertisement1265 1923-03-13 4 79. Valuable freehold land and the shophouse premises No. 219 Kallang Road, arcs 1.259 sq. ft. 80. Valuable freehold land and the shpphouse premises Nos. 211, 213, 215, 217, 219 and 221 Serangoon Road, area 1,877; 1.445, 1.450. 1,427, 1,421 and 1,390 sq. ft. Sl. Valuable freehold land and the1,265 words
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Advertisement387 1923-03-13 4 2^^^ -*-*-*-XEnzz_Z-Zzz:. fl -m^i-mmmT^' -**i I r^Jwi it Vw H I Every wineglassful ,f J I Wincarnis' means an I increased amount of 1 I New strength, H fi New rich red blood B New nerve force. New vitality I Tlie outstandirv < \V inc H I n «n promoting387 words
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Advertisement374 1923-03-13 5 I ""^lO LET. B-^rrrMMTroK sale. J^k\ iJ.iliostier Rd. tornH and gange. Apj)iy I \m r si AGENCIBB LTD., rs Batata Acrents. I ju i KIRMSHBD. H inglin. 'Electric eourta and garage. I B months. Apply K. I I hambers. Mngunore. a Kntry H I gSTATI AGENCIES, LTD., H Auctioneers Estate374 words
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Advertisement639 1923-03-13 5 NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICR The Maaieipal Coanaiaaionen af th i Singapoie inviu tender* for OW (i ••d aaaapletioa of Zh 1 con tio ■•war in Telok Ayer 8to!? mZZmT? 3 l>i^ j Street to Anson Koad UT,^'^ stoneware pipe St Wt rs m w n 1 i" Rack Lane otT Wallich639 words
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Advertisement961 1923-03-13 5 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. 1 Ruk^' rf P 825 KaC *\r? ]ns (l h. A. t f u tl Ih S^SL and Saturday the 12th I l-^th, 1 <t h und lyth May, 1023 PROGRAMME. Tirst [);,v, Saturday, 12th May, 19 M 1 PDl«l2Fi« OWBN ST AKES and ValnaTfiW ttiVS.^ P961 words
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Advertisement1014 1923-03-13 5 handicapped in Class B on the first day I See conditions Races No. 2 and 5, first' day. Distance, 7 furlongs. For Added Stake Monet and Entrance Fees! See Footnotes. 8. THK SECOND HORSE GRIFFIN HANDICAP- 5.50 p.m. Value .sBoo with $100 to the second horse; a handicap for Singapore1,014 words
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Advertisement968 1923-03-13 5 r*v R v p '-^■^r-'m RJEY* iT* ft F 7 "v C?'fci T*\ c>-\ ax m-mm.s-ww~, mam. .^v.-^ -*^a *r*^wWf^ wlwf^*' v^ 9^* r ■"^«J««k»«:*itf. I jwf\Vkt READING SPECTACLES A NUISANCE Put an end to thc nuisance of continually removing and replaciiv vouv raa Img glasses or fussing with two968 words
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Article19 1923-03-13 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. SMITH. On go;h February at Jeeaelton, tht wifa of' Charles Robert Smith. North Potato Senrio ion.19 words
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738 1923-03-13 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1923. Those Concerned, Please Reply. There are at least three matters of moment upon which the public I waits impatiently for information. j These are in a measure connected i anti they are town zoning, meat supply and slaughterhouses, and the Raffles College. We738 words
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Article1301 1923-03-13 6 The theft from .vlr. Prior, managar of Ithe I nion Jack Club, was from his house Jand not from the Cluh. Mr. E. IT. Everest has taken over the duties of Hon. Secretary of the Penang !Golf Chlb from Mr. T. W.« Douglas, who (left by the Kkma for home1,301 words
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Article148 1923-03-13 6 "HORIKA* Following upon th K. Horlkawa of the' Wakaaa Maro, thai he three Rl les of a lubl .ion on his way U mv. 9 Tmm [aland h* I *here the eruption wa t. ken place. Capt. li be saw a huge column coming oU In gushi148 words
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Article319 1923-03-13 6 The annual appes satir.n i> ,),,\v being i f. r the Vear 1922, stab The Conn. aa follows: F>: <MB The Distr (Mr. I*. F. David) Pi The Master .V throp-Calthrof) K. Jf, Th-.- Inspector of* Pi 1. H. Ty;«.. The Colonial Chaplaii F> G. Swindell,319 words
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Article64 1923-03-13 6 lath List ot gubaertptiea* Vniount previously acknou "ollected by Mrs. Swindell Rev. J. if. MeKei Kev. K. Richards Hon. Dr. A. L. Hoo| The Right Bev. the- I. of .Singapore taddit Methodist Publishing Rous Dr. E. Dexter Allen Dr. L. O'May Ven. Archdeacem F. G. B* ollected64 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement125 1923-03-13 6 --m*- ?^^Ci -^m^m wS^^- "^B^ -mm- ■*-t^ t^ .wiwM*m^_^rSw*m-m^L^iWwmtp^wlmsstaF?--i /&&&b. STOUT Ik^ r/^WOI«EHuii^HOUTOUfi^ J I "^^^^KlNG OUR TRADE H*?£___3S^^Tl Z' a \\w^*'\^-" *-W ll -H^JQi^vJ i I N^lP^fe^ OBTAINABLE. I I CALDBECK, WACGREGOR CO., LTO. I (Ineorporated in Shanghai) t\ V 4"». »sM«OM Read. Telephone 228. W J; INDISPENSABLE EXCHANGE125 words
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Advertisement94 1923-03-13 6 "ARMCO" CULVERTS AND "CALCO" WATER-GATES are the best and most economical solution of drainage problems that has yet been put forward in this country. CULVERTS. Conveniently transported Quickly installed Strong and reliable Lasting. AUTOM ATK W ATERGATES. Xot a orude flap unlve— j truly automatic. Independent of erratic labour. No94 words
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Article336 1923-03-13 7 (}T \Ni> YARDS COUP m vKKLSITTs ENGLAND [Renter*! Service]. Lemdoii. Mar. 12. delighted with the succoup in the history e>{ that few eluded tht v iftness oi the swoop 1 ft I that several were 1 was apprehended in 1 off without v. huat a dozen London quotas.336 words
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Article50 1923-03-13 7 fac that Mr. Justice not return to the I G week, the second which wore to have 'ii he postponed. Of the list six are on the e of which *ix P ri- the dock. There I armed robbery, one of Wr, two forgery cases, as rounterfeiting charges.50 words
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Article39 1923-03-13 7 HEA LTH OF BANGKOK. the week ended the Of bubonic platrue tht Me.ncal Officer of eenrred in the reg-ist-•^ok. Fourteen ended of eholera, one endalso reported during ■■od. "■■iter of ccaths reoorted 2u2-," J atiou m B. E. 2#4,39 words
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Article12 1923-03-13 7 v has taken the title Lectin. Sir Owen Lord Cylstant of Camar-12 words
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Article455 1923-03-13 7 j THE SHOEJ>INCHES. FOR WORKMEN. Reuter's Service. London, *Vlar. 11. The hardships of the population of th Ruhr are described by Reuter'a special cor respondeat, who says that sine,, the oc cupation the daily food bill of the workmai has riaen over tWO hundred per cont Wages455 words
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Article171 1923-03-13 7 London, Mar. 11. A big rt>UfMl-ep <d' Irish men and women \\a- carried out in different part.- of England on Saturday and Sunday. Over one hundred were- arrested and taken to Liverpool, where- they embarked on a British cruiser, which is believed to have left fof Ireland. NAVAL171 words
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Article98 1923-03-13 7 I The local branch of the Yokohama Specie Dank, Ltd., is in receipt of a telegram from the Head Oftico, stating that at the 86th half-yearly general meeting on the loth instant, the following resolutions were passed. That the nett profit for the half-year ending .'Ust December98 words
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Article66 1923-03-13 7 Spiritualistic seances are common in fashionable circles in Bangkok. Now the IM wspapers are full of talk of the ghost of a woman who has been dead over a year. She looks after her house and children and can be hoard to talk, the superstitious say. This is said to66 words
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OUR LONDON LETTER.
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Letter1529 1923-03-13 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 15. There is really very little public interest nowadays in the spectacular side of the opening of Parliament. Most people, I fancy, go to see if there wiU be any incident out of the common, such as was anticipated this year,1,529 words
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Article187 1923-03-13 7 N'g Hong Guan, who stands charged with criminal intimidation to Mr. J. Russell, the mVnce being alleged to have been comnitted in Kuala Lumpur a short time ago, vas up before Mr. Ahearne in the Second ""ourt yesterday morning. Mr. Knowles, vho appeared on behalf of187 words
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Article79 1923-03-13 7 The Gaiety Cinema programme toniuht has Bessie Barriscale in the Robert-son-Coles special feature entitled Tangled Threads. It is a picture that appeals to every man, woman and ch?ld, the theme, plot and the superb settings never before seen in any picture. Fortowed by two further episodes of the79 words
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Advertisement146 1923-03-13 7 THE VM "EVERBRITISH VJB READY" tl^ l Te-\ lld T rChCS fiUC(I ith Keady Relnls. Each battery is carefully tested before despatch. Be ensunsg reliability and a high standard of SSllliaiJ Polished Maho;. Ifl^H^W^H S H<I U N k P IIHBH9 I»AKK ROOM' LAMi" ftflPff Vr^«s«®* '"> ->". Bracket Model146 words
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Advertisement666 1923-03-13 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (Companies Incorporated in England) BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Service to I ONDON AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN, j (lENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MVRSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVLKI OOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. j Taking cargo666 words
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Advertisement516 1923-03-13 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd (Incorporated in England) PASSENGER SERVIC?, BUaaiM OUTW AKE. D \\mm**mm, HOMEWARD. *.\s. CITY OF SIMLA Marseilles md London Mar. 2S *f .s. CITY OF POONA Marseille and' London May 3 PASSAGE RATES. *A Class Steamers lst clp.ss £87. 2nd class £60. Deck £2.516 words
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Advertisement685 1923-03-13 8 P. a BRITISH INDIA I AND ft APCAR LINE. I (Incorporated in England.) ft MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVIi* I PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. < ILE I (Under Contract with His Majesty's Gover nent) I r LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. I FROM LONDON To MARSEILLES, LO) ft DUE SINGAPORE.685 words
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Advertisement475 1923-03-13 9 jiu- Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd. Klkrman Bucknall Steam Ship Co Ltd (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated i:_ England.) ST >Kl: virH io MMM AND HEWrS^V. SUEZ OB v-awama FROM NEW YORK. era. Due S'pore Route v |lA .s Apnl &uoz l.hUip,,i„ ts U;il475 words
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Advertisement476 1923-03-13 9 ADMIRAL LINE (Incorporated in U.S A.) FAST PASSENGER SERVICE 19 DAYS— HONGKONG TO AMERICA pkesidk^adison SaiiB Kfir A^Z?'T' RESIDENT McKINLEY Apr. 4 Apr 23 And every 12 days thereafter. Also Regular sailingi every 12 days from Hongkong to Manila. l»t Class, Fare, Hongkong to Seattle G $375. LONDON VIA AMERICA476 words
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Advertisement288 1923-03-13 9 N. Y. K. LONDON I INE. Hakone Mara March 20 Suwa Maru April S LIVERPOOL LINE. Tavhima Maru March ls HAMBURG LINE. Lima Maru mid. April NEW YORK LINE via SUEZ. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. Kanagawa Maru Apr. 21 BOMBAY LINE. Nagato Maru March 17 Kamakura Maru Mar. 22 Genoa Maru288 words
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Advertisement736 1923-03-13 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM AMERICA VIA SUEZ. jf 1 TO BOSTON. NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DFIECT. jj sj. STEEL NAVIGATOR due Smgapore to lead Apr.' 17 1923 .s.s. ATLANTA CITT due Singapore to load |f M 2s IMS rn i Taking cargo on througn Bili.s of Ladin- to all736 words
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Advertisement509 1923-03-13 10 „a^S^IL My Debt of Gratitvide.* ,±M Wkh. Ulcers the Size of Man's Hand.' 4gj lm Our Portrait U of Mr. G. M. THOMPSON, of 4. Midland Grove Edward Road. BaU*U Heath. Birmingham. England, who write* $9 "In July last 1 happened to £ct a Blood Mixture and decided t<> take509 words
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Advertisement103 1923-03-13 10 SHIPPING NOTES. t The Norwegian ship Hafthor, arrived from Bangkok yesterday with a cargo of 'flit Information has been received by the Consul General for the Netherlands by telegraph, that the pilotship Palembang is now showing a flash-light a<gain. The P. and O. Banca has left Hongkong, and is expected103 words
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Advertisement230 1923-03-13 10 JODELITE The Timber Preservative Av_fc_ULi«rs \^JS^^^H fb^^? '.^^^Bl^^Bß^^K*'' '^^l^.\\\\\\\\\\m ZM sßmam-fy-Mwiw. '> m^-\mß^' Stocked in 1, 5 10 Gallon Drum WHY PAY j H/jg/i Prices for Hard Wood WHEN Soft Wood Treated With JODELITE IS CHEAPER JUST AS GOOD Write for Particulars to The Borneo Company Limited (Incorporated in England.)230 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous481 1923-03-13 10 mam, table. mmmm TODA Y. Port Swettenham. Penang, Suez, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg Helenus noon lor,,Hnak Ban Fo Soon 1 p.m. Poit tMckson Teluk Anson Poh Ann 1 p.m. Selal Pandjang. Bengkalis and Bagan Pontianak 1 p.m. Malacca Sri Patana 1 p.m. Pontianak and Batavia Singkep 3 p.m. Malacca and481 words
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Miscellaneous952 1923-03-13 10 Mrs. E. P. Hill, Mr. Phillips, Mr. F. H. Carew, Mr. F. W. Barrow, Mr. Drysdale, Mr. b. K v Kaili, Mrs. Kaili. Mr. E. Kaai, Mrs. Kaai, Mr. J. Rodriguez. Mr. E. Kiuilaw, Miss G. Dunn, Miss Brown, Miss L. H. Fuiler and Master Kaili. Per Melchior Treub. Mr.952 words
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Article83 1923-03-13 11 March V2. Bank 1 m.s. 2 4 1-4 Bank demand 2J4 6-32 Private credit! 3 m.s. _4 9-16 Xew York, demand 54 7 8 Credits 90 days 57i, M Franee, demand 840 T. T. 173 t A Hongkong, demand' p.e. Di^. Yokohama, demand 113 14 Java, demand 141 Bangkok,83 words
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Article110 1923-03-13 11 March 12. Tin Buyers $111% x,, Sellera Gambier Cube No. 1 22.00 Gambier 16.00 Pepper Black 15.50 Pepper (white fair) 24.00 Tapioca, .small flake, f.g. 14.75 Pearl Sa^o small 9.00 Copra Mix 11.60 Copra Sundried 11.90 Opium, Benares unc. 4,500 Rice, Rangoon white 230.00 Rice, Siam Xo. 1 tor110 words
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Article44 1923-03-13 11 Singapore, 12th March, 12 noun. Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Spot M is* 1 Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Spot 80 60V*; April -Jnne 80% 60->4; iuly-Sc-pt. 62 68*4i Oet-Dee 68 63i_.. London notation erepe rnd sheet la s'hd. Market Juiet.44 words
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Article122 1923-03-13 11 Singapore, Mar. 12.. Rubl>er. London Is. 5%d. Local <>0. Tin. London, March 10th, 1217 Isfc. .ocal $111 *s buyers. Share Market. Quiet. Rubbers— Allenbys $1.15 $1.20, Chang.at Serdang?. $3.80 $4, Tapahs $12 $12.50. 'ambalaks 70 77 Uh Benuts 27 2 32%. Tins.— Rawangs $1.25 81.30, Nawng Pets 11.50122 words
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Article135 1923-03-13 11 Singapore. Mar. 12. Tin.— £2l7 15a. $111%. No sales. Rubbers.- -Quiet. No share movement.! Mines.— Collieries $20 $20.50, Hitamsj 51.47 1 $1.55, Petaiing? 75 80, Nawng Pets' >1.55 $1.00, Renongs 2Ss. 295. Od., Pahangs tla. 6d 125.. Chenderiang- 7s. Od. Bs.* 3d., ritis 83.50 $3.70. Kampongs135 words
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TRADE AND COMMERCE.
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Article86 1923-03-13 11 Singapore, Mar. 12. Rabber.—ln. Tin i2i7 15s. Buy. arm, no sellers, $111.3746, Mining.—Ravvan-s $1,274 $1.32%, Taiping* 97% $1.02%< Norths $1.25 $1.30, Souths $1.17% $1.22%, »etalinfs 75 80. Hitams *1.52M> Sl.r.T 1.., Johans 54 58, Ulu Piahs $1.80 $1.90, Kamp,»n k- Kamuntings 445. Gd. 465., Ratruts 10,. Sd 175.,86 words
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Article316 1923-03-13 11 MARKETS. London, Feb. 14. American financial papers gloat over the fortunea of War. which they Bay enabled tiem to sell their produce at twice its market value, and take back their own .Purities iti exchange on exceptionally favourable te: ms. They seem justified in lllticipatinf a boom316 words
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Article105 1923-03-13 11 BRITISH IND USTRIES FAIR. London, Feb. 19. Everything from Im Iv> c hemicaU t< iUificial flowers were represented at tht Britiah Industries Fair at the White City he opening of which this morning wis attended by large crowds, including Km ralians and South Afrieana. The King and Queen were inter.105 words
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Advertisement313 1923-03-13 11 over $5000.000. THE GREAT EASTERN UFE ASSURANCE mmUHm HEAD OFFICE :-Winchester Rou-l?* 90 I**1 in Sir&its S «ttlemenU) Company has £20,000 deposited with' the^preme Court o^ aJSM OFF F E :J 2 P ld Jewr^ E C -y -U TIVE PLANS OF ASSURANCE the Brftish Life M\N\ rmr n»»«» B313 words
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Advertisement520 1923-03-13 11 CHARTERED BANK. of India, Australia and China. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital in 600,000 Refer. 7 £LT h ESS Silitv of Pro! 3 7oo oo pnetors 3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE. 38 Bishopsgate, London, E C Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkonr Penang Amritsar Hoik, p ukt t^520 words
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Advertisement890 1923-03-13 11 I HONGKONG SHANGHAI V(j|mHAii^cppri7T^ BANKING CORPORATION. M E BANR (Incorporated in Hongkong) LIM1 I E D. ESTABLISHED 1880. Head Ollice: Hongkong. Capital Subscribed Y itu.nnnnnn Antherisod Capital $50,000,000 (fu"y Paid up) "Y 100 00 °.«00 I aiu up-Capitsl $20,000,000 Reserve Fund Y M 000 000 Pcseive Fnnds:-gterling £4,500,000 President: K.890 words
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Advertisement108 1923-03-13 11 j ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporated in England by Roya! Charter A. D. 1720.) J PIKE MOTOR CAR MARINS j Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singapore Representative*— Mesara. BARLOW Co. A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager. THE LONDON LANCAsiffitE INSURANCE COL LTD.~ (Incorporated in Great Britain). TOTAL ASSETS m.000.000 FlRE— lnsurance effected, for108 words
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Article821 1923-03-13 12 CUP-TO BATTLES. (From Our Own Correspondent). Edinburgh, Feb. \I. The conditions were the most unfavourable we have experienced during the Beaton. The soakinc/s which the var. ous ground* had *r<>t during tho paai weeks left them in a terribly sodden state, ard players bad I the greatest difficulty821 words
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Article1035 1923-03-13 12 MR. POWELL'S INTERESTING DIBCOURBE. Major •> C. Moulton presided over a ing of the bingapore Nai. ual History eiet) held at Rallies Muaeum yesterday atternoon, when an interesting diaconrac i a the subject of cruelty t<> animals in Singapore iam led by Mr. T. A. Powell. Mr.1,035 words
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Article639 1923-03-13 12 OPENED BY H. E. THE GOVERNOR. With delightful informal. ty, H. E. Sir anrence Gnillemard opened the two wing j billiard rooma of the Singapore Cricket Club last night, in the presence of a large nt tendance wf members. No special arrangements had been made639 words
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Article74 1923-03-13 12 The Handicaps. I lasi a. Pawang 12.7; Chantek 12.7; Mi na 12; Captain Cuttle \2-, S< a Maid 11 2 Claaa 8.-,Mahjong 11.12; Zoom ll.f; May li 11.5; Motherless 11.2; Kalamoti 9.8. Clas. c. -Applauae 11.7; Crebilly n.: LT lapa ifr 7; Druid 9.7; Tentu 2 Cl74 words
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Article89 1923-03-13 12 factory to note saj i the N.C Daily News, that in different parts ofthe country officials are working against the ctice of foot-binding through the issue of proclamations. In one of those jU st isaued the Civil Governor of Kiangsi. points out thai while foot-binding ia practically non-existent in the89 words
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Article91 1923-03-13 12 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Chaaspionship. —Preliminary. J. Donaldson beat Major Spring 6 Roberts vs. Ainsworth postponed. Wardle vs. Le $l<eur unfinished. Col. Haseldine beat Gordon w.o. i Laybourne beat Stringfellow 6—l, B-—-.. Ncwconsera' Handicap. Glascoe heat Giggina w.o. Zimmerman beat Kent 8 6, b —l Palmer bent Craig 691 words
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Article61 1923-03-13 12 I Newcomers' Handicap. Major Spring va. Corkill. Stevens vs. Zimmerman. 1 Storey vs. Clascoe. Col Haseldine vs. (}.-boe rne to finish. Holmes vs. Col Has eldine or Osbourne. Championship Pairs. Donnell and Cameron vs. Sinclair and Doig postponed. Holder and Riches vs. Potts 0 and Wode he use.61 words
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Article49 1923-03-13 12 harnpiunship Singles. Holder vs. I>> naldson. Roberta vs. Ainsworth. < ol Haseldine vs. Wardle or Le Sueur Leakey Vs. Hill. Championship fairs. Donnell and Cameron vs. Sinclair nnd Doig. Newcomers Handicap. Trav a vs. Major Spring or I ork Bristed vs. Carver. r Palmer vt. Stevens or Zimmerman.49 words
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Article20 1923-03-13 12 YESTERDAY'S PL VY Bowerman beat Law, 21- -17. Smith beat .Munro. L'l- 8. Dr. Chill heat Gale, 21—15.20 words
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Article23 1923-03-13 12 Single Handicap. 11. E. Trenerry vs. Rev. Douglas. D. Main va. R. W. Chater. IV. Gordon vs. C. M. Van Cuylenberg.23 words
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Article26 1923-03-13 12 W EDNESD AY'S TIES. Single Handicap. H*. :.l. Cantrell va. C. R. Wardle. W. S. Goldie vs. w. Geddea. D. M. Doig vs. H. H. Layton. >26 words
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334 1923-03-13 12 STORE-KEEPER AND DISAPPEARING COPRA. In fhe Supreme Court yesterday the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, hvnrd the appeal of 'Jar. Kim Ho. a Chinese storekeeper employed by the Pacific Trading < ompany, against a sentence of six months i ipi sonment by the District Court Ifagiaate on two charges ol334 words
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Article36 1923-03-13 12 The Paris Journal states that a French patrol boat which was sent to the Gulf of Aden has completely stopped the traffic |in slaves which was proceeding between the Gulf of T*jura (French Somnliland) land Arabia,36 words
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