Straits Echo, 23 November 1918
1918-11-23
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Straits Echo
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Title Section34 1918-11-23 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED IALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY VOL• $30 Per Annum. PENANG, SATURN A*. 23rd l9lB. Slagle Copy, lo cento* No. 200.34 words
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Advertisement1296 1918-11-23 1 HESTU'S MILK FOOD 0 TBfc ftEST FOOD YUUh BABY! 4. PC* I 90 cts. t* BANKS a rAd Bank of India, charte Australia and China. n £1,200,00J fiidnpC»P lu £2 ,000,000 UrreFoad JHerre lability o 1 ,£1,200.000 Proprietf r Head Office» g BisHorSQATE, LONDON, E.C. A „„cie, »■><! Branch*» A»riti*r1,296 words
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Advertisement169 1918-11-23 2 SOCIETY. PENANG ST ANDREW’S i i i i WILL BE HELD IN THE IIUII FT! OWN 5 a O/V FRIDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, 1918. COLD SUPPER WILL BE SERVED Admission, j nC |Uding supper, $10. Ladles free. No official invitations will be issued Refreshments will be obtainable against cash chits only.169 words
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Article1052 1918-11-23 3 Proposed Programme. flail 3/ear /fleeting, 1919. (Under S. R. A, Rules of Racing.) r ,nt'_No amendments to this programme will be considered a dess due J0 ri notice is giren in writing to the Secretary at least seven clear days before the date of the Special General1,052 words
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Article939 1918-11-23 3 Lns Ducx Soissn. Par Louis Dumuu, (Bossard 6f.) Most of the books treating of the conditions and proceedings in Switserland during the war have spoken mainly of the eoonomio inoonvenianoes and tbs benefits conferred upon prisoners sent to the oountry to be made comfortable in internment. A939 words
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Advertisement323 1918-11-23 3 Entries Close 8U into more or less Classos than advertised and eaoh Class will be separa j PPyT Entries In ail 'Divided Race.’’the Committee reserve if they 4e not justify two Races, to instruct the Handioapper to lmndicap f so’doing the •auditions remaining the same. Provided the number of Entries323 words
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Advertisement86 1918-11-23 3 Ckuikerlala’* CMgh B*me4j When jom hare a bad cold J°* w n remedy that will not only give relief, bnt ef. feet a prompt and permanent enre, a remedy that if pleasant to take, a remedy that contain. nothing Injnrlon*. Chamberlain’. Oongh Remedy meet, all tbeee requirement., It act. on86 words
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Advertisement645 1918-11-23 3 XY'rrzr'tMT THE EASTERN PRODUCE EXCHANGE. 27, Bach Strut, it thi corner #t Bach Street StreetGkaut. Auctioneers Brokers. The 286th Auction Sale of Rubber WILL BE HELD On Monday, the 25th November, 1918 Auction Site of Robber held twice i »eek, on etery Moods? ind Thors 4 iy Sale »f Rubber645 words
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Article370 1918-11-23 4 Mr. Coleman*! The Far Ea«t Unveiled i« simp'y packed with expert information upon the relations, and especially the trade relations, of Cbma and Japan with each other and with their European customers and competitors. What interests you mo t in a book whose every page is nteresting370 words
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Article574 1918-11-23 4 I Another of the Archbishops’ Committees of Inquiry has issued a report, the subject of which is ‘The leaching Office of the Church.* In many respects this is a remarkable document. There is no mincing the 1 criticism which char k es <he Church574 words
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Article1020 1918-11-23 4 Rifleman Pateioi MaoOill - <Rt Rifleman Pateioi MaoOill The soldiers, billeted in the aids of the little village ca r l talked of stretoher-bearera and their work. The Rooky, a boy of nineteen with only one spell of trench work in tis history so far, spoke. •*I’ve seen some stretoher-bearr rs up1,020 words
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Advertisement345 1918-11-23 4 -inf 1 V -DC~X-3 OC X u »> Ti )CZDOCZ)OOcd cdoOOc DC DOC DO ralcD> .JOTAL» OUA»ANTH ‘I Fresh stocks newly arrived. Width 17 inches. Ask to see the new Blues. White »1.15 Colours »1.30 per yard TOOTAL PIOT JĔ F&fr'* 4-\ y fe? .4. 05 > x e►BRALCO' <***#«*«*345 words
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Advertisement12 1918-11-23 4 For Children'* Hftokiag Omgk At NightWrod«*« Gr*.t Pepper at 0«-5 lr. s<}12 words
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Advertisement15 1918-11-23 4 !Lr 3 «gaff r O5 2 si*S 111 hzz^ m m?m |o.o.c.s||?i *flcacoci,iisi sxxxsffp HH-ii&lS15 words
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Advertisement649 1918-11-23 4 originating summons T s 7 v ux®5 IV Balek Puloiin p Ul uJ Statutory Grant No. In the In and the matter of Code 1907” OH KEAT SENT* 8 Ciril p roc *ta AND a «lty| CHAANO OU VAA1I OH U n E AN„aCHAANaAHU OOS 7 Let all parties conceded649 words
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Article872 1918-11-23 5 (Bt Tom Weight.) There has been talk of a league of nations to polica the world against militarism. Quite wise journalists will have grasped a fraction of the idea, and will have pointed out that it is Utopian. (This, of oourie, without reading Sir Thomas More.) Granted,872 words
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Article169 1918-11-23 5 On Thursday, the 21st instant, at Penaga a gathering representative of the Malay population of the Northern District Province Wellesley waited upon the Senior District Offioer, Province Wellesley, and tendered their heartfelt and loyal congratulations to him as representative of the Crown in the District on169 words
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Article463 1918-11-23 5 LKAN GO’S WEEKLY BIPORT. Penang, November 28. With Saturday and Monday Pnblic Holidays and with operators still nnder the ■pell of jubilation* and oelebrations it is difficult to oorreotly describe the state of our markets sinoe the resumption of business, bnt it may be said that there463 words
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Article529 1918-11-23 5 Missus, Feasbb jlSD Oo ’a Bstokt. In their weekly share oiroelar, dated I November 20, Messrs. Fraser and Co. I report i I The week-end holidays rather ourtailed business but rubber shares again shew an advanoe over the previous week, the demand I being more genera', although529 words
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Advertisement291 1918-11-23 5 /EMPIRE THEATRE i he Big Show on Penang Road. 5 Reel* FiRES OF REBELLION 5Re.i 8 WHAT TOD SEE Dorothy Phillips—i’hj fctar Solving a great Problem 1 be World against Her Fighting her own Battles ihrilling Scenes Exciting Episodes The Great btreet Battle The D»s«iplini of Force 5EE It is291 words
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Advertisement699 1918-11-23 5 GUINNESS STOUT PRICE NOW From >38 To »33 (Per oaae of 8 Doz piati) 4ft BUY BEAVER" BRAND SOLE IMPORTERS TIANB LEE Go. Penang and Kuala Lumpur. I „f |i Penang St. Andrew’s Society. A subscription Ball under the lusplces of the above Society WANTED IMMEDIATELY an 'I Aocountant for699 words
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Article, Illustration98 1918-11-23 6 PUBLISHED DAILY (Except Sundays and pnbllc holidays) AT THE CRITERION PRESS, LIMITED, 39, Beach Street, Penang. Price: Daily Local 180 Pep annum Outstatlon Postage Extra. Mall Edition (Post Free) 118 pep annum. Cable Addreae: ECHO PENANG.” Telephone Noe. (Coho) 886. Printing Department 343« N.B.—AYI busine** communication? ihould98 words
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Article1171 1918-11-23 6 Oce of tbe most certain economic resilts of the German-made war will be an increased, almost world-wide, demand for British-made goods. In the home market people will demand British products in place of the £80.000,000 worth of German goods imported annually before the war,1,171 words
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Article979 1918-11-23 6 Mr. R O. Winstedt, of the Education Department, is visiting Penang with the Hon, Mr. Firmstone. Mr. W. H, Dinsmore, of the F. M. S. Civil Servioe, is passing through Penang on his way to Sout|i Africa. Mr. H. A. Cader, J.P., and family will be leaving979 words
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Article181 1918-11-23 6 Inquest and Verdict. (.Pma Ojr 0, m 8,ng.p° r N3 (nib(i At tbe inquest into the death of M S. g .r s Mr.E.C.H.Woia,A„i„ aot 0 0 Secretary, „id h. the deoe.eed -ho had been d. p e<l(d loe*ti m e. Wile.,, h,d 8181 words
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Article91 1918-11-23 6 It is stated that TroeUtra's revolntin*. movement in Holland was suppolS 2 German Socialist leaders establishment of a German-Dutch The new German flag i a black red ,*5 y.now.theccicr.cfihecdd Ho^uTd 1 8 6 sr g t 0 h S Disorder, contiru: in B.dtn ~d W,n sisr Boid91 words
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Article61 1918-11-23 6 "Gazette Announcements. Women’s and Children’s Passports. (From Our Out» Correspondent,) Singapore, November 23. The Government Gazette innouncss tbit passports for women and children oio bi endorsed for passage bomewardi, but thi restrictions on the outward journey »ri still in forceMilitary Sarvici H, E, the Governor doss not propose oailing out61 words
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Article268 1918-11-23 6 Latest Quotations. Tin (unrefined) is quoted here to-day it $127 55, and in Singapore (refined) ai $128.30, no business done. Messri. Bousteai Co. inform hi that tbs following were the quotations for ttsbtxr on spot in London on the 18th mat receifid to-day i Pale Crepe 2/5j268 words
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Advertisement221 1918-11-23 6 DC FOR PLANTERS AND MINERS. CHEMICALS- i Acetic Acid 99$> Alum, Refined and Powdered Calcium Carbide Caustic SoJa Sodium Bisu’phite English 8ulphur, Refined Soda Ash Sulphate of Copper ELECTRIC SUPPLIES OF ALL SORTS:— ENGINEERS’ STORES:— METALS:— Erass. Copper, Iron, Steel and Zinc COTTON WA8TE:PR0V1SI0NS: Green Peas Canned Salmon LIQUORS As221 words
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Advertisement47 1918-11-23 6 OUR DAV. Part of The Costs’* of Victory. British Empire’s Casualties (Army only: Navy Mercantile Marin*. Air Force and civilians omiuw/ Killed 658,000 Sick Wounded 2,400.00 The King has asked you to subscribe to this work of the RED^CBOSS Subscriptions of $25 ui to date 142KS jsS^i^oaoaaai47 words
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Article1313 1918-11-23 7 [Reuter's Telegrams] XUE BAl«>“ El-.a AT EO3TTH. Bevlsw of Grand Fleet London, November 21, .4 goi-jtb Their lunched with A B rit j |b French and American Admirals 'I i sir David Beatty’s flagship, and D eled tbe V' Tl re f lhe ,aBtde> fl furming the1,313 words
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Article1358 1918-11-23 7 [Rbutis's Tulbgkams A DI3MAL FAILURE. Tro«lBtra'B ApologiaLondon, November 21. i A cable from Rotterdam of the 17th says to-day, whioh was fixed for the revolution promised by Troelstra, was marked by the appearanoe of the latter at the Socialist Congress* There he declared that the week had1,358 words
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Article1711 1918-11-23 7 Belloc on Political Lawyers." Mr. fli aire UniOC, at oui uma M P. for 8*lford, and more latterly “Military Eipert” of Land and Water, h.s jaat republished in book form (George Allen and Unwin 2s> 6i.) tbe essars on “Toe Free Press” wbioh he oontributad in 1917 (o1,711 words
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Article111 1918-11-23 7 The following are tna alterations of Messrs. A. A. Anthony 00/a share list V to-dayi— Yesterday. To-day. I I! a in P 3 cq Bnkit Jelutong 0.65 0.75 0.60 0.70 I' Glenealy 2-00 2.20 2.<)0 215 f ludragiri 7.1)0 7.30 7.00 725 Kuala Sidim 1.70 1.85 1.70 1.80 Malaka111 words
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Article111 1918-11-23 7 The mortality reiuma for the Munioi pality of Ge irge Town for tbe week ending November 16 show that tbe total numbs *r of deaths was 92. of which 68 were male* p and 24 females. The death-rate per mill r' p- r annum was 44 94111 words
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Article77 1918-11-23 7 The following articles will ba found 0» our o«t-id~ p <ges i 3 —Toe Two Switsarlands, 4. East r ie E»st. Btretc>ier-B"areri 1 The First Duty of the Church, 10. —Germany’s First Problem, Japa and tb L-agnn of Nations. 11 —The Future of E gUcd. 5. L'lague of N«tioic.77 words
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Article356 1918-11-23 8 MII.ITA.RT FUNERAL, It is with rege; that announce the death of Captsin Also Wilson which oocured at the Geoeral Hospital this morning nfter a short illness. In faot he had not been enjoying very good health in the last few months. He was born in 1863356 words
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Article214 1918-11-23 8 In the Supreme Court at Singapore on Wednesday, before Mr. Justice Ebden, the bearing was continued of the petition for divoroe by Captain C. W. B. Maddox, who alleged infidelity against his wife, Clara Augusta Maddox, citing as co-respondent Arthur B. Eipeckerman. The petitioner was represented by214 words
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Article455 1918-11-23 8 The first Reel practice was held yesterday evening lu the Town Hall and was well attended, but as in the flight of time something of their familiarity with the step bad, in a few instances, been lost, and in others concentration was insufficient, there will to455 words
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Article1003 1918-11-23 8 A Gazette of Nov.jaber 18 oontains the draft of an Eaaotment to extend the War Taxation Enactment till the end of 1919. This means taxing a Protectorate for the benefit of the Protecting Power, and the Protecting Power will be just as muoh in need of fiaancial assistance1,003 words
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Article33 1918-11-23 8 The output of the Ulu Piah Company, Limited for the month of October was i M’r* output 169 pig. approximate value $15,279 83; T.itu e Ora 180,67 pin, approximate value $1,095.40,33 words
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Article71 1918-11-23 8 Buhday Nuxt Suroaa Advhnt 8-00 a.m. Matins 830 a m. Holy Communion 10-30 a.m Matins (Ohioe*») 5- am. Sunday School 6- p.m Evensong Hymn 802 P- CXIX Goodenough Mathew* Nmo Wmitti. 160 Hymns 2C3, 288, 220 On Wbm bsdat. 10-00 am. Matins and Litany Oh Friday. 60071 words
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66 1918-11-23 8 9 am. Sunday Bchro 6 p,m Special Military Service In Celebration of St. Andrew’s Day AND In Memory of the Fallen Pte-ufaer: Rv, Doca.d J. Boss. M A Hymns j 687, 443, 448 429, 516. Mrs. H. T. Cterk will sine *‘G d shall66 words
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Article606 1918-11-23 8 Puolio Worship will be conducted in tho Btnits Tradirg Ooy’s Club, Butterwo-tb, 1 on Sunday moroiog at 9 o’clock. 3 Preach or i R:V Donald J, Rjss, ma r I 1 1 A British Legation cable of November l 16 published n the Bangkok pipers says» Parliament is606 words
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Article99 1918-11-23 8 The Court of Appeal, with Sir John Buoknill, KO. as president, upheld the judgmeot lof Mr. Justice Ebden in favour of the I receiver in the Aisapoff one, in which Mr E. E, Koek was for Syed Hassan bio Mohammd (representing the benefioiaries of the estate) appellant,99 words
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Article2074 1918-11-23 8 The Mood» of Ginger') Mick, I The bong» of a Senti mental Bloke, by O J, Dennis Doreen Ba k Block Ballade j and Later Veroea, J An Iriah Heart, by David MeKee Wright, (Published by Augaa and Bob rtson, Sydney.) It has oeea very truly2,074 words
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Article289 1918-11-23 8 0 A&XIVALB. Malacca, Br. s.s, 405 tone, Captain H*rv«y, from Singapore November 21. rim Adamson GiJfillan Co. Speelman, Dutch s.s. 578 tong, Captain Esser, from Bab*ng November 15, for B»!i. wan Deli November 28, general cargo, P-M, Othub Itbms. The s.s. Malacca whioh arrived here thii morning direct289 words
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Article46 1918-11-23 8 Mail G for the United Kingdom, to b® oonveyed by the Euryloehut, doses at».* p-m on Monday the 25tb, parcels op to pm. The vpivel-whioh conveyed mail D d patched from Penang on the 14th September reached the United Kingdom o® tDg l&th instant.46 words
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Article52 1918-11-23 8 Satubday, Noyimbib 83. St. Clement. Town Band, Golf Club Football, Esplanade, 5 p.m. Sew day, Novbmbii 24- v Twenty-sixth after Trinity. Voluntary Church Parade, St. Aadre Presbyterian Church. Monday, Noyimbib 25. Town Band, Esplanade P. A M., General Meeting, Town Hall, 10 a m. Penang Volunteers, Coup'^ l52 words
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Article2355 1918-11-23 9 j J Dividend. M 0 I 8bar («sued 3 £>. a* C 0 ij i, 0 3 D •o a last financial year. fer current year. C 0 03 e i m 1 or KUBBER—DOLLAR SHARES 8 ete. 8 ots lv»n,000 88.000 180,440 1 200,(00 150,0(*U 166,('00 1 602,355 words
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Advertisement246 1918-11-23 9 f A LLEN' DENNYS Co., 1 onion Stmt Ponnng. Phono (too, 3SS 412. proprietor» oft m PENANG RUBBER AUCTION ROOMS, where good prices are always obtain# THE PENAHC TRANSHIP* CMC A FORWARDING Co., who undertake to forwara goods to ANY PART OF the world. ESTATE DEPARTMENT-We pay spatial attention to246 words
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Article488 1918-11-23 10 Tbe immediate problem of Germany when the war ends wilt be to obtain a anpply of raw material and to resume the production of goods. There is no doubt that such production, contrary to the normal procedure, will be primarily for export. Indications are that the great488 words
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Article412 1918-11-23 10 London, Oct 12. {delayed.) Mr. H. G. Wells sends this message to Japan through the Mainichi How far are the Japanese people interested in the idea of a League of Nations, which has taken hold so far upon the British, French, Amenoan and Italian412 words
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Advertisement43 1918-11-23 10 Now 1b the Tine. For rheamatiam to* will find nothing potter than Chamberlain's Pain Bilm. Now ttmo to set rid of It. Try thia linj. moot tad eee how qaickly it will relieve the p»iß and sortneaa. For eale by »*risi and dealers43 words
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Advertisement910 1918-11-23 10 Since the War The Allied Governments Have Bought Over ROYAL To Equip their New Armies Compare the work and you too will choose the ROYAL Typewriter,—the machine that makes big organizations complete. STOCKED IN BRIEF, POLICY 8 FOOLSCAP SIZES BY THE SOLE IMPORTERS HUTTENBACH AND COMPANY I mrm mnmr WE910 words
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Article1910 1918-11-23 11 1* THE VILLAGI Ever .body ii now able to pronounco thi word raoonstruction.” Thera wm once a character in a play who eonfeeaed that ha 1 always experienced n euriena pleasure in aaying the word “Conatautwople." He appealed to be able to produce a mild form1,910 words
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Advertisement498 1918-11-23 11 British North Borneo. our »|*bday LOTTERY, Tickets for this Lottery are issued under the auspices of the BRITISH NORTH BORNEO WAR RELIEF FUND COMMITTEE, and hy the OUR DAY Committee for tho West Coast. North Bornto, Subject to the following conditions:— 1. The Lottery to be unlimited. 2. Tickets $5498 words
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Advertisement952 1918-11-23 12 p. BRITISH INDIA AND APGAB LINE. (Csnspanies Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PABSENQER BERVICEB. PENINSULAR .AND ORIENTAL! SAILINGS. (Undm jWith Bi> Majesty's Government.) Tba Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAT art at present suspended. Pamengers for Europe are bookad vis Bomba) aa opportunity offers and aa far m ■Sfimmodstion is952 words
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