Business as usual, banner : close-up
- Economy
- Tay, Lionel
- 19 Jul 2007
This photograph shows the banner put up by a stall near the New Bridge Centre, Chinatown, stating that it is 'Business as Usual'. The centre is undergoing renovation and upgrading. Title devised by Library staff.
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Subjects
- Commerce and Industry>>Trade
- Banners--Singapore--Photographs
- Business, finance and industry>>Marketing and sales>>Advertising
Suggested Pictures
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All hoarded up : general view -
Durians for sale, Chinatown : general view -
Cracked paintwork : close-up -
Commemorating Carolus Linnaeus banner : general view -
Hawker stall : general view -
Coloured bangles : close-up -
Close up: Rosso Cina, Ebay, Mikoishi : close-up -
Old Tao Nan School and former Asian Civilisation Museum : exterior -
Tekka Centre : exterior [2] -
Photo exhibition : general view [5] -
Cabbages, melons : close-up -
Tepak Sireh Restoran -
Victoria Wholesale Centre : general view [1] -
Istana Park : the Festival Arch : general view -
Durians, for sale : close-up [1] -
Stall assistants, at work : two people -
Incense paper : close-up -
Amir of Kuwait visiting the Jurong Town Hall : general view -
MICA building : side view -
Former National Library South East Asia room : staff work area before renovation -
Library Supply Centre -
Bras Basah Road : general view -
Meyer Place house : exterior [1]
Suggested Pictures from National Archives of Singapore
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RAFFLES HOTEL UNDERGOING RENOVATION (EARLY 1990S) -
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN ORCHARD ROAD UNDERGOING RENOVATIONS -
The Pavilion building at Jalan Tun Abang Haji Openg undergoing renovations. It was built in 1907 as a medical centre and housed the Education Department headquarters from 1947 and now houses the Textile and Costume Museum. -
THE BANNER OF A LION DANCE ASSOCIATION PERFORMING AT TELOK BLANGAH -
The Pavilion building at Jalan Tun Haji Openg undergoing renovations. It was built in 1907 as a medical centre and housed the Education Department headquarters from 1947 and now houses the Textile and Costume Museum.The signboard 'Jabatan Pelajaran Pusat Sains Rendah (Sarawak)' can be seen at the door. -
BUILDING PROJECTS NEAR NEW BRIDGE ROAD -
BUILDING PROJECTS NEAR NEW BRIDGE ROAD -
PRINT OF A DECORATIVE BANNER (EARLY 1990S) -
Hainanese opera -- View of banner for celebration of goddess' birthday. An opera is usually staged for such an occasion. -
A TYPICAL HOUSEHOLD ALTAR, USUALLY DEDICATED TO THE ANCESTORS AND ONE DEITY -
NEW SOUTHERN PRINTING OFFICES AND SHOP HOUSES IN NEAR NEW BRIDGE ROAD -
CHINESE NEW YEAR BANNERS AT SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SIDE STREET -
RELIGIOUS OFFERINGS -- OFFERINGS SOMETIMES INCLUDE FACE POWDER AND FLOWERS, USUALLY FOR FEMALE DEITIES -
MUSICIAN PLAYING THE LONG STEM HORN, USUALLY FOR FAN FARE -
FUNERAL -- A TAOIST DEVOTEE HOLDING SPECIAL PETITION CARDS WITH PAPER HUMAN FIGURINES, USUALLY USED AT DEITIES BIRTHDAYS -
A GRAPHIC DESIGN MADE WITH RICE USUALLY PRESENTED AT TAOIST FESTIVALS AS AN ALTAR AUSPICIOUS EMBLEM -
SCHOOLS IN SESSION AS USUAL ON THE FIRST SATURDAY OF NEW SIX-DAY WEEK FOR CHILDREN AND TEACHERS -
BEAUTICIANS UNDERGOING TRAINING -
BEAUTICIANS UNDERGOING TRAINING -
CROWDS WITH BANNERS WELCOMING PRIME MINISTER LEE KUAN YEW ON HIS RETURN FROM EUROPE -
ONE OF THE GOVERNMENT OFFICES TO BE RENOVATED BY THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT -
BANNERS AT AN ATRIUM OF A SHOPPING CENTRE (EARLY 1990S) -
RELIGIOUS OFFERINGS -- WHITE BUNS WITH CHINESE CHARACTERS CHOP ON THEM, USUALLY USED AT CEREMONIES INVOLVING A WAYANG OR PUPPET TROUPE