- John
Edwin Richard Tessensohn (8
April 1855 – 26
September 1926) was a
Singaporean politician and
leader of the
Eurasian community of Singapore. He was...
- Zena
Denise Clarke Tessensohn (16
December 1909 – 25 July 1991) was a
Singaporean sports official. She was one of the Girls'
Sports Club's founders. In...
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commonly referred to as SKA, is a semi-professional
football club
based in
Tessensohn, Singapore,
which plays in the
Singapore National Football League. The...
- four parts :
Blocks 677 & 681-685 of the
Perumal and Race
Course Roads,
Tessensohn Road and
Blocks 51 - 54 of Kent Road
moved to
Jalan Besar GRC.[citation...
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Qualified for Semi-finals
Singapore Xin Hua v
Tessensohn Khalsa Balestier United v
Pasirian Lions Tessensohn Khalsa v
Balestier United Pasirian Lions v Singapore...
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product or
service as
being his own (see John
Roberts Powers School v
Tessensohn [1995] FSR 947). It is
usually covered by the same
court rulings as straight...
- Kristang-English/English-Kristang. Singapore: SNP International. ISBN 981-248-052-8.
Tessensohn, Denyse;
Steve Hogan (ill.) (2001).
Elvis Lived in Katong :
Personal Singapore...
- States,
while his
middle name was
taken from his great-grandfather,
Edwin Tessensohn.
Bogaars attended the
Convent of the Holy
Infant Jesus,
Saint Patrick's...
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Redevelopment Authority (URA).
Lavender is
composed of an area
bounded by
Tessensohn Road in the north;
Balestier Road,
Lavender Street and
Crawford Street...
- In 1997,
Pathmanathan joined National Football League Division 2 club
Tessensohn Khalsa Rovers as a player-coach. In 1984,
Pathmanathan was
recalled to...
