The Straits Times, 28 December 1906
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Title Section13 1906-12-28 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.227 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1906. PRICE 10 CENTS.13 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement770 1906-12-28 1 AN UNBEATEN RECORD! DE DIQN BCHJTON CABS again secure all possible points. Vide 4t Official Report." Now winners of every hill-climbing contest held in Victoria. Further proof as to the truth of the name THE RELIABLE GAR. Tin tullowiii" ronort i« from the Melbourne Punch.' September 20tli, 1906: I 'lii770 words
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Advertisement146 1906-12-28 1 ROBINSON CO. SANDERSON'S Ihb stand cameras "Regular Popular" fllliSui "Tropical Popular" SANDEHSON'S HAND CAMERAS WK^^m The "Regular" 7 THESE ARE THE "CAMERAS" to J3uy for a Jiew Year Present. MODERATE IN PRICE. WSfeINSON Company. SEWING MACHINES. The well-known Singer Wheeler Wilson Machines CAN BK PCKCHASKP OX EASY TEH.MS All wea.sk146 words
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Article125 1906-12-28 2 Some speculation exists at to the area annually under cottou cultivation in China, and aijucstion recently put on tin- subject to tiie l!.i,ird of L'onn:icrc«' ims tiicited the reply that cotton is cultivalwl in all the p^ntliUM tli.it tl. Uita! yiclti i _i yic!i! pet Knylish acre125 words
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Article892 1906-12-28 2 New N km laic Thkurv. Some of the difficulties in the way of the old nebular hypothesis of Laplace, and the new theory that is gradually coming to be accepted by astronomer!) iii its stead, are stated and explained by J E. Gore in Knowledge and Scientific Xcws."892 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement395 1906-12-28 2 THE EMPIRE 40,000 in use. _^|t Mtke cur trder km '&J§ fSf''* 1 r IfFHCTHaSaf"-^^B^BP Over 300 sold locally Over 700 sold to the British Government This Machine has been supplied .to: 1 The Postmaster General. The Government Printing Offices. Colonial Treasurer. Colonial Secretary. Survey Department. Govt. Veterinary Surgeou. P.395 words
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Advertisement303 1906-12-28 2 McALISTER CO. LTD. HAVK JLST BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOR Messrs. IRVINE CO.'S FAMOUS KJ Australian Wines Brandies. CLARET BIKCHNDY HOCK PORT C'HABLIS SHERRY McALISTER AND CO., LIMITED. 3822 JTStk LINOTYPE COMPOSING MACHINE I "m Wl has no rival i/»5@ IIB\l IB\ Used by the Leading Newspapers, rJImWmP GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS,303 words
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Advertisement761 1906-12-28 2 A, MAN IN MAKASSAR WF.AK, WEARY. WORRIED. SUFFERING FOK 5 YEARS FROM A PAINFUL AILMENT. A ANAEMIA DUE TO LOSS OF BLOOD. COMPLETELY CURED BY OR WILLAMS PiNK PILLS. The cruel tortures which o<iiel a victim pf Hemorrhoids (Piles) is vividly portrayed in the story of Mr. II. van der761 words
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Article920 1906-12-28 3 Where's the Money to come from A fiscal policy for Labour is laid down in the Independent Review by Mr. Brooghaaa Villieta. He endeavours to BMd llif iry so i ft:n railed hy traditional politicians in regard to Old Ag? PenhV>ns. IliiiMti" Rcfoim. Feeding oi School Cluldi'ti ;iml920 words
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Article585 1906-12-28 3 Singapore Chinaman's Appeal in London. The "Standard publishes a remarkable letter from a Chinese merehaut of Singapore, now in London, who protests earnestly againsv the slanders uttered against his race. In the course of it the writer says By certain newspapers, which profess to represent the only585 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement814 1906-12-28 3 TANGYE'S OIL ENGINES f ra— l _^H jlmTir ,Aw m\ At,—! I —^^^^tKt A^y JT to 40 Brake H.P. w *SS^^.^m t aBJ^ Reliable! H I iMyiaWana^aaflllaS^^Bam^ Sdj^m For driving all Economical kinds of Machinery. .^^^M^^r VEin KASV T0 manage. •HUTTENBACH BROTHERS COMPANY. Telephone No. 352 n^wdZ^LOHinSTEl^ir PIEIPAIR/TIMIiEIETrr Telegraphic Address814 words
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Advertisement43 1906-12-28 3 Chamberlain's Pair 'Vim. There is no danger from blood poison resulting from a tut or wt.und of any kind, wlion Ckajßbarbin'l P-\i 1 !'i!in >» used. It is an antiseptic draniag and should be in every housoholti. For sale by all dispeusaiic-s and dealers.43 words
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Article724 1906-12-28 4 Mistaken Idea of Socialists. in tin 1 V ..-itivisl Review. PMfamt Beealj laarpl; chidei the Master of Eliliaiik for Irs ilcilaiiilion of war agam.st Socialists. lie is BO Socialist, but lie thinks that Socialists should be represented in Parlianient. The Socialists will do the o/jiiscieiicv of the'724 words
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Article122 1906-12-28 4 From WQhMksWn, PrniiFvlvaiiifl. the! news com?s that Mr. Rcc-c Wiggle.-, who claimed to bo tho laUWll man in the sfwUf Hied at a home MsW there on the 10th of ,his niontli. aged Mr. Wiggles <tood only 37in. in his diminutive focks, which if -4 i it122 words
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Ships and Steamers.
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Article921 1906-12-28 4 Name, port, /n-obablc date of arrival, ami mmm of Agents. Steam eks. Achilles, Chiim. Jan MansHHd Ambria, Manila. Jan/Feb Belm Meyer Andalusia, Hongkong, Jan. 9 Behn >K>tr Aparima, Australia. Feb. Boustead Arcadia, Colombo. .lan. I P. *O. Arconia, Yladiviwtock, Jan ."> Kast Asiatic Cn Austmlien, Colouilh>, Jan. 28921 words
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Article293 1906-12-28 5 I'll I*, a n n m I.omiIoii Kmr.M, I— WMi D'. Urn. II l>. HotMMna, Mr. IVIIev. IVr 1'. A <) .I/... .-i-'lii. e atinj! with lii<- .t.»m.-i An mi i -it I ■iihImi. It'iiii I.iiiiiIciii Dec 7, ilnr "•ih .inn ,m.ms. .1. Haara, II. V. W. Vmlo.293 words
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92 1906-12-28 5 Wharves at which Vessels arc Berthed To-day. TftNJONG P*C»R East Whaiif BtaßM n«< Me.li. K»st Wharf Sk.t. I— Samsung. BaCT. 1 (SmMis Wiiauf): Nil. Sk.ti.in Ni>. 2 Tiind.t. X Colombo Marti. 4- KittiidHle. B— Nil. 6— Alcinons, Haßirar 7— Nil. B— Dnvniar vim92 words
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Article135 1906-12-28 5 DMHMkaf M Goldmotilh. Brit str, St. Catli.rnies Point f.o. ria Ituiik Piipnn Signal, Ger str, Haihow and Hongkong Hhjiili of Sin im:ik. Shi- stt Siir:i\v»k M Formosa, llnlsti. Antwerp xia parti Samhia, Ger str. H'k.ini.'. Mhnnilhui. Jspiiu Niieuluiig. Ger Ktr, Bangkok Shantung, tier Ktr, Goroutiilo Mil |>ortN Kamng, But135 words
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Article101 1906-12-28 5 for Per Steamer Tint To-MOKKOW. l.ahiinu. Saiidakau. ale. M.nii.lu 10 a.m. Aiiamha A Niituna Is. Hem 11 am. P. Bwetteiilmm. Wimu'A Vir.tk 1 p.m. P.Swettenliam. rVaaaH I'm Sena 1p m. ("lomho IHritr 1 p.m. BHngkok via [Kirts \*ti,ni<i 2 p in Siak, Paneh. AHalmn.etc I'm Hnffudurp 2 p.m.101 words
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Article117 1906-12-28 5 From Erjßopß— By the 111. s. 7,y./,i due mi 29th Dec. From China— By the M. M. s.s. I'ohtne'ien due on 31st Dec. TIME TABLE OF lIAII4 DDK. LoTt Singapore Due in London Arrived Nov Kth P. AO. Dec 2nd Dec l>t Nov 12th N.D.1.. Dec 6th117 words
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Article1052 1906-12-28 5 Under tins beading the following abbrevialions are iiaed -atr. steamer sb. ship bo,; lutrque scb. schooner; Yet. Yacht; Cru. Cniist>r. G'tit. -Oiiuboat Tor. Toriiedo H.p.--Horse power; Hrit. British U.S.— United Ktatpx KcU. Krencli Oer -Oerman l>ut.— Dutch; I U»l.— Italian tip— flf iah Sar Sarawak; O.c. -Cienerm!1,052 words
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Article29 1906-12-28 5 Fkkki'h Mail. The M. M. Company's steamer Oceanien left Colombo at 1 p.m. on December 26th and may be expected here on Monday morning the 31st instant.29 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement710 1906-12-28 4 P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. 'lbrough Bills >1 Lading issued for China 1 übi. Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. bieamere will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINE. (MsMrtl {for China). 1907 Macedonia 16 Feb710 words
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Advertisement659 1906-12-28 4 Konlnklljko Paketvaart Maatschapplj. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. A-jentt at Singapore Ship Aoemt, late J. Daenoicls A Co., 2-3 Collter Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate f rom Kxp'ted Will be desiwtcned for D. can Tici'i Batavia Dec 24 Batavia, Java-Coast, Samarang, Scerabaya, Boeleleng, Makassar, Amboina. Saparoea.659 words
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Advertisement527 1906-12-28 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, i China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penaog and Cwlombo. The arrivals of the527 words
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Advertisement778 1906-12-28 4 N. D. L. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial Qerman Mad Line The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (cunuectioo Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Sue/., Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe to778 words
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Advertisement24 1906-12-28 4 MeK Barker, ,in Irish painter, iov< iitA the ]i.iihii .mi.i in 17H7. AlKint :it»O,O(M) ]>ers<)nH in Great Britain liave lost one or both legs.24 words
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Article207 1906-12-28 5 Great work, thou<;h Mtwnrily restrict, ed fur .ho areeeat, is Wing done by the Gordon Memorial College at Khartoum Tin 1 report of the principal, Mr. .lames Clinic, ihjUWI that excellent results in the education .if the Sudanese youth are In'in^ achieved. Sir Reginald Wingate, the Governor-General,207 words
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Article147 1906-12-28 5 As most people know, the supply of indiimibber iloes not equal the demand, and cwinir to the wasteful methods of gathering the rrop the best trees have been killed. A man who was for a time engaged on a coffee plantation in Brazil gave this work up147 words
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Article152 1906-12-28 5 Dashes" for the Pole. All thing* pass, even in America, and Rear-Admiral Schlty, who was one of the. l>est .lampooned men in America five years ago, is now sought after for his opinion on Polar exploration, in connection with the results of Peary's expedition. The Admiral's view seems highly common-sensible,152 words
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Article127 1906-12-28 5 Than Will probably be offered before loag for sale in London an interesting PMC of Frederick the Great an engraving taken from his private library by Xapolcnn t lie Great wlicn he held Berlin. On that occasion the r^tnperor stayed at Povsdam with General Sa\ary for a127 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement22 1906-12-28 5 Tiuf. Bauji on Fort Canning and Mount Faberdrop daily at 1 p.m., Singapore standard time corresponding to 6 a. in. Greenwich meantime.22 words
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Advertisement808 1906-12-28 5 C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THK FAST ROUTK BKTWEEN CHINA, JAPAN, AND Kl'KOl'K, VIA CANADA, AND THK UMTED STATES. Kuiite from Hongkong via Shanghai, Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver. Twiu Screw Empress Steamships— B,ooo Tons- Si>ccd i knots. PROPOSED808 words
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Advertisement605 1906-12-28 5 N. Y. K. JUAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co Ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY service is main lame.l between Japan' ami Europe by the following NEW TWIN-SCRKW STEAMERS, linder Mail Contract with the Imperial Japan ese Government, s|ieciallv designed for the Company's fanw Service, lighted through •nit by 'Klectrictity. provided with excellent accommodation605 words
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Advertisement636 1906-12-28 5 P.&0.5.N.C0 1 HOMEWAKh PAS^ENOEK SEASON 1907. S.S. "MACEDONIA." ***** TONS. From SINGAPORE DIRBCT to MARSEILLES and LONDON without Iraiisliiiiini nl Leaves Singapoie 2Mth Mulch I p.m. Leaves Pvuang Mh March I p.m. Leaves Colombo M April. Leaves Bomliay 6th April. Due Marseilles -20th April. Due London 27th April. Passengers by636 words
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Advertisement118 1906-12-28 5 VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL. London via ports, Macedonia, on 28th March, P. O. Co. Port Swettenham and Penang, Kiitna, every Wednesday, Boustead. Teluk Anson, via (torts, Mondays, K. S. Coy Tuesdays, for Port Swettenham via portx. Wednesdays, for Teluk Anson via portfl. Thursdays, for Port Swettenham via port.. Fridays, for118 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous30 1906-12-28 5 WEATHER TELEORAM. ■eaalaaa, !*ti, DMmhW, 10 a.m. Barometer 30.34 Direction of Wind south Fore* of Wind ..3 Max. Temp in Shade (J2 Manila, Mk Dec.— 762 s.s.k. 1 87 2330 words
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1248 1906-12-28 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28. It is satisfactory to know that several liondon newspapers,, chiefly on the Liberal side, which have been obstinately opi>oscd to an inquiry into the Crown Af>ent scandal, are weakening. Sir Montagu Oiumancy is going, and with liiiu, we suppose, that strange1,248 words
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Article15 1906-12-28 6 There will be no issue of the Straits Times "on Tuesday next (New Year's Dayk15 words
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Article11 1906-12-28 6 "Tlio Malacca Trading Company forward a vurv neat ealcudar for 1907.11 words
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Article15 1906-12-28 6 Major l{. L. Bagley arrived in Singapore yesterday and can be found at Baffle Hotel.15 words
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Article14 1906-12-28 6 The ltussian Volunteer Meet steamer Kostroma arrived from Nagasaki yesterday en route tor Odessa.14 words
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Article20 1906-12-28 6 We have received a neat desk diary for 1907 from Messrs. Gosling and Co.. ageuts for Peter Daw son's Whisky.20 words
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Article17 1906-12-28 6 Thyme, sage, marjoram, and all their family, consisting of nearly -J.iiiHi species, almost all have square stems.17 words
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Article22 1906-12-28 6 The Siam '•'ree IVes-T is informed that the Siamese Government contemplates the cultivation of c.ittou and rifbbcr trees on a large scale.22 words
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Article26 1906-12-28 6 On the llth idst.. tin; Sugar Trust in the luited States was fined 4Nii.ii.ii, (Gold), under the new railway rate law, for accepting aud arranging rebates.26 words
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Article22 1906-12-28 6 The Furukawa Copper Miuing Company Japan, has contributed over a million yen for the construction of colleges at Fukuoku Sendai. urn! Sappois.22 words
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Article26 1906-12-28 6 We have received a nice Calendar fn the Accident Fire and Life .Wuraiiec Ci (Miration Ltd of which Messrs Sadc a Company are the loc.il Agents.26 words
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Article31 1906-12-28 6 The first consignment of silver pesos for recoinage were shipped to the I'nitei 1 States from Manila, on December 13. on the transport Logan. The consignment consisted of two milliou pesos.31 words
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Article42 1906-12-28 6 It is said that during his Viceroy.iltv iv the two Kwang, H.E. Shum has either "dismissed or degraded l,(HjB officials of all ranks, in tho>.- provinces, which is said to be the highest number of officials dealt with during any like period.42 words
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Article33 1906-12-28 6 Traffic over the Silierinn Hailway iv 100,1 was as followed: -Passengers, 1,K46,422, of whom soldie-rs amounted to 1,()77,6«).). and settlers to :»H,36(1. Private commodities, 118,186,800 poods: official commodities mjW,Mff poods luggage. IfttjßW poods.33 words
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Article38 1906-12-28 6 A Japanese squadron is to participate in the Jamestown Kxposition festivities during May next. On the outward and homeward passages to the I'nited States, Knglaud will be visited. It is expected that Vice-Admiral l.juin will be in command.38 words
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Article46 1906-12-28 6 Lately, every steamer arriving at Shanghai from Japan takes to that port hundreds of Japanese. The number of Japanese residcuts there now reaches about eight thousand, although only five thousand of them are officially registered at the Consulate and there are about eight hundred at Hankow.46 words
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Article62 1906-12-28 6 During the hearing of an action brought by a brewer's drayman at the ltrcutford County Court the plain tilt was asked by couusel, with reference, of course, to his vehicle: Were you full up or empty:' -Well, replied the drayman, nervously twisting his cap iv his fingers. 1 had had62 words
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Article69 1906-12-28 6 Au American Consul in China rc[>orts w ith pain the deceitful enterprise of a Chinese townsman who applied to him for free < opios of American trade catalogues. On prosecuting investigations, the Consul discovered that his applicant intended to use the catalogues as soles for his native shoes. It is69 words
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Article77 1906-12-28 6 We are in receipt of an invitation troni the Zainboanga Fair Association to attend an Exposition to be held at the Exposition Grounds at that place on February 12 next, /amboanga is a thriving town in the Southern Philippines, the capital of the Moro Province, aud is in easy communication77 words
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Article68 1906-12-28 6 At the meeting of the Kpworth Lciiguc of the Colcinau Street Methodist Church last night, reports of the heads of the different departments for the past six months MM reiul. The key note of all the reports was m»t» of regret for a continual decline in atteudnnc-e during the |m68 words
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Article89 1906-12-28 6 Thore is a steady decrease in Mm death i at. iv the Philippine Islands, while at the same the birth-rate shows an increase. The statistics show that in IUO2, for the Archipelago, the death-rate was ft! per one thousand, due mostly to cholera. In l'-iu.: the death -rate was 4789 words
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Article25 1906-12-28 6 In 1878 9* millions of people died of famine in i ti in.i. Of sea fi h. ria. ii six pat 1,000 are drowned yearly.25 words
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Article615 1906-12-28 6 U.K. Sir John Anderson is upaeM to leave IVnang on January 6 for Singapore. Captain C. A. ItadcliiTe. the MasU-i UU-ii diuit. leaves in the Sea Belle to morrow afternoon on lighthouse ins|H-ction duty. Assistant Juifft Vincent luft Hau R kok tor hedali on December 19. Ho615 words
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Article117 1906-12-28 6 At Lodge Zetland in Armenian Street last night the annual installation ceremony took place. Hrother H. P. Kinghoru was installed at, Worshipful Master for the ensuing year. The Hon. W. R Napier. D.C.L., K.W.IUi.M. was present, and took part in tliq ceremony. The following wore installed as officers117 words
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Article53 1906-12-28 6 A block of Ml shares ta f>e Haugkok UjM.k Company has just ..rchascd locally at H4.0W1 Ti.-iils. v'i'- 1 works out at 28(1 each. A few da; previously, we ar*> informed (says the liau'gkok Times of December 20i. bock Company shaii-s in smaller Ints were sold aud53 words
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Article82 1906-12-28 6 Asa result of a house to house collection fn the small village of iWoolsthorpe, near Belvoir Castle, over £30 has been obtained towards a mural tablet to be placed intlie church of Woolsthorpe, the foundation stone of which the late l)ukc of liutlaud laid many years82 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement279 1906-12-28 6 FRESH GRAPES. 40 cents per lb. OB PACKED IN 5 LB. WOOD BOXES FOR POSTIffO 10 F M. S. AND ELSEWHERE. PER BOX $2.00 POSTAGE iKEK $2.50 Ontport Friends we raqMtted to Mai remittance with order, if not in Deposit Account. THOMPSON, THOMAS Co., THE AUSTRALIAN STORES. AN EXCELLENT FOOD279 words
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Advertisement310 1906-12-28 6 IN LIGHTER VEIN. We have plm-niv in annouiicinf: that we have iieeurpd a Herie.s of Ki^ht S|>ecial Articles, which will l>e a Weekly Feature of the Stmitt Timm, commencing on Saturday, Jan. t. These .i t ii-les come from the pens of mm of the L» ading Writers of the310 words
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Reuter's Telegrams.
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Article123 1906-12-28 7 ESTIMATE OF FAR EASTERN STRENGTH. Fears for the Future. London. Deceinlxr '2«. t aptain .l.uues. the Military Corrcs|>nndentiit "The Times." scouts the idea that Cu»sia has become a negligible quautiti. He concludes, from an estimate ot the strength of the Russian army in the Far Kast and Central123 words
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Article61 1906-12-28 7 Sultan Deposes Chief Raisuli. General Guehbas moves to-day with an army :!,(KKI strong to the borders of the country dominated by Raisuli. the Moroccan chief. He will there read a letter from the Su'.tan to the local chiefs deposing Raisuli from the government of the Tangier districts aud61 words
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Article65 1906-12-28 7 Garrison Strengthened to Keep the Peace. American troops are being employed for the first time since the occupation of Cuba to repress disorders throughout the island. Govwruor Magoon has notified Mr. T.ttt. Secretary for War. of the unsettled conditions of portions of Cuba, where pillaging is65 words
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Article22 1906-12-28 7 Prince August Wilhelui, the fourth son of the Kaiser, is betrothed to Princess Me* n dia Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein.22 words
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German Telegrams.
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Article29 1906-12-28 7 Berlin. December '27. The announcement is made of the betrothal of Prince August Wilhclm. fourth son of the Kmpcror af lid many, to Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Olucksburg.29 words
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Article28 1906-12-28 7 It is announced from (icrman South -West Africa that Koudcl/.warth has surrendered. It is officially stated that this is proof of the early cessation of hostilities.28 words
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Article18 1906-12-28 7 Prince Henry of Prussia ha* becemc a member of the Automobile Club of Great Britain18 words
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Article28 1906-12-28 7 It is auuounced from St. Petersburg that the negotiations between Russia and Japan have become normal. Mr. Montona, the Japanese Ambassador, has gone to Paris.28 words
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Article36 1906-12-28 7 The situation in Cuba is growing more critical. It is stated that the natives are aggravating the V. S. ti .tops in order that Washington may be induced to send reintnn nn lit-.36 words
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Article43 1906-12-28 7 Admiral XiebogatofF aud three commanders of Russian war vessels which took part in the Battle of Tsushima have been sentenced to death. The Court-martial has requested the Czar to commute the sentence to one of ten years' imprisonment in a fortress.43 words
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Article19 1906-12-28 7 Heavy suowstoims have occurred in Burope. A slight eai thquakd has lx.en experienced in Northern Saghalien.19 words
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Article115 1906-12-28 7 Death of F. M.S Planter. Tin- death |pok place at Bombay on the 19th inst.. of Mr. Lan Forbes, of Sungei I'oloh Estate. Klang. Deceased came over here from Ceylon about two years ago. He was a line limiting man but hod suffered a good cleal lmm dysentery and had115 words
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Article400 1906-12-28 7 Small Cairns Before Both Justices. Both Justices have been occupied with small causes at the Supreme Court to-day. Several of these were part heard cases. The claim of Bagat Singh for a balance of ••■><• on a promissory note granted by T. A. S. Pillay, was further heard.400 words
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Article186 1906-12-28 7 Paid With Mud rnstead of Money. I'ua Yeow Hong kjjeps a spirit shop at No. 7 Crawfosd Street. On the 17th instant. Ko Buu Hai and Ng Guan Sim paid a visit to the shop and placed, what was bolievvd to be. a bag of money oil186 words
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128 1906-12-28 7 The Christmas Social of the Singapore Indian Christian Association took place ou Monday night (Christmas eve) at the Methodist Girls' School. Short Street, kindly leut for the occasion by Miss Blackmorc. The spacious hall was decorated profusely with HagK and presented a very pretty appearance. Despite128 words
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Article217 1906-12-28 7 The steamer Gladys which was plying between Bangkok and Chantaboon is now a complete wreck near Chantaboon. The Siiim Free Press understands that a party fr»m the Naval Department has left to try and recover some Ticals 80,000 which the vessel carried a£ the time of the disaster.217 words
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Article54 1906-12-28 7 A few days ago, two Cliiticse. who had just arrived from Saiuarang, were am-shd ou Johnston's Pier. One of them was iv possession of twenty-seven unstamped letter*. and the other had seven. This morning they ware charged before Mr. Colman. the Third Magistrate. His Worship lined the accused54 words
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Article585 1906-12-28 7 Information for Travellers by Siberia. I have just returned from a trip through Northern Manchuria, writes the Vladivostok correspondent of the "North China DailyNews." Harbin is making great strides and will be the must important town of that district. Business, however, has received a set back since585 words
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Article113 1906-12-28 7 Annual Meeting. The fifteenth annual report of the Ktnta Association Limited was submitted this afternoon at a meeting of Directors held in the office of the Secretary. Mr. W. Lowther Kemp, Winchester House, Collyer Quay. The Chairman. Mr. C. McArthur read his annual report particulars of which113 words
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Article172 1906-12-28 7 The following notification is published by the Resident's Secretary, Mr. R. J. Wilkinson, in the Pcrak Gazette: In exercise of the powers vested in him by section 8 of the Customs Duties Enactment, 1898," the Resident, with the approval of the Hesident-Genoral, hereby imposes on172 words
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Article137 1906-12-28 7 Tin' hml Riilfafl <wtr itk Balaihr. C.iptain K. \V. Murtfa. wns .hi. i., aim, hilt- M Mm -Mill instant hum I'atani. kelautau and Kiiaulau, but is vow several days overdue No news of the vessel has been received le*all\. and a rumour was curri'fit in town yesterday137 words
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Article311 1906-12-28 7 Directors Report a Successful Year's Work. The fallowing is the Report of the Directors to the Members ol The Straits Trading Co., Ltd:Singapore, 27th December, 1906. Gentlemen, Your Directors now snbmit the Accounts for the half year ended ttOth September, 1906, being the first half of the311 words
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Article430 1906-12-28 7 Narrow Roads and Streets are Awkward for Driving. The motor vehicle has invaded the land of the rising sun. but Japuii is far from Mag au ideal country for the modern vehicle. The roads, says Tho Industrial Motor Review." are as they have been for centuries, designed430 words
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Article105 1906-12-28 7 Ou the iird iust., the entire American Jr'lcct then anchored in Manila bay, flits to leave for several days' target practice, and return to Cavitc to make final preparations for ihMlrisit to llougkong. starting for that port^H^ December 19. ArMßrvisit ot three weeks in Hongkong ou the same105 words
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Article80 1906-12-28 7 During a discussion in the Court of Appeal, ou a question (if giving security for costs, counsel said it was not a ra* for indulgence, adding that Mr. Justice Oranfliaiu had stated that the defendant's conduct suggested fraud. Lord Justice Farwell The learned judge used a80 words
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Article197 1906-12-28 7 Domestic Tragedy in Penang On Monday morning No. 119 Pitt Street was the scene of a domestx tragedy in which a Hindoo is alleged to have murdered his wife, aged about fifteen years, and nearly killed his mother-in-law. The house, which belongs to Md. A i iff. stands197 words
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Article299 1906-12-28 7 Three Chinese Wounded at Ipoh. A short time ago some Hukien Chinese were coming to Ipoh with some baskets of sweet potatoes when on the Gopeng lioad they were stopped by some Boyancse Syces, who after helping themselves to a considerable quantity of the contents of299 words
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89 1906-12-28 7 This moruiug. Messrs. Green and Colman resumed the enquiry into the allegation of dishonestly removing pio]>crty brought against two Chinese, Sim E. K way and Yeo Bun Tiaug, bankrupts. Mr. P. J. Sproule. the Dopnty Public Prosecutor, conducted the case for the Crown. Messrs. C.89 words
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Article133 1906-12-28 7 A Chinaman was charged before Mr. Colman, Third Magistrate, tliis morning, witli being iv possession of an offensive weapon, an iron bar. Sergeant Kartells said the accused went up tea Chinese woman, who had a baby iv her arms, and pushed a bit of cotton wool wrapped133 words
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Article192 1906-12-28 7 When the steamer Birma left Bangkok mi Wednesday afternoon (says the Bangkok Times" of December l.>), she had on board practically the whole of the Danish column nity in Bangkok. They were only short distance passengers, however. During tho run down the river to Paknam, near192 words
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Article72 1906-12-28 7 Bishop Kidlcy, late of Caledonia, speaking at a meeting of the Church Missionary Society, at Torquay, said when lie first went to British Columbia in 1H79 he did not find a single Christian. His life in Yorkshire had prepared lain (or Hrn savagery which he encountered72 words
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Article424 1906-12-28 7 Abandonment of the Ancient Marriage Ceremony. One of the most extraordinary iucidents that ever took plase iv tho city of Foochow occurred on the afternoon of December 2, writes the Foochow correspondent of the North China Daily News." One of the leading gentry gave his daughter in424 words
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Article246 1906-12-28 7 Successful Concert at Teutonia Club. The Teutonia Club was well filled Ihhl evening when the Westminster Glee Singers gave a most successful ami pleasant concert. The party had been expected from the North some time ago but, owing to dtlays due to steamer connections, they could not246 words
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Article144 1906-12-28 7 Ou Dcccmbe4§4, reports the Bangkok Times," Mr. TaflKcng Whay put up for sale by auction a plot of land at Bangkolcm, next the Government cattle sheds and near the Siam Electricity Co.'s tramway terminus. There was a good attendance of ]>ossible buyers, and the projierty was144 words
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Article164 1906-12-28 7 The hearing of the charges against Wong Sui. Ma Cliik Shang, Chung Shiug, and a woman named Leung Wong Shi of conspiriug to defraud the China Mutual Life InsuraDce Company of the sum of 92,000. on an insurance policy, was resumed at the Hongkong Magistracy on December164 words
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Advertisement16 1906-12-28 7 The Shipping and the Import and Kxport Offices will be closed on Tutsdax the Ist proximo.16 words
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Article98 1906-12-28 8 The winner of tin; Champion Stakes at the lUlljnVl* It MM WM Mr. V. K.s Pliraklian. which debated Mr. M. Hooker s Shamrock by three lengths. The "Tote" pniil out Tes. 12. A MR telegram from St. Petersburg, dated NoVMMM 24. says: '•With the sanction ot the98 words
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Article58 1906-12-28 8 llanxkiik .M.itih Iv a match al Itau^kok between the I io\eriimeiit Services and the Itest of the (lull, the Services scored 72 iSutton 1.(1 and Tin Itest l.tt KlhnwMjl B*. Dull W. Davy ■.(N. Man 11 10. Peuiger 111). In a second innings, the Seiuce-, scored 77 for five58 words
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Article60 1906-12-28 8 Competition at PenanxA line shooting match between the Pen aug Volunteer Corps ami the Police Force took place on Saturday with teams of ten aside, and resulted iv a win for the Police by '.'I iK>ints. The follow -in" are the MM! Jim MB HO yards, yards, yards. Total.60 words
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Article300 1906-12-28 8 kinta Golf Club Championship. I'lay commenced 011 Sunday at Itatu Gajah with an Open Handicap, and was won by Mr. W. C. Yanreneu with a neit score of 7C>. Mr. E. liradbery was second with HO. In the afternoon says the Times of Malaya the Approaching and Puttiug Coni|M-titiou300 words
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Article320 1906-12-28 8 The South Africans' Tour. The Spi ini/tTTiks still continue to win their matches and very decided they have been in their scores since the match against Lancashire on the 12th inst. Lancashire played them to a three points difference but (inn berland went down badly, wjrsc even than320 words
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Article84 1906-12-28 8 Launches for the Club. The S. 1,. AIRQ will leave for the CM Itiingulow on the following days at the advci tised times Sunday the" :Mtth instant. Leaving Johnston's Pier at H a.m., 9 a.m.. Id a.m.. 2 :t() pin.. p.m. Leaving Club Unngalow at M :t0 a.m.. 984 words
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Article908 1906-12-28 8 iKkum Oi!t Owx Cokkksimindkst). I'enmig. December 2'.i. l-ires. I'enaiif! is not a place Hindi addieUnl for tins, hut during the last eight days we have liail four, so we arc nnturallv wondering whrn the ne\t is likely to break out. S.ime folk will of course shaki their908 words
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Article80 1906-12-28 8 Under the caption 'Goimneur bles.se l'Avenir dv Tonkin" lias the following A la la suite dune chute de cheval, M. Polo, 1 1. .m ci m; ii de Hongkong, reuiettra lundi son service provisoircuient au Secretaire colonial, et partira en congi- de convalescence dans six semaines a SSingapour80 words
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Article70 1906-12-28 8 Mr. Albert Jackson Pnstage received a Hi 'lil albert from tlic staff of Guy's Hospital ■v the completion of 4;> ycir-.' service in the works department of the hospital. The Preitnge family has been in the service of the hospital for *2(M) years. His father was70 words
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Letter727 1906-12-28 8 To the Kditor of the Straits Times." Singapore, December '27. Sin. With reference to the murder of Mr. Craik at Hongkong, the words used by the murderer, according to your paper in an extract from tl c South China Morning Post." were- If you made a727 words
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Letter202 1906-12-28 8 To the Editor of the "Straits Times." Singapore. 1 )ece;nbei" 'Hi. Sir, Soiae two years ago, I applied to the Municipal authorities to have the road that leads to my house. 7 I'cnaug Lane, re|>a. r red, and I got a reply to the effect that the road202 words
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Article92 1906-12-28 8 F. M. S. TIN. January to November. Output. 1905 ***** I'iculs Pieuls Perak 404,698.01 400.768.4fi Selaugor 264.4ri4.61 '246.7(11.05 N. Seiiibilan 77,688.28 71.517.M8 Pahang UJUtM :t1.90.1.6H Duty. I 1905 I l Perak 4.:!52.9rt0.4« 4,949.M50.77 Selangor gjOMJMSI :t.055,29M.04 N. SeiubiUn WUHAN hh:V290.91 Pahang 208,884 .tl'2 IHJM.74 Imck.vsk. Output Duty Pieuls Perak MMOOJM92 words
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Advertisement110 1906-12-28 8 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Jany. 22— At Rale-room, leasehold land with Oranita Quarries, ip districts of Upper Mandai and Handai, at 2.30 p.m. H. L. Coghlan and Co. Jany. 3— At Mart, unredeemed pledges, at 10 a.m. 4 At Mart, unredeemed pledges, at 10 a.m. 3— At Neil Road,110 words
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Advertisement462 1906-12-28 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL CO., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS. NEW YEAR PRESENTS oreat Sale of Indian, Chinese, Japanese goods, inoladmg Burmese Silver Bowls, Indian Muslin Dresses, Blouses, Table Covers, Centre-pieces, Silver things, CJold Jewellery, Ac, &c. PRICES MODBKATH. INSPECTION KINDI.V SOLICITED. c 582 SOS. 51 52 HIGH STREET. Telephone No. 254.462 words
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Miscellaneous151 1906-12-28 8 DAY BY DAY.' Friday, 28th Dec. High Water. Ml a.m. 1-51 p.m. Innocents' Day. Catholic Club Childrenx' Treat. Memorial Hall. 7.15. Saturday, aoth Dec. High Water. 3-15 a.m. 2-49 p.m. li. I. outward mail due. Sunday, 30th Dec. High Water. 4-9 a.m. 3-">9 p.m. sth in Advent. First after Christmas.151 words
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Article227 1906-12-28 9 ■-is.. > h. IflB I>n i:mbkh, 1906. PRODUCE. iamlmr buyers* 6.H5 do 1C11I1. :;npick<il 10.45 Copra liali 10.35 ilo I'nntmu k 9.95 IVppi-r. lii.i. 17.75 do White 24.75 Sago Flour Sarawak 2.95 Itrmi. i \\>. 1 2.9-2J Pearl Siyn 5.40 Coffee Bali, If, 19.00 Coffif. Membaao, 90% basin 22.50227 words
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Article188 1906-12-28 9 In letter addressed to the inunici palities of Banff and Maetluff. the Duke of Fife offered to present to the two towns Dull House, the residence of the Princess Royal and himself, together with that portion of the park immediately surrounding it. covering an area of188 words
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Article193 1906-12-28 9 It is not always good to submit a literary reputation to Jie test of publishing the nates and jottings that formed the basis of the works whereon that repu.ation rests. This was evidently the opinion of .he late Viscountess Knutsford. the niece of Lord Macaulay, judging by the193 words
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Article146 1906-12-28 9 Visitors to the United Stales in doubt as to how llu-y should behave have been recommended to acidios the coachman invariably as i-olcnel and the lif. attendant at> doet >i." Something similar apparently koMl in Ru^in, where high Military rank i> conferred upon men who have never146 words
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Article341 1906-12-28 9 Dateof formation Capital Subscribed Number of Shares I ValUe jup'Jo R 886 8 Company «OL». Qcotit::)S» I 1900 1903 1901 1892 Ifc98 1903 1901 1901 1906 1905 1904 1905 1900 1H99 1902 •175,000 J140.000 £400,000 £350,000 •300,000 »293,600 £200,000 £191.250 2,000,000 1,800.000 I *300,000 j »300,000 •600,000 teoo.ooo S120.000341 words
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Article305 1906-12-28 9 I 1905 £150.000 i £104,937.101 g 6 0 1905 J200,000 »87,400 g'^JJ 9,500 unissued 1904 £30.000 £11,125 f J^ IMS 700,000 »61 0,000 7o'oOO MM £70,000 £70 000 70,000 9,00!) unissued 1906 J150.000 5125,000 12,500 1904 £12.000 £10,500 j g$Jo 1905 i S7.-i.000 £55.000 55,000 1906 £310,000 £227,783.15 }|J'^6305 words
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Article189 1906-12-28 9 fc Special Gold Reserve Fund. b. Insurance Fund. c. Sundry Reserves. d. Sundry Reserves. c. Special Reserve. 1894 £5.377.10.0 £4.648.15.0 1898 1225,000 M25.000 7.638 12/6 4,500 50 K0.000 I $135 f 18,000 $1(X) I 6,000 1W 3,400 10 6,000 «100 i 2,750 $100 24,000 10 ""'ST' 50 2,000 $100189 words
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Article43 1906-12-28 9 Howarth Erskine. Ltd. 6% m^ 2% prem. Rilev H»rgre»ves, Ltd. 6% 223,000 2% prem. Sius'apore Municipal 6% 400,0"0 20% prem. 5% 1,478,000 5% prem. 4% 602,n00 par. sellers Tanionc Pacar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% 250,000 2% prem buyers b 5% 1,365,600 l%par.43 words
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Article95 1906-12-28 9 Mr. Paul Roos, captain of the South African football team, recently occupied the pulpit in the Donegal 1-square Methodist church, Belfast. Although Mr. Roos stipulated ".hat the service should not be advertised, there was an immense congregation. Mr. Roos, who is a school teacher and member of95 words
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Article120 1906-12-28 9 A strange story is just going the rouuds of the Ceylon Press. A very minor subordinate in a Government department was suspected of dishonesty -rightly or wrongly, it does not appear -and he an.icipating daViutr. tendered his resignation. The authorities refused to accept it and suspended120 words
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Article233 1906-12-28 9 Through the death of Archduke Otto, his widow. Archduchess Maria Joscfa,' says the Vienna correspondent of the 'Pall Mall Gazette," is compelled ftr relinquished her high position •as first j lady at the Austro-Hungarian Court. There has been much speculation in aris- tocratic circles as233 words
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Article100 1906-12-28 9 The Monmouth Parish Magazine" contains the fo'lowing When propk arrive late for social engagements, they are guilty of rudeness. Some people have a way of being late for everyl'iin^, .m j will probably keep their funerals waiting some day. To be late for efcOfCH is to show100 words
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Article134 1906-12-28 9 Letters which have reached Belgium give some interesting details of a widespread secret society among natives in the lower Welle region of Congo. Its objects and aims appear to be obscure, unless the prime purpose be just to keep natives in a state of obedient discipline towards134 words
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Article960 1906-12-28 9 All About Some Cargo. At the Supreme Court, Shanghai, befora Sir Havilland tie Sausmart-z, 'hi case of Dicderichsen, Jebsen, and Co., v. The Chinese Engineering and Mining Company, Ltd., was heard. Mr. Teesdale appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. White Cooper for the defendants. Mr. Teesdale said960 words
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Article212 1906-12-28 9 Legal circles in Madrid ;ue n uly excited over an extraordinary complicated lawsuit which is occupying the attention of the courts there. In 1894, a certain Itaac Gutiorryz bought some esatss situated in different nprth -eastern provinces of the Peninsula. The seller soon afterwards died intettate.212 words
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Advertisement67 1906-12-28 9 TOBACCO GARRICK E MIXTURE Cool Smoking {'^0-'-' =^a''^~^S^\ lUendc.i .Bl'.f. 1)V and of l^iVjiJNG ToB|^^ Connoissi Unequalled Quality 1 Coniu)isse;..y CIGARETTES The u Garrick" Virginia Blend Made by Hand from the Choicest Selected Growths ol U pe Tobaccos which have been Blended with the Greatest Care. :!963 a Hollrikl and67 words
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Article1376 1906-12-28 10 A Frenchman's Point of View. Chef Ami, If a ladv of French extraction can write an admirable article to .•tie of your journals entitled Encrlishmrn and Frenchmen Contrasted," why should ml a gentleman of France ezpren himself intelligibly in '.ii- <>>titnii~ of -The World upon a1,376 words
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Article270 1906-12-28 10 Where the Palate and the Doctors Differ. Stiange as it may seem in a country like France, soup is steadily falling imo I disfavour, at least in circles that set the fashion, and some day it may be almost an extinct article of food. The doctors are270 words
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Article226 1906-12-28 10 j According to the French papers there has just passed away a man who was a distinguished example of the fallen great. This is an old cabman who plied for hire lat Saint-Germain-en-Laye. Known gen(eraily by his comrades as "The Chevalier." he was really the Marquis de226 words
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Article338 1906-12-28 10 Lord Durham's Famous Attack. At York recently there was held the annual dinner cf the Gimcrack Club, or as it was known f irmerly "The Brethren of the Ancient Fraterni.y of York Gimcracks. It was not until nineteen years aso that the club dinner made itself known338 words
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Article261 1906-12-28 10 The Berlin c-orrespondent of the "Telegraph" quotes from the favamritq paper of the Kaiser a description of a sermon delivered by his Majesty on a warship. The occasion was Commemoration Sunday, when all the German cejmeteries thronged with reverent crowds, fladen with flowers and. evergreens to I261 words
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Article653 1906-12-28 10 Experiments at the United States Arsenals. The Iron Ago has been enabled to anticipate the f.mial publication of ih,United States War Ordnatuv Barean'i Annual Report, and in its ciiin-nt itsne gives particulars of some ronarch* I which have been instituted into the eWßparative cost of war653 words
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Article94 1906-12-28 10 Last year the reduction works at Canso, Nova Scotia, handled 1,300 tons of dog-fish, and produced therefrom 9,000 gallons of fish oil and 200 tons of fish scrap." Some of the fish scrap in its unfinished state was sent to the experimental farms at Truro, Nappan, and Ottawa, and tests94 words
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Advertisement1154 1906-12-28 10 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. Hongkong V Shanghai Banking Corporation. paid-up Capital »i 0,000,000 RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve »10,000,000) t9A Silver Reserve »10.250,000/ »«>.250,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 110,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. A. Haupt, Esq. Chairman. G. H. M«"dhurst, Esq.— Deputy Chairman. E. Goet;-.. Esq. A. J. Raymond, Esq. Hon. Mr. W.J.1,154 words
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Advertisement225 1906-12-28 10 Is the Si'preme Court ok the Stbaits Settlejiksts Settlement of Singapore. Suit No. 514 Between of 1905 Thomas Charles Loveridge I'laintiff and Frederick Sheldon !>•.■■ Defendant. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Leasehold lands containing an area of about HX ACRES, with ORANITK gTARRIES, situate in the Districts of I'pper Mamlai and225 words
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Advertisement69 1906-12-28 10 No Opium in Chamberlains Cough Remedy. There is not the least danger in givin; Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to small children as it contains no opium or otlur harmful drug. It has an established reputation of more than thirty years m tho mobt successful medicine in use fw colds, croup and'69 words
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Article627 1906-12-28 11 Effect of Golf on Actors. In Fry's Magazine Mr. Reginald •Bacchus writes on the stage and athletics. Top frequontly in the old days, he says, the actor spent th? time off the stage •Mther in the puhlichou'-e or in bed. The game of golf and Mr. George627 words
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Article180 1906-12-28 11 A Scotsman writes as Jollow3 to the Times of India regarding .he recent St. Andrew's dinner in Bombay A little plain llHwHag is a u-cful thing, and as one who was pmaat I would beg to record my prot.st. As a S^itsman my strongest feeling was one180 words
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Article993 1906-12-28 11 Tapioca Catch -Crops- Hevea Versus Ceara. When we recall the condemnation heaped upon tapioca as a possible catchcrop or inter-crop on a rubber plantation by many Ma'ay planters it is rather interesting" to note that the practicability of cultivating this product is now being discussed amrmg Middle Eastern993 words
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Article258 1906-12-28 11 Peculiar Murder Story from New York. Governor Higgins, of New York, has finally decided to commute the dea:h sentence which was passed upi.n the lawyer, Patrick, who was convicted over four years ago of murdering hi* client, Mr. Rice, with the assistance of 'the latter 's valot. Patrick's258 words
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240 1906-12-28 11 The collapse of Arbuthnct's, .->n historical firm long and intimatsly conneetxl with Madras, will be rc.-poiir,il)le for terrible distress all over Suithern India, says the Outlook We can only express the most sincere sympathy with ths many public institutions, charitable societies and piivato individuals, wham240 words
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Advertisement52 1906-12-28 11 A Follower of Influcr.za. Jlanv persons find themselves affected with a" persistent cough after an attack of* influenza. As this cough can be promptly cured by the *se of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy it should not be allowed to run on until it becomes troublesome. For sale by all dispen js52 words
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Advertisement361 1906-12-28 11 Straits Times Annual, 1906-7 :o: "Ghpee Royal Portraits. Royalties Fame Singapore Rulers Fact States Rovers Fiction Straits (Dysterious Story BY Mr. Hugh Clifford, C.M.G. Price $1 or $1.20 with Postage. OBTAINABLE AT OUR AGENTS: JOHN LITTLE <fe CO., «RAFFLES HOTEL, 'LIM HOE CHIANG Tanjong Paear. anuTVNnv a m ADELPHI HOTEL.361 words
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Advertisement161 1906-12-28 11 m Time Loiters PaimuJJy I for those who suffer from the tor- 4) turca of neuralgia. The indescrib- 4) able pain and torment X imlict* S comes suddenly, ami takes all the 4 i) sufferer's courage and leaves him -I weak. Just as qiuckly will relief V J come ti161 words
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Advertisement579 1906-12-28 12 WANTED. HOARD AND LODGING. Two gentlemen require baafdaad lodging in private family. T.rn andante. Keply K. M. S.. c/o Stniitt Ti m 1 V RTNML- A partner in a good going busin<> iw^tiijatioti on giving surety that the ap ],li '.< imiiie. Apply NOVO" c/o Slraiti Tim, 0 :t; TO579 words
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Advertisement655 1906-12-28 12 TO BE LET. j ROOMS.—" Eden Hall," Tanglin, superior rooms to let. Apply to t 3660 MRS. CAMPBELL. OFFICES.— SmaII first floor offices faoing Cavenagh Bridge Road and Flint Street. Apily to Guthrie A Co. Ltd., Agents. v.c OFFICE.— No. 7 Battery Road. Thrte roomß on 2nd floor. Apply to655 words
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Advertisement518 1906-12-28 12 TO BE LET. HO lSK— CUrelands, Tanglin, Immediate entry. Apply to c BS2O VADE 4 CO. FURNISHED HOUSE.— Balmey at Passir Panjang. For further particulars apply to D. Turner, British Dispensary. 4034 TO BE LET OR SOLD. COMPOUND HOUSE.— A compound house with stables, situated in Bras Basaah Road. Apply518 words
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Advertisement661 1906-12-28 12 NOTICES. TO ADVERTISERS C/ 0 STRAITS TIMES." Advertisers, whose answers are to be addres ■ed to c/o Strailt Timtt, will confer a favour on the ManaC'.ment, if, when they write to this office, to inquire for those answers, they instruct their t imhv who brings the letter to wait for661 words
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Advertisement611 1906-12-28 12 LOST. NECKLACE.— Lost, December S3. at the Reservoir, an Opal Necklace. Finder will be paid »SO. W. C. MI£HELL, 4032 Staumore. NEW YEAR SEA SPORTS 1907. The annual REGATTA will be held on Tueday, the Ist January. Sailing races start at 9.30 a.m. opposite John«i ston's Pier. Variety Entertainments start611 words
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Advertisement374 1906-12-28 12 The Straits Times, The Straits Budget. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Daily issue per y«'.ir £30.00 do per quarter 7.50 do per month 2.50 do per copy 0.10 Weekly issue per year 12.00 do per quarter 3.00 do per copy 0.25 When scut by post, there is added for the374 words
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