Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 19 November 1907
1907-11-19
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Title Section23 1907-11-19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 664 VOL 111 1 J q^i^j ——a— SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1907 PRICE 5 CENTS.23 words
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Article1428 1907-11-19 1 AMONG AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. One would think from reading a certain class of widely-distributed literature that mothers-in-law occupy a pleasantry -provoking position m the domestic life of the white man. If their position be as described it is extremely unlike that of black mothers-in-lnw among the aborigines of Australia.1,428 words
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479 1907-11-19 1 In reviewing the present position of steamship companies m Japan, the Osaka Asahi remarks, says the Japan Chronicle, that the aggregate tonnage of Japanese steamships, which stood at 791,000 at the end of 1904, has increased by about two fifths, during the479 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement368 1907-11-19 1 If COON A i Ifedical Reserve m n BRtNDr TH E LaNCET." for Every Man and ftll Men. GILLETTE Safety Razor. cffAN'Y mri -ny that they cannot shave themselves that m». v (f A d re peatedly and failed. They give as renSns^that "hey are" d liable to cut themselves,368 words
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Advertisement385 1907-11-19 1 KATZ BROS. Ltd. I MERLIN-eveLES. (ISO 8 PATTERN) Represent the ideal of eyde construction. I ALL MODELS -EITHER BLAOK AND GOLD LINED BL ACK AND RED LINED, OR OREEN AND GOLD LINED. j Price $57.50 j COMPLETE AND READY FOR THE ROAD. i v9^ JErCvK 3ML, Howarth Erskine Epgipeers apd385 words
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Advertisement14 1907-11-19 1 FROMY, ROOEC CO. COGNAC Medical Reserve PURE GRAPE BRANDY KKCOMM N!>E!> BY "THE LBNeET.";14 words
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982 1907-11-19 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. TUESDAY, 19th NOVEMBER. THE JAPANESE EXCHEQUER. The returns of Japanese revenue and expenditure for the year 1906 —1907 to July 31 last show a considerable increase m revenue as compared with the returns upto June 30 of this year. The returns of the actual accounts on982 words
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Article1028 1907-11-19 2 Mr. Barnes, the chief Thye Jin is due back on 18th of January. The out put of the French Tin Mines during October amounted to 7U r pikuls. 4 -> Mr. J H. M. Robson of Kuala Lumpur is m Singapore for a short stay. Miss F. E. Sutton who1,028 words
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Article199 1907-11-19 2 Mahomed Daud was yesterday r I ed before Mr. C. F. Green with thfl theft of a pair of silver bracelets vi!*fl $5 from a Malay young mmm nantM Minah on the 3th instant ar I saulting her. I Minah said that the defendant ca J199 words
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Article202 1907-11-19 2 The idea has recently taken *hape m the Federa'ed Malay States of holding a Mining Exhibition at Ipoh, rerak, probably m the course of next year. At first sight the proposal may not appeal particulary to manufacturers nnd merchants in* this country, but venture to think that202 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement252 1907-11-19 2 ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT NEW FEATURES TO-NIGHT Living London A raagnificient and highly interesting series of pictures illustrating the different phases of life, the principal scenes along the Thames, the noted Buildings, Parks, and thoroughfares and incidents transpiring daily m. THE WORLDS METROPOLIS Doing London m 30 minutes This Picture includes T.252 words
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Advertisement657 1907-11-19 2 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Applications will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office up to noon on 9th December -907 for the appointment of Boarding Officer, Marine Department, Penang. Salary 5i, 680 to 2,040 by annual increments of $30 per annum with free unfurnished quarters. Applicants should hold a Board ol Trade657 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous707 1907-11-19 2 PRODUCE. Singapore, November 16, 1907. Gambier 4 7>*s do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 10.55 Copra Bali 8.35 do Pontianak 7*7° Pepper, Black buyers M-37i do White 5 o/c 20.50 Sago Flour Sarawak 3- 12 i do Brunei No. 1 3-°7i Pearl Sago 4-55 Coffee Bali, picked 25.50 Coffee, Palembang, 200/0707 words
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Miscellaneous49 1907-11-19 2 Weather Report Kandang Kerbau Hospital, ijth Nov. 1907. I 1 I Re 9am 3pm 9P«n Bar. 32 Fah 29.931 29.891 29.925 Temp 82. 87.8 79. Wet Bulb Ther 77-6 79. 76^8 Dir ot Wind (Cahn w.N.w Calm Max Temp 88.5 Mm 76. Max m Sun 135.5 TeradTher Rainfall Nil49 words
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Article32 1907-11-19 3 i lA.MAICA ■:g r,,QIAKE m 11 iS. 1 >-3° a.m. B the 6nt InsuXrtO'V „ri«i"g of the recent H? C been decided m favour ucceeded m prov- preceded theeaith-32 words
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Article28 1907-11-19 3 GATHERING AT ■gU^ ASTLEI M-3 oa.m estiea the kaiser spf liieir Majesties the I llld riK'i I Norwaf and with Their Majesties I Q jcen°f GrClt Ur'tain28 words
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Article41 1907-11-19 3 I QofoiA) DAYS OF I >, ve-nber iS, 11-30 a.m. I c ;Cs, Mr. Redmond HJfli iiuemk-d to work very BjL-the L'^ity of the nationaI ji'pcu th.'t tiie day was not I k sh ulder I old daji of I41 words
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Article36 1907-11-19 3 I g AKSHIPS. t_ NoveTbc iS. 11-30 a.m. I n the he.id ofl the OxKpwn pre-o i:e J the dipl >m.i doctor of civil law ■^H.. Imperial Majesty thc ro the ."ddress B^itioncl^( hi» loHr-36 words
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Article31 1907-11-19 3 PERAXI\"ES AFFECTED November iS, 11-30 a m. ■Mcl io^ ;'ie Cottonspinners 1 re-i>t the rativca for (to'fi-e p:r cent- m their >eve !i usand operatives is d<ci>i n.31 words
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Article25 1907-11-19 3 1 r 18. 11-30 a.m. iw.'ok tea with Mr. Cham- v. They conversed Mr Chamberlain Ik *as iclijihted with Mr. ••■peec"25 words
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Article40 1907-11-19 3 I IK\NSACTIONS EARTHED. 1 rtaber 18, 1 r- 15 p < receivers hr ye been tie six Institution! which •:"ded payments. They igh; Haniltoo and Wiliiamsbury, loternitional Tru=t C'»mjenerii states that :inns have c'*«i m the d^ of the rns.40 words
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Article39 1907-11-19 3 BATTLESHIPS INSTEAD OF I \vo. wmber 18, 2-45 pm. js' naval estimates show ElfWtJ millions of marks. the fir>t install^; n battleships instead of ■<'■■ erl. one large and gcruiSfrs. one river-gunboat L" leven millions for sub-39 words
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Article28 1907-11-19 3 •ember ,8, 12-1; pm. on the Minotanr was the bunker fr*«cardl.-\ -tvcral inches vicinity of the bunker 'reed up Seven p'-rsons 'i jured28 words
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Article28 1907-11-19 3 0F PAN.\M A CANAL BONDS. N wmber 18,7 pm. J Washington states S,?? the stringency lhnsbeen issuing fifty 1^ the Panama Canal necessary hundred 81" imerest bearing28 words
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Article47 1907-11-19 3 kx^£" isthe >atest presj£d members of society, is thc favourife L^ ltr Tl ««-e titled k»& n^° f friends have piper declares, G^ihth 1 the|!Olflinksa; th" morning. Each S S a 7 klle heldccatapti Ye k,te. hestiff sea breezes B^SV^is going "^gr Ccn as ladies raced L47 words
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Article167 1907-11-19 3 ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST. Coonor with enS Tbr ce b a ych''7« tOr lt»J her .Te j°wenerv Preient When he His wife h'd m Cr ln Jewc"ery. artic' s y aye her «r^n ar teles. She promised to return the lhl f"1 *J* days. She did not vo ?> ft167 words
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Article194 1907-11-19 3 ALLEGED CULPABLE HOMICIDE. Defendant Discharged. Yesterday Chio A Leng was arraigned before Mr. Justice Fisher and a Jury on an allegation of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Mr. P. J. Sproule, Deputy Public Prosecutor appeared fur the crown: Mr R. Lowell for the defendant. Mr. Sp-oule explained194 words
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Article191 1907-11-19 3 COUNSEL'S FEES. Some time ago there was big fight m VictoYia street among a crowd of boatmen. About thirty-five of them were crrested and Mr. Kudra was retained f'»r the defence on afeeofSioo. At the last hearin,; of the case, Mr. Kudra did not attend. One Hashim on191 words
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149 1907-11-19 3 P. C. 61 was on duty during the early morning hours of Sunday and found a man de^ribed'as French lying m an inebriated condition at the junction of Queen Street and Middle Road. He was taken to Kandang Kerbau Police Station where he149 words
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Article105 1907-11-19 3 Two Chinese were arre sted on Saurday at Borneo Wharf for the theft of a bottle of brandy from a godown^ They were charged by Inspector that two bottles of brandy from a broken case was stolen. On Saturday he was told that two coolies had been105 words
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Article520 1907-11-19 3 EXCELLENT RESULTS. of Ce K the do l? gs of thc members R;n r i" gapore v <>»untccr Artillery t^ C r bmthC firSt five etches o y f It would seem that the better things of S reaHsed for m the shooSS of Saturday and Sunday520 words
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Article133 1907-11-19 3 Inspector Connor arraigned a seedy looking Chinaman before Mr. C. F. j Green, yesterday, for having m his j possession two pawn tickets. The pawnbroker was visited and a couple of Chinese jackets produced. These were claimed by a Chinese woman who said she had put them133 words
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Article108 1907-11-19 3 Ling A Lim was arrested it No. 53 Rochore Canal Road at 1 a.m. yesterday. He had forced the front door with a chopper when he was surprised by P. C. 270 whom he turned up. The constable deemed discretion the better part of valour and retired for108 words
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Article94 1907-11-19 3 A little sharp practice goes on occasionally at the slaughter houses, such at least, is the opinion of Mr. Holley, the Superintendent of the abattoirs. Two men took pigs to Pulo Saigon abr.t toir for slaugher. One of the animals was small the other double its94 words
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Article520 1907-11-19 3 CHINESE TROOPS DEFEATED. The Af. C. D. News contain^ pai ticulars of an encounter between salt-smug-glers and the local troops, h says A report from Chinese sources was received m the Settlement yesterday afternoon to the effect that engagements have just been fought between Chinese gunboats520 words
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180 1907-11-19 3 Chua a Lek was arrested on Saturday at No. 270 Pasir Panjang for the theft of $5. 95 belonging to fan Swee lian, a fisherman. Yesterday, he was charged by Inspector McNamara before Mr. C. F. Green. Tan Swee Tian said he lived m180 words
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Article118 1907-11-19 3 One Eusope seem- to have come to grief at the hands of a Malay woman named Alimiah m Selegle Road on Saturday. For reasons best known to the parties, the woman had recourse to a hammer and so applied it to Eusope that she was arrested on118 words
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Article75 1907-11-19 3 Ben Singh and Salamat stand under the allegation of forge^' of a pi omissorv note for $90 on the Bth, ultimo, purporting to be signed by one Salaroo, and using the same as genuine. Salamat is alleged to have abetted the offence. Yesterda}-, the defendants were arraigned by75 words
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Article90 1907-11-19 3 Early, yesterday morning, a Japanese who had been spending the night out and apparently lost his way, managed of all places, to find his wiy to Rochore Police Station and place "himself m the hands of the constable on duty who finding that he was hardly able to look90 words
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Article663 1907-11-19 3 DOES THE MOON INFLUENCE PLANTS? AN INTERESTING THEORY. The activity of those who wish to find scientific support for popular ideas of the moon's influence on meteorological and othenjeonditions is most interesting. One of their Litest efforts is an attempt to justify the belief, common m some regions, that the663 words
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386 1907-11-19 3 Among the various applications made of X rays the above is one which will make smuggling almost impossible. The Austrian Cu-toms House officers have succeeded m detecting cases of very ingenious smuggling. Quite recently a woman, who was suspected to386 words
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Article16 1907-11-19 3 The newly floated Salak South mine is being equipped with the most up-to-date labour saving appliances.16 words
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Advertisement119 1907-11-19 3 2f£ NEW Japanese Cinematograph BEACH ROAD TENT. TO-NIOHT I t TO-NIGHT I v GRAND CHANGE OP PROGRAMME WE HAVE MADE A HIT The NEW JAP SHOW Is a Household Word Now To the very few that have not patronized us yet COME TO-NIGHT To the r$Bt:—COME AGAIN. Our Show is119 words
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Miscellaneous588 1907-11-19 3 SHIPPING NEWS. MEN-OF-WAR, ETC Kent, H. M. first-class cru. <;,800 tons, 650 crew, 14 guns, 22,000 h. p. Captain S. V. Y. de Horsey, Nov 7. From Hongkong, Nov 3. For Hongkong, LJ Rds. Trading Vessels, &c. Latest Arrivals. Brouwer Dut str 342 tons, Captain Bouman, Nov. 18. From Djambie,588 words
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Miscellaneous564 1907-11-19 3 Glenogle, Brit str 2,399 tons, Capt Larkins, Oct 12. From Rangoon, Oct 5. Gc, and 81 dp. Taik Lee Guan. U— W. Heim, Nor str 758 tons, Lapt Eriksen, Nov 1 2. From Bangkok, Nov 7. G.c, and 4 dp. Behn Meyer Co. For Bangkok, Nov 20 Rds. Islanda, Brit564 words
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Advertisement1670 1907-11-19 4 F... .-.7..-v7^.,-.;..^...,.^.. stogie JTATirT ABLETS. FOB SALE, WANTEjT&ir Manacement. V^^C^^ Cxptr^ SIOIV PflrilA rpENDERS will be received at the "tursday November 21s t IQO7 z raE j r°? a F ?7 et h.,,,^-™" v*. L^^jteftg'irfi A 6 r, k w r^* Matcb iMTC-DMATirifklAl HOTFI i»* The Best and Freshest rese.^funds'T-1,670 words
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Advertisement291 1907-11-19 4 Momh C Py DVANCE| I BMALL AD «5| For '"eh Sinel r dail y 'n*ertinn*' W per For I inch Sinele Ry thrice weekly. 2>50 Pfr S For 1 inch Sinpl-r.i I "yeb "vc hndine !>•*■ two insertions Wee k! v 1? *>■ These Charge 1 ARE p. V IN291 words
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