The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 7 April 1910
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly)
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Title Section18 1910-04-07 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. WEJEKLY MAIL EDITIQPJ. THIRD SERIES THURSDAY. APRIL 7, 1910. No. 1,184.18 words
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Article196 1910-04-07 1 Pa-,E3. 9 tkg\ nil ..f Horrors SOQ V I•r Urn i.Mijurv 210 M ty.in Lab ur ProU.-m HO tmoad I 211 1 1 _r R»iv^ i>ii Mr. AaqqitVg Snrraadai 211 Territ rial Pmqm 211 Munii-ij-.il Methods 2*2 X \\:> COVBI Nfv. <*. L ksiun ch;uv I '^18,221 223.21 !,_>196 words
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Article203 1910-04-07 1 Hi-;h Auction Prices Renew the Boom There vraa a remarkable advance m the prioe of raw rubber at the sales m Mincingictne recently. Plantation rubber engaged chief attention, and the supply of 208 tons offered found buyers at from Sdto 10d per lb. advance on previous sale rates,203 words
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Article24 1910-04-07 1 Domestic Occurrences. Birth. At the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, on April 4th, toe wife of J. W. Tait-ISowie, of Kwala Lebir, Kelantan, of a son.24 words
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Article67 1910-04-07 1 (Corrected up to April 6.) Bank 4in s 2/4 f demand 2/4^ Private credits 3ms 2 4, H S credits 6ms France, demand Bank 294^ Germany, demaud 239^ India, T. T 174* Hongkong, demand 24J% Yokohama, demand Il4i Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 6ss Sovereigns, Bank Buying $8.54 Bank67 words
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Article138 1910-04-07 1 April 6. *Tin $75 30 Gambier buyers 11.75 Gambier Cube No 1 14.75 Gambiar OaU l«o. i norn Peppai 3Usk («lk Sport) 14 41 Pepper, Wkic« (f Aii) 26 50 Nutmegs (110 to tks IV^ 1 8.00 Nufcine^ (SO to tkt iW.) 22.00 Mace (Baala) a° m Oloyw (Aaxboim^138 words
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Article, Illustration1481 1910-04-07 1 The Single Chamber of Horrors." Frre *baP the Prc«;<: the PeOfde'l r '^'nt Tr.r.:r.taii\ Un»wed Ky influence and imVnbed by sniin Here patriot Truth her L r 'onout precepts draw. Pledged to Rcfigbo, Loyaiti ar.d I^iw. Apl 1. If the first taste of blood have its commonly believed effect of1,481 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement209 1910-04-07 1 n to the "Singapore Free Press" .y returning from Kuropo to the Straits Iv niiy of the mail lines, nre invited to send to the MaaaMt the n?.u?o of th»*ir steamei and date of arrival m Singapore. Copies will then be led to ami t}-.»-m at various ports ot call.209 words
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Advertisement32 1910-04-07 1 SIAM IN THE MALAY PENINSULA A Short Account of the position or Siam m the States of Kelantan, Patani Legeh and Sai. Re-printed from the M Singapore Free Preu." Price 50 cent?.32 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous240 1910-04-07 1 THE WEEK. The last mail from home arrived by the 81. Thongwa on Saturday with dates to March 11. A homeward mail wasttken on Tuesday, by the MM. Tonkin and this weekly goes by the Davanha to-day. March rubber returns and dividend new 3 are given m this issue. Captain240 words
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Article1858 1910-04-07 2 Apl 2. Much at this time m our national history weighs heuvv on the soul cf man whose daily duty it is to endeavour, so far as the light withui him lies, to keep his fellow- men alive to ail the issues that, for good1,858 words
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Article1104 1910-04-07 2 Apl 4. la pursuance of the observations made m these columns the othar day regarding the cartaiu eirly approach of great and growing demands for estate labour m tlio Malay Peninsula, and what appear to be certain diminutions m at least one or two existing sources1,104 words
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Article1040 1910-04-07 3 Api 5. Tmi Ketelei has spoken. In the tele-j-iius the-e nopeare to-ddy the gist of the I dealer's ipeeeh at Tipperary, m which Nvs dew;), m far more direct detail than Mr A vmi coull ever have ventured to l*ro !>r hini'3lf, the course that the BriPrnM Minia'er1,040 words
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Article878 1910-04-07 3 Apl 6. The attitude of this journal with regard to the Shipping Ring known as the Homeward Conference has b:an thai of consistent opposition, on grounds that have been set forth even to wearisomeness. It is pleasing to note that our aftornoon contemporary is coming into line878 words
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Article811 1910-04-07 3 That the majority of the House of Comnions, which majority cocsists of nobody else than the Irish Nationalists, bent on the repeal of the Union and the Socialist-Labour Party, which does not want to see the House of L)rd3 reformed but to sec it destroy€d should carry811 words
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Article1114 1910-04-07 3 A pi. 7. When we recollect that Mr Haldane m the first flash of his optimism regarding the institutioa of that Territorial Army that was to supersede the Volunteer Force and absorb, at any rate m its first phase, the Militia, looked forward to a figure of1,114 words
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Article1112 1910-04-07 4 Whilst wo have no desire to gird at the Singapore Municipal Commission or to criticise its methods merely for the sake cf criticising, we have yet to admit that its ways are the despair of the ordinary business person. We have referred on previons occasions to the fact1,112 words
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Article543 1910-04-07 4 LEWIS PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT. 9th March. 1910. About 3,880 packages were offered at public auction, ard, meeting with a strong demand, everything sold at record prices. Biscuits, Sheet and Crepes were up fid to 9d, compared with last sales, and Scrap 4d to 5d per lb. Prices kept firm all543 words
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Article181 1910-04-07 4 The Eight Hours Act has proved a veritable thorn m the flesh for British ship, owners, and this just at a period when they were reasonably hoping for good times. At the animal meeting of the Moor Lioe Sir Walter Runciman spoke out strongly on the subject. He described the181 words
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776 1910-04-07 4 Mining and Milling report for roue weeks ending mabch 26th, lul Bukit Roman Minks. Main Shaft. The bearers for the p!u: have been placed below the No. 6 lev»;I. aL i the cistern has been placed m position on them. We are now lowering776 words
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Article94 1910-04-07 4 R S.V.P.— that means roplv,' Return an answer.' Why should I Be tied down to a cup of tea, Or dinner, as the case may be r Rather would I of hunger <]ie Than like some harmless little fly Be snared and caught. Ye gods say94 words
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Article804 1910-04-07 5 A Sikh police constable on duty m Orchardrd. pulled a small Chinese girl out of the canal on Wednesday night. She =tited that another child had pushed her m. Mr C. Miller of the Pulau Brani smelting -works was ordered by tho senior magistrate, yesterday, to804 words
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898 1910-04-07 5 BARXBY 3 REBEKAH." List nicjht, m the presence of a crowded congregation, including H. E. Sir John Anderson and a party from Government House, there was given, by the choir of the church aided by a few frieuds, a very enjoyable sacred concert, under898 words
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Article593 1910-04-07 5 Annual Genial Meeting. The annual general meeting of the Singapore Nursing Association waa held at the Municipal Board room yesterday morning. L*dy Evelyn Young presided ana there were also present Mrs J. D. Sauuders (Hon. Secretary), Mesdames Boyd, Darbishire, Warren and Rowland Allen, Mr E. G. Broadriek (Municipal593 words
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Article257 1910-04-07 5 As red as ever, and fader than ever, tbo Siugapore Directory for 1910 comes cheerfully to band. It says much for the publishers, Messrs Fraser And Xaave, that the public is so well satisfied with this production that no encouragement is given to rivals, and as long as the257 words
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Article44 1910-04-07 5 Homer, the Ridicd ex-M P., has been sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment m the second division for forging the mine of the Dtily Mail contributor to telegrams describing: the alleged hostile reception of Mr Llojd-Gaorge at Falmouth. ("Little Jack Homer aits m his corner.")44 words
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Article532 1910-04-07 5 The Hongkong Dai'y Pre*s remarks upon the excessive rise m opium prices due to the effect of restricted importation upon demand. It save The extraordinary boom m rubber m the commercial world is a matter of common knowledge, but it is not so well known that532 words
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Article233 1910-04-07 5 The first event for ladies m the present annual meeting of the Singapore R fie Association was contested yesterday afternoon m wexther not favourable for good shooting. There was no wind but the light was dull throughout. Notwithstanding this, excellent shooting wa3 made by Miss Ktrr .and233 words
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Article60 1910-04-07 5 To the Editor. Deir Sir,— "O3lK." M as 'fir wan',:" ag the three silly koggl m the fable h^ quote-. The term "ho^'^" is never applied to any soi tor condition of sheep after the first sheariuer. T. W. Bingapora, March 31, 1910. r We have doubled the "g"60 words
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Article66 1910-04-07 5 A visitor who has re-uraed from Khio state 3 that be lias heard thit an agitition haa begun iv the Netherlmda lu.li^s to procure the retention of all Jivacese libmir m tho Nrtherlinds In Jies and their dependencies. Plaattn will do well to tike note of this fetac-:in r ;Lt66 words
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2372 1910-04-07 6 THE ASSIZES. PERJURY CASE CONCLUDED. ACCUSED FOUND GUILT Y. The perjury charge brought by tha Crown against Mr We^ Theani Tew asrain occupied the atteution of Mr Justice F;sher at the Assize Court yesterday. The case for the Crown was completed on Wednesday, m time to allow Mr Rirrer B^vnes,2,372 words
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Article85 1910-04-07 6 Three competitions were shot off at Kampong Bihru— Tuo Police Handicap, the Brick Com petition and the Vanishing Targeh. Below we give the lesults of the Police Handicap. In>p. Mann F. 30 scr. 30 C. I. Evans 28 2 30 SgLJfet. 03 7 30 Canron 2185 words
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Article461 1910-04-07 6 We extract the following from an article on the estimated future production of rubber that is given iv The Times. It will not contain much additional information to that our readers are at present possessed of, but it will tend to confirm previous views. The writer states461 words
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Article24 1910-04-07 6 Mr T. H. B. Philips hag acceptel an appointment on Yaw Seng Esute, near Taiping, and h having at onoe for Perck. (jI. M.)24 words
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Article981 1910-04-07 6 Progress of Rebea^lch. Much interesting information m regard to the progress made m combating malaria and sleeping sickness is contained m the report for 1909 of the Advisory Committee for the Tropical Diseases Research Fund. The revenue of the year amounted to £3,470, made up of contributions of981 words
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Article807 1910-04-07 7 Colonel King Silter, Commanding the Eifl* Bri^ale, die i suddenly at Fort Wilhim, Calcutta, oa March 23rd. The MaUv S:ates Guides Bialey team leaves for Ejglasd by the P. and O. ss. "Nile" on April 29h from Penang. A Chinaman was fined 8200 by Mr Green,807 words
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Article892 1910-04-07 7 Ordinary Meeting, Friday, April .1. PRESBXT Hi 3 Excellency the Governor Sir John Anderson. The Hon'ble the Col. Treasurer J. O. Anthonisz. the Attorney-General F. Belfield. the G >i. Engineer, F. J. Pi<;ott. C, J. S<tund.,T.s. T. S. Baker. Tan Jiak Kirn. H. Fort. C. W. Darbi^hire. Absent892 words
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Article333 1910-04-07 7 Trouble Through Wife Going Out. A sick looking Cantonese woman named lam Ah Eec was before Mr H;binson, third magistrate, yesterday, on an allegation of attempting to commit MtiekU by hanging herself. She said she did not know anything abjut it. She only knew that she went to333 words
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Article116 1910-04-07 7 The auuual report on Tan Tock Seng: Hospital for 1909 was laid on the table of Couocii yesterday. The removal from the old to the new Hospital was cirried out during April. Persons under observation for lunacy are now sent to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital instead116 words
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Article75 1910-04-07 7 Mr Stevens mentioned to Mr Michel), senior magistrate, yesterday, the eases against Captain James Holme, master of the t».s. Hong Bee," and Towkay Lim Ho Puah, owner of the vessel, m connection with the importation of chandu. Counsel said the vessel had been allowed to proceed75 words
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Article269 1910-04-07 7 Miss L. S. Gibbs, a fellow of the L:nnaoaii Society and a botanist of daring and resouic-?, has, According to a Reut?r message from Jesselton, British North Bo™eo,cl:mbed successfully Kinabalu, the highest mountain m the territory. This is believed to ba the first ascent of the269 words
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Article218 1910-04-07 7 To the Editor Sir, All Englishman may be sail, at tbe present time, to be divided intj two classes Free Traders and Protectionists. Into tbe merits or demerits of Fair and Free Trade Ido not propose, to enter. Not even, I suppose, the most staunch and bigoted218 words
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Article242 1910-04-07 7 Those who have followed with interest the fortunes of this <juury and the methods arrange i to carry on the work of transport, will be interested to see from the followiag paragraph from the Municipal progress report that the Commissioners have decided to see how the242 words
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Article111 1910-04-07 7 Hylam Arrested m Tan<;lin. Mr W. Peacock of the Chinese Protectorate and Detective Sergeant lily ton paid a surprise visit to a hut m the juDgle off Grange Ro.id on Thursday night and arrested a Hylam named Lim Pecg Kcng on a charge of being a member of111 words
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Article93 1910-04-07 7 Burglars paid a successful visit to a hou?e ai the sixth mile at Thomson Rjid, on Tbursdav night during the absence of the owner, Lim Tons*. Property value J at i>lo 20 was removed Liv: Tong sought the police ia his distress. A few houis !at*r f a93 words
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Article35 1910-04-07 7 The Tvinner of the Monk Competition B.t the Tdn^lia Ci«b wms Mr W. A. Sims. Scores W. A. Sims 760 100 r»;0 D. McLodCraik 7H 100 841 K. St. J. BradJeii W7 130 77735 words
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Article84 1910-04-07 7 TV) hundred and fifty Calcutta ladies havj MVMBtad the Countess of Minto r. ith a beautiful diaraoad bcoocfc m the form of a lotus flower as a mirk of appreciation of her h wpitalitj and tv^r her efforts iv startiogtfa Miato Nufbing Fand. A nuurriftgi is arranged, and w 1184 words
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Article1154 1910-04-07 8 QntCfWtl fifjunt homines nostri cat Jorrorjo Libelli. Juvenal. Nothing C3ull be finer than the placid equanimity with which the Peers, led by the Liird "of Dalmeny, di3cus3 the matter of the setting of their House m order, and the strengthening of themselves as a compensation f1,154 words
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Article244 1910-04-07 8 Penan*, vs. Perak. Tha following w*re the scores m this abandoned match at Taipiog. Perak. Ist lutiicgs. X. Grenier lbw Dean 11 A. B. Voules b Griffith*JonM 11 O. Mirks b Griffitb-Jor.es 3 B. C. N. Knight 1> Gritlilh-Jones 2 F. W. Talbot b Dean 2 S. G. A.244 words
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Article259 1910-04-07 8 A wire to tie S.C.M. Pest says The Jt lilies Johcsoo tight for the world's heavy-weiuht cbampionthip iv July next has be,;n arranged to t .ke place at Emeryville racecourse. There will bo fKty thousand saats available at X' 2 fer seat. Eddie Soiith will prebiUv act as refcreo.259 words
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Article871 1910-04-07 8 London papers of March 9, note that a sum of £10,000 m bar gold was set aside for the Straits Settlements Note Guarantee Fund. New York advices from Ottawa state that a Canadian Parliamentary Committtie has decided m favour of the abolition of bookinakiDg on racecourses.871 words
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Article458 1910-04-07 8 The annual Eister meeting of the Singapore Rifla Association was resumed on the Bilestier Range on Saturday and Sunday, when the competitions given below were shot off. As will be seen, the shooting m the first stage of the Telephone Cup, m which 12 qualified, was458 words
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Article133 1910-04-07 8 It is understood tliat a Compmv btl been formed with acupital of 8120,000 to build a first-class hotel m Habeas, *be!e the accommodcLtiou lur visitors ;ni residents has been notoriously deficient fciL^--the Rubber Boom has been m procit>>. The contemplated houl an excellent iita has been selected will133 words
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Article42 1910-04-07 8 An obituary notice m the Honing P it of Maich 11 th annources the deatfc < f Mri Jtue Tavlor, the mother of Sir W. Taylor, the Resident General of the P. M vow on his waj to England.42 words
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Article102 1910-04-07 8 A Kling gharry p.vce pieced guilty l>efr re Mr Green, second magistrate, on Btiurdaj to cruelty to a pony. Inspector Pestana of the P. C. A. department said the pony was lame and m a poor condition. Mr P^Uaw had pievi/i.Iwarned tho ot\ner who inadefa prac'ice of102 words
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Article803 1910-04-07 9 A Tamil resident of 207 North Bridge »id accuses another Tamil of siealiDg sand valued at £24. A Chinese trader of 65 Cros3 Street allies that one of hi 9 coolies h*s run away with a sum of $900 which he had nollfcc:ei on hid tehulf.803 words
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Article1203 1910-04-07 9 Public Denial by Me Van Someren. la the Aetna Court yesterday afternoon before Mr Justice Fisher ro^e, Mr Van bomeren cime into cjurt and asked permis6ion to make a statement. His attention, he said, hdd been called to the loed papers, giving the accouut of the recent1,203 words
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Article163 1910-04-07 9 Vow Weng Sjng, a C-intoQe?p, was before Mr Michell m the District Court, yesterday, on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to a countrywoman of Lis named Wong Ah Sam. Court Ksp^clor Ambrose appeared for the prosecution. The woman said that she was walking at the foot163 words
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Article117 1910-04-07 9 Captain Willis of the Wee Bin steamer Nam Yong pleaded guilty before Mr MicLell, seziior magistrate, yesterday, to a charge of working cargo on Suiday m contravention of tho Sunday Labour Ordinance. He said that his vessel came out of dry dock at 3 am. one Sunday.117 words
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Article128 1910-04-07 9 A Tamil got four months' rigorous imprisonment m the District Criminal Court yesterday for robbing a Chinaman of a dollar aud a pawn ticket m Bukit Timih Koad, near the electric power station. Complainant said the accused stepped him and asked for a match. He said he had128 words
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Article140 1910-04-07 9 Nottingham Spring Handicap. Nottingham Spring Handicap of 500 soys. One mile and a quarter. Mr J. Burn's Desmond's Pride, Gyrs, Bst Jib Clark 1 Mr B. Riley'a Isograph, 6yrs, 6st 91b Wilkinson 2 Mr A. E. Bowen'd King's Courtship, 6yrs, 7st ioib Griges 3 Sir E Camel's140 words
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Article142 1910-04-07 9 2nd Glouc-sters and ls-t Leicesters w.re the finalists this year for tbo Army Cup. The game resulted m a win for tbe 2nd Glcucesters by 3 goals to nil. The children of Pollird'i Lilliputian Opera CViupaiy, v] o have been m Bargalorefor ovtr a fortnight givirg performances on142 words
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Article657 1910-04-07 9 March 11th. Since our report cf a week ago the market has been daily advancing, the ifat being con tiaoas and without setback. The advance, amounting to lOd per lb for Hard Fine Para, has by no means been confined to the tatter grade, medium Para ki657 words
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Article321 1910-04-07 9 Announced m One Day The Times of Cejrlon hai 1 win from Lnion announcing the flotation of F ur Ku l b r T lists to one day. These are T<.e Colonial Rubber and Produce Invf-.st-mei:t Tiust, Limited, with un aathcriaad capital of JL; I ,<'oo,<'<»o, of321 words
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Article1274 1910-04-07 10 Chinaman Dies from a Thrashing. Captain O W. Taubert of the V. D- L. reamer Locksum," appeared before Mr Robinson, acting third magistrate yesterday mornin?. on a charge of voluntarily causing Whitehead of the p >lice mentioned the case to his worship. He slid the charge at the1,274 words
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Article606 1910-04-07 10 Effect of Boom on Dealers m Waterproofs and Goloshes. prices still eisino Manufactured rubber articles have not yet gone up m price to the general public, although raw rubber yesterday ilfarab 9) reached the unprecedented price of 10s. 6^d. a pound m the Mine nglane sale rooms Twelve606 words
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Article711 1910-04-07 10 A MURDER CASE. The last case m the second Assize was taken yesterday before Mr Justice Fisher and a special jury, a Chinaman named Yong A Tye being charged with the murder of Yoog Lee, on December 7, last. Mr Crabb Watt appeared for the Crown and Mr711 words
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Article233 1910-04-07 10 The dispute which has been going on for some time past between the Royal Dutch Oil Company and the Burma Oil Company concerning various matters relating to their respective spheres of influence, and particularly m regard to the invasion of one another's markets, has been settled amicably233 words
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Article329 1910-04-07 10 Messre Birkerand Co. seed the following returns Senawang 5,320 lbs. dry Corresponding month last year 742 lbs. dry ToUl for fi r8 t two months of Financial Year !>99 i dry Total for corresponding psriod l 4Bt year 1,733 lbs dry. I^dbii'-y 8.552 lln. dry Corresponding month329 words
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Article667 1910-04-07 10 Six BmMt Wils Kill a Man. Those m the neighbourhood of the hornets' nests m Ipob, says the Times of Malaya, will be interested to read the following account <i an experience with hornet 6 which Mr E. \V\ Birch, c M g had on his recent667 words
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Article985 1910-04-07 11 The average peison is by co means m a i>n to pass judgment on this su'j jeer, the average person has stldom an op- liity to hear a really brilliant talker. pinions have to bo bas-.d on the recorded ■aviagl tne clever conversationalist, and on r PPr*985 words
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Article1189 1910-04-07 11 Almost every county m English can boast m a greater or lesser degree of its holy well, and m former days when eveiy kind of superstition was rampant m the land, they were looked upjn m the light of a certain cure for every imaginable ailment. In the1,189 words
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Article833 1910-04-07 11 The Spread of the Rubber Craze. A TYPICAL DAY ON 'CHANGE. The boom m rubber shares which has dominated the Stock Exchange for the past few weeks is proving one of the most sensational periods that has ever been mown m London's fioancial circ'es. Its effects833 words
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Article236 1910-04-07 11 Notwithstanding the gocd figures for February, which showed a decrease of about 1,700 tons m the total visible supplies, this market has on the whole been weak and unsettled on large Eastern eff-ringa and resales by macy of the Tin Pla'e niauufacturers m the principality m anticipation of a236 words
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Article214 1910-04-07 11 PR ACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. A Missionary Rubber Plantation. The memorandum and articles of association of the Sitiawau Mission Plantations, Ltd. have been issued. The registered c ffiee of the company will be m Singapore, and the company is formed to acquire 280 acres of land, situated m the district of Sitiawan,214 words
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Article372 1910-04-07 11 The high stimulation of will power m America has had tne effect of quickening the general pace of life to a rate that always astonishes and sometimes annoys the European visitor. The movement of things and people is r.ipid, incessant, bewildering. There is a rushing tide m372 words
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Article130 1910-04-07 11 Ladies may like t > imagine tue ooabin*tion of the following colours which vie tiiote of the robrs cf the Dalai Lama on vising m C Icuita His HoUanee wore a |«e»4U L f refn silk roue v.ith a saffron bilk ileevtjieee jacket. Hie etefl wen i<i130 words
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Article138 1910-04-07 12 A Hair-Oil Manufacturer. Allahabad, March 2 th. The Full Bench of the Attain bad High Court has ditbarrsd Biagatßaci, Barrister atLiw, Middle Temple. He was enrolled a3 an Advocate both m the Allahabad High Court and the Lahore Chief Court m the year 1653. He practised138 words
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Article804 1910-04-07 12 Events have not so far proved that the day selected for the transference of the Straits S^ttlemeuts directly to British Government control m 1607, showed any prophetic insight as to the career of the Coloay. That the transfer should have nominally been accomplished on All Fools day, was804 words
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Article1123 1910-04-07 12 He was young and lull of confidence m himself, bii mind replete wi'.h the most recent advances m medical science, as the honours bestowed upon him by his University testified, and he could therefore afford to laugh at the ignorant and superstitious Malays who expressed1,123 words
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Article98 1910-04-07 12 Kamuning (Perak) Rubber and Tin Co. —Messrs Guthrie and Co.— February output 5,009 lb dry rubber and $1,037 return from tin. March, 0,332 Ib 3 rubber tin $5,870. Libu— Messrs Guthrie and Company Mirch output 10,112 lb; total 3 mos. 38,419 lb. List year March 3,299 lb; three98 words
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Article349 1910-04-07 12 BORNEO MISSION ASSOCIATION. In the Diily News of March s:h, T.ible Talk the following references are made to Archdeicen Sharp's work. Missionary literature, as those know who see anything of it, is full of curious interest. We take up tbe quarterly report of the Borneo Mission Association, and light at349 words
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273 1910-04-07 12 The report for presentation to the shareholders at the thirty seventh ordinary meeting to be held at the Society's offices at noon, on Wednesday, the lo:h inst., is as follows The Board has now to lay before the shareholders a balance sheet containing a summary273 words
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Article677 1910-04-07 12 The mail brings out the customary CU)B letters promotions etc but there are' quite so many of the latter recorded this V* as previously. The statutory meeting of London Srxjiwas held on March 7. After ftfm^ preliminary expenses underwriting etc of =£27,' 00 was m the bank most677 words
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Article267 1910-04-07 12 Writing on the subject of oil fuel for naval purposes, a correspondent of Tlie Times says that the potential consumption of this form Of fuel m the British fl^et may be considered to be about ],5U0,<;00 tons per annum. Tae annual production of petroleum m the world267 words
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Article744 1910-04-07 13 L eutenant Prince, Loyal North Lincashire l? r &;itneut, is appointed to theMalav S'a'es Guides. Mr H. L Vogelsinsr who resides at the Sea View hotel at Tanjong Katong has lost a bicycle valued at $30. The famous Toyama military band, is on its wav to744 words
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Article58 1910-04-07 13 Messrs Guthrie and Co., the agents of the above, inform us that m addition to recomme*- iin>: tho payment of a fiaal dividend of 17,*^ the Directors also recommend that the buoi of iTROOObe placed to reserve, and that the present j£l shares of the Cjm-p-icy be58 words
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Article861 1910-04-07 13 CAPTAIN COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. Further evidence was taken by Mr Robinson, acting third magistrate, yesterday, m the preleminary enquiry into the charge of culpable homicide brought against Captain G. W. Taubert of ihe German steamer L>ck sun." Assist. Supt. Wuitehtfi'l of the police conducted the euo^iry.861 words
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Article51 1910-04-07 13 A Chinaman haß reported at the Beach Road police station that while he was loading logs into a tongkang at Bill he was bitten about the lega by a crocodile. He exhibited some very severe wounds and was sent to the Tan Tock Seng hospital for51 words
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Article1102 1910-04-07 13 If the weather continues as sloppy as it has been lately for the next few weeks we shall have a good many horses short of work at the opening of the race meeting. It looks likely that some of the more familiar racers will be out of it1,102 words
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Article266 1910-04-07 13 A meeting of the Finance ani General Purp< ses Committee of the prop- s j d AgriHorticultural show was held at the Excharge room yesterday afternoon. Col. E. G. BrOidrick was unanimously voted to the Chair. There were present the hon'nle Tan Jiak Kirn, Messrs Jago, Pttchin, Boyd,266 words
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Article265 1910-04-07 13 (From Our Omi Correspond' nt) The weather has been the mam subject of conversation. The Eister botidtjl were to a great extent spoiled by iLces-^aLt rain, which ha 3 also huug up all pr.;grtss with the tennis tournament the ladifs shooting, an<l though the golf competitor, for which265 words
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Article241 1910-04-07 13 Tbe followiag Singapore propertips were disposed cf by auction at Powell and Go's sale room yesterday afternoon. Shop-house No. 11l Doalop Btreet. I'lo sqft, i»'J9 yeirs, monthly rent $10. $1,100. Shop-house No. 113 Dunlop Street, 1 ,< »7l sqfr, 099 j.eirs, monthly rent slo. $1,450. Shop house No.241 words
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Article632 1910-04-07 14 The SpUngor Turf Club griffias arrived m Kuala Lumpur oa Siturday. They are a hktl/ lot, though one has had t > DC rej icted. The Kian* griffins have also arrived. Soutar Bbgfc. *a p"lica constable, was charged before Mr Robinson yesterday, wi'Vkicking Hong Ah Hee632 words
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Article293 1910-04-07 14 With 323,000. Business circles were m Hongkong concerned over the disappearance of on*) cf the shroffs employed by the eoinpradore of the I'hartered Bank, and the non-payment of a sum of S 28,000 collected by him from one of the leading business houses just prior to his293 words
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Article744 1910-04-07 14 A Conviction Quashed. la the Sapreme Court, yesterday, Mr Justice F.sber was engaged with appeals from decisions of police magistrates. The first c*s'i heard was that of Tan Hu^y who was represented by Mr V. D3vereux Koowies. Appellant was charged with voluntarily causing hurt to one Pek Tiat,744 words
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Article152 1910-04-07 14 Before Mr Michell yesterday afternoon Benjamin A. Pdreira sued Muthoo Kumaru tor $50 money lent on July o, 1900. The defendant alleged that the money had been repaid. llr Koowles appeared for the plaintiff who stated that he lived at 51-19 Gilstead Road. Oa July sth he152 words
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Article595 1910-04-07 14 RUBBER RETURNS. [Delayed m transmission (From our own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, March 30. There will be issued nex" week the Chembor.g Rubber Coropmy of Negri S-mbilan. The area is 1,016 acres of which 090 are planted. It has been reported upon by Mr Bloomfield Douglas. The capital is595 words
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Article1279 1910-04-07 14 (From our own Cor resjion lent.) The Toogicah Tin Dredging Go's output for Much was 920 pikul, the produce of three dredgers workiag 1040 hours. Tronoh Output was 3487 pikul including 030 from Tnbuters. ihe ironoh figures as wired were not correct they should read excluding 0301,279 words
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Article446 1910-04-07 15 MURDER CHAKGE NOT UPHELD. The murder trial m which a Chiuainaa, named Yost Ah Tye, w.is charge 1 with tho kiliiaur ol Tct L~e, w-is resumed before Mr Justice Fislnr jrestenLiy, when the case for the Crown w»s continued. Ibipcctot >i!tv gave details of his inppsctioa of the446 words
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Article90 1910-04-07 15 The price ol a chest of opium rushed up to 18^900 yesterday m Sicgapore. The li-d;an pries was Rs. 4,000. At the Penang Assizes Vaiti and Pakiri were acquitted on a charge of murdering a niic nauiel Keugam at Batu Licchacg on Jan 15. The contention90 words
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Article1955 1910-04-07 15 (By Submarine Telegraph) (Renter** Agency) Kec March 31, 9 55 am. Details of the tariff agreemeat between Canada and America are publi&Ud and it appears that Canada has coLCfided intermediate rates on forty c ituin Cities m return for theUaited S.ates minim aa tariff. Speaking m the lu^er House1,955 words
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Article582 1910-04-07 15 Per Selangor Mr and Mrs Cowie, llvs Kcng Tarn, Mcs rs W. Covran, Fensingr, Taylor, Mackenzie, Rennie, Lampard, Sanderson, Tan Aug Tee. Tan Swee, Tan Tea Chen?, Stewart, Oakley, Malot. Mr and Mrs Wallace, Mrs Koek, ?nd Mr J. Hcok. Per R. of Sarawak Mis D.iy, Cap*". Cunmrgham, Dr.582 words
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Article689 1910-04-07 16 April 1. Produce, Nor. str Winsnes, for Bangkok. Breid, Nor. str, Likang, for Bangkok via parts. Stentor, Brit, str., Butler, for Liverpool via ports. Yaroslavl, Rns. str.. Oronovsky, for Odessa. Iski de Panay, Span, str Sona, for Iloilo and Manila. Tuscarora, Brit. str. t Hollinshead, for San Fiancibco. Rochuasen,689 words
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Article139 1910-04-07 16 Feb. Mar. Total. Pikule. Belat 171 431 Braang 96 352 Brusfch Chenderiang 150 436 Gopeng 650 680 2,090 Jeber Kamnning $1,637 $5,870 $15,010 Kanaboi 330 750 Kinta 550 560 1,610 Kinta Association Kledang Kramat Pulai 453 1,070 Kuantan 44.23 HO Lahat 630 750 2,010 Meuglemba Lode 275 61139 words
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Article346 1910-04-07 16 Feb. Mar. Total. Allagar 1,850 2,050 5.900 Anglo Malay 49,718 53,167 152,191 Aver Molek Ayer Kuning Balgownie 7,596 9,028 25,231 Banteng 1,259 1,464 4 029 Batu Caves 10,124 10,224 Bertam 10,C00 22,500 Bukit Kajang 937 2,603 5,686 Bukit Rajah 37 362 73,68-3 Bukit Lintang 2,500 2,850 7,350346 words
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Advertisement57 1910-04-07 16 An Anecdotal History OLD TIMES In Singapore, from the Foundation of the Settlement on Fab ruAry 6th, 1819, to the Transfer to the Colonial Offce on April Ist 1867, irith 30 Portrait! Maps and Illustration* BY Charles Burten Buckley m two volumes, m paper coyer $8.50. JONN LITTLE A Co.,57 words
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