The Straits Budget, 17 January 1907
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Title Section31 1907-01-17 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE ilvvJMtyBWjc. WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXI. NO. 2ssa. Singapore, Ttosday, 17th Janary, 1907. (tneuMi mi hu «mn. Price 25 Cents. V. > r X31 words
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Advertisement188 1907-01-17 1 -> t ♦if $> MECHANICAL. ELECTRICAL 4 CIVIL ENCINfISS. SHIPBUILDERS 04 IMLERMAKERS. m 0 .t T CL. ADD**99 HA*Q**AVeM. 9f NQAPOffM. r V iTP 1, Singapore, Ipoh (Perak). (A I. c tamo.\ lPGIWAtV ImimnH COOK9 BAM KAMI IMIHIRttt LIKMC1 Sole Agenta tor— Ruitoa Procter I Co.. Lit. Portable Engines. Hoad188 words
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Advertisement486 1907-01-17 1 my m 80 7 »i m «tf| XShree Royal Portraits. Royalties Rulers Fame M Fact Rovers Fiction Singapora States Straits CDysterious Story Mr. BY t f.ZJ 4 'i 5h >9/ Ifc-ammi me w. tC .r*i Price $1 or $1.20 with rootage. &§|»4 OBTAINABLE AT OUR AGENTS a C JOHN LITTLE486 words
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Article182 1907-01-17 1 The Royal Visit 1 Penaug's Preparations... 1 Local Programme *2 Tfie Former Visit ’2 S. C. C. New Pavilion *2 Paining Finances <> Singapore Share Market New Singapore Steamer 1 Penang Volunteers 4 Penang Veterans’ Ha 11... 4 Departure of Monmouth 4 King Alfred Ashore J Postal182 words
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609 1907-01-17 1 (Fkom Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Hoxokoxo, January 15, 10 a.m. His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught will have a busy time during his four days’ visit to Hongkong as Inspector-General" of His Majesty’s Forces. The official programme609 words
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Article147 1907-01-17 1 Inspection of the Malay Guides. Pcuang, January lf>. 12.40 p.ni. It has been arranged provisionally for the reception of the Duke and Duchess" of Connaught on their arrival here to provide a guard-of-honour, consisting of the Volunteer Corps and Cadets, at Swettenham Pier. The Government Offices will bedecoiated.147 words
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Article884 1907-01-17 2 I'l HLIC HOLIDAV DECLARED. i, >ir. i of tin-official arrangement* j it to Sing:*pore on February I. »i .j) by M-cisil committee, have, as yet. 1, on. ’I ho*e ot the return visit J ,,r, irv i are still in tin* making, and i, :r*t brio-, i definitely884 words
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530 1907-01-17 2 Tin- approaching arrival of T. R. H. the Duke ami Duchess of Connaught, recalls to mind their visit to Singapore in March of 18M. At an early hour on the morning of March 2.'» of that ‘year they530 words
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308 1907-01-17 2 Hint part ot’ Singapore- where the Victoria Memorial Hall ami the new Hotel do K'Kurope and the new S. C. C. pavilion is being erected, is perhaps responsible for some of the best nuildings in the City. The latest to308 words
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Article121 1907-01-17 2 Ihe first lecture of the wa* i e !vi ud at the \.M.G\A. mi the dth inst, by Hygiene/’ g the üblect At the close of the lecture the Rev P Hunter, the local Secretary of the St. John’* Association, expressed to Dr. Youne gratitude Of121 words
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1053 1907-01-17 3 i Oik Own Cohkkspoxi>kkt>. Lipis, January 7. ial provision has again been made i-'year for works in connection with the j. vdopment of the State, the Public Works i W'partuieut being allotted more money to -in ud iu 1967 than1,053 words
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Article146 1907-01-17 3 We regret to record the death of Mr. J an Tong Whatt, a very popular Chinese gentleman, at his residence at Moliamed Sultan Road, on Saturday morning. The deceased, up to the time of his death, held the post of chief store-keeper at Messrs. Behn146 words
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Article579 1907-01-17 3 In their weekly share report, M» «*■<*>. Latham and Co. write: The market opened quietly after the noddays, with a general feeling of waet i onfidence akin to timidity, but has wince sett'ed down, closing steadier. A fair business has been done in -cmc Mining Stocks and579 words
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Article42 1907-01-17 3 A vessei, »belioyed to be the HeWiifl>pe*d, bound from Hull for Bnenos Ayres, with a cargo of coal, foundeied on December *H), in a storm off the mouth of the Humber.' The crew, numbering twenty.four, were all drowned.42 words
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832 1907-01-17 4 T!jr Mil! ti i-n Saturday the J un Hon* f Uong J l,: pt,* m,) v our opinion. but tin oj.iiiion ol the fiovcnimeiit Marim cvp‘ it- wIiom- uhMiva tuns both ol tin < on-ti H.tion and tin: rrcdiameal nbihtie- “t832 words
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443 1907-01-17 4 it) i >i i: 1 >\\ N Co|{l:i;sl*oMU M l. iVnany. .lanani v (>. Ii \m ll hiippcn to mrt't a I’eimny oiunte* i. take i:i\ advice and do not mm tioii tli*' wold ••alarm." It is a daily*tons word to us*443 words
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519 1907-01-17 4 PENANG VETERANS’ BALL. Devil Dances with a Hospital Nurse.” 1 f'IIOM Oi l! Own C’nitftKM'OMjKSTh Htmang, January 0. Vna V U r:uls have certainly ark January 4, 1!MI7, with a red atone iu the history of I enang, for their fancy dress dance ivas more than a success, and both519 words
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105 1907-01-17 4 i lotoM Oi h Own Cokrksi*oni>knt). Penang. January 6. H.M.S. Mo.iu.outh lias now left us and o,i to I ort jnvettenhain. the Dirulings ami Malacca. We have certainly all enjoyed the stay ot the warship here, and I fancy105 words
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Article14 1907-01-17 4 We hear that Sir Frank here .hortlv he n,a y expected14 words
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Article593 1907-01-17 5 Successful Charity Entertainment in Memorial Hall. i.reat credit is due to the officers and men of H M. S. King Alfred for the most successful iitertaininent given by them on the 14th inst. in aid of S. Mary’s Home, held under the patronage of His Excellency Sir593 words
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Article264 1907-01-17 5 Mr. X o**l Trotter, Postmaster. General. has forwarded to uh the Postal Guide for l‘.M)7 for the Straits Settlements, which has been published with his authority. It is a most serviceable guide, and should find a prominent place in every godowu in the town, as its contents will,264 words
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Article199 1907-01-17 5 Scientists prophesied a total eclipse of the Sun yesterday, and it was recorded that the contact may be visible at Singapore at about 1 hour 510 minutes past mid-day.” Without doubt there was a total eclipse somewhere, but we are not assured that the phenomenon was199 words
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Article76 1907-01-17 5 The alarm sometimes felt in Singapore and Peuaug at the rise of Sabang, a rival port, is not borne out by the course of events. Dutch official reports show that Sabang was visited by 164 foreign ships in 1901. That number rose to 177 in 1905. In the76 words
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Article90 1907-01-17 5 On the 11th inst, while Mr. A. S. Pestana, Boarding Offictr, and his family were driving down to the wharf in a gharry an accident occurred. As the carriage neared the docks, several coolies ran up to assist in carrying the luggage. The pony bolted and90 words
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333 1907-01-17 5 Alter a lapse of many month-* tin* Lanca*triau Society in Singapore lias been revived. On tlu* 10th inst., the annual minting took place iii the Volunteer Drill Hall. LimitonantColonel Wright, of the R.G.A., occupied the eliuii and some thirty sons of the County Palatine were333 words
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223 1907-01-17 5 Since the Nippon Yuxon Kaisha opened its Bangkok line upon the conclusion of the late war, several Japanese steamship owners have seen in the direction of the South Sea Islands, Rangoon and Saigon, a new field for their operations. According to223 words
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1533 1907-01-17 6 MALAYAN RAILWAY. AN UNCOMFORTABLE JOURNEY TO TAIPING. Engineering Difficulties. Will there be Week-end Trips to Singapore P'l ,,1 Oi l' I >W V < ‘own I |Vii;mg. .lanuary I i-t returned fioiu a mn t 'I aip- i i,; those niieonitoitable journevs Im h in v* i ought to In-1,533 words
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Article132 1907-01-17 6 The Committee of St. Mary’s Home wish to acknowledge, with many thanks, the following list of donations towards the $2,700 required for the benefit of the Home: I. List. Proceeds Tanglin Concert $802 Mr. C. I*. Buckley 100 Offertory, St. Mary’s, K. Lumpur... 70.82 Offertory, St. Barnabas,132 words
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Article119 1907-01-17 6 Colonel Light. a son of Captain Light. tlio founder of Henang, founded the city of Adelaide in South Australia over seventy years ayo. A statue to him waR uuvt*iled there, the other day, by Sir George Le H mitts the Governor of the State. The119 words
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Article120 1907-01-17 6 Iu the House of Commons, Mr. Hoes (Montgomery llurghsi asked the Undersecretary for the Colonies whether he was aware that Sir Patrick Manson and Dr. panic 11 had satisfactorily established the tact that a cure for sleeping sick ness had been discovered by a medical practitioner in lon120 words
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Article46 1907-01-17 6 owned Holton. Watto-puna, TZ'h managed by- the latter, f.as been sold w tlicm for .1:9.01 Hi sterling. There are i«i wrea in tea and 17 in rubber, beside* 10. 1 ara Rubber trees (including .’,uo to rl.1! 14-year-old trees) planted anion;- the tea.46 words
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155 1907-01-17 7 VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE. JAMAICA S CAPITAL DESTROYED. Heavy Casualty List. Sir James Fergusson Among the Victims. Of it Own Cordkhimimu nt.) Loudon. January Hi, 2.-0 a.ru. has been received in London. and Ims boon continued, to the effect that Jamaica has been visited by a severe earthquake, destructive to life and155 words
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785 1907-01-17 7 Jamaica is the largest Island of the British West Indies, being 141 miles in length and fifty iu extreme breadth, and containing about 4.207$ square miles. The Maud was discovered by Columbus oil May 1494. uud he named it St Jago. after785 words
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Article826 1907-01-17 7 Oh fie. Mr. Editor, how you do play fast and loose with these |>oov Government servants of ours. Oue might almost designate them Elgin’s Troupe of Marionettes.” for first they dauce on oue leg and then, to a different air. they hop on the other, whilst you.826 words
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Article1830 1907-01-17 8 The.n.j Mx intMtu.dM.-olth* Billiton w ),i u«tw..n the Nat mas and \ie.uii 1-1.,nd- <*n uiu. i K». "as jp)r| mi, 11. P.tli ill-t.. Ill tli. M.illllfc C..,ut of I u.pm The II,.j m Ill'l. I til! i'll1,830 words
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291 1907-01-17 8 A Holden named Kng (Jain was arraigned before Mr. (been. the Second Magistrate, on the loth inst.. on a charge of maiming a bullock, allied at 5100, belonging to a man named Lim Seng at Siglap. A coolie employed hv Lim Seng291 words
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729 1907-01-17 9 The third murder case before the present mission of the Assizes was begun on the 10th inst. before a special jury, the accused being Chet Singh, a Sikh, the deceased another Sikh named (hinder Singh, and the scene729 words
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1552 1907-01-17 9 At the Assize Court on the 9th inst, Ong Hong and Dim Chiam were put on trial on a charge of murdering one Low Yec Ho on December 8 last. Mr. E. Farrer-Baynes appeared for the accused and the Acting Attorney-General1,552 words
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Article251 1907-01-17 10 Bdoi* Mr. Justice Fisher and a com•it jmy. on Tuesday the defence in Judah ease was opened hy Mr. Vail "'luei* n. who addressed the Court briefly. 1 J* field that the fiivt i-liarge against the unused had not been proved. The document which it was251 words
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Article400 1907-01-17 10 rday. tin cross examination of the ;t.. iM if was continued. He said that N «ttDa.ii liiul had a. grudge* against him H this affair a pretext for getting li ui e.t d1 the office. All me losses incurred hy t hen*; repudiated eo,Bract* had been paid Mr400 words
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332 1907-01-17 10 The case of Mahomed Kusope and Said Mancau and Co., cattle dealers, against Tang Joe and Co., owners of the steamer Will o’ the Wisp, has been concluded. The plaintiffs claimed $2f>0 as money forfeited on a contract332 words
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1431 1907-01-17 10 tries of ••Police! Police!* attracted the attention of three members of the Police force to Sago Street, on Saturday afternoon, and on their arrival they saw two C antonese, Wan Sun and Lee Ah Choou, busily engaged in fighting,1,431 words
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Article956 1907-01-17 11 Libel Action in the Supreme Court. Refore the Chief Justice on the 9th inst. Messrs. G. R. Lambert Co. sued Mr. George Michael lor $1,000 damages for libel alleged to he contained in a communication regarding the exhibit of the plaintiff s at the Agri-Horticultural Show’, which appeared956 words
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Article103 1907-01-17 11 On November 28, the police were informed that a Chinese girl, aged twelve years, had disappeared from her parent's house at Kampong Malacca. Detective Inspector Hart traced the chilli to a Chinese planter's hut on the Ruona Vista Road. A Teochew named Li Peng Lau* was arrested. The103 words
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Article60 1907-01-17 12 O- I». t-n.her dl, at No. I’eddei ]f... If the Wifcif .1 c. H. L. Swill. Cnu-f I n, -u Nanning." of a daughter. Penang )'i* l ro l'> p, On unary d. at tin- routhern pr< -b.f- .hi M."U n. >onchow. tin- wife* of the p H x».-.60 words
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Article115 1907-01-17 12 Kjioi.i .im is. On liecember 11. at All Smuts but It. Marlow by tin- Bevd. .1. II. f.igbt. Vim' "f the parish, an-isted by the If i-ti-n I.eigij, i»n'of Wiirgrave, and the Bexd. M Winter. iplttiii Hubert tutor BIimIus. .-berwiiofl I-’oresten*. son of .1, \V. pdioiles. i. s*|,, .1115 words
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Article446 1907-01-17 12 IS IT REVOLUTION It i- difficult pi understand horn Beuter's i lew uwmd summary what it is that the Lmd Adxocuic Scotland advocates. We ann<»i imagine .Mr. Thomas Shaw as a JtoL -piem leading Scotland intd a bloody levohitinn mi belmlt of some national cause. V-tliieonU construction that can bo446 words
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Article834 1907-01-17 12 In the good old times everybody, from tbe King downwards, had bis price, and could be bought accordingly. In 169n, it was discovered that is, officially discovered —that corruption was almost universal. William III. took .£10,000, and the 1 hike of Leeds £‘.>.000, as inducements to favour the834 words
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Article1580 1907-01-17 13 Reuter confirms the social telegram we received from our own London correspondent, aud published, yesterday. The Shah ,t Persia is dead he died on the 8th iustant; i hut the news was withheld, as is the custom in Asiatic Empires. Muzaffar-ed din, as His Majesty was called, was1,580 words
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Article700 1907-01-17 14 l tii,it I iiilia lv v 1 til* r 1 t t* isstn i- the utrodu. lion of a 4 n’igl 1 P— There an t wl (||in rAi-e-hown s y»'.p t,. iiivinit •l.or. gard the* new,p.per .tn.vd. t rv butanun- viI. sear* usually with t .iiiiit* *i700 words
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Article736 1907-01-17 14 ...puwttioti ot the Victorian I’loiu Millers' Association and men bants interested ii. the trade between Australia and these* regions was received in Melbourne by Mr. Swinburne, the Minister of Agriculture. The object of the deputation was one of much importance to Singapore and in fact to British Malaya,736 words
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Article254 1907-01-17 14 Hit* visit of tile Amir of Afghanistan to India lias an important bearing upon Imperial politics at the preseut time. Having been driven back from the Gulf of Pechihli by the Japanese, it is generally expected that the Russiaus will seek an outlet for Siberia in254 words
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Article413 1907-01-17 15 We have already warned the Straits •Chinese against giving financial assistance to wild cat schemes in South China, without obtaining satisfactory assurances that their money would not be squandered foolishly or misappropriated by some enterprising but unscrupulous mandarin. The extracts from Hongkong newspapers which we publish413 words
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Article793 1907-01-17 15 Ought we or ought we not, uo matter whether we are or are not gifted with an ear and taste for music, to have melodies discoursed, while we wade through the courses of tiffin or of dinner? This is a question which concerns many of us in793 words
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Article584 1907-01-17 15 There is in Tonkin a strong anti French movement, which may or may not develop into a very se rious affair. The French, we regret to have to say it, have never proved sympathetic rulers of their Asiatic colonies? and there has never been any appreciation of584 words
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Article446 1907-01-17 16 It ‘S* ,ally I us i n( olltro '-ruble tact by K M.Icnts in this Island, a n,I K,K ,1 lv xttcb by new comers Itcf'Mc they can land H t any of tbe »bar V cH. that Singapore is endow*! by nature wttb a mighty force, which446 words
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Article1001 1907-01-17 16 It is considered highly improbable, in the best informed circles, tl.at Sir Henry Camp, bulbHau nennan's Administration will advise tbc King to dissolve Parliament because of t ic killing of the Education Bill by the House of Lords. It was Wievcl that the liberal Party, with its la,*,1,001 words
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Advertisement39 1907-01-17 12 I h<- II ip* ifi r T >.<■ > SvH i '*i ,< /,.< t S i vc r A r ‘I! C mi!*- i r«»I *r• il *i 1 1 froiii l.i r ’HIT 4 1 1 Hh i af’lit \4i.»vi fc39 words
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Obituary22 1907-01-17 12 DKATII Tx.s Tom. iimi. \r In-, residence. No. ‘JS, Molmi'.i-d .so,mu lt „id. tin", morning, at 9.->0 o’i-Jm K. Aged Mi \i-ar*.22 words
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Article548 1907-01-17 17 Mrs. Heslop Hill is on a short visit to Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Just. Magistrate at Kuala Lumpur, has gone to Port Dickson for a holiday. Mr. W L. Ramsay, formerly in charge of tlie Bank at Kuala Lumpur, is goiug to Japan on a slioit holiday for548 words
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Article463 1907-01-17 17 Only ft per cent, of all paper produced in lined for making books. A capsized Chinese junk has been seen Heating in theharbour uear the Quarantine* Station. It has been suggested that an Agri-Horti-cultural Show should be held in Rangoon in March next. The hands ou the big463 words
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Article1611 1907-01-17 18 Lady Lcrjry Somerset - Ann I.’: .up* fi>«** e\ n. 1 i'\ Lady Lcrjry Somerset. It.All*' lli"'-t _’i olflpil w *!/!<t wMm 11 U'n* *least in Allied to maki- cm cjti/.-i. I hey will .’non tli* 'liicv -i f< too precious to iiik hurt in huriv tusly of pubIj i.fc, iliat1,611 words
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39 1907-01-17 18 ‘°1' tb V* Scholarship* 80 iVst• ml I^ t,t on on November been awa r,l J?'» Scholarships for 1907 hare awau,ed as follows in order of merit:1* Lee Kim San. 'Iambi Ibrahim.39 words
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Article14 1907-01-17 19 The Straits Times is not responsible for tt e opinions of its correspondents.14 words
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Article73 1907-01-17 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times.” Singapore, January 12. Sir —In justice to my partner, Mr. Powell Robinson, I must ask you to be good enough to correct the paragraph in last night’s issue, wherein you state I am the proprietor of the Straits Weekly.” The paper is73 words
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Article237 1907-01-17 19 The Editor of the Straits Times. SingajK>re. January 15. Sir,—Your leader on this subject opens up <U1 interesting discussion, and although you ,ue careful not to express an opinion one way or the other, yet perhaps those of your leaders may prove interesting, especially in t plate237 words
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Article90 1907-01-17 19 C onsiderable interest has been aroused in mining circles by the reported discovery of extensive deposits of tin bearing ore in the State of Aguascalientes in Mexico. It is said that samples taken to the capital show the deposits to be rich in metal," and that “in90 words
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Article97 1907-01-17 19 The Han Tek (Ilian rice mill at Cholou tSaigoni has just been fitted up with an extensive electric installation. The firm of Messrs. Riley, Hargreaves and Co. supplied the dynamo as well as the other gear. The 4 Courrier Saigounais si*ys that this is not the97 words
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Article872 1907-01-17 19 General Manager's Monthly Report for the i 4 weeks ending December 29. 1906. The accompanying sheet of mine measure- I ments and assay results of prospecting work i shows a total of 385 feet for the period (4 1 weeks) under review: made up of 19 feet872 words
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Article219 1907-01-17 19 Singapore, January 15, 1907. PRODUCE. Gambler buyers 6.90 do (Cube No. li unpicked 10.37i Copra Bali 11.0u do Pontianak 9.95 Pepper, Black 17.90 ao White 5% 24.50 Saco Flour Sarawak 2fl)5 do Brunei No. 1 2.90 Pearl Sago 5.40 Coffee Bali, 16*% 19.00 Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis 22.50 Coffee,219 words
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Article2657 1907-01-17 20 K. I! I» - r.t. l.’J-.H l I»F>* yl 1 V. n b'* K. I! I». for The i London. Deeelilbei u I o-t. d in v In -t lettci to you on •> },< il la-t. tin have been2,657 words
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Article105 1907-01-17 21 Singapore Golf Club Tlie January Monthly Medal was played for on Saturday fend Sunday, the 12th and 13th instant. The ground was very hard and rough and difficult to play over. The Medal was won by Mr. E. L. Talma with a net score of 84, on a handicap105 words
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Article418 1907-01-17 21 The S. C C Tournament. The S. C. C. cricket tournament was begun on Saturday when the Merchants, thanks to R. T. Reid, secured an easy win. The Rest of the S. C. C. began well, but finished badly, and could only muster 43 runs. The first wicket fell418 words
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Article128 1907-01-17 21 The following are tlie engagements on the Esplanade for the next few days Friday, January 11 —Rugby S. C. C. v. 11. M. S. King Alfred, at 6 p.m. Saturday, January 12 —Cricket: First Round of Tournament, 2 p.m. Monday, January 14 —Hockey; H. M. S.128 words
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Article76 1907-01-17 21 A rowing match Ims lieen arranged between the Singapore Rowing Club and H. M. S. King Alfred, and will take place about 4-80 on Saturday afternoon. The Club team will consist of Messrs. Bouton. I>. Robertson, Branson and Frankliu. The course will be three-quarters of a mile, and76 words
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Article93 1907-01-17 21 In connection with the Singapore Hunt Club, there will be a paperchase on Saturday. The meet will take place at the main entrance, Botanical Gardens, at 4-30 p.ra. There will be a run on Sunday February 3, meeting at the junction of Bukit Tinmh Road and ciuny93 words
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Article271 1907-01-17 21 S. C. C. Draw with R. Q. A. A pointloHH draw was the result of the game between the R. G. A. and S. C. C. on the 10th inst, on the Esplanade. There was a very large attendance —quite the largest that has been seen for some271 words
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Article69 1907-01-17 21 Calcutta, January 11. rhe Ameer and the iceroy of India exchanged visits yesterday. The Ameer expressed wonder at the vast resources of the British Government, and was specially pleased with the accoutrements and general appointments of the British and native soldiery. Lord Kitchener, the Cotmnander-in-Chief of the Forces69 words
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Article3160 1907-01-17 21 London, January 9. The New Hebrides Blue Book attracts* general attention, partly on account of Lord Elgin emphasising fears of undesirable complications through the intervention of a third party, and partly in consequence of the vigorous tone of the protest of the Commonwealth Government, who complained of being3,160 words
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Article549 1907-01-17 23 \By Special Arrangement with Ostasiatinrhe Lloyd Berlin, January The Shah of Persia is dead. The succession is not disputed. No disturbances hart* broken out. Herr Dernburg. the Gorman Minister for the Colonies, has made a successful speech in public in defence of his colonial policy. The French Government\By Special Arrangement with•“ /’ /• Ostasiatinrhe Lloyd ”, - 549 words
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Article464 1907-01-17 24 Ji.u.r .ngdiim L- Bntavia f I II pel dta. Bou-tead \l ..'jiUN-eti. A roe Ba> V«?lvi.. i S,ak y• I..- ■i-.bjii. I' tmuik llu-wleN 10 Webster, L don. Boustead [ZZ D P bang. DaendeU Kenel. I nr -ri. Potjewijd. Badiing, DaendeU hHM( p„,. but .tr. Benuiiers. Bandjennas- 11, i464 words
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Article405 1907-01-17 24 J:mwar\ v» legbtiei.- Br.t ••tr. Penang and r a ltt(l Hong W in lint str,* Penang Bon#; Tong. <; 4 r str. Bangkok lalal H.i. Dut str. M..,.ado vi„ ports Duguy. Nor str. nefoo 7 Strathmore, Brit str, Calcutta 111 Sangola, But str. Rang«Njn and Calcutta auiur, Bntstr, Antwerp405 words
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Article790 1907-01-17 24 Same, party probable date oj arrical t and name of Agents. Steamers. Achilles, China. Jan 25; Mansfield Airlie, Sydney, Feb. 24 Boustead Alciuous, China, Feb 17 Mansfield Ainbria, Manila, Jan/Feb Belm Mever Aparima, Australia, Feb. Boustead Arcadia. Hongkong, Jan 31 p, (j Austral.eti Marseilles, Feb 11 M. Maritimes790 words
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Advertisement251 1907-01-17 25 Straits Skipping and Parcels Agency. «ooiv**d packod, Hhippod' to all part v l>. l ash on delivery system, or deli 'WtSud to addreas. J 1 r.OSLINO A Co., 86 Robinson Road albert l. Undertaker ft 150 MM Solaj| Messrs. Dottridge Ik o 2X88 m IP' '■*7. T* V* London, Jo.251 words
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Advertisement298 1907-01-17 25 T -U m >vT >■ s /V- >•» v ►fly S <'* r J i V> •H Mi fIZ and m i £K -l' M t W *2H* v* ft* e ft? v» Ijj .V. A V- r7 -v t 3 'W *ui S»J3 i > .-r S, 'VJI f*298 words
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Advertisement211 1907-01-17 26 Jn order to :r-- {je-cv P 1 1 w v« p /p .3 gHEsg r: fcv SPECIAL i£ o« $1._ J S9fc?&'3»*fe»* ■•:v W -errm. r igs t W- w c m* jy yrwC M: YK vr: L £L: i f IT WILL BE SOLO TILL END OF THIS YEAR211 words
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