The Straits Budget, 24 January 1907
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Advertisement169 1907-01-24 1 t 3* MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL CIVIL ENGINEERS SHIPBUILDERS fll« BOILERMAKERS Hr. Singapore, Ipoh (Perak). Will Vkm Sole Agents for— Ruston Proctor 9 Co.. Ltd. Portable Engine*,. Hoad Rollers, Ac. CODES USED. A Ilk Edition.| ENOIMCEAINO IIKIIM. Electrical Department. H0USEWIRIN6. TANGYES Ltd Duplex Ste am Pump*. Campbell 60s Eo|io< Co.,Ltd. Oil and169 words
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Advertisement197 1907-01-24 1 i. r." V Jn order to introduce 4 -f* >■ i t i^ fja'■ T"* < cSl ."V S. SPECIAL f &p& < X- i T-i-;. x i sWfEpHKX* :r.$>?p£ e KW > -V* -n ir WILL BE SOLO TILL END OF THIS YEAR AT HALF PRICE, tj rf* C197 words
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Title Section28 1907-01-24 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXI. 40. 2553. Singapore, Thursday, January 24, 1907. ESTABLISHED OVED HALF A CEH1WV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article206 1907-01-24 1 Municipal Board l 2 The Royal Visit Acting Solicitor-General Singapore Share Market Hongkang and Shanghai Bank *2 Penang Sport... Bangkok's Big Blaze 3 Heavy Slaughter n Complaint from Penang 3 Notes from Pahang 4 Improvements at Bangkok 4 Singapore Sporting Club 4 Malay Rubber at Ceylon Show206 words
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Article1136 1907-01-24 1 Ait ordinary meet Pig of the Municipal Commissioners was held at the Municipal Board room*on the lHth instant. Sir. E. G. Broadrick, the President, occupied i the ehair and there were also present Dr. Murray Robertson, and Messrs. Kowlaud j Alien, Kenneth Stevens, Dug Teck Lint. A. \V.1,136 words
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Article341 1907-01-24 2 I* liuther notified, in connection with t) v .it of His Hoyal Highness the Duke* of Lounanght on February 1, that none, except t.he Military and Officers of the* Civil Service w;J’ •>•* admitted to Johnston's Pier wheu Him Itoyal Highness lands. buission to the Victoria Memorial341 words
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Article177 1907-01-24 2 Satisfactory End of Penang Difficulty. i 'cluing. J»inuary 16. k ttndei-Hiood that th* Hon. L. NV. Prcs- has consented to act as SolicitorGen* ml. dining Mr. George Maxwells absence on leave from Penang, or until some other arrangement be inadt tor tlie performance of the; duties of that177 words
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Article480 1907-01-24 2 In their weekly share report. Messrs. Latiuun and Co. write The market has been very active during the week with transactions on a large scale doing in Mining Stocks, as well as Industrials. Ihiblier shares, however, continue ijuiet. The third annual gcucral meeting of the Fusing Luma480 words
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Article132 1907-01-24 2 Good News to Shareholders. The local Mauager of the Hongkong ami shanghai Bunking Corporation has received the following telegram from his Head Office at Hongkong: Subject to audit tin* Hank’s dividend will probably be XT 15’• per share and a Bonus of XT per share; Added132 words
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Article172 1907-01-24 2 Tin* London correspondent of the Hou»koug Daily l*ress” wrote on December 7:— lu glanciug through my papers the other morning, 1 v.as not greatly surprised to learn that one of ihe Liberal members has bceu displaying a little* curiosity over the recent arbitration in connection with the172 words
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Article194 1907-01-24 2 Oi k Own C'orkksi'iindkxti. Penang, January 1*2. As is only natural, we have had a period of great calm after all our late dissipation, amL as we have not even had anything happening in tho ordinary course of events, the week i& very bare of news. Training is194 words
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Article56 1907-01-24 2 We have received notification ofthefollowbtMftOb ontp t> for ‘he month of Decern lepb picuU 1 Tin Mining Co “P»»y. Ltd.. ■^r iXa Ti Miniug Ltd.. In both cshch the small output was dne’to the exceptionally heavy rain*. 6> ahe Kuantau Tin Mine was flooded dunng the month, and56 words
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952 1907-01-24 3 Estimated Damage: 10,000,000 Ticals. Following upon a scries of minor fires, the principal Chinese quarter ot Bangkok was badly hit by a disastrous conflagration on the tth inst. Sampeiig, the Chinese trading centre, ior ;l distance of 190 yards along the river952 words
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361 1907-01-24 3 iKkom Oi’R Own Cokrkspondknti. i Penang, January 12. The Volunteers are taking greater interest in the movement as the time for the annual camp approaches. More members of the Corps are turning out for drills, ami yesterday there was even sufficient interest manifested361 words
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397 1907-01-24 3 Fijom Our Own Cohrkspondknt Penang, .January 12. 1 suppose you will say that Penang always i.as a grievance of some sort when 1 te!< y .a t»*at our small traders are complaining about the very large amouut of small silver in circulation.397 words
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Article264 1907-01-24 3 About 5.90 p.m. on Sunday, a hoi sc drawing a phaeton belonging to a Mahomedan came tearing over Cavanagh Bridge and collided with two rickshas. The occupants of the rickshas, a Malay and three Kiings, were injured, but the coolies escaped. The rickshas were smashed. The carriage overturned264 words
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Article597 1907-01-24 4 t 1‘ i'iiM Oi Own c».r:i January 1 h The <l;iUs foi tin- year's assizes and civil Hitting iii Pahang h.i.«- be*e n U\f* J > •the Judicial miiiinii* i*)ii*’i" as follows: Itauh and Ifeuitong at II;ril». l, 1 and S. ptonilH-r 17. Lip.i- and Icmerloh at597 words
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Article44 1907-01-24 4 t| l ?t‘ 1, i rn r Ut announces ir X f ,,L r y th<! Governor has •ippoi ted I*ridav, February 1, to be a public holiday in honour of the visit of Their Koval nlutflt*'*' thcl,uke atid Duchess of Con44 words
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478 1907-01-24 4 For residential purposes Dangkok has grown considerably to the north in recent years, owing to the laying out of Dusit Dark. To the south there has been little change in the town foi a good many years, but Tn the not478 words
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Article108 1907-01-24 4 News has come to hand of the death at the ago of eighty-five of Bishop Fenouil, one of the best known and most highly respected missionaries in Western China. Born in 1821, the deceased prelate left hurope for China in IHI7, and, between then and now,108 words
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Article52 1907-01-24 4 About 2.80 ou the 10th iust., lightiiinu Hochoro" Malayu, near Hoc I loro. Ihe building, a brick and structure, was occupied by Malavs lightning struck the roof and passed^throueh the house uito the ground, killing inßtanfly a Malay boy, aged fourteen years. Two other Malays were52 words
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471 1907-01-24 4 The annual general meeting of the Singa. pore Sporting Club was held on Monday afternoon in the Exchange. Mr. C. Sugden, the President, occupied the chair,*and there were also present the lion. Hugh Fort, Messrs. Noel Trotter, E. L. Brockman, .T. Payne-Galway, J.471 words
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Article88 1907-01-24 4 v ,;V;," C tioneil on Saturday, H. E. Sir Ul r: Na tlmn who has b to Java for l I P vet'ruit alter his recent serious PO o accident, left for Hongkong on tho V. an mail steamer Devanlim His Ext,® e “fy 1,11 ohn Anderson88 words
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Article48 1907-01-24 4 H. M. S. Hermes, flagship of the East lStliTnst "and I*’ 1 romC »*o“tt*on the i»tu inst., and anchored m the rnada vin* Admiral Sir Edmund S. Poe, K. C. V. O is on board. The conference of Admirals took place on Saturday. Aqipirals48 words
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917 1907-01-24 5 Writing to the “Agricultural Bulletin of tlu. Straits and Federated Malay States, Mr. H. N. Ridley, M.A., F.L.S., Director of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, and ouo of the Editors of the journal, makes the followiug comments on Malay Peninsula rubber at917 words
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379 1907-01-24 5 The Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society held its annual meeting on the IHth inst., at the Raffles Museum. There were present, Mr. H. N. Ridley. Dr. Lim Boon Keng, Dr. Hanitsch, Dr. Galloway, Messrs. A. T. Bryant. R. J. Bartlett,379 words
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618 1907-01-24 5 With regard to the Truck System which obtains in the Federated Malay States, Kostina Lente," writing to the Times of Malaya says:—The inquiry instituted by the British Resident into the system of advancing in vogue amongst the Chinese618 words
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888 1907-01-24 6 r i l: J l *V l I of*!' h":m V I W a tf.v v ,,*a no11 i' J'' 1 1 1 1 T i Pm* mo’ a I i« 1 j I; f. a whi. il888 words
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Article850 1907-01-24 6 < Ji. I; l V. Co.:l:l.-l KYI I. K mil hum* nr. Manualy Id. il«re Memorial Fun.!. A few Chiia ,c gentlemen *<f Singupmeand j Kim! i humpur who were hieiids ami a h inii'crsof the late* Air. l«. i. ilau C..I.C.. I.S.O., and ot hi*. wu850 words
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Article241 1907-01-24 6 Mr. A. S. Il ixeod.de, of Kuala Lumpur, i is eompilt d i• 10 15. S. I*. C. JMantc rs’ Code ml pul»ii>lied by Me.-ssis Sunders, Pliil.ips ■ml Co., Limited. A and 7 Cpj'er Tli.lines o'<c London. IS. t the well-known fine t |.i inter.-.. Jhe Code,241 words
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773 1907-01-24 7 Fruitless Efforts to Save the Ship. -iioitlv after midnight on the 22nd inst., broke out on hoard the Dutch steamer jimrsz, which was lying in the harbour !,sito the Master Attendant’s office. bout 12.20 a native seaman ou watch ii -covered773 words
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351 1907-01-24 7 A large number of bluejackets and a sprinkling of the military and civilians assembled at the Drill Hall on the 17th inst., to witness what turned out to be a very interesting assault at arms by the men of H.351 words
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88 1907-01-24 7 The small Dutch steamer Sri Triugganu, Captain Abas, arrived from Hagan and Tubing Tinggi on the 22nd inst., with the littie Dutch steamer Betsy, Captain Bilging, in tow. The Malay captain of the Betsy reports that his vessel broke down on88 words
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345 1907-01-24 7 The railway extension from Tank Hoad to I‘asir Panjang was ooenod to the public on Monday. The first train steamed .out of Tank Hoad station along the new lino at 650 exactly. The only passengers were Mr. Tearle, tho General Manager345 words
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251 1907-01-24 7 On the 19th iust., we received news of the death of Mrs. Sinclair, wife cf Dr. A. W. Sinclair, formerly Residency Surgeon /it Selangor, which took place on November 20 ut South Pctlicrton, Somerset. The deceased lady was fifty-two yearn251 words
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623 1907-01-24 8 On the ivJi in't tin- 'barge agamst .Ibrahim bin Ahmat was amended to tluu of cheating the three men. who signed a- ‘«"i':ties for him. by inducing them to to sign u) means of forged documents. The case for the pro*»623 words
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444 1907-01-24 8 Ki I V i ,ho a 1 1 at II clock, tin-li.Krmg „I tin- cam-of Mohamet! huwipc anil Saul Muiioan ami Co. v. Tan.. J •*•«> r.T fo, not receiving accord in" to contract.at the port of Kelantan, cattle f.n shipment444 words
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621 1907-01-24 8 A Bengalie trader named Perbl oodas Harjivandas. of Bras Basah Road, was charged before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Micht 11 and Ellis, on Tuesday j on an allegation of quitting the Colony I with intent to defeat,621 words
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231 1907-01-24 8 On the 17th inst., Sergeant Murray charged a Hokieu named Soli Siow with snatching a Panama hat from a Hylaiu boy Mamed Wee Ah Seang in Tau Quee Lau Street last Hie boy said he was employed by a Kuronean231 words
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435 1907-01-24 9 Mr Wilfrid Jolm Holmberg, charged with i.uiiirtl breach of trust, on three counts, in :i 1( sums of $882.92, $704, and 5800 spec lively* ami sentenced by a Bench [•girt to two years’ rigorous imprison, nic-nt oil each count, the sentences run concurrently,435 words
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184 1907-01-24 9 The police have succeeded in capturing three Chinese counterfeiters and making a big haul of counterfeit coin and implements. About 9.80 on Saturday night, Inspector Frayne and a posse of policemen left Orchard Uoad Police Station and proceeded to the184 words
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430 1907-01-24 9 The last case in the present session of the Assize Court was begun ou the 16th iust., Ibrahim bin Alunat stands charged with cheating one Tye Ong aud inducing him to pay over the sum of 1600 by pretending430 words
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169 1907-01-24 9 On the lTfcli inst., a Straits born Chinese named Tan Chiang Siang was arraigned liefore Mr. Cohfian, the Third Magistrate, for preliminary enquiry into an allegation of perjury in the Supreme Court. Mr. Wee Tlieam Tow appeared for the prosecution and the169 words
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332 1907-01-24 9 Detective Inspector Hart brought thro# Hokiens before Mr. Green, the Second Magistrate, on the 16th iust., Cliu Ma Kia and Ang Teong Kok w’ere charged with the theft of 87 pieces of rubber, valued at $2BO, from the s.s. Pontiauak, and also332 words
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146 1907-01-24 9 Two Cantonese named Wan .In and Ow Pin were arraigned before Mr. Colman, the Third Magistrate, on the 22nd inst., for preliminary enquiry into an allegation of causing the death of a Chinaman, named Tau Ah Wall, in Sago146 words
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Article49 1907-01-24 9 The Sikh, who was sentenced to death at the Assizes for murder in Brunei, was hanged at the Crimin il Prison at 6 o’clock on the 21st inst. Death was in-tmta neous. The body was afterwards liaided over to bis friends and was cremated at Pasir Patijaug.49 words
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Article14 1907-01-24 10 ,-rail- Mi. <‘-P h e ,,,r t J..., I I|, of i-.iTf»tld* lit*.14 words
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Article792 1907-01-24 10 ;.|,|j nit SriMirs Timks January 17. 1007. i me of tie iim it n uond things in con- i ,,jth tie S.C.C. that no ganu sure J ty. I on the lv|)!.*n.i<l. on Sunday. The p.< ruber of the lull. I f Link, number about •(i A, vti*i792 words
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Article419 1907-01-24 10 T«. tin Kdiinr "1 the Straits Times." Singapore, January Iff. >I haw waited a few days in older to gi\. an opportunity to your numerous reu-i< -i* to auswi r Bored. Ilowevor, as no one has (-1.1110 torwaid. I teel I must enter the list* and eluiiupiou419 words
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Article222 1907-01-24 10 T Ui. KJit.ii ul tho Straits Tina*," Singapore, January 22. Su, Wi.l you allow me, through the medium of your columns, to endeavour to get redress and justice for an act of highhandedness, the like of which unfortunately occurs very often. J It g» nerally happens that222 words
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Article171 1907-01-24 10 To the Kditor of tin* “Straits Times.*’ January 2J. Sir, Allow me to call attention to tin* fact that the local opportunity for giving to the Koval National Lifeboat Institution will cease on the hist instant. Will all those who have kindly collected, or who may yet171 words
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Article148 1907-01-24 10 To The Kditor id the Straits Times. Singapore, January 21. Sir, —Will you allow me to call your at tentiou to a matter which admittedly affect* the health of Siuga|>orc. As a new comer I notice there are frequent prosecutions in connection with milk adulteration, and the purity148 words
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Article164 1907-01-24 10 10 tlic Kditor of the Straits Times.*’ Singapore, January 2i>. Some weeks ago, you took oecasioH r very properly, to denounce tlu* prevalent •'Lastly habit anioug some of the Collyer Quay tambies of throwing the contents of the office waste-pai>er-baskets, every morning, into the sea, to the no164 words
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1570 1907-01-24 11 Henry W. i-ucy - Ai l Kiohts Hkskhvkd.] HY Henry W. i-ucy 7 A/./V* Punch,") There is nothing the House of Comjih n- guards with more jealous care tliaai lt% anrient privilege, lo is sad to refloat tha in asserting them it invariably places itself in a ridiculous position. That1,570 words
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Article99 1907-01-24 12 Dt b -i o \t hi a -tie Pr« sbv V* riai. M Ke\. i'a iner < ..*’■> u v v Vi ug H *nie, B h U K It. It. •in .Fan .AT* r 1 C. I.to f A *.A 1 T al a* i »k. of a99 words
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Article65 1907-01-24 12 H».*..\on* IIoi.» i.-.-nis December HI, at the < athedral. Shangha.. I>. *h* Dean, Rev. A. J. Walker. Kdwm'd M'ird**u son of Into W. Jillett Reynolds, of (ireat Vnnu nitli. F.ngland, to Kthel. iMesf daughter of tin* late A. A. Holme?, of Bristol. Kurland. War f’litvK. On Jamiitrv 10. at65 words
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Article973 1907-01-24 12 That tin? situation in the I'nited States arising out of the treatment of Japanese school-children is assuming a serious j development, is evident from the telegram j we publish to-day. President Hoosevelt and the Federal (lovernment maybe said to have taken up a firm attitude, one which ought973 words
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Article527 1907-01-24 12 A good deal of oomment has been evoked by the letter signed “Protestant” which appeared in today’s issue of this journal That was to l>o expected in Singapore, where recreation is indulged in to a considerable extent on Sunday. Our correspondent protested against the officers of the Fleet527 words
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Article134 1907-01-24 13 BILL BAILEY.” —Straits Times, January 21. We do not complain so much of the pandemonium caused outside our office to-day in connection with a Chinese wedding as of :lie inappropriateness of the tunes played by the hand of Manilamen in competition with the Chinese orchestra of one drum, a pair—Straits Times, January 21. - 134 words
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Article260 1907-01-24 13 message and official help.—Straits Times, January, 21. The uu\¥s reaching us to-day gives even a more harrowing description of the catastrophe at Kingston than that which arrived before, and all in Singapore and in British Malaya will unite in expressing their deepest sympathy with the sufferers by thismessage and official help.—Straits Times, January, 21. - 260 words
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Article333 1907-01-24 13 We have already announced the arrival in the Colony of Sir John Jackson, the wellknown engineer and contractor, the head of the firm of Sir John Jacksou, Limited, to which the constructional work in connection with the Teluk Ayer Scheme has been entrusted. Sir John returns to Europe333 words
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Article352 1907-01-24 13 Tlio failure on the part of the Govevnnu nt to appoint a locum tenens to act for Mr. George Maxwell as Solicitor-General at Penang Inis 1*mI t«> nmt‘li inconvenience, violent heart-burning. and nothing less than a public scandal. Advocates who wish to appear for the Crown before352 words
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Article1087 1907-01-24 13 The appearance of a new island off the coast of Arakan, in Lower Burma, the continual earthquaking on both sides of South America, the constant uprising or depression of several portions of the bed of the Pacific, the extraordinary caprices of the tides off the south coast of1,087 words
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Article576 1907-01-24 14 On January >4. 1«77. .Mr. Nod Trotter, our present I'ostnmsti r( Ieneral. joined the t'olouinl Service and la-came a sidairdinate under Ins lather, the iton. H. Trotter, then IVmt-master-(ieneral and afterwards Auditor(ieneral. at Singapore. On January 1<K)7, Mr. Trotter will lesion his ,a>st and on weeks' vacation576 words
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Article556 1907-01-24 14 On February 8. instead of next Friday, as previously arranged, the I.oan Bill for raising tH,123,040 comes before the Legislative Council for consideration. This measure, if passed by the Council and afterwards sanctioned by the Secretary of State, will mark tue Colony's commencement of a voyage on556 words
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Article299 1907-01-24 15 I util fuller detuiln come to hand, it would be unfair to condemn the Governor of Jamaica for l»is attitude towards the I American squadron. The American ships went to render aid. just as British uieu-of-war have done on so many occasions in all 1 parts of tbe299 words
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Article200 1907-01-24 15 lu this issue, we publish a letter from a correspondent raising the vital question of the purity of the food supply of the Colony. Occasionally, wo hear of a prosecution for milk adulteration and. judging from i>ersonal observation, we have no hesitation in saying that prosecution ought to200 words
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Article536 1907-01-24 15 Reuter informs us that the French Government has at last sanctioned the loan for tin* completion of the Yunnan Railway. W'e say at last, because this question has been pen ding for tho past twelve mouths, and the Governor-General, M. Beau, went home last year specially for the536 words
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Article397 1907-01-24 16 s„l„i w«ik- n<i». "Ic lli'l t" I' 1 11 St ad I"* In tin ••.in.- m.■i.-hai.t. of ,prot< m: I a lt-o.il ..I! i.l :il th’- it*' K la,it!l «rtllii.o o.i I i- no *o 1 1 on* 11 ,l 1.0 t- 111 ill tin lll. 1..1397 words
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Article404 1907-01-24 16 Hi*- l-.xn-iU-ury Cheng Pao-Seng, the I liiik'M* < omini'-sioiH-i. wh'» visiting “the i*'l«iiuls I Im- South* iii S*>as to collect mom y f«»i tin- construction of lailways in Sooth*-in China. aniv*-d in Singapore on Mopikn night. Ih- was booked to sail bv tin st.-ai.i* r Ciang Se ng404 words
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Article225 1907-01-24 16 On*- of the first things to attract the attention of the new arrival in Singapore is the almost complete absence of friction amongst the various nationalities composing the mixed population. There was a time, perhaps, when tho Kuropeun hud to impress the native hy a demonstration of225 words
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Advertisement68 1907-01-24 12 free price f ,he tr I"" I he free price of It it not netev. r#tr w'*v for a yv*r tior «te rate .n for .1 ve r 1 t r Vr/i./**’"'*'• tr< KtifofM (> «n v. (i tt» an r r 1 P"> t th« liu.lt> r it*#iH of68 words
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Obituary35 1907-01-24 12 DEATH. Tram hi i.i On December 14, »it 19. Medinavillwn, West Hrightuii tthe residence of his inter-in lawi, Major (Joorge Adolphus '1 ruo- < hell, late Ccvlon Ihfle Kegt and of Taiping, Perak, Federated Malay States.35 words
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Article594 1907-01-24 16 A Cape loan of £991.850 for public works, atpi i cent.. 1ms been issued. Au appointment as instrument repairer ou £‘800 rising to £800 is attached to the otlice of Commissioner of Lands and Surveys in the T. M. S. The “Der Ostasiatisehe Lloyd” telegrams which appear in594 words
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Article818 1907-01-24 17 Mr. J. Ciraham has been appointed Assistant Inspector of Boilers, Selangor. Sir William Taylor, Hesideut-Oeneral of tin K.M S..arrived bv the Meran on the22nd inst. Raja llaronn, the second son of H. li. the Suita* of Selangor, istlie possessor of a fine motor-ear. |>r. 11. Fraser. Director818 words
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Article223 1907-01-24 17 Sinv,ai»okr, Jam vhy 22, 1907. PRODUCE. Gambit r buyers 6.974 do (Cube No. 1> unpicked 10.55 Copra Bali 11.05* do Pontianak 9.95 Pepper, Black 18.12/, do White 5% 24.624 Sago Flour Sarawak 2.96 do Brunei No. 1 2.98 Pearl Sago 5.40 Coffee Bali, 164% ,,19.00 Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis223 words
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Article312 1907-01-24 17 Pei P. A O. 8. s. Marmora connecting with the stsatner Delhi at Colombo, from London 1 Jan. 4, due Ist Feb—The Duke and Duchess i of Connaught, Princess Patricia of Connaught, and suite. Miss Bridsnn, Mrs. Robinson, Mr. I). T. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. I312 words
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1060 1907-01-24 18 I I I \’I Jsf in Ll.oyi) 'i A M. I lii-i lin. .l.im -i'\ 1"- 0ns4.il 1:» >|« .11 1 of inti 1. t i iieillg lain 11 in tin- b- I1,060 words
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Article258 1907-01-24 18 1 in- d; ■i 1 1 o» t:Hi red on Saturday, front In art di-. ;-I Mot I ter llossi. S'ipciior -1\ »r-lio<il. Portuyuosc* Mission.and tin- t'liici.il took ).l.u-c at tlic ceniotiuy. Ilukit Tiioali (load, on Sunday. i 111 dcrtNi'.cd Motla r Suju riot caiia- of258 words
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Article112 1907-01-24 18 ‘’''-"'c’ l,i< I »tird the V"' 1 Nf-thr-it«.n <it Pui!«;kitilun P.rau- I;Ul '!i 1 Vas ,nasl, R d hi. lore it could 1 l CilH S ••cn/iiie in the afterr i(:tn MU( d the fore part of the l lov r 0 T. m <112 words
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404 1907-01-24 18 Kkuteh’s Telegram.] London, January 21. I Vince Von Ihiclow, the Chancellor of the German Kmpiro, departed from all precedent at the l>an«jnet ot' the Colonial Political Ivvecutive Committee, by delivering a regular electioneering speech. lie| Kkuteh’s Telegram.] - 404 words
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63 1907-01-24 18 —llouter. London, January 2*2. Tlio Asscinbly of French Bishops has been closed, but the decision arrived at has not boon revealed. t 1 cs were witnessed during tlie expuiswii ot the inmates of a Seminary at and E U T, U i°—llouter. - 63 words
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3408 1907-01-24 19 Uectsu’s Telegkam.] j.; s f like tho West h is viated i .uiic disturbuiiecs and tid i! vavc<, lmt M c lesions have been nwrj effective in I West. orange tid.il effect was cxpi! Uectsu’s Telegkam.] - 3,408 words
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55 1907-01-24 20 [I)hl! OSTASIATISC'HE L.LOYD TELEGUAM. Berlin, January 22. 1 tumours are current that Russia is going to raise a loan shortly. lhe Russian < Iovernmcnt, however, contradicts the report that the Minister of Finance at St. Petersburg is going to Paris on business[I)hl! OSTASIATISC'HE L.LOYD TELEGUAM. | - 55 words
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Article49 1907-01-24 20 11* hom Ot k Own Coukespondknt.) fin p enaug. January 23, 1.20 p.m. l lie entries m the Extra Pony Roadster aces, on the second and third days at the i cnang Meeting, are as follow Oreen Guard Peony NNee Macgret'or Rubbles The Wye Ichiban The Gunner.49 words
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422 1907-01-24 21 (From Our Own Correspondent, i Penang, January 17, 4.80 p.in. The January Meeting of the Penang Turf t lub will begin oil Tuesday tho 20th inst. nt will be continued the following Thursday n< Saturday. Below are the entries foi the three days’ events422 words
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Article116 1907-01-24 21 On Saturday afternoon, a paper chase was held at the metting place, the Botanical Gardens. The trail led over the Jumps at Tyersall into Holland Road. After a detour on each side of the road, a line was struck to King’s Road across the intervening hills. The116 words
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163 1907-01-24 21 Thu following are the weights for the various handicap events at the forthcoming race meeting of the Penang Turf Club: The. Merchants’ Cup. First Tenor 11 .5 Prince George 10.6 Lord Blaze 10.6 Rapture 9.10 Kitty 9.4 Mandoline 8.12 Carlton 8.12 Xerxes163 words
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Article321 1907-01-24 21 At the Race-Course. Some* few spectators turned up on Tuesday morning at the Singapore race course, to see whatever could be seen of the competitors in the Penang Club Handicap, and other horses, which have net left us yet for the northern settlement. Probably, these will be sent321 words
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Article175 1907-01-24 22 Interesting Races uuiiiIm-i of inter.-ting e lit- w<-te held at the swimming < Id* .*r lanjoiig Katong ,.n Jan 2«». There v. o- t wo sw iinming races b--tw*-* 11 icpicsoiitat »f 11« P<»liee ami tinRoyal Danison I *i y. I ne jiiineipal nt was a one mile 1175 words
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Article245 1907-01-24 22 \;iva! Match. ilia toll Ix-tween teams leprc-auliug the Iona and the Australian Sipiadrous was pi.t »d over the Scjh-) Lines Links on dan. ■jo. with tlie result that (lie Australian 'sipi.idroii won handsomely by (mints to l Ill* teams were; eight aside, and the. inner- lost only one single245 words
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Article380 1907-01-24 22 S C.C. v. The Navy. A ..ml.:!, J- tw. .In- Cl,.I. am I „.,,n tl,.; N’a'J '.’'X' ,i A, tl,.' N,|'> ivr.it.'ll.' ,j, k-1. ,,H in <>tl.M "i" '''.''..7, w. .-N|» < t. .1. „„'l III' -'a- a L “p v ,.-!ii ti,;an, I 1,a,] lir-l l«-«-- •< Ilanimfonl.380 words
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Article310 1907-01-24 22 Singapore v. King Alfred A rowing race between fours ivprcsct-tiug the Rowing Club and H..M.S. King Alfred, flagship of the China Sijiiadron. look place on Saturday afternoon. The race had been arranged to start at 4..10, but owing to the rough weather the boats were not sent off till310 words
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Article260 1907-01-24 22 Ladle*’ Lawn Tennis Club. An extraordinarily large muster of ladies, both tennis players and spectators, with an unusual abundance of wlmt is described by Mark Twain as the I’glier Sex. was noticeable at the Ladies’ Lawn Tennis Chib, on Monday; thereby lending strength to the suggestion that tin- wet260 words
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Article289 1907-01-24 22 S C c. V The Fleet A large crowd assembled on the KHplanadcou the 17th inst. watch the soccer match Ik .-tween teams representing the S.C.C. and the Fleet. The S. I'. kicked off from the sea end, aud from time to time invaded their opponents territory, hut289 words
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Article755 1907-01-24 23 London, January 17. p| u Glands of Leyte and Samar, iu the Philippines, were swept by a typhoon ou the I ml instant. I’pwards of one hundred persons perished 4 ,yte. The barracks on Samar were -*tiovcd. No further details to hand. I,i. iti'uaut-Colonel Sir Edouard Percy ill755 words
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Article846 1907-01-24 23 By A rranyement with Dcr Ostma'mtixcne Lloyd Berlin January 16 France and Spain have entered into j negotiations for concentrating their Morocco squadrons at Tangier. The Morning Post says that the Chinese Government has sanctioned the construction of a railway through the province of Szechuan into the interiorBy A rranyement with “ Dcr Ostma'mtixcne Lloyd ” - 846 words
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Page 23 Miscellaneous
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article500 1907-01-24 24 Januarv Pi lb l sir. S.iwer. I! sons Hobfci.suut. I.e, -tr. Jueg.-r. L.k'JiMMia. 1*. Mtw i Marie. i I'* t* •*«*i•. Mauritius. Kwong y'or.U, i i Valentvii. li it ft mm,inn. DjMinbie I» littim V#i -t-. F.nekton. B«ngk..k, B Meyer 17 Diadem. H. M.mi. Finfievill**, Hongkong Simla, fo r500 words
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Article371 1907-01-24 24 January H» Sjifjf.'toi'iH. P it 'tr. C aleiitta jvlt-iidnle. lint -tr. .Samamny viajiortS„ r ie Por Dut str. Pandj*nnassiu Siak. Dut -tr. Lanykat 17 Tlioir-wa. Pm -tr. I‘eiiany, N potan, Madras Sappho, It,-it 'tt Teluk Anaon via ix>rts Hony Wan I. Prit -tr. H kony. Amoy, swatow .In, |{o.371 words
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Article589 1907-01-24 24 Afihh 1 jrtohable date of a meal and name o f A (feats. Steamers. Achilles, China. Jan 25; Mansfield Airlie, Sydney, Feb. 24; Boustead Alcmous China, Feb 17; Mansfield Ambnu. Manila, Jan 29 Behu Mever Ante,,or, Liverpool, Feb 27 Mansfield Aparima, Australia, Feb. Boustead Arcadia, llongkong, Jan 81589 words
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Advertisement21 1907-01-24 24 WEIL ZERNERL, 1»KALKKS lilAMOXDS. PRECIOUS STONES* JEWELLERY, GOLD SET WITH GEMS. and WATCHES. Prices Moderate EVERYTHING GUARANTEED. 19 Stamford Road, SINGAPORE.21 words
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Advertisement479 1907-01-24 25 Straits Shipping tad Parcels Agency. (toodfe eccivrcd packed, shipped to all part u t e kly. Cash on dolivery system, or deli v paid to address. GOSLING Co., 85 Robinson Road ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker Tomb-Builder. 150 Middle Road. Bote Agent for Messrs. Dottridge Brother*, Ltd., London, u 2188479 words
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Advertisement80 1907-01-24 25 0 4 and By Royal Warrant to Hla Majesty the King. THE ORIGIN!!. AND GENUINE W0RGE8TER8HIRE. USE ONLY bSE ALWAYS Atkinson's A Luxurious Perfume In Health. MOST REFRESHING. Far Superior to ttlO German Kinds. A NECE33L3Y RESTORATIVE IN 6IOKNCSS. Eao^Colocnl DINNEFORD’S EFO Tbs Physician’* Our* for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and80 words
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Advertisement189 1907-01-24 26 Artie Tully will attend Penang Races and has a book open. Double, Treble Straight out on all principal events. ADDRESS: 17 CHANGE ALLEY. WIRES: “TULLY,” Singapore. COhMON SEN8E—MUTtHELL A hew medical work on the causes and moat scientific and effectual means of self-cure ever diaoovered lor nervous and functional debility,189 words
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Advertisement302 1907-01-24 26 THE BE8T ANNUAL ISSUED IN.. ASIA TO EUR0PEAN8 IN THE STRAITS 4 4 AND S STRAITS FOLK HI EUROPE. j M The Animal is the only thing of its kind publishedin Malaya, and contains coloured caricatures of East* crn life and Illustrated Letterpress dealing entirely 4 v with the Malay302 words
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Advertisement39 1907-01-24 27 Hotels Recommended by the Straits Budget.” STRAITS TIMES PRESS, Ltd Cecil Stanley Streets, .Singapore. PRINTERS PUBLISHERS BOOKBINDERS, STATIONERS, ®c., ©c. What We do, We do well -Let us quote. Telegrams: “TIMES Telephone Nos ./OTUUTS TIMES 70. JO* rvBPT. 34*.39 words
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Advertisement149 1907-01-24 28 “•'ponHanaK." Captain A. A*SEV -vill >aP for Pahang. Kuantan. Kammaman and Tringganu. WEEKLY ON MONIM VS fht a.v i’ontuinuk ha- recent J> been overhauled, and now excellent accommodation for passengers. i*or and passage rate and further information applv to —Messrs. The BORNEO Co,, Ltd. Agents. FOR SALE. HOTEL IN SINGAPORE.149 words
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Advertisement154 1907-01-24 28 80LE AGENTS: EBRAM CASSUM CO. Celebrated Austrian Lampvare i'iik most RELIABLE. THE BEST ;LIGHTUIVING and the ever POIM S UiE THE BEST IN THE MARKET. AND PRICES ARE LOWEST OULl MUtn IO fcMiinm vnw* R DITMAR’S t* W' i/I DITMARJ $1-50 37 Table. Wall. Hall. Hanging and Verandah Lamps. Hurricane154 words
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