The Straits Budget, 7 November 1907
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1907-11-07 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXI. NO. 2595. Singapore, Thursday, November 7, 1907. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article177 1907-11-07 1 LEADERS Taft's Message to Filipinos 16 The America Cup 16 The Military Contribution Discussed 17 Unofficial Representation on Legislative Council 17-18 Aristocratic Cleric on the Opium Question 18 A New Weapon iu Modern Warfare 19 Piano People's Affairs 1 The Straits Budget 2-6 Judgment Reserved 5 Straits177 words
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825 1907-11-07 1 In giving judgment on the 1st iust. in the action brought by K. \V. Proctor against the Robinson Piano Company, Ltd., Mr. Justice Fisher expressed his regret in the interests of both parties that it ever came into Court at825 words
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Article113 1907-11-07 1 Mr. .Justice Law was occupied, at the Supreme Court, all clay on the 1st iust., with the claim of Dr. W. A. Aeria against Chop Joo Seng Chan for $500 as damages for breach of agreement. Plaintiff alleged that the defen dants had contracted with him to make113 words
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Article1474 1907-11-07 2 It is a long time since such a formidable array of legislators of the Straits Settlements assembled in the Council Chamber at Singa pore to take part in a debate as that which met on the 1st1,474 words
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Article1626 1907-11-07 2 Following ihe member for the Chamber of Commerce came Mr. Hugh Fort, who wpoke for twenty minutes. He remarked that though he did not take such a gloomy view of the tinauces of this Colony as the member who had last spoken, he could not help envying1,626 words
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Article471 1907-11-07 3 Mr. Huttcnbach explained that lie had numerous grievances, but wo ild reserve tin details until the Committee stage li id been reached. He agreed with much that had been said; but there was a great d *il to which he did not agree. Jlo quite agreed with wli471 words
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1476 1907-11-07 3 In op.*11 i 11*4 a brilliant maid *m sp i, .Mr. A. U. Ad mix, th i c;uv •ata‘i v <>! t!»♦» I*<*r»:i.i_* Chamber of C »:irn il I i. i it, it did 11*>t# share th glo» ii/ -Ii igi o: i1,476 words
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Article1107 1907-11-07 4 Captain Young rose punctually at four o'clock and explained certain revisions in the Budget to show that in his opinion the Committee did not take that gloomy view of the financial outlook of the Straits Settlements which had been taken by previous speakers. When at the meeting,1,107 words
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Article1775 1907-11-07 4 Poverty Not as Conspicuous as Alleged, His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G., addressed the Council for close upon thirty minutes, and prefaced his remarks by a humorous allusion to the speech of the member for Penang, which appeared to him as almost adding a1,775 words
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409 1907-11-07 5 JUDGMENT RESERVED. Allegation of Neglect Against P O. Collector. Tlte cjAo of the Peninsular ami Oriental Steam Navigation Company, against C'hia Chew Hock and Chia Choon Kiang, for $1,818.83, alleged to have been lost hy the first defemlaut through his mismanagement, neglect and default, and to he due through an409 words
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1933 1907-11-07 6 For close upon three hours, on the 4th inst., the Committee of the Legislative Council were engaged upon the Supply Ordin a nee, 1!M>7, and had scarcely considered a quarter of the Ordinance when, at 5 80 p.m.,1,933 words
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1750 1907-11-07 7 When the Committee, composed of the whole of the members of the Legislative Council, which sat on the 4th instant, came to consider the item in the Estimates under the heading of the Military Expenditure, Mr. T.1,750 words
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198 1907-11-07 7 The marriage was solemnised at St. Andrew’s Cathedral by the Rev. F. G. Swindell, on Saturday afternoon, of Mr. Herbert R. Waring, son of Mr. George Waring, of Bradford, Yorkshire, and the Secretary of the Hotel de 1* Europe, and Miss Annie Pearson, of Faisley,198 words
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2806 1907-11-07 8 l't-nang seeks the transfer aud management oi its dock, wharf and landing and shipping arrangements generally to a body under Government control and analogous to the Tauiong Pagar Board, but working independeutly of the Singapore concern. Representatives2,806 words
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237 1907-11-07 9 The regular weekly session of the Bankruptcy Court was held, on the Hist ult., in the Supreme Court, Mr. Justice Fisher presiding. A receiving order and an adjudication order were made against Scow Kye Yong, the petitioning creditors being Messrs. M. M.237 words
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Article238 1907-11-07 9 Clieaug Jim Hoe, whose father was a highly respected Chinese resident of Singapore, appeared before Mr. G. G. Seth, acting Third Magistrate, on theBlst ult., in response to a summons issued at the instance of Kurpen Chetty, to explain why he entered the chetty’s quarters at midnight238 words
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577 1907-11-07 9 In our correspondence columns on Monday, we published a letter from the pen of Student with reference to Evolution and the Bible, in which the writer took exception to the opinions expressed by Mr. G. R.577 words
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1022 1907-11-07 10 At the resumed sitting of the Committee of the Legislative Council, on the 5th inst., the remaining items of the Supply Hill were disposed of within three hours, and the third reading of the measure will be proposed1,022 words
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Article158 1907-11-07 10 The Times of Ceylon prints the following telegram dated from London, October 19 The following particulars are from the Lanadron prospectus, which lias now been issued The present issue to the public of 70,000, shares is for working capital. The purchase price is £184,000 in fully paid158 words
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507 1907-11-07 10 On the subject of estimated expenditur, in respect of the Crown Agents, coming fore the Committee of the Let/isl Council, on the 4th inst. Mr. Adams moved the cutting outoftu., votes for reasons he advanced at the me t ing on Friday,507 words
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Article146 1907-11-07 10 The new list of general causes for hearing in the Supreme Court this month has been issued from the Government Printing Office. The most interesting cases are those of the Arab Club case, in which Syed Mohamed bin Agil bin Yaliya is the plaintiff, and the146 words
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842 1907-11-07 11 An ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held in the Board Room, on the 1st instant. The following gentlemen were present:—Lieutenant-Colonel E. G. Broadrick, President; Messrs. J. Polglase. Secretary, R. Peirce, Engineer; Dr. Murray842 words
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323 1907-11-07 11 In reference to the short article we reproduced from a Penang contemporary, in which an allegation was made against the Perak Medical Service, Observer writes:— To the Editor of the Straits Times. October 29, 1907. Sir, —Your article of October 24323 words
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544 1907-11-07 11 Suicide by a pistol shot while temporarily insane was the unanimous verdict of a jury, which sat ou the 31st ult., to consider the cause of the death of Albert W. Monteiro, a young man, only 28 years544 words
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Article51 1907-11-07 11 A fifteen year old Keb girl, named Tan Ec Poll, who lived with her married sister at 78-7 Sambau Street, attempted suicide, on the 3rd innt., by drinking a quantity of Jcye’s fluid. It approved to be a weak solution, however, and was ineffective for the purpose51 words
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592 1907-11-07 12 Mr. J. S. M. Rennie - Report by Mr. J. S. M. Rennie. The following is the report of the Liquidator of the Tanjoug l'agar Dock Company (Mr. J. S. M. Rennie) totho Members of the Company:— November l, 1907? I beg tu submit herewith my Report and592 words
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Article704 1907-11-07 12 Stkklin'4* Items at Ex. 2s. 4d. Ca. By Award of Empire an }>er Viscount St. Aldwyn’s Award Dated 4th July, 1906 For Compensation for the taking over of the undertaking of the Company 27,929,177.00 (‘osts of He-mvest-nient 418,967.00 28,648,114.00 Deduct Compensation paid Squntters Keppel HarlH»ur for clean title704 words
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381 1907-11-07 13 The well-known and talented violinist, Miss Henriette Murkens, gave a concert at the Dutch Club, Grange Hoad, on Saturday night, and it was appreciated greatly by the largo number of people who attended. Miss Murkens was assisted by several local vocalists381 words
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69 1907-11-07 13 Three constables were placed on trial before Mr. G. G. Seth, Acting Third Magistrate, on the 4tb inst., on a charge of extorting $l6O from Low Pung by threatening his arrest for alleged fraudulent possession of a slab of tin. The first accused pleaded guilty. The69 words
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311 1907-11-07 13 In connection with the free fight between Indian aud Chinese passengers which took place on board the steamer .Japan, at Singapore, on October 16th as the result of which a coolie died seven days later at the Government Civil Hospital,311 words
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Article207 1907-11-07 13 The Apcar Company’s steamer Lightning arrived at Hongkong from Singapore, ou the morning of October 29, having on board H 64 Chinese, returned emigrants from the Straits. Leaving Singapore on the 28rd, the Lightning experienced fine weather till the 26th ultimo when she was near207 words
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Article86 1907-11-07 13 Dr. Weir, House Surgeon of the General Hospital, gave evidence, before the acting Third Magistrate, yesterday, regarding a fracture of the radius of the left arm of Detective Police Constable 454, who claimed to have been struck by a piece of iron held by a Chinese robber. The86 words
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447 1907-11-07 13 When rubber, tin and loqal indutAries enjoy a healthy boom land has been sj neglected that speculators have lost faith in it. The reason for this seems to be owing partly to the legislation of 1887, and it is now suggested that Government447 words
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Article164 1907-11-07 13 The Perak Pioneer learns that the F.M.S. Mining Enactment, which has undergone so maty modifications within the past decade with such startling rapidity, is to undergo farther amendment. It is proposed to make the Enactment deal with tbo question of dumping grounds, which has been a164 words
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Article1461 1907-11-07 14 Rootless, without coats, and minus makan, Raphael and Harold de Bondy, sons of the i French Consul-General in Singapore, to- 1 gether with their tutor, were, one hot day iff August, marched off to1,461 words
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310 1907-11-07 14 Bishop Oldham addressed a large congregation at the Prinsep Street Chapel, on the 4th inst., on the religious situation in the Philippine Islands, which he has lately visited. The occasion was the regular monthly missionary meeting. Rev. ,T. A. B. Cook310 words
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Article107 1907-11-07 14 Mr. F. Dreyfus, Manager of Messrs. Patbe Freres’ branch office, was sued by a ricksha puller before Mr. Howard, Commissioner of the Court of Requests, on the 80th ult., for $20 alleged to be due as wages for a month. The defence was that plaintiff's107 words
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Article1455 1907-11-07 15 Exterritoriality The law relating to Consular Jurisdiction and to Residence in Oriental Countries. By Sir Francis Piggott, Kt., M.A., L.L.M., Chief Justice of Hongkong, Singapore: Kelly and Walsh; London: william Clowes and Sons. Nationality, including Naturalisation and English Law on the High Seas and beyond the Realm.1,455 words
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Article179 1907-11-07 15 At the annual meeting of the Kiuta Gymkhana Club, the balance sheet, which showed a profit of over 12,000 on the year’s working, was adopted. s The proposed programme for the 1908 meeting was then gone into and passed w ith a few minor alterations. Mr. Alma179 words
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Article205 1907-11-07 15 Mr. F. W. Coehlo, piano- toner, was before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, on Saturday, on a charge of being drnnk and disorderly in New Bridge Road, and assaulting a Chinese coolie. Accused asked the Court to pardon him, saying that he would not205 words
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Article98 1907-11-07 15 Mr. Doyle, of 91 River Valley Road, prose cuted his Hylam boy before the Second Magistrate, on the 81st nit., on a charge of theft of a silver watch, which be had left hanging on a peg in his room. Going to his room to retire, at98 words
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Article52 1907-11-07 15 The three men who were charged with attempted mnrder, in knocking a oomgaaicn off their twakow when sailing off Taaab Merab Besar, were discharged by the Second Magistrate, on the 4th inst., as the elides is showod that the man was knocked overboard by swinging of52 words
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Article37 1907-11-07 16 Wuuno—Pt.AKso.N.— On November 2, at St. Andrew’s Cathedral. Singapore, by the Rev. Frank Swindell, Herbert Ryerson Waring. aoy of George Waring, of Bradford. Yorks., to Annie, daughter of Edward Pearson, of Fart ley, near Le*-<i~. Yo»k'.37 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1069 1907-11-07 16 evils which they entail.—Straits Times, October 81. I lie- address of Mr. W. H. Taft, a former Governor-General of the Philippines but uow .American Secretary of the War Department, delivered at tlfe opening of the first Philippine Assembly, on October 16, has been very well receivedevils which they entail.—Straits Times, October 81. - 1,069 words
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Article689 1907-11-07 16 honoured contest.—Straits Times, Novem bor 1. Kour years have elapsed since the last contest for the possession of that much coveted trophy the America Cup took place Our readers will have noticed that Sir Thomas Liptou once again returned to the charge and issued a challenge, subjecthonoured contest.—Straits Times, Novem bor 1. - 689 words
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1283 1907-11-07 17 Straits Times, November 2. We must congratulate the Unofficial Members on the speeches they made on the second reading of the Supply Bill at Friday’s meeting of the Legislative Council. Mr. Adams made an excellent maiden speech, and while lie showed that Penang’s interests would findStraits Times, November 2. - 1,283 words
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1345 1907-11-07 17 will give him its support.—Straits Times, November 4. At Friday’s meetiug of the Legislative Council, Mr. Adams, ti e M« rnbtr for l\ uang, referred to a rumour that the number of members was to be increased, suggested that the opportunity would be* a fittingwill give him its support.—Straits Times, November 4. - 1,345 words
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1344 1907-11-07 18 Crown Colonies.—Straits Times, November 5. The Rev. Lord William Gascoyne-Cecil was one of the delegates sent from England to investigate into Mission Work in China, and since his return House he has contributed a series of articles on the subject to The Times. InCrown Colonies.—Straits Times, November 5. - 1,344 words
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Article951 1907-11-07 19 Straits Times, November 6. Some cynic remarked long ago that the department of human life in which most definite progress had been made during the period covered by treatises dealing with what is known as Modern History was the art of killing people. TheStraits Times, November 6. - 951 words
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Advertisement90 1907-11-07 16 Tlte post fr«e price of the Straits Tutus i* year. The post free price of the Straits Htulutl is Si 4 a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits Hudq,t90 words
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Obituary36 1907-11-07 16 DEATH. Bf iv-tON. —At 24, Balesticr Road, Singapore, on November 2, Emily, the widow of John Edward Branson, formerly Law Agent at Penang, in her seventy-seventh year. Penang, Madra-., Indian and English papers please c py.36 words
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Article790 1907-11-07 19 Adsetts’ execution at Hongkong is fixed for Wednesday, the 18th instant. A suggestion has* been made to establish a Volunteer Corps for Europeans in Perak. The body of a Chinaman, who had died of beri beri, was found at Jalan Besar on the 4th inst. Saturday November 9,790 words
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Article452 1907-11-07 20 Mr. R. D. Acton’s departure from Kuala Lumpur has been deferred. Mr. J. W. Scott haw been appointed Private Secretary to Mr. Justice Braddell. According to the Malay Mail, Dr. Fox, of the F.M.S. Medical Service, has been recalled from leave. Mr. M. W. Cleveland, European Warder452 words
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Article13 1907-11-07 20 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article762 1907-11-07 20 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, November 1. Sir,— Mr. Rice's answer to my query is not altogether satisfactory, inasmuch as he denies the accuracy of a scientific theory which I was taught, in my university days, to regard as quite as much to762 words
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Article372 1907-11-07 20 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, November 4. Sir, —I have been inclined to regard the herbal cure for opium smoking as very much a faith-cure,” though the effects of the treatment have been, in not a few cases, most satisfactory. The enclosed circular received372 words
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Article131 1907-11-07 20 At a meeting of Perak Scotsmen on Friday, it was decided to form an interim Committee, which would undertake to communicate with all the Scotsmen in Kinta and Lower Perak, informing them that this meeting had been held; that the meeting was of opinion that131 words
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2044 1907-11-07 21 A visit to Java would be incomplete did it not include a pilgrimage to the marvellous products of religious fervour which Buddhism reared in the plains around Djocjakarta before it went down before the allcouqnering onslaught2,044 words
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Article1895 1907-11-07 22 In the plain** going eastward through Central Java from the Preanger Regencies to the mountain- of the Teng'ger Region, one caunot fail to be struck by the remarkable change in the appearance of the natives. The Soendanes* of the West may not have the1,895 words
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Article1969 1907-11-07 22 When a sharp rap came to our door at two in the morning to summon us for a ride to the Penandjaan Pass, we repented the rash promise to carry out this over-night project to see the sun rise. It was no use to curl1,969 words
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124 1907-11-07 23 It was stated erroneously that Yang Shi Shang is on a mission to tho Straits to pay official calls on the Chinese merchants. This officer is now in Ciiina, and is holding the post of the Viceroy of Chili, which was formerly held by Viceroy124 words
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250 1907-11-07 24 His Excellency the Governor, Sir .John Anderson, K.C.M.G., himself an ex-Student of Aberdeen d-’nivanity* presided at the seventh annual Scottish Universities Dinner, which took place in the Singajiore Club on the 81st lilt. There were present:— St. Andrews’—Messrs. A. Stuart, and F.250 words
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Article130 1907-11-07 24 There will be another scholarship for the students attending Raffles Institution this year. It is to be called the Hullett Scholarship, being organised in commemoration of Mr. H. W. Hullett, the late Principal of the Institution, now retired in England, for the long and faithful service he had130 words
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90 1907-11-07 24 The Acting Inspector of the Sepoy Lines Stat'ion was criticised strongly in the Second Magistrate’s Court,on the Ist inst., for refusing to grant bail to a man charged with obstruction with a gharry, and with offering an illegal gratification. Mr. C Everitt appeared for the accused90 words
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Article40 1907-11-07 24 The output of tin ore produced at the Tronoh Mines during the month of October was piculs ‘2,659-19. The output of the Serendah Hydraulic Tin Mining Company, Limited, for the month of October was 839 piculs, 90 catties.40 words
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453 1907-11-07 24 The proprietors of Chops Ghee Sioug and Siang Hock, respectively, were prosecuted by Messrs. Fraser and Neave, on the 31st ult., before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Michell and Gibson, for alleged sale of aerated waters bearing complainants’ private marks.453 words
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Article115 1907-11-07 24 The directors of seventeen limited companies, whose capital is employed in planting rubber and similar products in the Straits Settlements and F.M.S., have forwarded to Lord Elgin, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, a copy of the telegram despatched to His Excellency the Governor of Singapore115 words
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295 1907-11-07 24 Wee Cheng Hock, a merchant of No U Cecil Street, prosecuted a coolie, named Lee* Pia In, before the acting Third Maeistr ,t,Y Mr. G. G. Seth, on the 3 1st ult., on a charge’ of criminal breach of trust, as295 words
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232 1907-11-07 24 The weekly return of mortality in Singapore, prepared by Dr. D. K. McDowell, the Registrar of Births and Deaths, shows an increase of 18 in the number of deaths occurring during the week ended October 26 as compared with the232 words
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Article64 1907-11-07 24 The body of an unknown Chinaman, who had died of beri-beri, was found in the fivefoot way at No. 9, Club Street, on the 81st ult. The body of a male Chinese infant, about a month old, was found in Race Course Road, death being due to64 words
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Article1584 1907-11-07 25 Perhaps nobody lias correctly diagnosed the present panic in the American money market. It may be due not so much to the President’s Anti-Trust Policy as to the talk of war with Japan; in fact, it may be Japanic! Poor suffering mortals liere we are below. Whose1,584 words
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262 1907-11-07 26 Among the items of the Budget discussed by tlfe Committee of the Legislative Council, on the sth inst., was one of $45,000 on account of Mount Zion Reclamation. It was pointed out that the cost of taking river dredgings to sea,262 words
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Article201 1907-11-07 26 The three Chinese Constables who were charged, on Monday, with extortion of $l5O from one Low’ Rung w’ere again before the acting Third Magistrate, Mr. G. G. Seth. One of the men was a detective, and the other two w’ere special constables. It was alleged that together201 words
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Article122 1907-11-07 26 1 lie equity of redemption in certain freehold and 999 years’ leasehold town properties. belonging to the estate of Song Kee Lian, deceased, was sold by auction at Messrs. Powell and Company's saleroom, oil the sth inst. The properties comprise a block of twentysix shop-houses, known122 words
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194 1907-11-07 26 (From Odr Own Correspondent.) Malacca, October 29. Local planters do not seem to take the synthetic rubber scare seriously. The general opinion seems to be that the whole thing is merely an attempt to rig the rubber shbre market194 words
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355 1907-11-07 26 Mr. Gardiner, Assistant Siijicrintendeut of Police, prosecuted three Chinese women liefore the acting Third Magistrate, Mr. G. G. Seth, on the sth inst., on a charge of assisting in the management of a Chap Jee Kee lottery. Mr. T.355 words
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625 1907-11-07 26 From a rowing point of view, the weather was decidedly unkind on the 4th inst Up to nearly four o’clock, the water was in good condition for racing, but afterwards the wind veered round and blew straight in from the625 words
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Article1885 1907-11-07 27 (From Odr Own Correspondent.) Sourabaya, October 30. The above match was played at Sourabaya on October 26 and 27, and resulted in a win for the home side by an innings and 44 runs. The Rest1,885 words
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4685 1907-11-07 28 London, October BO. it i« stated at Washington that seventy million dollars have been deposited with the National Hanks. This exceeds tho records in the previous linaucial crisis. f»ord Mililfcr4,685 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article582 1907-11-07 31 October 30 Syria, Brit sir, Gregor, London, P. A O. Cov Besitang, Dut str, Jansen, Klang, By me A Co Merapi, Dut str, Uldall, Samaraug, Heap Eng Moh Leopard, Aust cru, Muldenburg, Colombo Silesia, Ger str, Bable, Hamburg, Behn Meyer Choising, Ger str, Heyenga, Boeleleng, Behn Meyer Ban Yong582 words
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Article405 1907-11-07 31 October 30 Dott, Nor str, Bangkok Sarie Borneo, Dut str, Bandjurmussin Chakrabhougs. Siam str. Bangkok via i>orts 31 Manila, Brit str, Autwerp via ports El Kantara, Fch str, Dunkirk via ports Jin Ho, Brit str, Muar and Malacca Bharata, Brit str. Penang, Rangoon. Calcutta Hebe, Brit str, Penang and405 words
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Article631 1907-11-07 31 Name port f probable date of arrival 9 and name of Agents. STEAMERS. Achillea, China, Dec 12 Mansfield a Airlie, Sydney, Dec 23 Bonateaa Arcadia, Hongkong, Nov 21; P. A O. Gey Ayathia, Bombay, Ndv 10; Borneo Cov A. Apcar, Calcutta, Dec 3; Paterson Simonv A. Behic, Colombo,631 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, NOVEMBER 6. 1907.
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Article355 1907-11-07 32 C 1 Subscribed R buai jnp'tol uST. Company Qcotatiob. I I i f I r13o3 1300.000 5500,000 I 30,000 10 5 10 Bel.) Tin M. Co.. Ltd. 12 50 1907 5300,W0 5226,000 22,600 5 10 5 10 7,600 Brn.ug Ltd. 7 7-, 1901 5000,000 i?9S’2SS 5 10 5 10355 words
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Article364 1907-11-07 32 1905 £190.000 £116,625 f I I 10 000 Anglo-M.l.y Rubber Co., Ltd. (folly paid, £5 0 0 98,500 ii ai /pontriVi pi 10 O 1905 $200,000 $106,000 10,600 $lO $lO Balgou me Rubber Estate Ltd. (fully paid f 34 AO 1904 £30,000 £15.260 f ,7*222 l 12,000 balu Caveß364 words
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Article155 1907-11-07 32 isos *1’?°!! 1’ViX *9/® Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd 17.00 HOS 1725,000 1225,000 4,500 50 5 50 Fraser 4 Neare, Ltd. iJo.OO 1885 :C15.000,000 515 0)0,000 f X'SJUI Jh'll *’V Hongkong and Sbsngbaf Bank (0l.no i 4», uu *1«5 ?125 M f| it 600.00 IK5 12,400,000 12,*00,000 t l155 words
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Advertisement307 1907-11-07 33 USE ONLY a ISE ALWAYS OBT refreshing. A Luxurious Perfume Far ®?JP cr4or ,N Health. German* Kinds. A NECESSARY PTHlT——i— RESTORATIVE I V,l| |Ti T|% IN SICKNESS. Ivjlk I k I for Gout. The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Stomach Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Safest and most l-i Affections. Effective307 words
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Advertisement401 1907-11-07 33 COMMON SENSE -NUTSHELL A acw Hint**} work uti Hie causes anil most acienliftc awl cffoi-uuil tuvnn* i*f m M cnre ever dtacuvered for nervous and fttiwtioua) drt>HHjr, waetr of oiAlirjr. depression of ai'inln, 4m' ,wii h pnu-rical oh*erv:itloiMi oo marriaufc and full •> f dtrwsUorH for mwiTin* certain dimjitaliHrations »h»t401 words
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Advertisement290 1907-11-07 33 KWDNG BEN 6 CO. t>mUn m Grans Cloth Kmbroidoma and Art Drawn Thread Work. >• No. 3i f, Orchard Road Have m.t received a large oonaignmant of Orm* Cloth Emhroidvrieaand Art Drawn Thread Work comprising Table Cloths Tea Coeeye, Cuahioo Pnlow chile Ibanl and Bed Covert in art ou«. L»290 words
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