The Straits Budget, 21 November 1907
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1907-11-21 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE ‘STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXI. NO. 2597. Singapore, Thursday, November 21, 1907. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article211 1907-11-21 1 LEADERS: German Emperor's Visit to England 12 Government Suppervision of Insurance Companies 12 1.5 Administration of General Hospital 13 English Duke and Socialism 13 Lord William Cecil on Opium 13-14 Lord Rosebery’s Influence in Politics 14 Rubber Prospects in British Malay 14 IT* The Outcome of the211 words
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Article475 1907-11-21 1 (Fuom Gue Own Cohkksi-onlknt.) London, November 13, 4.25 p.m. To-day's visit of the Emperor and Empress of Germany to the City of London will be historic, on account of the memorable demonstration in the streets along475 words
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294 1907-11-21 1 At a meeting, on Nov. 15 of the Municipal Commission, the Board approved of the transfer by C. M. R. Sundra to R. Singaram Pillai of the contract for the construction of Cattle stables and Driver*’ quarters at Jalan Besar,on the condition that Seal) Tee294 words
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Article1524 1907-11-21 2 Iii a grave in the pretty little cemetery in the Happy Valley at Hongkong there rests I»oiu his labours a young English journalist, who. had lit? lived, might have earned a high reputation1,524 words
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218 1907-11-21 2 Uie Aiug Hing, a small steamer of tons belonging to Mr. Goh Tat Pang, of Teluk •Vei, was sunk at her moorings shortly before one o'clock, on the lnth iust.. The steamer, which is licensed to carry passengers, arrived218 words
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Article117 1907-11-21 2 The resolution passed unanimously by the F.M.S. Immigration Committee with regard to the exemption of Singapore under the Tamil Labour Fund Ordinance, protects the F.M.S. planters, since it lays down the necessity of further consideration in the event of their suffering through the exemption of Singapore, says117 words
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2067 1907-11-21 3 Upon the second reading of the Criminal Procedure Code Amendment Hill coming before the Legislative Council yesterday afternoon, Mr. H. Fort, characterising the measure as far more important in its farreaching effect tliau other Ordinances they had2,067 words
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923 1907-11-21 4 At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, on the lfitb instant, the following gentlemen were present: —Lieutenant* Colonel E. G. Broadriclc, President; Mr. J. Polglase, Secretary; Mr. R. Peirce, Engineer Dr. Middleton, Health Officer; Dr. Murray Robertson, and923 words
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251 1907-11-21 4 The Senior Magistrate, Mr. W. C. Micbell, on Nov. 16, gave the judgment of the Bench Court in the Aerated Water Case, in which, on complaint of Messrs. Fraser and Neave, Limited, the Eastern Aerated Water Company had been summoned251 words
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453 1907-11-21 4 Additional light was thrown on the Kallang murder at the inquest held by Mr. Alexander Gentle, the Coroner, at the Tan Took Seng Hospital, on the 18th inst. Only the medical evidence was taken. It showed that the deceased sustained453 words
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Article154 1907-11-21 4 Mr. Justice Law, acting Chief Justice, was engaged, on the 19th inst., with a right-of-way case between Chinese property owners at Selitar. Tokh Chin Sin sues Soh Tian Hoo, Chop Boon Hin for $5OO as damages for defendant’s alleged wrongful entry of plaintiff’s pineapple plantation, the154 words
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873 1907-11-21 5 The monthly report of the General Manager of the Raub Australian (void Mining Company for the four week* ended November 2, is as follows Gentlemen, —I herewith beg to submit my monthly report on your mining and milling operations. The mine873 words
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Article312 1907-11-21 5 A Malay woman, named Kalliah, prosecuted a young Malay, named Hadji Araat, before a Bench Court consisting of Messrs. Micbell and Gibson,* on the 19th inst., charging him w ith kidnapping her daughter, Maria, aged 14 years. Inspector Connor prosecuted, and Mr. C. Everitt appeared for 4lie defence.312 words
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334 1907-11-21 5 An unusually interesting case w%a began 1 before Mr. Justice Kercombe Smith, in the Legislative Council chamber, on the 19th inst., the parties being R. Bob, plaintiff, and T. V. R. M. Athappa Cbetty, defendant. Mr. Chopard appeared for tbe plaintiff, and334 words
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Article258 1907-11-21 5 The Government Commission to inquire into the best means of suppressing opium smoking is still sitting at Saigon, but the Governor-General M. Beau i# too impatient to await its finding before tft Ring action. He has circularised the Heads of Department and provincial authorities, that,258 words
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Article2158 1907-11-21 6 Singapore has a community that rarely leavea its godown or its bungalow. Beyond the confines of those respective spheres of business and social life, interest in immediate surroundiifigs ceases with such abruptness that little is known of the2,158 words
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273 1907-11-21 7 At the Assize Court, before Mr. Justice Fisher, on the 18th inst., the charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder, made against Cho Ah Leng, was further heard, and the accused was acquitted. The case for the prosecution having273 words
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Article155 1907-11-21 7 In the course of a letter forwarded to us for publication, a Chinese correspondent refers in strong terms to the existence in Singapore of three gangs of Straits-born rowdies, who molest Chinese singing-girls and subject them to scandalous treatment. These samsengs secure their victims while hey155 words
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273 1907-11-21 7 After pointing out that the delay in presenting the accounts for the year ended December 81 w*as due to the fact that it had been found necessary to refer them back to the directors of The Malacca Rubber Plantations Limited,273 words
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Article195 1907-11-21 7 Some months ago, Mr. A. C. Rudra was retained in a case in which 85 lascars and tailors were charged with participating in an affray, being paid a fee of $lOO in advance. Mr. Rudra did not put in an appearance at the final hearing of the195 words
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Article110 1907-11-21 7 In connection with the S.\ .A. (title Meeting, handicap rifle competitions, open to ladies resident in Singapore and the Federated Malay States, with any pattern rifle, seven shots at 100 yards, one sighting shot being compulsory at each range, will take place as*follows Tuesday, November 26, 4.80110 words
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Article614 1907-11-21 7 Few people in Singapore will remember the fine, old, typical Slalay chief, the Sree Naduka Sultan A Hie Iskauder Shah of Johorc and Muar, writes a coirespondent. It was his father, Sultan Hoosain, who614 words
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Article430 1907-11-21 8 iKho.m on. Own Cohkksi'omikntj HomJkoug. November 10, 11.15 am. lo the Supreme Court yesterday, the acting Chief •!ustice, His Honour Mr. A. f». \Vi-< heard arguments in respect to the writ of Habeas Corpus sought in connection with430 words
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Article134 1907-11-21 8 The advance statement of weight of block tin and tin ore exported from the F.M.S. during the months of January to October, and of Vhe duty collected thereon, as compared with the corresjionding i>eriod of the pre\ious year has been forwarded to us by the Senior Warden134 words
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282 1907-11-21 8 The last case at the present session of the Assi/es was begun on the 19th insfc.. accused being Romauld Baptiste Pereira, a clerk recently in the employ of the Volunteer Corps, the charge against whom was criminal breach of trust, on282 words
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168 1907-11-21 8 The members of the S.R.E. (V.) underwent their annual inspection on Saturday, the inspecting officer being Captain Harvey, of the Royal Engineers. Among those present were: Lieut-Colonel Broadrick. Captains B. B. Colbeck and Pyne, and Lieut. Thompson, commanding the Company.168 words
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Article84 1907-11-21 8 The Singapore Amateur Dramatic Committee are rehearsing Esmond’s delightful comedy One Summer’s Day,” which will lie produced at the Teutonia Club on December 5. This will be the first performance, but it is understood that there will be two or three. The Committee of the Teutonia Club have84 words
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Article509 1907-11-21 8 Xo fewer than 1.0SIH persons died in sim>i pore dm my the month of ()etober. Kiolit hundred aud sixty of tin death occurred amonj; niinese-690 males and loi females—and 1-1(1 Malays succumbed. The other hen res. as509 words
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Article72 1907-11-21 8 Mr. E. E. Colman, the Third Magistrate, on Tuesday resumed the hearing of the charge against Chung Ah Kui, of attempting to murder Wong Ah Chiok by cutting his throat at a Chinese restaurant in South Bridge Road, on October 14. Mr. Meredith, acting Detective Inspector,72 words
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272 1907-11-21 9 The dulness noticeable in the export trade and the tiuancial stringency at home has led to local exchange falling to 2s. 3:{d. at which rate the Government has sold telegraphic transfers to banks in order to maintain the rate of272 words
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Article153 1907-11-21 9 I I' KoM Ot’K OWN COHKFSI*OM»KNT.I Penang. November 18, 1g.3.7 a.m. The death took place suddenly, laht evening, from cerebral hemorrhage,of Mr. Lim Kek Cluiau. the Penang Opium Farmer. The deceased geutlemau was about fifty years of age, and was the senior partner in the153 words
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Article117 1907-11-21 9 Mr. C. F. J. Green, on the 19fch inst.. continued the preliminary enquiry into the Kallang sawmill murder. Mr. L. E. Gaunt prosecuted, and Mr. Delay appeared for the accused. Chan Ah Kah, a mandor, and Lai Mun and Pun Yang, coolies, employed at the mill.117 words
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507 1907-11-21 9 r l lie following letter lias been scut to us for publication by a correspondent whose nom de plume is Shipping To the Editor of the* Straits Times. Singapore, November 18. Sir.—May I, through the medium of your paper, call the507 words
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Article93 1907-11-21 9 Drummer Sandwell, of the Royal West Keut Regiment, w ho was sentenced to death at the Assizes for the murder of Corporal Hurley, a comrade, and whose sentence was commuted to penal servitude for life, as a result of a petition presented to His Excellency the93 words
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Article173 1907-11-21 9 (From Oi'K Own Corrkhi»oni>kntj. Hongkong, November 18. 1.60 p in. The interport cricket match between Hongkong aud Shaughai commenced here on Saturday. Shanghai won the toss anti went inffirst to bat iu dull weather. A173 words
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272 1907-11-21 9 Tan Yong Soon, formerly employed at the Chartered Bank, was dismissed last y ear, and was given a certificate of recount ft ndation which was of such a character that it was not, in the opinion of Mr. A. M.272 words
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1381 1907-11-21 10 During the last few weeks we have been frequently consulted regarding various artificial ruboerw now on the market and the current rumours respecting synthetic rubber. We thought we had written quite sufficient on this subject to satisfy the1,381 words
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461 1907-11-21 10 i Fi; i Our Own Cokkkspoxdknt). Lipis. November 11. The K.uak Rubber Company, which was Moated rece ntly iu London ou a share capital of I’.'io.oii has its land at Bentong. Paining, the area being *2.000 acres, of which a461 words
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Article881 1907-11-21 11 A French critic thus commits himself in the Daily Mail“ Sandy, that is the Scotsman, beneath a rough bark shuts in a hard soul. Of a slow wit, he only mankges to see a joke when it has become incongruous to laugh at it. Scotsman cultivate the881 words
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164 1907-11-21 11 TIN IN SOUTH AFRICA. Is the Transvaal to Compete With the Malay States We are informed that advices have beon received by a local firm from its Johannesburg branch of the discovery of large alluvial tin deposits in the Transvaal. These are stated to be similar in character to the164 words
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Article581 1907-11-21 11 The debate on Acheen affairs was resumed in the States General at the Hague on November C. The Minister for the Colonies spoke first, declaring that the parliamentary attacks on the Netherlands India Government policy in Acheen581 words
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Article40 1907-11-21 12 Kkky.— <fn November 13, at Weare Vicarage, Somerset, the wife of W. Noel Skey, of a sod (still born). By Cable. Williamson.— At Bukit Tengah, Province Wellesley, oo November 13, the wife of E. Camidfjt* Williamson, of a son.40 words
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Article50 1907-11-21 12 Cummin:* Fynek-Ci.inton. —On November 19, at Ht. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, by the Rev. F G. Swindell, Colonial Chaplain, Ernest Norman Travers, son of Major-General James Turner Cummins, C. 8., D. 8.0., of Ashley Lodge, Tring Aveuue, Ealing, to Margaret, ♦•ldest daughter of E. Fynes-Clinton. Esq., of Malverne, Swanage, Dorset.50 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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1073 1907-11-21 12 Empress at Berlin. —Straits Times, November 14. Oa several occasions during the past year, we have referred to the ornamental nature of kings and princes, and, like some of our confreres in Londou, have deprecated laying too much stress on the part played by monarchsEmpress at Berlin.—Straits Times, November 14. - 1,073 words
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963 1907-11-21 12 Straits Times. November 16. Hidden away in that excellent publication the Straits Chinese Magazine, there is often a good deal of suggestive matter well deserv ing public attention, and in the issue just put into circulation there is a thoughtful para graph on life insuranceStraits Times. November 16. - 963 words
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348 1907-11-21 13 to general improvement all round. Straits Times, November 15. Several days ago, we referred to the necessity that existed in Singapore for an emergency ward at the Government General Hospital. We referred to cases where persons in a seriously injured or collapsed condition were refused admissionto general improvement all round. Straits Times, November 15. - 348 words
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Article1156 1907-11-21 13 ready to consider it. —Straits Times, November 15. People in England of all schools of thought appear to have made up their minds that Socialism in some shape or other is making very large strides among the proletariat, and that unless something is done to checkready to consider it. —Straits Times, November 15. • - 1,156 words
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Article874 1907-11-21 13 —Straits Times, November 18. As was to be expected, the impartial comments in The Times of the Rev. Lord William Gascoync-Cecil upon the opium question have not been allowed to go unchallenged by the anti-opiumists. Mr. J. G. Alexander, Secretary of the Anti-Opium Society, replies—Straits Times, November 18. - 874 words
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860 1907-11-21 14 —Straits Times, November 18. Lord Palmerston, whose memory should be sacrfed to every self-respecting Imperialist, used to say that a large amount of useful political information was to be had by the simple expedient of taking a ride upon the knife-board of an omnibus and—Straits Times, November 18. - 860 words
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1164 1907-11-21 14 Straits Times, November 19. Last week, in dealing with the subject of rubber production in the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States, we referred to the danger of over-production and the proliable necessity of Government interference to restrict the planting of rubber. This latter suggestionStraits Times, November 19. - 1,164 words
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1297 1907-11-21 15 j o’ Straits Times, November 20. The Hague Conference lias at last put a term to its labours, and wc are now in a position to attempt some estimate of the work which has been accomplished. The gathering was termed a Peace Conference, an■ j o’ •* • Straits Times, November 20. - 1,297 words
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Advertisement93 1907-11-21 12 The pout free price of the Straits Times i» $3B a year The post free price of the Straits budget is $l4 a year. It i* not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscript ions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The93 words
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Article501 1907-11-21 16 There was au affray in Duxton Road. on Tuesday. Twelve Holdens were arrested Taiping prison lias been equipped with a small printing establishment for its own use. A deserter from H.M.S. Amphitrite was taken aboard at noon, on the 14tli instant. A Chinaman attempted to commit suicide, on501 words
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Article285 1907-11-21 16 Sinoaporf,. November *20. 1907. PRODUCE. iatubiur 7.20 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 10.55 C ipra Bali 8.35 do Pontianak 7.70 Pepper, Black buyers 14.37$ do White 5% buyers 20.25 Sago Flour Sarawak 3.07 do Brunei No. 1 8.02$ Pjarl Sago 4.55 .Coffee Bali, picked 25.50 Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis285 words
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87 1907-11-21 16 According to a telegram from Calcutta on November 10, the P. O. Company are not to* have matters their own way in regard to the Indian passenger traffic. A London cable to the Calcutta Statesman, on November 9, states that an Eastern87 words
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Article509 1907-11-21 16 Lieut.-Colouel H. V. Kent, R.E., has bc-c i placed on the sick list. Mr. J. H. M. Robson, of i has come on a dying visit to Shiga,.o.v. U Mi Lee Toon Pooh, Manager of tlie Sin.., pore Opium *uim. is on a holiday in IVuang Professor509 words
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1271 1907-11-21 17 Mr. John Anderson maintains that the legal fraternity of Singapore, while being excellently qualified to look after themselves, are. at the same time, the best paid profession lft the Colony. The subject a rose at the meeting of the1,271 words
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52 1907-11-21 17 iFrom Our Own Correspondent.) London, November 13. 5.p.m. Ferdinand Faithfull. described as an Engineer employed in tlie Straits, wagianted divorce here to-da\ on gvounds ot adultery committed by bis wifi-. Tly* co-respondent, Frauds William Oouglas. was cast iu damages t tie- amount52 words
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215 1907-11-21 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. November 11 Despite a recent statement, tin Penang Band has not yet been definitely <ci\(d; but it L anticipated that tlie end «*t tie* present month will decide it- future. I p to the215 words
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204 1907-11-21 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 14. A mishap, which is said to In* unprecedented has occurred to tho English mails which arrived here, this morning, by tin- British India steamer Thongwa. Whilst filty-two hags were being transhipped at Negapatam in three204 words
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92 1907-11-21 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Loudon, November 14, 6.80 p.m. The Premier, Sir Henry Campbell-Banner-man, was prostrated last night by an attack of heart failure, after addressing a great public meeting in the Colston Hall at Bristol.92 words
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372 1907-11-21 18 (From Our Own Correspondent). Lipis, November 13. The output of l’almng gold in October is returned as 1.273 ounces, which, added to the amount from January to September, brings the total, so far this year up, to 9,547 ounces. When compared372 words
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Article71 1907-11-21 18 Judgment for the'defendant, with costs, was given by Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, ou the 13th inst., in the case in which a contractor named Poll Kiam was sued for the value of bricks supplied by the Pulo Batam Brickworks for the erection of the new Portuguese Chifrch71 words
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309 1907-11-21 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, November 19. Mr. Lupton, Municipal Engineer, and Mr. Chai Koon Cheng, a Municipal Commissioner, returned to Malacca, on Friday, from Taiping where they had been on an official visit of inspection. Their309 words
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274 1907-11-21 18 Two Police constables saw a Chinaman attempting to break into a house in Rochore Road, early on the 18th inst., and made an effort to arrest him, but he drew’ a mur-derous-looking knife, about eighteen inches long and sharpened on both sides,274 words
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102 1907-11-21 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, November 18,9.45 p.m. Official notification has been publish.,l to night of the reorganisation of the Depart wonts in the Colonial Office. There will now be three Departments The first will deal with business relatiuto the102 words
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303 1907-11-21 18 The case against Ling In Hcug. tin Chinese Constable, who was accused of accepting a bribe of forty cents from a cart* man named Suparayan. w as again before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colraan. on Saturday. Sergeant Bartells said that the303 words
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59 1907-11-21 18 (From Our Own Correspondkxt.) London, November 16. The London Rubber Market continues fiat. The quotation for hard fine Para is 3s. Bd. No permanent improvement in prices is expected until America settles down. The Kuala Lumpur Rubber Company, Limited, pays a59 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article623 1907-11-21 19 > Malacca Civil Service v. The Rest. Writing from Malacca under date November 11, our Malacca correspondent says:— The Malacca Civil Service played the Rest of Malacca at cricket on Saturday, the teams being captained by the Hon. Mr. W. H. Firmstone, and Mr. S. W. Moorhouse respectively. The623 words
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Article418 1907-11-21 19 Programme and Officials. At a meeting of the New Year Sport’s Committee on Monday night, the following officials were appointed to carry out the New Year Land Sports on the Race Course on January 1 Judges.—The Hon. Captain A. H. Young, C.M.G., Major General T. Perrott, C.B.,418 words
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Article74 1907-11-21 19 New Race Course at Sourabaya. At last a new Race Course is to be conducted at Sourabaya. The matter has been under consideration for some time past, and long ago plans were drawn up, but lack of public support financially rendered the carrying out of the scheme impossible.74 words
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Article381 1907-11-21 19 5.C.C. v. The Garrison. A Rugby Football match was played on the Esplanade on Nov. 14, between fifteens 4 representing the Garrison and the S.C.C. The game was a good and interesting one, and was keenly contented. The S.(J.C. proved the superior team and la tter passing and381 words
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Article189 1907-11-21 19 S.C.C. v. Officers of the Garrison. Elevens representing the Officers of the Garrisou and the S. .C. engaged in a Hockey match on the Esplanade on the 19th inst. In the first half, there was no score, as play was such that neither sidrf was able to defeat the189 words
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Article72 1907-11-21 19 Local Match Arranged. Chan Hoon Seek, the well known Straits Chinese boxer, who recently defeated Hormann Fisher, a professional fighter and a pupil of Sandow, in a boxing match at Chinese Theatre in Wayang street, will probably meet Private Kirby, of the Royal West Kent Regiment shortly. Chan Hoon72 words
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Article2662 1907-11-21 20 Lon clou, November 13. •The French Chamber lias had a debate oil the situation iu Morocco. M. Pichon, the Foreign Minister, replying to criticism*. said that the dominant aim of Frances wan®to avoid a military expedition. They did not wild? to interfere iu the internal disputes of the2,662 words
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Article864 1907-11-21 21 Berlin, November 13. At a State banquet given in Windsor Castle to the Emperor and Empress of Germany, cordial toasts were exchanged between the monarchs, and the Emperor alluded to the memory of Queen Victoria and the maintenance of peace. Instead of going to the Isle of Wight,864 words
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315 1907-11-21 22 Mr. .1. H. Murray, contractor, who formerly lived in Syed Ali Road, Singapore, but now resides in* Malacca, has twice had his gold watch, worth 5200, stolen, and has twice recovered ij, but on the second occasion, unfortunately,315 words
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Article102 1907-11-21 22 Mr. G. G. Seth sat in the Fourth Magistrate’w Court, on the 13th inst., to conclude a Chap Jee Keo ease, in which three Chinese women were charged originally with assisting in the management of a lottery. The charge had, however, been amended to one of102 words
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687 1907-11-21 22 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) London, October 25. It is with deep regret that I confirm, by letter, the telegram which has beeu received in Singapore, announcing the death of Mr. J. Finlayson, who, for so many years, was known687 words
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280 1907-11-21 22 Suparayan, a Tamil bullock cart driver was Jriving his bullock cart in Battery Road on November 5. during hours when empty bullock carts arc forbidden in that narrow and crowded thoroughfare. He was arrested by Ling In Heng, one of the Chinese280 words
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Article121 1907-11-21 22 Messrs. Katz Brothers prosecuted a Chinese carpenter, named See Toll Yin, before the Third Magistrate. Mr. E. E. Colman, on the 13tli inst., on charge** of dishonestly retaining stolen property and fraudulent possession of property, the property in (piestion being some carpenters’ tools, screws, hinges, aud121 words
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Article107 1907-11-21 22 Lim Koli Hup, a servant employed by Kim Swee Kee, was prosecuted by Sergeant Ross, before a Bench Court consisting of Messrs. Michell and Gibson, on the 13th inst., on a charge of theft of money and clothing, valued at $85. The prosecutor said107 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article503 1907-11-21 23 November 12 Sui Mow, Ger str, Treumann, Antwerp, Behn Meyer Battenliall, Brit str, Raison, Saigon, Paterson Simons Freya. Nor str, Christensen, Bangkok, Tan Sav Lee 13 Glenavon, Brit str, Woolfenden, Ldon, Boustead Idomeneus, Brit str, Nish, Saigon, Mansfield Madura, Out str, Wijn, Amsterdam, Daendels Orwell, Brit str, Frame, Cebu,503 words
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Article418 1907-11-21 23 November 13 St. Lucia, Brit str, Bangkok Pei Ho, Feb etr. Japan via port* Oi'wel\ Brit str, London Ban W hatt Hin, Brit str, Kelentan via i»orts Merkus, Dut str, Pontianak Pontianak, Brit str, Kuantan Lightning, Brit str, Penang and Calcutta Dott. Nor str. Bangkok hdendale, Brit str, Samarang418 words
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Article93 1907-11-21 23 PASSED. SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOR ORDERS. Nov. 7 —Ger str Gutenfels, from New York Sept 15. For Taku. 7— Ger str Flensburg, Capt Hoorn, from East London, Sept 21. For Batavia. M g_Ger bq Furst Bulow, Capt Mozel, from Amsterdam, May 15. For Batavia. 8— Brit str Ballochmyle,93 words
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Article626 1907-11-21 23 Xame port probable date of arrival and name of Agents. STEAMERS. Achilles. China. Dec 12 Mansfield Airlie, Sydney, Dec 23 Boasfciad Alciuous, China. Dec 8; Mansfield Arcadia, Colombo, Dec 21 P. A O. Coy Ayuthia, Bangkok, Nov Borneo Coy A. Apcar, Calcutta, Dec 3; Paterson Sirrona A. Bebic,626 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, NOVEMBER 20, 1907.
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Article335 1907-11-21 24 teot NamD«r [a«ne Paid Shares Torma- Capital Snbsonbed of T lne ap to unissued Company Quotmio*. 100 noareg zn 1903 $300,000 1300,000 30,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co., Ltd. 11,75 1907 $800,000 $$$5,000 $$,500 10 10 7,500 Bruang Ltd 7.00 1901 ..$800,000 $600,000 60,000 10 10 I Braaeb335 words
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Article328 1907-11-21 24 j 1905 £150,000 £H6 625 f 1 1 10,000 j Anglo-Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. (fully paid) £4.15.0 ion« lannnno 1A 1 93,500 1 15/ (contrib.) £4.5.0 1905 $200,000 $105,000 10,500 10 10 Balgownie Rubber Estate Ltd. (fully paid) $32 50 1904 £30,000 £15 250 7.00° l 1 12,000 Batu328 words
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Article181 1907-11-21 24 lew ttSum* %nt:Z 4,w "io 9W SUJSSJfEJJ" A y> d ,JJg IBM 1)5,000,000 915 000,000 f JJ'jflS IJ2J 1 0 2 Hongkong and Shanghai BauK M&.m V W WMD 91 JO EQA AA 1905 92,400,000 92,*90,000 A 2'a!2 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 165 00 I 0,000 9100 <7o/ p re181 words
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Advertisement441 1907-11-21 25 USE ONLY k USE ALWAYS A LuXURIOiriPERFUMEl In Health. JSg£ NECESSARY RESTORATIVE IN SH3KNES8. MOST REFRESHING. Far Superior to the German Kinds. EAU“COLOGNE Mfetr Rfc» pv-n.'. DINNt FORD’S mr Lij The Physician's Cure for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel. Safest and most Effective Aperient for Regular Use. jsT; V »T'441 words
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Advertisement195 1907-11-21 26 MARTIN’S 'jsrs ASK FOR Schweitzer’s Cocoatina (tuarf»n\eeJL on absolutely pure Coc'a. Th«1 in the Royal palaces of England, Germany, Riisaia, Greece, Denmark, etc., etc. SOLD BVERYWHEBE y*f. w2Fi isWSF AuK. v ‘r *7. A*. air s a.§H5 .5 r PS H I? ft m 1 ff m < I s195 words
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