The Straits Budget, 3 September 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-09-03 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXII. NO 2638. Singapore, Thursday, September 3,1908. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY Price 25 cents27 words
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Article262 1908-09-03 1 LEADERS: Disgraceful Condition of Con naught Drive 12 Additional Facts for Anti-Opiumist* 12 Ex Hougkong Governor and the Opium-Question 12 Evil Effects of Long-Credit System Id Eh)g’ a r P«rju<*y in Eastern Courts Id Native-Born and Government Appointments Id Lamentable Election Fiasco in Manila 14 Peace and262 words
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Article872 1908-09-03 1 Sons of the Soil. ALPHA’S PLEA FOR THE NATIVE-BORN. Should Government Prefer Them to Outsiders 1 We have received the following letter for publication To the Editor of the Straits Times. S ngapore, August 29. Sir,—In a leading article, on the lJth instant, entitled Sons of the Soil, the Editor872 words
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Article1034 1908-09-03 2 A case of alleged wrongful dismissal occupied the attention of Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith at the Supreme Court, on the 27th ult, when Ellis Donald Morris, of 27 B&lestier Road, formerly master of the steamer Will1,034 words
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195 1908-09-03 2 A European lady residing in Malabar Street prosecuted her Hylam servant before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, on the 28th ult., on a charge of threatening her with a choppor. She gave him five cents with which to purchase ten pounds of195 words
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78 1908-09-03 2 (From Ocr Own Correspondent., Penang, August 28, 10.411 a .m Mrs. Ogle, the wife of Mr. ,T. \v ft 0 clerk of works in the Public Works |L a uient m Province Wellesley, has died the effects of strychnine poisoning.78 words
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540 1908-09-03 2 The Directors of tho Siono Rubber Com. pany, Limited, in their annual report, which is to be presented at a meeting of shareholder* on September 7, states that the net protit for the year ended Juno 30, after making the usual540 words
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801 1908-09-03 3 I rre Loti, had his wanderings led him the Kampong Glam last night, would iiavt found there a fitting subject for liis ac if t and artistic pen* >♦ at* «1 upon801 words
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301 1908-09-03 3 Mr. C. F. J. Green, the Second Magistrate, resumed, on the 2fith ultimo, the preliminary inquiry into the charge against the Municipal dog-shooter, Chinna Kurpen, of murdering his superior officer, Mr. W. Goularte. Mr. Hastings Rhodes, the Deputy lTiblic Prosecutor, appeared301 words
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Article98 1908-09-03 3 lvhoo Teck Sioug, the well-known young towkay and former opium farmer, who was charged with criminal of trust in respect of *4,300 belonging to Too Soon Seng, was acquitted by the District Judge, Mr. E. C. C. Howard, without being called upon for his defence. The98 words
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185 1908-09-03 3 We hear from a very reliable source that the Johore Government has accepted the tender of Mr. Tan .Too Theam, Johore. for the Johore and Spirit Farms, for the sum of $BO,OOO per month. AAe also hear that circulars are185 words
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188 1908-09-03 3 An interesting ceremony was witnessed on Saturday afternoon at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, when Sergeant-Mujor Thomas Morris, of the S.V.C., was married to Miss Lucy Helen Careless. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. 11. C. Izard, and the bride wus given away by her brother.188 words
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173 1908-09-03 3 The mortality report of hr. Gilmore Ellis Registrar of Births and heaths, Singapore, states that 272 persons died in Singapore during the week ended August 22, the deathrate being equal to 52.19 per thousand of the estimated population. Altogether, 205173 words
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991 1908-09-03 4 An emergency meeting of the Planters' Association of Malaya, summoned by telegram, took place in the Selangor Club on Thursday. Mr. R. W. Harrison took the chair, and Mr. L. H. Clayton, Superintendent of Immigrants, Straits Settlements and F.M.S., was present. The991 words
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Article188 1908-09-03 4 A large throng of Malays, including the leading athletes and prominent members of the Darul Adab Club, gathered at Johnston's Pier, on Saturday afternoon, to bid farewell to Mr. E. E. Colman, who, having been transferred to Malacca, left for that port by the steamer Carlyle.188 words
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Article92 1908-09-03 4 Two motor-launches were sold at auction by Messrs. H. L. Coghlan and Company at the Marine Police boathouse, on the 25th ultimo. The large sea going motor-launch Labrador, length 40 feet, breadth 9 feet, with a 12horse power, two-cylinder motor, was ordered to be sold by the92 words
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565 1908-09-03 4 (Fkom Our Own Corrks»*on,, Rn Ti Kuala Lumpur, A U g U8t > 9 The return of the imports and exnnr- t the State of Selangor durin*' thp J lnto quarter of the current year does not^j° n 1 any565 words
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863 1908-09-03 5 1 Li 1 re were present at a meeting of the Legislative Council, on Friday, afternoon, His E vcellency the Governor. Sir John Anderson, K.V.M.G., Hi*» Excellency Major-General T. Peirott, C.B.. General Officer Commanding ti ie Troops: Captain A. H. Young, C.M.G.,863 words
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261 1908-09-03 5 Tanglin is so quiet each evening that when guest nights at the barracks come round the strains of martial music can be enjoyed by mauy people far removed from the officers’ mess. The enthusiasm of Bandmaster T. McKelvey, of261 words
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492 1908-09-03 5 Mohamed Amin and Bogail were again placed on trial before the Fourth Magistrate, Mr. Maurice Thunder, oo Saturday, on the charge of endangering the fives of two Marine Constables by rash navigation oi a tongkang in midstream between Blakan Mali and492 words
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Article118 1908-09-03 5 There .van a collision in Bukit Timah Hoad at about 3 p.m., on Friday, between a motor car belong to a Chinaman and a ricksha. The puller was hurt and had to be removed to hospital, but his injuries were net sufficiently serious to require his118 words
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755 1908-09-03 6 a the ordinary meeting of the Municipal ummissioners, held in the Board Boom, oo i'>i<Jay afternoon, the following gentlemen w‘ire present: —Mr. J. Polglase, Deputy pr-Htdent; Mr. F.J. Benjafield, Acting Secre- Ur/, Mr. H. Gostwyck, Acting Engineer; Dr W; R. C.755 words
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276 1908-09-03 6 Judgment wa** given in the Supreme Court, on Friday, by Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, in the Admiralty action in which Emanuel do Polline, of Mariopul, Russia, sought to recover salvage money in respect to the grounding of the ship Erika, in276 words
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Article93 1908-09-03 6 Giving false evidence in a judicial proceeding before His Majesty the Coroner on the 26th July 1908 was a charge against Tay Tay in the Senior Magistrate’s Court, ou Saturday. The charge was amended by the substitution of “Worship”’ for “Majesty, and the Coroner, Mr. Alexander93 words
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Article59 1908-09-03 6 At a meeting of the Legislative Council to be held on Friday, the Crown Suits. Agriculturists Loans and Military Manoeuvres Bills will be read a third time; the Final Supply Bill and the Tamil Immigration Fund Bill will come on for second reading: and the Theatres, Destructive Pests59 words
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358 1908-09-03 6 The first annual meetiug of the holders of the Rahman Hydrant Tin Limited, was held at Penang on :1. v t ultimo. 11 Mr. F. Douglas Osborne preside, i, aud fc stated that the mine was gettin la t c proper operation358 words
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Article140 1908-09-03 6 Messrs. Fernandez and Company conducted an auction sale on Wednesday, when the following property were disposed of Freehold land and house known as N«.. off Campong Java Road, area 4,707 sq. ft Veerappa Chitty for $525. Freehold land situate at Havelock I (can area 6,955140 words
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Article76 1908-09-03 6 It seems that it was a somewhat strenud’** game of football that was played, on Friday afternoon, between the Singapore Kecreat r Club and the Engineers ana Warders. When the match was finished thecas ties were :—G. R. Oehlers, dislocated slio. der; an Engineer, nasty cut over the76 words
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740 1908-09-03 7 We have much pleasure in publishing the following letter:— To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Singapore, August 27. Sir, -I shall be much obliged if you will insert the enclosed in your valued columns a reply to your leading article of740 words
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517 1908-09-03 7 A correspondent writesßeferring to a rumour that is going the rounds of the bazaar ahorrt Government hunting for beads in connection with tho new bridge at the month of the Singapore river, to which you in ado reference in your Issue of517 words
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330 1908-09-03 7 During the sitting of the Bankruptcy Court, on Friday, before Mr. Justice Seroombo Smith, Mr. A. M. Sarkies was examined further respecting the failures of Messrs. Sarkies and Johannes. Replying to Mr. C. Emcrsou, on behalf of the ()mcial Assignee, the330 words
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Article159 1908-09-03 7 The total number of births registered in the State of Perak during the first half year ending Juno JO, 1908, was 4,605. Of these, 2,111 were males, and 2,194 females. The largest number of births occurred in the Krian district, and that among the Malays and159 words
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Article110 1908-09-03 7 A general meeting of shareholders in the Castern Shipping Company, Limited, was held at Penang on Monday, at which a State inent for the first six months’ working was laid before the shareholders. After due allowance being made for depreciation of the Company’s fleet and stock, there110 words
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1028 1908-09-03 8 Mr. II. Joseph was again before the Third .Magistrate. Mr. E.E. Colman, on the 28th ult., in connection with the prosecution of the j firm of Messrs. Watson and Gutmann, of No. 2 St. Andrews Road. Mr. Hastings Rhodes appeared for1,028 words
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204 1908-09-03 8 The Chinese mission to Tonkin, to settle the difficulties arising from Chinese regulars having recently attacked a French outpost, which resulted in the killing of an officer and several soldiers of the garrison, has come to an arrangement with the GovernorGeneral of204 words
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623 1908-09-03 8 1 hat the Anglo-Chincse Free Sciifwfi 1 fall iu line with the other community in having annual fl, W stK)i J. only to bo expected when Mr K I '<• whoso prominent place in locsi atllleti’-s long been well known, was623 words
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739 1908-09-03 9 Oik Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, August 2.7. itc-cut visitor to the Federal Capital ,1, bed it as a town of ornamental buildm and numerous bridges. V (‘'aids the ornamental buildings, the remark '"certainly applies; bnt, in a few nt hs heuce, there739 words
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393 1908-09-03 9 A few days ago Mr. D. Butler, the Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police for Pahaug, who. with Inspector Burton aud other officials, has been devoting his energies to effecting the capture of the murderers of Dr. Barrack, at Kuantan, made393 words
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Article118 1908-09-03 9 The third annual general meeting of the Subordinate Civil Service Association took place at the Club house on Saturday night. The report and accounts were read and passed, and the follow ing office-bearers aud members of Committee were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mr. N. an118 words
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563 1908-09-03 9 THE DEATH OF MRS. MURPHY. Coroner ’s Inquest Conducted by Mr. Gentle. Mr. Alexander < lentle, the Coroner, held an inquest at the General Hospital, on the 27th ultimo, over the body of the lute' Mrs. Murphy, wife of Captain I*. M. Murphy, Acting Deputy Master Attendant. Dr. MacGregor stated563 words
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77 1908-09-03 9 The many friends in Singapore of the late Mr. A. II. Laing, of the* Eastern Extension Telegraph Company’s staff, will he sorry to hear of his death from heart complaint, on the 1 nth ultimo, at the Cocos Inlands, where his father, Mr. W. D.77 words
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Article750 1908-09-03 10 Mr. R. K. Hardwick, who is assisting in the hunting of rebels in British North Borneo territory, had an exciting experience on board the steam launch Chautek on August 1 off Tigabu Island. At the750 words
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264 1908-09-03 10 Two Malays, Ripin and Kudus, w’ent into a Chinese shop at No. 46 Beach Road, on Sunday morning, and while one of them engaged the attention of the shopkeeper, the other deftly inserted a cleverly constructed coutrivauce, on the end of264 words
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Article208 1908-09-03 10 suake six or seven feet long was found in a godown at Tanjong Pagar, on Monday and a Malay watchman tried to hang it around a Chinese coolie’s neck. The coolie objected most strenuously, and in the melee received a deep cut in the thigh208 words
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Article226 1908-09-03 10 SHIPPING DISASTER. SINGAPORE-BOUND STEAMER IS CAPSIZED. Loss of Fifty-One Lives; T wo Survivors. [Reuter’s Telegram] London, August 'jy. Lloyd's agent at Moji telegraphs that there are two survivors on board the .Japanese steamer Saikio-maru, which reports that the i British steamer Dnnearn, bound fur Singapore, had been capsized in a226 words
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285 1908-09-03 10 The punitive expedition in Paitan. British North Borneo, has had a hot time with the rebels. As we mentioned a few days ago. one ot the rebel strongholds, Musah's camp, was attacked by the punitive force under Wing Officer, Mr. Prevosfc, accompanied285 words
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Article1428 1908-09-03 11 1 u phantom ships seemed to be endeavto deceive the eyes of the Port as they crept into the Hoads a c j 'downpour of rain,on Monday morning. time they were silhouetted faintly ;l background of1,428 words
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290 1908-09-03 11 Members of the Dutch Club assembled in the Victoria Memorial H ill. on Monday, to celebrate the twenty-eighth birthday of their sovereign, Queen Wilholtuina of the Nether lands. And this they did right loyally, the proceedings being typical the enthusia-m290 words
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Article13 1908-09-03 11 |The Straits Time* is not reapinsibk* for tin opinions of its correspondents.13 words
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Article125 1908-09-03 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore. August 27. Sir, —Mr. Winter’s remark is right. Tin handling and manipulation of Tapioca cost more than 25 cents per picul. As it happens, this and two other error* had been noted on tho proof sheet, but to125 words
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Article43 1908-09-03 11 As a tram was moving rapidly along South Hridge Hoad, at 8.15 p.m., on Thursday, a Chinaman jumped off and fell forcibly to the ground. He was removed to the hospital in an unconscious condition, and has since died.43 words
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Article87 1908-09-03 12 Farmer. —On August 25, at 24, Wilkie Road, Singapore, the wife of J. A. Farmer, of ;i daughter. Goldie. —At Eden Hall, Singapore, on August 29, the wile of R. M. Goldie, of a daughter. Main. -On August 2m, at the Rotanic Gardens. Singapore, the wife of T. Wilson87 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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446 1908-09-03 12 tile roadway in hand atonce.- Straits Times, August 29. The public will be pleased t«> note Mr. Macbeau's remark at yesterday’s meeting of the Municipal Commission on the condition ot the Connaught Driv6. It is no exaggeration to say that the surface ol‘ the roadwaytile roadway in hand atonce.- Straits Times, August 29. - 446 words
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792 1908-09-03 12 Straits Times, August ‘is. Our Hongkong contemporary, the Daily Press, has been making an examination of the opium statistics of the Chinese Customs contained in the report for 1907, and arrives at the conclusion that the information this batch of reports contains is not likely toStraits Times, August ‘is. - 792 words
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466 1908-09-03 12 away u6rc« iiGHiicr this anti-opium movement —ktrau* August 29. In this issue wo reproduce the letter to The Times, by Sir Henry Blake, ex (h.vcrnor of Hongkong and of Ceylon, dealing with the opium question. A summary „r this letter was cabled by Reuteraway u6rc« iiGHiicr this anti-opium movement—ktrau* August 29. - 466 words
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1101 1908-09-03 13 —Straits Times, August 27. Penang as well as Singapore is feeling the evil effects of the long-credit system, and Mr. Cecil Guinness, in ?ns capacity of Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, did well to refer to the subject at the half-yearly meeting of the—Straits Times, August 27. - 1,101 words
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291 1908-09-03 13 .Straits Times. August 2*. Comment is frequently made in Far Eastern Courts of the flagrant perjury committed by witnesses. The Asiatic, admirable though he is in many respects, has a low estimate of the value of truth at any time and wc do not think.Straits Times. August 2*. - 291 words
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651 1908-09-03 13 the Cadet Service is open.—Strait* Tiuiee, September 1. We publish to-day a letter from a highly respected local resident on a subject that is destined to become of more engrossing interest in all our British Colonies. Our correspondent pleads tho right of the native-born, the sonsthe Cadet Service is open.—Strait* Tiuiee, September 1. - 651 words
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1221 1908-09-03 14 —Straits Times, August 31. Z 'i..- election of two consejals for the first and second districts of Manila has stirred tli immunity of that city most profoundly. T*v F ilipinos were elected, and we gather one of the American newspapers, the m > 1 1—Straits Times, August 31. - 1,221 words
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793 1908-09-03 14 —Straits Times, September 1. With Emperor, King, statesmen, and ministers of the Gosi>el preaching the doctrine of peace and goodwill among the nations, the people of Europe ought to be assured that the jingo talk about the inevitableness of a war between Great Bri. tain—Straits Times, September 1. - 793 words
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705 1908-09-03 15 ceptionally interesting reading. Straits Times, September 2. the close of the Russian-Japanese war, ral Kuropatkin, from official material .\sible to him as Commander-in-Chief of e Russian forces, constructed an elaborate I tor y oi the campaign and a detailed state(.n: ui the condition, purposes, and developiceptionally interesting reading. Straits Times, September 2. - 705 words
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Article376 1908-09-03 15 are doomed to go.—Straits Times, September 2. Gu Tuesday, the Municipal staff began the repair of Connaught Drive. A supply of granite road-metal has been fouud, and Kling workmen are now busy tilling in the ruts and holes. We congratulate the Municipal staff on the promptitude with whichare doomed to go.—Straits Times, September 2. - 376 words
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Advertisement91 1908-09-03 12 The post free price of the Straits Times is a year. The poet free price of the Straits Bust get it $14 a year. It it not necessary to subscribe fora year. The subscriptions for shorter period* art at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits Budget91 words
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Article653 1908-09-03 15 Mr. G. C. Koch, Supervisor of Customs. Port Swettenham, has been transferred to Klang. Lady Howard of Glossop lias arrived iu Singapore from Kuala Lumpur, en route for China. Mr. W. 14. Penney has been appointed Protector of Labour Contracts for the State of British North Romeo.653 words
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Article1620 1908-09-03 16 8 fcucg rubber estate, British North Borneo has been transferred to a company. 1 l'oll Europe, eleven officers and 733 so* hers tor Saigon arrived, on Sunday, by t< I' r< och steamer Ouessant. kh.uainan living in Prinsep Street, cLaig'** another with absconding with a jade gtou1,620 words
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Article1305 1908-09-03 17 I t he third time, the teams representing J<liera Post Office and the Marine Police Thursday in the semi-final round for th< t/oltnau Shield, to decide who should t the Datul Bahar in the final. There1,305 words
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118 1908-09-03 17 (Fkom Oimc Own C’okukscondknt.) Penang, August *U, ll. 2"» am. The new bridge at Kapala ll.uu, in the State of Kedah, was opened by the Sultan on Saturday with consi< u, ny. There was a118 words
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Article159 1908-09-03 17 The I’.S.S. Banger, which arrived in Singapore on Tuesday ou its way to America from the Philippines, formerly had an armament of eleven guns, six Four inch, four six-inch and a Colt’s rapid-fire, but these have been removed ,*nd iulely .-lie has been used for survey work159 words
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Article75 1908-09-03 17 It will interest our readers to kuow that Johore is now connected by rail with the Federated Malay States. Tho railheads from tho north and south met each other ou Mouday at a spot about sixty miles from Johore B.iliru, thus making it possiblo for an engine to75 words
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Article149 1908-09-03 17 The Garrison District Orders for Tuesday says: The attention of all Officers, Warrant Officers, Non-commissioned Officers and men, and their wives and children is specially invited to the highly insanitary conditions which generally prevail at the dairy farms in Singapore, in connection with the collection149 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article1364 1908-09-03 18 5.C.C. Tournament. The following are the results up to date in the S.C.C. Lawn Tennis tournament Wednesday*5 Play. Profession Pairs. Banks 1.—Liutou aud Bremner beat Tel. IV. Wilson and Winfield,2—6, 6—4, 6—3. C.S. I.— Seth and Green beat C.S. III. Bailey and Talma, 6—1, 6—2. A Class Double1,364 words
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Article432 1908-09-03 18 Singapore Golf Club. The following are the handicaps tor tie Ladios’ monthly competitions for a spoon. t first of which takes place on Monday, instant. Any- lady not yet handicapped receive points on returning a card of ni holes. f Miss Darbishire, scr., Mrs. Fowlie, 3,* Bowes, 4, Mrs.432 words
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Article324 1908-09-03 19 LadieC Monthly Handicap. 1 connection with the Singapore Ritie A-* c ation, the lady members tired in the tlr-t monthly handicap competition at the Bai» i Range on Thursday evening, when f".inviug scores were made: 100 150 200 H eap. Tl. Mi- lun ai 23 27 .6 94 Mi-324 words
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Article221 1908-09-03 19 Y.M.C.A. v. S.R.C. The Cricket match between the Y.M.C.A. aud the S.R.C. on the S.R.C. ground on Saturday resulted in a draw. The scores were: S.R.C. T. A. Davidson c and b Bulhuore 22 C. Valberg c Beven b Bulluiore 26 E. E. de Souza uot out 66 J.221 words
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Article841 1908-09-03 19 Singapore Shield Competition. The Warders and Royal Engineers met the S.R.C. in a Shield match on the S.R.C. portion of the Esplanade, on Friday. The game was fairly fast and interesting. Both sidos put on the best teams they could get together and were trying new goal keepers.841 words
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Article88 1908-09-03 20 S.C.S.A. v. C.V.C. Bepresentativcs of the Subordinate Civil Service Association and the Chinese Volunteer Corps played a billiard match at the Club House of the S.C.S.A., on Thursday with the following result: Doubles. C.V.C. S.C.S.A. Tan Chow Kim 1 Lee Kiew Siew 200 Lee Chin Tuan E. Fernandez SlN'.LES.88 words
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Article75 1908-09-03 20 Swimming Club Aggregate Cup. There was a large attendance at the swimming Club Bungalow on Sunday morning, when the 220 yards handicap for the Aggregate Cup was swum. The weather conditions were favourable, the tide being good and the sea smooth. The result was as follows B. L. Cuscadeu,75 words
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Article230 1908-09-03 20 Griffins in Training. The revised list of Griffins in training is as follows: 1 Mr. Payne” b Songster, H. Abrams. 2 Hon. T. S. Baker b g llayakaze, H. Abrams. 8 Seah Kng Kuu br in Poppy. H. Abrams. 4 The Chariwang Kougsce” b g Chariwang, H. Abrams.230 words
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Article87 1908-09-03 20 The annual report of the Directors of the duller Hydraulic Tin Mining Company, Limited, for the tliird year ended April 80, 190 H, shows a balance at credit of JE474 11s. lid., and this the Directors propose to carry forward to next year’s account. In accordance with87 words
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73 1908-09-03 20 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, September 1, 7 p.m. One of the most fearful storms of recent times has been experienced on the coasts of the British isles. Many wrecks are reported. One hundred and sixty Brighton73 words
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Article188 1908-09-03 20 The Tanjong Pagar Dock Board’s tug Yaruna, which has been assisting in getting the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company’s cable steamer Patrol off the reef at A roe Bay, returned to Singapore on Tuesday night. The cable steamer Recorder, which also went to assist the Patrol, is188 words
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Article169 1908-09-03 20 The Rev. \V. T. Cherry, Superintendent of the Methodist Publishing House, leaves for Sarawak by the next steamer, to inspect the work of the Methodist Mission there, in his official capacity as District Superintendent in charge of the work in Singapore and British Borneo. He expects to169 words
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432 1908-09-03 20 Earty yesterday moraine, avoirne Euron,, derkm Singapore ended Tiislife by 3** bullet through his brains. putllD a At the time, he was a guest ot a 1 the suburbs, where he had ben, 1 for the past few days in order to432 words
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46 1908-09-03 20 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, September 1. 7 p iu. King Edward lias given Sir Hobort Hart, Inspector-General of the Imperial Chinese Maritime Customs, permission to wear the Grand Cross of the DaDneboigconferred upon him by the Kingoi Den mark.46 words
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Article90 1908-09-03 20 The September General Cause list. from the Government Press, contains cases, in addition to six which are at R* foot of the list for hearing in Octoboi a a I >eeember. It is many months since a list of a^y t i u like these proportions90 words
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Advertisement85 1908-09-03 20 Property Sale. The following Singapore properties were disposed by auction at Powell A Co’s saleroom Tuesday No. 11 Fraser Street, 1,156 square feet, 090 years lease; monthly rent >50. Tay Wall Siang, $5,000. Freehold land fronting a reserve for road off Rangoon Hoad, 06,9Hl square feet. Soli Kim Lian, $1,100.85 words
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Article2084 1908-09-03 21 London, August 26. remarkable interview with Zia Pasha, j iea d of the Turkisli secret Police, who is now in London, has been published in the Lress. /ia Pasha approves of the Young Turks 1 their movement, but admits that they ue ver forgive him, as. at the2,084 words
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Article988 1908-09-03 22 Berlin, August 26. Th negotiations between Spain and Ger- many for the establishment of a private 1 German coaling station on the Canary Islands arc concluded. The dispute between Holland and Venezuela lias takon a more serious aspect. In case of need, a blockade of the Venezuelan ports988 words
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Article217 1908-09-03 22 SlNGAPOR*. SwTKMj.V 2, 1006 PRODUCE. (iambier buyc-r* I 600 do (Cube No 1* unpicked 12 00 Copra Bali 7.35 do Pontianak 6.85 Pepper, Black buyers 10.62$ do White 6% buyer** 1687$ Sago Flour SAraw*;- 2.97$ do Brunei No. 1 2.85 Pearl Sago 3.60 Coffee Bali, pioked 24.00 Coffoe, Palembang,217 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article608 1908-09-03 23 August 26 Jt in Brit atr, Sangster, Langkat, Kata Bros B rijkok, Ger tr Nlcolaisen, Bangkok, Behn i>r it!' Nor Btr, Olsen, Bangkok, Lim Ban Seng Valintyn, Dut sir, Brust, Sambas, Daeudels >7 Brit bit, Snow, Shanghai, P. AO. Coy or,’ ilrit tag bt, Calver, Rotterdam, Sir John t’608 words
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Article398 1908-09-03 23 August 26 Kut Sang, Brit str, Penang and Calcutta Teresa, Brit str, Macassar via ports fMeteor, Rus str, Batoum Kai«ow, Brit str, Shanghai and Hankow Halaban, I)rt str, Penang *7 Sappho, Brit str, Port Swettenham via ports Janet Nicoll, Brit str, Port Swettenham v ports Hong Wan, Brit str,398 words
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Article253 1908-09-03 23 Per P. and O. Britannia, connecting with the steamer Oriental at Colombo, doe September 11.—Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Pett, Mr: F. W. King, Mr. F. L. Okell, Mr. O. D. Robertson, Mr. T. L. Crowthor, Mr. J. Dykes. Per P. and O. steamer Sumatra, duo September 18.253 words
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Article261 1908-09-03 23 By the Delta, Captain B. W. H. Snow, August 27. From Shanghai: Mr. T. P. McAran. From Hongkong: Mr. C. Stephen, Mr. Choc Citing, Mr. M. Mendes, Mr. J. Passos and two stampers. By the Perak, Captain W. S. Quine, August 27. From Penang: Messrs. Ruez, Carson, Yolge, Stopani,261 words
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Article141 1908-09-03 23 By the Delta, August 28. For Penang: Messrs. C. I>. Slater, Simmonds, O. B. Tayo, Tso Ping Lung and Teo Biow Suan. For Colombo: Miss Meany, Mr. G. Mugliston and Mr. P. J. Anderson, (Mr. and Mrs. Red foam). For Sydney: Mr. W Eyre Kenny. For Brindisi: Dr. A.141 words
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Stocks and Shares. Singapore, September 2, 1908.
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Article382 1908-09-03 24 Date of Issue Paid Shares Comnana forma- 3uo*oribed of Value flowed Oompany Quotation *od t Ba y* 1 J4M 1300 000 300,000 30,000 10 10 Belal Tin M. CK. Ii»d. 6 75 4 3417 8300 000 225,0C0 22,500 10 10 i 7,500 Brnaog Ltd. 6 00 iuoi 1600 000382 words
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Article373 1908-09-03 24 IQ 5D 004< 124 125 46,500 1 1 Anglo-Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. (tolly paid! 3.16 0 1905 £150,000 124,120 10 3,500 1 17/6 (oontrtb.) 3.100 1906 *300.000 126,000 j 12,60* 10 10 i 7,400 Baigownie Rubber Estate Lid. (fully paid), 14 50 1904 £30,000 22,750 22,760 1 1 19,000373 words
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Article216 1908-09-03 24 I 1884 US,377.1C.G 4,F05 7,68* 12/6 12/t 91 Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd S.fiO IF98 8225,0C0 225,COO 4,6CO 50 50 Eraser A Ncare, Ltd. 140 03 1H6* 115,000,000 i5,000,000 120,0( 0 125 125 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 80 5 0 ioj (4 400 oon q ror 18|000 IOC Ilowarth216 words
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Advertisement359 1908-09-03 25 DINNFFORD’S for Aoidity of tin Indigestion, L 1 so jhe 1 i-.'-l Ti?.. 4 SsSgS 3s. «3 8assP£ fir *m{>, f». The Physician’* .Cure for Gout. |Rheum;Uio Goo| '“and V Safest and moist Effective Aperient for v' Regular Use. L't. It AGNESIA ■i A. BOX. “am 1 ■<, V s359 words
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Advertisement479 1908-09-03 25 THE RUBBER WHEEL AND CYCLE W0RK8 47 Hit: Street, (opposite Arruomu) (Tbarchfc Bicyoto* on hire, t<>r «nle and kinds o- Repair Work on Carriage, Dmcut and Kick -hi, Wheels, also supply i&l l|Ufcd» of Rubber Tyres. Satisfaction guaranteed. Frees mod rate. fvj > -jj &1' 1 ihi.hmw NOVICE 1 THE479 words
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Advertisement139 1908-09-03 26 Caledonian Hotel, rr, Brass SBasab Upad, SINGAPORE. Tbe Brightest and Healthiest Resort in the City. Hotel Porter, in uniform, meets all Boats and Trains ADEL PHI HOTEL. THE lANQHAM HOTEL OF THE EA8T. IBB ONLY HOTEL IN SINGAPORE UNDER ENGLISH MANAGEMENT. Aaglo-Franoh Coisioe t English Cleanliness Home Comforts Moderate Terms139 words
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Advertisement307 1908-09-03 26 *UC£ WORC mm j Assists digestion and gives a delightful piquancy and flavour to all HEAT DISHES, SOUPS. FISH, CHEESE, CURRIE?, DAME, POULTRY aad SAUQ^_ The Original Genuine Worcestershire. .4 By Roval Warrant to H W THfc MNG STRAITS F.M.S ANNUAL Mow Ready I A Magnificent $2.00 Production. by post307 words
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