The Straits Budget, 17 September 1908
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Title Section27 1908-09-17 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXII. NO 2640. Singapore, Thursday, September 17,1908. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY Price 25 cents27 words
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Article235 1908-09-17 1 LEADERS:— Municipal Authorities and the Milk Supply 2 \<m icultuial Development of the K.M.S. 12 borderer’s Appeal for Church Reeonstruction 2 Who Should Control the Pacific? 13 Cotton Cultivation in the F.M.S. 13 Irish Scheme of Imperial Coordination 14 I! übber Exhibition as Malaya Advertisement 14 proposed235 words
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541 1908-09-17 1 (Fko.m Oi k Own CoKUK8i*oNi»Esr). Penang, September 4. It was asserted recently with what authority is not clear, that the trade of Penang was beginning to take a welcome turn for the better.541 words
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165 1908-09-17 1 Mr. J. K. Rrooke, Assistant (iovernment Analyst, gave evidence before Mr. J. S. W. Arthur, the Fourth Magistrate, on Wednesday, against Too Fai Hoon, a dispenser and part proprietor of the Chong Shing Dispensary, H2 North It ridge Hoad,165 words
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Article76 1908-09-17 1 We understand that the Governor-in-Council has reprieved the three young men sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith at the Assizes held at Malacca a fortnight ago. Sentence has been commuted to penal servitude for life, but it is not unlikely, in view of the circumstances and76 words
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2407 1908-09-17 2 <)u Saturday, His Excellency Sir John Anderson, K in his official capacity of High Commissioner of the Federated Malay States, opened the bridge that has been erected over the Klang River at Klang. At l’ort Swettenham,2,407 words
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277 1908-09-17 3 There- in a rumour in circulation in Singapore- iu connection with the Anti-Japanese boycott, to the effect that a branch of the t hiiieHc Chamber of Commerce has been l lidly investigating the dealings of a Cbin- s< m« reliant who277 words
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1211 1908-09-17 3 As an outcome of the bankruptcy proceedings instituted against Messrs. A. M. Sarkies and E. Johannes, in connection with the recent failure of the Adelplii Hotel, Mr. F. M. Baddeley, the Acting Official Assignee, moved Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, in the Supreme1,211 words
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Article50 1908-09-17 3 The following is the result of work at Raub for the tour weeks ended the l*tb instant: Bukit Koman— Stone Crushed, 3,800 tons; Gold obtained, 869 ounces; Average per ton, 4.58 dwt. Blkit Malacca— Stone Crushed, 2,646 tons: Gold obtained, 188 ounces; Average per ton, 1 dwt.50 words
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910 1908-09-17 4 At the Marine Court, on Saturday an inquiry was opened before Mr. E. C. C. Howard, Lieutenant Cator, R.N., and Messrs. Kinghorn and Farrell, into the stranding of the t able ship Patrol near Aroe Light, in the910 words
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209 1908-09-17 4 The advance statement of weight of blocktin aud tin-ere exported from the Federated Malay States during January to July, aud of duty collected thereon, as compared with the corresponding period of the previous year, has been forwarded to us by the209 words
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Article96 1908-09-17 4 Alimat, a Malay living at No. 134 Victoria Street, had a watch taken from the pocket of a baju which was hanging in his room, on the 9th inst. A Chinaman was arrested witlia pawn ticket in his possession, which showed that he pawned the watch,96 words
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1086 1908-09-17 4 lfcit* was a full attendauce at tin. > of the Municipal Commissioner* uuTriJ““ afternoon, and an unusually warm debate which unparliamentary !a n( -uaoe w a 7„ .5 and the withdrawal of offensive term* a krf for. The1,086 words
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Article121 1908-09-17 5 It was given to ine to eat by a medical man, raid a Tamil woman who was charged before the Third Magistrate, on Friday, with possession of bhang. She called as a witness, au elderly Tamil, whose beard was trimmed »o the approved French style He said121 words
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Article89 1908-09-17 5 There were two highway robberies on Friday night, one in Neil Road and the other in Taujong Pagar Road. The robbers were lour in number and the police have three of them in custody. The oiitn, who was robbed in Neil Road, had his pocket torn out, but89 words
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1066 1908-09-17 5 This Bill as it now stands, so far as piece work and contract work is concerned, is unworkable. Thus remarked Mr. E. C. Ellis at tho Legislative Council meeting, on Friday afternoon, when1,066 words
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Article124 1908-09-17 5 This man is one of the cleverest shipping thieves in Singapore, explained Sergeant Ross when a Mohammedan Indian had been convicted by the Third Magistrate, on Friday, of tresspass on tho Siamese steamer Asdang with intent to commit theft. Sergeant Ross explained that the ordinary dodge of124 words
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Article47 1908-09-17 5 The Secretary to the Resident of Perak informs us that the following are the advance figures (liable to correction) of the export of tiu from Perak for August:— Block Tin 5,4 29 piculs 71 catties. Tin Ore Bd,4fil pi nils 98 catties. Duty *:J43,606.97.47 words
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Article1467 1908-09-17 6 The question of the milk supply of Singapore is forming the subject of serious consideration on tiie part of the Municipal Health Office. Investigations are being conducted on an extensive scale in order that some definite decision1,467 words
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299 1908-09-17 6 At 2.30 a.m., on Tuesday a tire brok cutover a spirit shop at No. 26 Kerbatt Hoad, at tincorner of Kerbau Lane. Before the Fire Brigade could be not tied,’ the building was practically gutted, and there was little left for299 words
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Article104 1908-09-17 6 Mr. C. B. Whitehead, Second Assistant Superintendent of Police, made a raid on No 40 Middle Boad, on Monday afternoon, and secured abundant evidence that a Chap du< Kee lottery was being conducted there. Four arrests were made. The around appeared before the Secon ,1 Magistrate.104 words
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1765 1908-09-17 7 t >n the occasion of His Excellency’s visit to on Saturday, to declare the new b ri( ii»e open, the planters of the District cu rtained His Excellency the High Comnii">ioner, Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G., His Hifhness tlie1,765 words
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Article72 1908-09-17 7 Mr. Lindsay, Second Otliccr of the steamer Hebe, fell overboard, t-li >rtly after midnight, on Saturday, and was drowned. A member of tho crew heard tho splash, and, looking over the side, saw Mr. Liudsay struggling in tl»e water. A rope was thrown to him, but72 words
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122 1908-09-17 7 From tho accounts of tlio Serendah Hydraulic Tin Mining Company, I/d. for tho half year ended Juno 30 it is won that tho profits during tint period were $71,099.24, and adding $5,708 43, the amount brought forward from 1907, gives a total of $77,407 07.122 words
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Article1352 1908-09-17 8 Among the papers laid on the table at the Legislative Council meeting, on Friday, was a report on Shipping Freight Conferences operating in the Straits Settlements, F repared by Mr. A. Stuart, Kegistrar of1,352 words
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594 1908-09-17 8 A» a mark of reject to Mr. St V It Down, of the Horneo Company l.i number of Chinese and Indian Who trade with the Company euteru"“j him and Mrs. Down at ti£ Low Kim Pong, Devonshire l!594 words
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1343 1908-09-17 9 T! e report of the Resident-General show ,lat though trade was affected adversely depression prevailing throughout the 7? the revenue of the Federated Malay during 1907 exceeded that of the p H ;ii UK year by *1,570,270. The estimated revenue for1,343 words
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Article193 1908-09-17 9 Noor Moliamed, a Mohammedan Indian, was tried before Mr. E. E. Colman, sitting as Third Magistrate, on Monday afternoon, on a charge of theft of seventeen yards of silk cloth belonging to one Lew Kiang. E.P.C. Blyton prosecuted and Mr. R. St. J. Braddell defended the accused.193 words
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Article155 1908-09-17 9 There was a dispute between a Malay boatman and two Chinese boatmen regarding landing privileges at Pulo B»ani,on Saturday morning, and the Malay was arrested on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to the Celestials. Detective Inspector Bourne explained to the Third Magistrate, on Monday155 words
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592 1908-09-17 10 It is averred that Singapore does not lend itself well to cross country riding, and that it is altogether out of comparison with Penang. That may be so, but everyone who attended the meet of the Singapore Hunt Club, on592 words
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Article42 1908-09-17 10 Tang Ah Sob, the youth of 17 years of ago, who admitted having attempted to murder Mr. Edwin Prior, the Superintendent of the Reformatory, was sent to five years’ rigorous imprisonment, on Monday, by Mr. Justice Law.42 words
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496 1908-09-17 10 (From a Chinksk Correspondent.! Malacca, September 12. Ten Chinese gentlemen severed their towebangs” at the Sirkum Rubber Estate, Malacca, on Saturday. The ceremony was most interesting. Accompanied by several of their friends, the party journeyed from the town to the496 words
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Article91 1908-09-17 10 The other day we described the impudent conduct of a certain Chinaman who had been visiting the Malay States and Singapore and making money by conferring titles on gullible countrymen. Ho crossed over to British North Borneo where Mr. E. P. Gueritz, the Governor, thought it advisable91 words
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290 1908-09-17 10 Total absence of motive i„ enpccially in this Colony, at the hi murder cases. J bottom of This was an observation of \u u Rhodes, the Acting Deputy Public p, at the Aanizea, on Monday in ,1?1 «f^ eCntorjury on behalf of290 words
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321 1908-09-17 10 Mr. W. Gilmore Ellis, the action Regis trar-General of Births and Deaths, lias issued his annual report for the year 1907. The estimated population of the live Settle meets is shown to be 619,790, and his figures indicate that 16,181 births321 words
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590 1908-09-17 11 \t the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, held iu the Hoard Room, u l-’riday, the following gentlemen were presentMessrs. J. Polglase, Deputy Prej.u.nt: F. J. Benjatield, Acting Secretary l» r \V. K. C. Middleton, Health Officer; H. Gostwyck, Acting Engineer:590 words
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519 1908-09-17 11 At the Legislative Counci) meeting on Friday, Mr. \V. G. Maxwell. Acting AttorneyGeneral proposed a resolution standing to the name of the Colouial Secretary that the Council approve a vote of $11,325 for the purpose of acquiring519 words
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Article139 1908-09-17 11 A sickly-looking Chinaman was prosecuted in the District Court before Mr. E. C. C. Howard, on Thursday, on a charge of house breaking at No. 11l New Hridge Hoad. I his is the man who was being pursued at 4 a.rn on the previous Sunday by139 words
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698 1908-09-17 11 meeting of the Legislative Council was held on Friday afternoon. In the absence of His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K C M.G., Captain A. H. Young, C.M G presided. There were also present His Excellency the General Officer Commanding the Troops,698 words
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Article34 1908-09-17 12 Humk.—At Kuala Lumpur, on September 8, the wife of William .lames Parke Hume, of a daughter. Lonky.—At the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, on September 9, the wife of H. N. Loney, of a bon.34 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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497 1908-09-17 12 —Straits Times, September 15. A recent ordor of the General Officer Commanding the Troops in Singapore with regard to the inilk supply of the town led to some questions being asked by Dr. Fowlie at Friday’s meeting of the Municipal Com mi- sion. That.—Straits Times, September 15. - 497 words
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961 1908-09-17 12 S traits Times, September 11. The r< marks made by His Excellency Sir John Anderson at Klang on Saturday, following upon his recent speech at the opening of the Agri-Horticultural Show at Kuala Lumpur, ought to convince the planters and the investing public that itS traits Times, September 11. - 961 words
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294 1908-09-17 12 ItCCUIUUU bU i*!J W bllj tions in the Far Eastern Colonies.—^ iral p Times, September 11. Ill thin issue we publish an appeal ou behalf of funds for the re construction of the Pre3byterian Church iu Orcliard Koad. Our correspondent addresses his appeal specially toItCCUIUUU bU i*!J W bllj * tions in the Far Eastern Colonies.—^iral p Times, September 11. - 294 words
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Article1192 1908-09-17 13 higher aud better uses.—Straits Times. September 12. In all our exultation and pride over the cruise of the big battleship fleet it may be well to remember that we are not the only naval power in the Pacific, said the Manila Times in a recenthigher aud better uses.—Straits Times. September 12. - 1,192 words
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Article885 1908-09-17 13 Straits Times, September 11. From the latest reports received, we find that the outlook in the cotton market is anything but encouraging; in fact, at the present time the production of cotton is not equal to the demand. Under these circumstances, the question of seeking. Straits Times, September 11. - 885 words
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1336 1908-09-17 14 Straits Times, September 10. Straits Times, September 15. There has been formed an Irish Imperial Home Rule Association to advocate a settle- ment of the Irish question on Imperial lines and to advance the view that the present position of Ireland requires immediate readjustment inStraits Times, September 10.; Straits Times, September 15. - 1,336 words
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646 1908-09-17 14 UllblMIJ mump Will »uuu ouwri of expanding prosperity. Strait" l ,,J September 16. According to the Special Teleg raill M have reached us from London national Rubber Exhibition at 01y, Jin be considered a success. This will i? ,Uay news to all who wish toUllblMIJ mump Will »uuu ouwri " ' of expanding prosperity. Strait" l ,,J‘' September 16. - 646 words
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226 1908-09-17 15 accomplished fact ere long.—Straits Times, September 15. The Chinese resident at Batavia have long ht t n eager to have a bank of their own, but none of them proved venturesome enough to uke the first step to carry out the idea. The ,Uva Bodeaccomplished fact ere long.—Straits Times, September 15. - 226 words
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544 1908-09-17 15 of the universe.—Straits Tiuies, September 16. it is evident from the news Reuter sends to us with regard to the election of a Governor for the State of Maine that the Democrats of the United States are cock a-hoop at the progress ofof the universe.—Straits Tiuies, September 16. - 544 words
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Article960 1908-09-17 15 In connection witli tho agitation concerning tbe re construction of the Selangor Club building, the Committee of the Club has resigned. Two tongkangs collided off Siglap, on Monday, and one, which contained a cargo of iron, sank. The iron has nearly all been recovered. The following are960 words
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Article492 1908-09-17 16 The Rev. H. C. l/ard. M.A., the Colonial Chaplain, returned from Malacca on Tuesday. Serv ant Brereton, of the Uochore Police Station, has been promoted to Acting Inspector. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Marks are staying at The Box on the Tsiping Hills. Mr. Marks will resume his492 words
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Article249 1908-09-17 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, September 15, 6.45 p.m. The Dutch Parliament was opened at the Hague yesterday. The Speech frou the Throne openiug the States-General was read for Queen Wilhelmina, who was absent on account of illhealth249 words
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31 1908-09-17 16 (Fuom Our Own Corrksponiusnt). Penang, September 10, noon. The Eastern Smelting Company declares an interim dividend at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum.31 words
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Article196 1908-09-17 16 An interesting ceremony took place at the residence of the Rev. W. G. Shellabear, Malacca, on Saturday last, when Mr. Goh Leng Inn, a teacher in the Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore, was married to Miss Tan Swi Eng, third daughter of Mr. Tan Keong Keng, of 122196 words
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587 1908-09-17 16 (From Our Own Cokuk S |m,m 1KNT) Malacca, September Is Sumo time ago, it wan rumoured .1 Government intended build in., the European masters at the Hid! s,.| ll ,1 now hear that new quarters are to be bin!587 words
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763 1908-09-17 17 Mr K. C. C. Howard, the District Judge, Thursday afternoon, heard the case in M i, It Captain G. van Coerdingen, of the j, ‘tel* steamer Van Reimsdijk, was charged }1 follows: A riving at the port of Smgapore having763 words
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Article178 1908-09-17 17 Referring to the comments in the Straits Times couceruing the evils of the long credit system, the Bangkok Times points out that the market in Bangkok is also suffering from long credit. This habit of giving increased credit has grown considerably in Bangkok, within178 words
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Article115 1908-09-17 17 Another boatman w*as prosecuted before the Third Magistrate, Mr. Maurice Thunder, on Friday, for importing a few cents worth of Joliorc chandu. The head chinting explained that, in Johore, boatmen who were caught with Singapore chandu were being fined from 51(H) to 5300. The Magistrate fined the115 words
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241 1908-09-17 17 \N«* have received the following letter for publication To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Singapore, September 10. Sir, —It is, unfortunately, too well known to the office-bearers of the Singapore Presbyterian Church that the building, which has stood for241 words
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233 1908-09-17 17 Further particular* regarding the Scran goon Road gang robbery show that it was a moat carefully planned affair of exceptional boldncHH. Hong Ah .)u, the unfortunate planter who was the victim, together with his wife, lives in an attap hut about233 words
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Article58 1908-09-17 17 It was voted at a meeting of the Municipal Board, on Friday, that (jovernin* nt Is;ask* d to sanction the following < xfienditore pending tho p issing of Siipplem* ntal Budget No. wh eli is now being framed Health Officer’s Department.—Other Charges Prevention of Infectious Diseases... $2,500 Kxpenses58 words
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Advertisement154 1908-09-17 17 Property Sale. The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Powell At Co’s saleroom on tbo Htli instant: No. 11 Clung Cheok Street, olT Tanjong Pagar Hoad. 1,045 feet, freehold. Monthly rent, 515. Bought by Kader Sultan for S l,.too. Two freehold allotments fronting Corona tion Hoad near154 words
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Article13 1908-09-17 18 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correqiondeuts13 words
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Article859 1908-09-17 18 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, September 9. Sir, —With reference to the letter in your issue of to day regarding the Sempaiu Tin Mine«, Ltd., I should like to add a few remarks regarding the present unsatisfactory condition of this Company's affairs. The859 words
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336 1908-09-17 18 In his report for 1907, the ResidentGeneral of the F.M.S., Sir W. T. Taylor, K.C.M.G., states that one thousand and seventy-one steam vessels, with a tonnage of 542,516 tons, entered at Port Swettenham during the year. One thousand and seventy steam vessels,336 words
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628 1908-09-17 18 Details of the foundering of tl,< i> steamer Dunearn, while on" a vovtL, t Japan to Singapore, liavo botn ri J' 0 the Nagasaki Press publishing a m'T’ account of the wreck. ra phic A rumour was current in628 words
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626 1908-09-17 19 The following is the monthly report to the Directors of the Manager of the Belat Tin M.niug Company, Limited Belat, September 2. t lentlemefr, —1 beg to submit to you my f port of the work done on your mines626 words
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364 1908-09-17 19 i In his report on the in niug industry for j 1907, the Senior Warden of Mines F.M.S. puts j the mining revenue from all sources at 10,027,262, a decrease as compared with the revenue of 1906 of $561,562, due364 words
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Article166 1908-09-17 19 A Sikh watchman at Messrs. John Aird and Company's quarry, near the eighth mile, on Bukit Timah Hoad, saw a Chinaman at the top of a rope ladder just going into ventilation aperture of Mr. Murphy’s office, at 1 a.m.oii Sunday, and seized him by166 words
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373 1908-09-17 19 The Petroleum Bill, to consolidate and amend the law relating to the carriage and storage of petroleum And other inflammable oils and liquids, was iutroduce-d for first reading at the Legislative Council meeting, on Friday, by Mr. W. G. Maxwell, Acting Attorney-General.373 words
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Article78 1908-09-17 19 The Chinese residents in Southern ports have jointly petitioned tho Ministry of Agriculture, Works, and Commerce, saying that they have no Chiuese Banks abroad, thus great inconvenience has been experienced. They, therefore, projHiMj to raise a sum of taels 20,000,000, as capital for the establishment of78 words
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Article147 1908-09-17 19 Lock Chow Loo, a quench ss Cantonese, prosecuted his Hylam servant before tho Third Magistrate, on Tuesday, on a charge of theft as a servant of $l2O in notes. Detective inspector Bourne prosecuted. Complainant said that ho was manager of one of Tow kay Loko Vow’s147 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article855 1908-09-17 20 5.C.C. Tournament. The following are the results up to date in the S.C.C. Lawn Tenuis tournament: Wednesday’s Play. Profession Paiks. C S V. —Seth and Green beat Law II. Perkins and Upcott, 9 —7, 6—8, 6—8. 0 Class Doublk Handicap.—(Final). Smith and Craik, 1, beat Sims and Braddell,855 words
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Article493 1908-09-17 20 Singapore Championship. The second round of the Singapore Golf Championship has been played off with the following results:— Dr. J. A. Campbell beat C. W. Darbishire 4 up and 3. F. Ferguson beat Dr. Finlayson 6 upand 5. J. C. Watt beat J. McKenzie 7 up and 6. C.493 words
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Article261 1908-09-17 20 S.R.E. (v). Monthly Shoot. Simultaneously with the match against the R.G.A., the Engineer Volunteers tired their usual monthly handicap, with the following result: 1. Captain V. A. Flower 95 —5 -90 2. Sergfe. Naughton 8S scr. 3. Q-M.-S. Coveney 77 —3 74 5.R.E. (v.) v. R.O.A. A pleasant afternoon261 words
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Article90 1908-09-17 21 Fifty Yards handicap. Owing to the goodly number of competitor- 'll*, the fifty yards (C Class) race was *\wuu in two heats at the Swimming Club on Sunday, with the following result:— l-’irst Heat. —1, Haalmeyer, 2 secs.; 2. Waring. 0 secs.; 8, Millin, 8 secs. Second Heat.—1. Harris.90 words
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Article180 1908-09-17 21 S.k.C. II. v. Raffles Institution. The match between the S.K.C. II. and the Uatilt- Institution resulted in a fairly easily victory for the Recreation Club. The scores were: Baffles Institution. I>. E. I’eralta c Johnson b Xehnder 0 Gauuo b /elinder 2 siuali b Oliveiro 4 K. .lohannes c180 words
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Article660 1908-09-17 21 Raffles Institution. blinder 11 2 35 4 t.Oliveiro 5 0 17 1 T. do Silva 5 0 19 2 L’arnegy .1 0 1 0 j S.R.C. II. L. Howell, Sr. 5 0 40 0 L. l'ennefather 5 0 13 1 H. E. Peralta 7.2 2 16 6 H.660 words
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Article1432 1908-09-17 21 Singapore Shield Competition. The West Kents II. and the R.G.A. met in a Shield fixture on the S R.C. portion of the Esplanade, on the 9th inst. Both sides played a good game and it wa* difficult to say from the start which was the better team, ror1,432 words
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Article280 1908-09-17 22 Singapore, Septkmrrr 16, 1908. PRODUCE. 3ambior 7 87* do (Cube No. 1» i»p’ k*i 12 00 Copra Bali 7.20 do Pootianak 6 80 Pepper. Black 10 50 do White 6% ,,16 17* Sago Floor Sarawak 2.91 do Brooei No. 1 2.85 Pearl Sago 8.60 Ooffee Bali, pioked 23 0280 words
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Article499 1908-09-17 22 RUBBER EXHIBITION. SIR HENRY BLAKE ON OUTLOOK OF THE INDUSTRY British Malaya’s Rivalry o f Brazil. (From Our Own Corresi*o NMxi London (via Penang), September 1 0 There will be a dinner at Olvmni* 24th instant, in connection with theVlvSl 6 Exhibition, in order to bring CuSuJ*? ber growers manufacturers499 words
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Article2244 1908-09-17 23 London, September 9, The following is the result of the St. Leger: Mr. J. B. Joel’s Your Majesty 1 Mr. W. Hall Walker’s White Eagle 2 Mr. L.deRothschild’s Santo Strato 8 A feature of the Eucharistic Congress will be a procession of the Sacrament through the streets of2,244 words
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Article1189 1908-09-17 24 Berlin, September 9. Trouble has again arisen in Persia. The Shah lias decided not to summon the Parliament. Eight hundred French troops are being landed at Casablanca. Germany has given Sultan Mulai Hafid assurance of assistance if it is required. A sensation is reported from Denmark. The former1,189 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article574 1908-09-17 25 September 9 Zanoui, Brit str, Driver, Moji, M. B. Kaisha Sandakan, Ger str. Klimment, Celebes. Behn Meyer Amiral Ponty, Feb str, Cerf, Dunkirk, Moine Corate Chesapeake, Brit str, Gray, Karachi, Asiatic Petroleum Coy 10 Delhi, Brit str, Andrews, Shanghai, P. AO.Coy Surada, Britstr, Archdeacon,'Calcutta,Boustead Kostroma, Bus str, Bulnoff, Vladivostock,574 words
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Article436 1908-09-17 25 u September 9 1 J e d Sr an, T> Bnfc 8tr HoD gkong and Japan h uh Wo, Brit str, Langkat 10 Iranquebar, Dan str, H’kong, S’ fc hai, Japan Bombay Maru, Jap str, Nagasaki Amiral Ponty, Fch str, Saigon Natuna, Ger str, Anamba and Natuna Islands Laurens436 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS
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Article360 1908-09-17 25 Per P and O. steamer Sumatra, duo Septi mber 18.—Mr. R. A. Gowan, Capfc. and Mr*. Stockley, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Baker, Mrs. Pountney, Mrs. R. W. Lamborton and child, Mrs. A. R. Brown, Miss M. Ludlow, Mrs. H. Price, Mr. G. S. Sinclair, Mr. J. Milne,360 words
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Article173 1908-09-17 25 By the Delhi, Captain J. D. Andrews, Sept. 10. From Shanghai: Mr. C. Lushington. From Hongkong: Mossrs. D. Macdonald, J. F. Brandon, F. E. Holmes, D. Naylor, Li Yat Hing and Chang Yung Chuno. By the Oriental, Captain A. L. Valentine, Sept. 11. From London: Messrs. F. W. King,173 words
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Article117 1908-09-17 25 By the Sept. 11. for Penang. Mr. and Mrs. Haas Meeker, Messrs. W. A. Greig, J. Hofirtnaun, F. Marcuse and Mr. and Mrs. Kiat Ann. Colombo: Messrs, F. G. Penny and li. Scott Young. Melbourne: Mr. and Mrs. K. J. I*. Brooks. London via Mar seilles: Mrs. Q. II.117 words
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Stocks and Shares. Singapore, September 16, 1908.
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Article355 1908-09-17 26 LHrte of Number i**ue Paid Shares forma- Capital Subscribed of Valus up lo Unissued Company Quota-iom« lon Bharea 1903 $3OO 000 300,000 30,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co., Ltd. 6.00 1907 *300.000 335,000 *1,600 10 10 7,600 Bmang Ltd. ..6 60 1901 *6OO 000 600,000 60,000 10 10355 words
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Article354 1908-09-17 26 aiMinnn 194 194 4,1M0 11 Anglo Malay Rnbb«r Oo„ Ltd. (hilly paid) 4.11.6 1904 £140.000 194.196 103 500 17/# (oontrfb.) 4.9.6 1906 *200,000 136,000 13,601 10 10 7,400 Balgownie Rubber Estate Ltd. (fully paid) 15.00 1904 £BO,OOO 33,760 33,760 1 1 19,000 Bata Caves Rubber 00. Ltd. (f.p) 9354 words
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Article201 1908-09-17 26 1894 £5,877.10.0 4,30* 7,688 19/6 11/0 916 Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency, Lid 6.60 1898 6115,000 215,000 4,600 50 50 Fraser A Neare, Lid. 140.00 1805 615,000,000 15,000,000 190,000 115 135 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 80 0 0 iq \a so inn non «*nn non 18,000 100 Howarth Eratine, Ltd.201 words
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Advertisement224 1908-09-17 27 DINNE FORD’S The Phyiician’* Core hr Gout, Rheumatic Gout «ad Gravel. Bemadr lor > Sour V J > ifc.JW ms® M Have You Considered L l nR 5IC nes Almost certain to follow. The secret of good health Is to right the wronr in it« better corrective is known than224 words
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