The Straits Budget, 24 September 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-09-24 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXII. NO 2641. Singapore, Thursday, September 24,1908. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CEMTUIV Price 25 cents27 words
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Article238 1908-09-24 1 LEADENS:— The Age-Limit of Government Servants 12 of Liberal Party Reviewed 12 S Chinese-American Alliance 18 Alleged Barefaced Blackmail in Siugai>ore 18 Arousiug the Wrath of the Empress Dowager 14 Efficient Fire Alarm System for Singapore 14 Australian Cricket Team’s English Tour 14 Bail way Improvements in238 words
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685 1908-09-24 1 At a meeting of the Legislative Council on Friday afternoon, there were present His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson. K.U.M.G., His Excellency’ the General Officer Commanding the Troops, Major-General T. Perrott, C.B., the Colonial Secretary, Captain A. H. Young. C.M.G.,685 words
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Article138 1908-09-24 1 Three lads, two Chinese and a Malay, were prosecuted before Mr. Maurice Thunder, the Third Magistrate, on Saturday, for entering the Stamboul Cinematograph, now showing in a hall in Wayang Street, without tickets. The first accused said that he saw some samsengs unfasten a door by reaching138 words
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1533 1908-09-24 2 On the occasion of his thirty-fifth birthday, a State Banquet was given in his palace, on Thursday, by His Highness the Sultan of Johore. Among the guests invited were His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson,1,533 words
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893 1908-09-24 2 The Officers of the Johore Civil Service entertained the Sultan at a banquet at the Johore Hotel on Saturday night, in honour of the thirty-fifth birthday of Ilis Highness, A hundred and thirty guests were invited, including a893 words
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995 1908-09-24 3 —Straits Times, September 18. In this prosaic twentieth century, witli all the comforts and discomforts provided by modern civilisation, a visit to a Pilgrim Ship starting on her outward voyage takes one back in spirit to the days—Straits Times, September 18. - 995 words
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Article143 1908-09-24 3 Sergeant Nicol prosecuted a Chinaman named Lim Ah Kit before the District Judge, Mr. E. C. C. Howard, on Monday, for housebreaking with intent to commit theft at Mr. Murphy’s office at Messrs. John Aird and Company’s quarry, Bukit Timah Road, on the early morning of the143 words
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Article81 1908-09-24 3 The Malay Mail hears that the Jolioro State railway, which is at present open for ordinary traffic as far as Segamat, will be open to Labas, about 52 miles from Gernas, within the next ten days. Our contemporary also learns that the line is ready for use81 words
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1109 1908-09-24 4 Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, in the Supreme Court, on Friday, held that Messrs. A. M. Sarkies and E. Johannes had brought on or contributed to their bankruptcy by rash speculations. Each would undergo imprisonment for the maximum peridfi of1,109 words
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Article134 1908-09-24 4 The persons responsible for opening a portion of the roof of the Supreme Court, would have been thanked by special jurymen and others having business before their Lordships, on Monday, had their generosity in providing facilities for flooding the stairways and the floors extended to supplying134 words
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287 1908-09-24 4 The value of the trade of Seism,,.. 18 returned uh *54,664,961, Iu crease of nearly four and a I, i," 1D dollars over the figures of the nr, r u lll 0l > to which both imports and exn! !i"287 words
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200 1908-09-24 4 Teo Ah Hee was before the Third Magis trate, a few weeks ago, for preliminary inquiry into a charge of attempting to murder Keo Tong, but the Magistrate, after hearing the evidence, decided to amend the charge to one of voluntarily200 words
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Article72 1908-09-24 4 Soon after the steamer llock Lee l( r: Kuantna wharf, on her last trip down to Singapore, an accident occurred in the engineroom to Mr. Georgeson, the chief engin* or. While attending to the machinery In* g *t the forefinger of his left baud cutoff cl"'*72 words
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724 1908-09-24 5 OCR Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September IS. In the course of his interesting account of ut ut tour through the Federated Malay Statt-. the Hon. Mr. John Ferguson, C.M.G., t 1( H „ior Editor of the Ceylon Observer, that the724 words
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Article150 1908-09-24 5 Mr. A\. Henry, of Kuala Selangor, was savagely assaulted the other day while riding a bicycle in the district by a Malay or •Javanese armed with a long parang. 1 he man, on approaching and just as he arrived opposite, turned and made a cut150 words
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Article121 1908-09-24 5 The ludo-China Government are continuing the forwarding of refugee Chinese revolutionists to Singapore to save the trouble of keeping them. This is admitted frankly by the Saigon Opiniou, which says that the refugees are a rowdy lot and hard to manage. A good number of them who121 words
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Article112 1908-09-24 5 Sharpers are said to be at work in the five-foot ways in different parts of the town, fleecing green sinkehs with the old threecard trick. A Chinaman was before the Third Magistrate, Mr. Maurice Thunder, on this charge, on Monday afternoon, and pleaded guilty. He was fined112 words
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Article101 1908-09-24 5 Tan Ah Chat was heard hurriedly coming down a back staircase in Pagoda Street, on Thursday night last, after a Chinaman who had seen detectives approaching had cried out, Run! Upon investigation, it was found that holes had been made in a door at the top101 words
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338 1908-09-24 5 The following extract is taken from a report on the health of the troops by the Royal Armv Medical Department:— The health of the troops at Singapore showed a distinct improvement as compared with last year .1906), and an eveu338 words
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244 1908-09-24 5 The report of Dr. W. Gilmore Ellis, Registrar of Births and Deaths, states that during the week ended September I*2, there were 284 deaths in Singapore, equal to a death* rate of 44.90. A hundred and seventy-two deaths were of244 words
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1512 1908-09-24 6 In his administrative report for 1907, Mr. H. C. Bcltiold, Resident of Selangor, points out that the State revenue iu 1907 amounted to $10,514,654 on an estimate of $9,013,582. The collections of the previous year1,512 words
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Article231 1908-09-24 6 Wong Ah Kam, a middle-aged Macao woman, had an exciting experience in South Bridge Road near Sago Street, on the other night, when she felt some one pulling a: her ears from behind, and, turning round, she saw a Chinaman, who wrested aw.ty her earrings and took231 words
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Article1146 1908-09-24 7 —Straits Times, September 10. y (l ;l( of the rusty Netherton, with the tr.tng'. 1 symbols on her dented plates, and cl< -c*"to where the New Orleans was anchori a (paint craft with a strange record was.—Straits Times, September 10. - 1,146 words
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Article156 1908-09-24 7 From the port of Keraaman, 27 miles north of Kuantan, in the State of Tringganu, comes news of a tragedy. On the 9th instant a Malay returned to his house and found a man in the building talking to his wife. A struggle took place in the156 words
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Article14 1908-09-24 7 1 he Straits Time* ih not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]14 words
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Article175 1908-09-24 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, September 18. Sir,—With reference to tho letter quoted in your leader of yesterday’s date, it is all very w 1! for you to ask why I did not interfere, and so on. As my time is not my own,175 words
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Article99 1908-09-24 7 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, September 21. Sir,—With reference to the letter of the Mauaging Director of the Sernpaw Tin Mines, Limited, which appeared in your issue of the 14th instant, Mr. Norman Dalrymple will be pleased to meet the Shareholders of the99 words
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251 1908-09-24 7 Mr. (i. G. Seth, Assistant to the Attorney. General, conducted a preliminary inquiry before Mr. C. F. J. Green, the Second Magis trate, on Thursday, in a case in which five Hokiens were charged with possession of instruments for counterfeiting dollars. Important evidence251 words
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645 1908-09-24 8 Major-General T. Perrott, C.B., the General Officer Commanding the Troops in the Straits Settlements, distributed, at the Y.W.C.A., on Thursday, the certificates and medallions awarded to the successful candidates at the recent examinations in connection with the St. John Ambulance645 words
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181 1908-09-24 8 Mr. E A. Gardiner, Second Superintendent of Police, raided No. 29 Hong Kong Street, on Friday afternoon, and arrested four Hylams on a charge of playing in a common gaming house. One of the four, w r bo said that the181 words
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170 1908-09-24 8 Before Mr. C. F. J. Green, the Second Magistrate, on Tuesday morning, an aged Chinese woman named Wee Tuan w as placed on trial on a charge of depositing the body of a child in the drain in South Bridge Road, at 6.45 p.m. on170 words
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Article139 1908-09-24 8 There was a daring highway robbery near the fifth mile, East Coast Hoad, on Wednesday of last week. On Saturday afternoon, three Hokiens held up a Chinaman named Koo Lee, near the same place, and relieved him of 14.05 in coppers. The second outrage was perpetrated in139 words
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305 1908-09-24 8 DuriDg 1907, the Selangor Department expended. including estimated cost ol ail Crown tl,e despatched during the year" *<> Aft against a budget provision of S2,'l»ms rhts is the largest sum yet expended bv u department m any one year, says the Kr Kesident305 words
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78 1908-09-24 8 For obliging an officer or employ/ of the steamer Merapi, according to his own story, a Chinaman who was arrested in Tanjong Pagar Road with 30 tahils of chandu, valued at $9O, in his possession, on Saturday night, was fined78 words
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113 1908-09-24 8 A quiet wedding took place at St. Andrew s Cathedral on Saturday, when Miss M. Stewart, the great granddaughter of au old Scottish soldier, was married to Mr. A. Kessler. The officiating clergyman was the Kev. Marsh Kirkby. The bride, who wore a pretty cream113 words
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Article58 1908-09-24 8 Pullman cars are being got ready a workshops at Kuala Lumpur for the State Railway. Also a sumptuous sail) n for His Highness the Sultan of that h who is thus the only local potentate t > l’||- ness a 4 gliding palace,’ or a58 words
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1989 1908-09-24 9 l ilt- last case of the Singapore Assizes vvas commenced before Mr. Justice A. G. I lW and a special jury, at the Supreme i- ,r on Friday afternoon, when Chmna u ii'riu'D was placed on trial1,989 words
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1097 1908-09-24 10 The report of Mr. C. E. Spooner, C.M G., the General Manager of the Federated Malay States Railways, in his annual report for 1907, states that the mileage open for traffic on December 31, 1907, remained the same1,097 words
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553 1908-09-24 10 Rubber Exhibition. PRIVATE DISCUSSION OF PAPERS BY DELEGATES Lecture on Synthetic Rubber. (From Ouk Corrkspondkvt.) London (via Penang) September Ih. At the opening of the Kubber Exhibits pnbHc. WaH attendanc the genial There are a great many exhibits of crer*. block, sheet, worm and biscuit rubber and specimens of rubber553 words
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625 1908-09-24 11 comber 31, 1907. the strength of the l orce in the F.M.S. was 2,670 of all rl A of whom 1.161 were Malays aud 1,308 wire Indians. Xl lt iperior officers of the Force—that f r625 words
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263 1908-09-24 11 On Saturday afternoon, a Macao woman in the employ of the head cashier at the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board, met two of her countrymen whom she knew by sicht near Outram Road School. A conversation took place between them during which the263 words
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Article139 1908-09-24 11 His Honour, Mr. E. C. C. Howard the District Judge, was compelled to relax his usual judicial gravity, on Wednesday, when an exceptionally intelligent little Chinese girl, six years of age, gave evidence. She sat on the interpreter’s stool while she related lier story, and caused139 words
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Article147 1908-09-24 11 Too Foi Hood, who is a dispenser and part owner of a dispensary in North JJridge Hoad, was prosecuted by Mr. J. H. Hrooke, Assistant Government Analyst, before the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. J. S. W. Arthur, last week, on a charge of making false entries iu147 words
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617 1908-09-24 11 Two liineNG men and two women woro arret*tod by Mr. E. A. Gardiner, Second Superintendent of Police and head of the Gambling Suppression Department, at No. 3 Mohamed Sultan Koad, on September 18, fob lowing a raid made617 words
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Article41 1908-09-24 12 Dk Blank. —On September 17, at the Maternity HoHpital, Singapore, the wife of H. de Blank, of Pulo Samboe, of a non. Hakt. —On September 18, at 67, Anson Hoad, Singapore, the wife of Alfred A. Hart, of a daughter.41 words
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Article23 1908-09-24 12 Harris —Rakowkr. —On September 15, at the Synagogue, Singapore, Myer Harris, of Manila, to Sarah Kakower, niece of Joseph Oinsburg, of Singapore.23 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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400 1908-09-24 12 V*\4 pennon movement in England.—StraitH Time** September 17. Has the pernicious parrot-cry of Too Old at Forty reached the Island of Java We read that the Governor-Genpral of Netherlands India has refused to fix an age limit beyond which candidates will be regarded as too– , *• V*\4 pennon movement in England.—StraitH Time** September 17. - 400 words
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1376 1908-09-24 12 Straits Times, September 21. Within a week or so, the political truce, which begins with the opening of the grouse season in Great Britain, will come to an end. As there is to be an Autumn Session of Parliament, the conflict of parties in theStraits Times, September 21. - 1,376 words
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1398 1908-09-24 13 Straits Times, September 19. No madder piece of American journalism ever perpetrated than the New York H, raid’s advocacy of an alliance with China, c/rning at the present time, when the l uted States tieet is on its way to Japan, the impression left by a perusalStraits Times, September 19. - 1,398 words
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570 1908-09-24 13 description in the Colony. -Straits Times, September 17. Headers of Jerome's Sketches in Blue, Green and Lavender' will remember the fussy citizen who was always interfering in other people’s business, aud the direful consequences to the neighbour to whom he gave advice on the Waterdescription in the Colony. -Straits Times, September 17. - 570 words
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353 1908-09-24 14 spy into it« membership.—Straits Times, September 18. The Empress-Dowager of China has just shown the Befortning Party that she is not to be trifled with. A reform association, styled the Cheng Wen Society, lately memorialised the Emperor, by wire, to call together aspy into it« membership.—Straits Times, September 18. - 353 words
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221 1908-09-24 14 ono of tho most valuable features.—Straits Tiioes, September 17. In our account of the fire which occurred in Kerbau Road, on Tuesday morning, reference was made to the great need here of an efficient fire-alarm system. We are informed that Mr. M. W. Pett,ono of tho most valuable features.—Straits Tiioes, September 17. - 221 words
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620 1908-09-24 14 —Straits Timos, September 18. It is uow definitely arranged that the Australian Hoard of Control shall send a representative team to England in the cricket season of 1909. Whatever bitterness of feeling was created by the outspoken remarks of some of the English newspapers when—Straits Timos, September 18. - 620 words
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316 1908-09-24 14 —Straits Times, September 22. With the prospect of the .lohore Hailway early next year, aki possible to reach the capital of the V a few hours and to make the ovarian!! journey to l‘rai, at Penang, the mana, ot the F.M.S. Railways is pushing on,—Straits Times, September 22. - 316 words
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289 1908-09-24 14 —Straits Tunes, September 'll The Chinese official world is much con* cerned about Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the Chinese Reformer, who is resident at present in Singapore. They would be much happier if Sun were dead, but we can assure them that the Reformer is in.—Straits Tunes, September 'll - 289 words
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1412 1908-09-24 15 with the anti opium edict. Strait* Timea, September 2H. ou the whole it cannot be said, ho far as tlj.* year 1907 is concerned, that there is any u rv substantial evidence of honest compliance with the anti-opium edict.” This is the verdict of thewith the anti opium edict. Strait* Timea, September 2H. - 1,412 words
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594 1908-09-24 15 Straits Times, September 22 The milk supply of Singapore'has been the subject of a good deal of discussion lately, and will be up again at the meeting of the Municipal Commission on Friday. It is not necessary to repeat the revolting descriptions of filthinessStraits Times, September 22 - 594 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement92 1908-09-24 12 The post free price of the Straits Times is |38 a. year. The post free price of the Straits budget is $14 a yearIt is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions tor shorter periods are at the same propor* donate rate as for a year. The Straits92 words
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Obituary23 1908-09-24 12 DEATH. Ellis. —On September 18, at Singapore, Cecil Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ellis, aged one year and ten mouths.23 words
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Article1531 1908-09-24 16 The Kinta races will, iu all probability, take place in April next. The total expenditure on the up keep of the Malay States Guide* during last year was $409,405. Captain and Mrs. H. II. F. Stockley arrived from home, on Thursday, by the intermediate P and steamer1,531 words
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Article1027 1908-09-24 17 Mr. A. E. Young, Chief Surveyor, F.M.S., j h;i returned from leave. Mr H. F. Stainer, Headmaster, Central chool, Larut, has arrived from Home. I colonel Walker of the Malay States G ules, is expected to return from Home in a month’s time. hr D. K. McDowell1,027 words
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501 1908-09-24 17 At the Supreme Court before Mr. .Justice Sercombe Smith, on Tuesday afternoon, Koh Twa Chet* sued Clio Tak for an injunction restraining him from maintaining a watchman and padlock to guard certain iron on a piece of ground at Teiuk501 words
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Article184 1908-09-24 17 Mr. E. C. Howard presided ov< r a Board of Justices, on Tuesday afterno n, to consider applications for transfers, removals and new licences. There were also present with him in the Third Magistrate’s Court, Dr. W. R. C. Middleton, Lieutenant B. A. Cator, R N., Messrs. A.184 words
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324 1908-09-24 18 The annual report of the Directors of the Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate, Limited, states that during the year ended March 31, 51 acres of land were felled, cleared, and planted, 100 acres were filled and cleared ready to plant, and 148324 words
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Article103 1908-09-24 18 When the new bridge acrosH the Singapore River is completed, the Electric Tramways Limited will not be long in linking Orchard Road with Keppel Harbour. It is announced that, on Monday, the Tank Road section will be opened for public traffic, the. first cars being timed to leave103 words
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Article108 1908-09-24 18 On Wednesday last, Mr. E. E. Colman, sitting as Third Magistrate, committed Dr. Devandra N. Goshal to the Assizes on a charge of criminally assaultiug a middleaged Chinese woman named Youg See Hock at St. John’s Quarantine Station. Accused stated that he would reserve his defence108 words
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Article62 1908-09-24 18 Can a thief enter a man’s room, unlock a safe near his head while the owner is asleep, and get safely away with $276 which had been deposited with the sleeper, without leaving any trace of his presence The question is puzzling the police, in view of62 words
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242 1908-09-24 18 At the Marine Court, on Wednesday, last Mr. E. C. Howard, Lieutenant B. A. Cator, H N., and Messrs. Kinghorn and Farrell gave their decision on the stranding of the cable ship Patrol, near Aroc Light, in the Pulau Laut Straits.242 words
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69 1908-09-24 18 The Straits Steamship Company’s steamer Lady Weld had an unfortunate experience on her last trip to Malacca. A passenger died of cholera on the voyage between Singapore and Malacca, and upon arrival there the steamer was ordered to return to the Singapore Quarantine Station, which she did,69 words
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156 1908-09-24 18 Sir George B. Bruce for several years was the representative elder of the Singapore Presbyterian Churcli in the London Presbytery. In this office, he w T as succeeded by his son-in law, Mr. W. McKerron. The office at present is filled by Mr. Andrew156 words
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Article79 1908-09-24 18 The following is a comparative s f atement of tho cultivated rubber exported from the Federated Malay States during the eight months to the end of August, 1908 and 1907: 1908 1907 Increase lbs. lbs. lbs. Perak 275,313 145,877 129,436 Selangor ...1,251,809 717,953 533,856 N. Sembilan 373,41479 words
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105 1908-09-24 18 Tho other day, Mr. Justice Woodward 1 poll, commenced the hearing of brought by Tong Yip Sang against the Ku dang Mines, Limited, demanding them remove the tailings they had deposited™ land belonging to him adjoining their rfl porty at Kledang,105 words
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Article282 1908-09-24 18 Sinoapobi, Skftkmbkk 28, 1908. PRODUCE. Farabi or 7.55 do (Cube No. 1) nnpicked 12 00 Copra Bali 7 20 ao Pontianab g Pepper, Black 10 20 do White 6% 15 621 Sago Floor Sarawak buyers 2 95 do Brunei No. 1 2.80 Pearl Sago 8.60 Coffee Bali, picked 28.00282 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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746 1908-09-24 19 I c S.C.C. Autumn Lawn Tennis tourua- e nt i> gradually drawing to a close. A few games have yet to be played, and, j r ,v* ling the weather does not interfere, nroblblythe Championship will be contested i tl)i*746 words
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Article366 1908-09-24 19 Singapore Championship. The matches in the two semi-tiiials for the Singapore Championship were played at the Racecourse on Saturday afternoon. In the first, I)r. R. A. Campbell was opposed to Mr. F. Ferguson. Campbell won each of the first two holes in 3, but the match was all square366 words
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Article564 1908-09-24 19 Match on the Esplanade. On Saturday, a Cricket match was played on the S.R.C. portion of the Esplanade between teams representing the Government ami Municipality and The Rest. The officials batted first and were disposed of for 60, 80 of which were scored by T. de Silva, who was564 words
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Article833 1908-09-24 20 Police v. W. Kents Scratch XI. A mixed team of the Police tried conclusions with a scratch eleven of the Royal West Kents at soccer on the Beach Road reclamation ground no Friday, a fairly interesting game being the result. Tl.i teams were well matched. The military showed833 words
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Article88 1908-09-24 20 5.V.A. Shoot. Sergeant M. K. Watt, of the Bearer Company, won the S.Y.A. monthly rifle shoot on Sunday. S.R.A. Monthly Shoot. On Sunday afternoou, the monthly shoot in connection with the Singapore Rifle Association was tired at the Balestier Range. The first three in the A and B Classes88 words
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Article252 1908-09-24 20 Singapore v. Bangkok. The following is the position in the cable chess match between Singapore and BangRuy Lopez. White (Singapore.) Black (Bangkok.) 1. P-K 4 P-K 4 2. Kt—K B 3 Kt—Q B 3 3. B—Kt 5 Kt—K B 3 4. Castles Kt x P 5. P—Q 4 B—K252 words
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Article123 1908-09-24 20 Competitions at the Swi mmin C| A favourable tide attracted i. K Uubl ance at the Swimming Club on events were dedded— the Kinlael T ming Salver and the final (•>0 yards handicap). L The Tinlayson Salver comm-titi,. the members of the Singanore V i' as f l ArtiUery-123 words
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Article82 1908-09-24 20 Match at Chinese Volunteer Club A team representing the Subordinate Cirii Service Association met the Chin,.2i-i teer Club at Billiards at the Volunteer f° U k house, Beach Koad, on Saturday* and v b by 56 points. The scores were as follow: I>OUBLKS. S.C.S.A. C.Y.C D. M. Fernaudez I82 words
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Article111 1908-09-24 20 A civil case which was before Mr. E. C.C. Howard at the District Court, on Friday afternoon, disclosed the fact that Messrs. Ribeiro and Company’s bookbinders are on strike. One of these sued for a month s wages in lieu of notice. Evidence was given to the111 words
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Article213 1908-09-24 20 Mr. Wm. Macbcan has given notice that, at the next ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commission to be held on the 25th instant, he will move:— 5 t That immediate steps be taken to frame estimates of the cost of establishing in Sin gapore a model dairy213 words
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Article2199 1908-09-24 21 London, September 16. The body of Professor Churton Collins has u found in a secluded spot on a farm near Lowestoft. He had committed suicide. It is reported from Manchester that the ration of Cotton Spinners has declined Lord Mayor’s invitation to meet the representatives 0 f the2,199 words
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Article1062 1908-09-24 22 Berlin, September 16. At the opening of the Dutch Parliament, regret was expressed at the absence of Queen Wilhelmina. The Speech from the Throne referred extensively to the national deficit of 16,(XX),000 guilders, and recommended an increased import duty of teu per cent., establishment of a duty on1,062 words
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Article145 1908-09-24 22 Mr. William Barry, an overseer, iu the employ of the Westminster Construction Company, at the work in connection with the new bridge at the mouth of the Singapore River, was before the Third Magistrate. Mr. Maurice Thunder, yesterday, on a charge of theft of a barrel145 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article533 1908-09-24 23 September 16 V 1)C ar, Brit str, Stewart, Hongkong, PaterB rei2 HaelTF<* An Irian, New York, P. *nrH > str^ l, Prynn, Langkat, KaU Bros P r< *i' Nor str, Folkman, Bangkok, Joo Seng Chang >7 v Brit str, Kplintou, Keelang, Bonstead p Seng, Brit str, Ralph, Penang, Talk533 words
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Article485 1908-09-24 23 September 16 Saint Patrick, Brit str, Manila Oberhausen, Ger str, Hamburg via ports Nirvana, Fch yet, Marseilles via ports Vedra, Brit str, Yokohamk Magnet, Brit cable str, Kohsichang t Dagmar, Ger str, Bangkok Breiz Hnel, Fch str, Tsingtan Arcouia, Rus str, Calcutta Dovre, Nor str, Bangkok ■7 1 Zanoni,485 words
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Article110 1908-09-24 23 PASSED SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOR ORDERS. Sept. 3.—Brit. str. Crown Galcia, from Pasoeroean, Sept 2. For Delaware Breakwater. Brit. str. Inlander, Wright, from Singapore Sept 1. For Christmas island. 3. —Brit. str. Swanly, Dawson, from China. 4.—Ger. str. Westfalen, Hilliman, from Tjilatjap, Sept 3. For Batavia. 7.-Dut. str.110 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS.
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Article219 1908-09-24 23 Per P. and O. Mooltan, connecting withthe steamer Delta at Colombo, due September 25.—Mr. C. M. Phillips, Colonel J. Jackson, Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mariner, Mr. W. W. Robinson, Mr. R. Birrelt Mr. E. O’Hara, Mr. A. E. Beajoley, Mr. B. 6. Lee, Mr. F.219 words
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Article225 1908-09-24 23 By the Carlyle, Captain H. Cobb, Sept. 17. From Port Swettenham: Messrs. A. K. Smith and Ben Hur. Port Dickson: Mr. Harmer. Malacca: Messrs. W. A. Cuscaden, P. H. Lee, Seet Keng Seek, Chew Hwee Kiat and Ho Cheng Seek. By the Sumatra, Captain E. W. Bruce, Sept. 17.225 words
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Stocks and Shares. Singapore, September 23, 1908.
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Article349 1908-09-24 24 Dill oi Mumt ar i j Mne p mu j Shares forma- Capital Subscribed of i y ftlae l 0 Unimaed *,omp<%nj Q7otaiioB? "ion Shares 1908 j 1800,000 800,000 80,000 10 10 Belal Tin M. Co., Ltd. 660 1907 1800,000 118,000 11,600 10 10 7,600 Bruang Ltd. 650 1901349 words
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Article313 1908-09-24 24 I lana man nnn fu ns 86,500 1 1 Anglo Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. (fully paid) 3.116 i»O6 £160,000 194,126 mm x 17/# (oontrib.i 3.9 6 1906 8100,000 138,000 12,60» 10 10 7,400 Balgownis Rubber Estate Ltd. (fully paid/ 15(0 1904 £BO,OOO 93,760 22,750 1 1 12.000 Bala Cave®313 words
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Article217 1908-09-24 24 1 894 £5,877.10.0 4,805 7,688 13/6 li/6 916 Bella Asbestos Eastern Agenoy, Ltd 5.50 1898 9935,000 336,000 4,600 60 50 Fraser A Neare, Ltd. 140.00 )865 915,000,000 16,000,000 190,000 196 136 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 80 0 0 iboa liiflAOM a «oo 000 f 18,000 100 HowartbErskine, Ltd. 133.60217 words
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Page 25 Advertisements
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Advertisement117 1908-09-24 25 DINNEFORD’S Acidity of the tion, Affections. The Universal Sour The Physician’s Cure for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel. Safest and most Effective Aperient for Regular Use. MAGNESIA Highland Milk. A PURE COHDEM8EO •/#>?* UNS WEETEKED MILK. Lhrgi• size per dozen $2.25. Small size per dozen $1.50. Less 5 per oent.117 words
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