The Straits Budget, 11 November 1909
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1909-11-11 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2700. Singapore, Thursday, November 11,1909. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTUtV Price 25 cents27 words
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Article255 1909-11-11 1 I.EADERS— Rubber Promotions 12 Dramatic Censorship ...12 13 Distinguished Visitors 13 Nine Months’ New Capital 13-14 More About Sound Money 14 Joining Issue ...14 15 Local and Gknrral Birthday of the Sultan of Muar 1 The Federal Council 1 Birthday Honours 2 Miss Leask’s Wedding 2* Opium255 words
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641 1909-11-11 1 (From a Correspondent.) Muar, November 6. The festivities (which had to be postponed on account of many people having gone to Johore), in honour of the Sultan of Johoro’s birthday, were held in brilliant weather Monday afternoon was the opening641 words
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124 1909-11-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 3. The first meeting of the Federal Council will be held at Kuala Kangsar on December 10 His Exc l’oncy the High Commissioner, Sir John Anderson. G. C. M. G arrives at124 words
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Article65 1909-11-11 1 At a meeting of the Legis’ative Conned, on Friday next, the Liquors Revenue Bill And the Registration of Deeds (Sirgnpori Bill will come on for first reading, the Bishop of Malacca Incorporation Bill, the Ivtroleura Ordinance Amendment Bdl and the Muhammadan Marriage Ordinance Amendment Bill will bo taken65 words
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161 1909-11-11 2 [Rkoter’s Telegram| (Fkom Our Own Corbkspoxdknt London, November 9. The Birthday Honours List is not very long and contains no surprises. Tl ie honour of kuightboxl is conferred on Mr. lt)bert Laidlaw, M P., who was one of[Rkoter’s Telegram| - 161 words
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215 1909-11-11 2 The defence of Lim Lu Yong, Lim Ju YoDg and L'tn Chav Kay, charged with breaking the leg of Toh Bo in Kallang lid. on September 6, was taken at the district court, yesterday. Mr. Yarborough addressed the court on215 words
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Article123 1909-11-11 2 A correspondent says there is something radically wrong about the t-ysiem of viewing dead bodies which prevails iu Singapore aud which lisa been the frt of adverse comment. All day, yesterday, the body of a Clunritiiin lay on a plot of vacaub land in front of the123 words
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505 1909-11-11 2 At four o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Dorothy Graeme Leask, daughter of Dr. Leask, senior surgeon of the General Hospital and Mrs. L ’ask, was married to Lieut. Cyril Hewlett Cooper R. N at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, iu the presence of505 words
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72 1909-11-11 2 (From Our Correspondent.) London via Penang, November 8. London wires report that 6/11 has been offered and refused fora 1911 crop of number cue quality rubber. Kuala Lumpur, November 8. Tho Planters Scores and Agency Co. have received a c72 words
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Article60 1909-11-11 2 (b rom Our Own Correspondent.) London, November 4, In the House of Commons to-day Sir hdward Grey announced that the Govern ment were considering proposals which had been made by the Government of the United states for the60 words
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507 1909-11-11 2 The recent Kallang Pudding affair, first reported as a gang robbery, came before Mr. Wolferstan at the district court, on Brd inat when eight Chinese were placed on trial on charges of rioting and mischief by breaking crockery aud boxes valued507 words
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258 1909-11-11 3 Tho new rooms of the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association at 51 Hill Sl were officially opened, on 3rd iu.st., a !a*-ge asst rnbly of Chinese and of European worker.< from the various missi >ns being present. The building258 words
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217 1909-11-11 3 Writing from Parit biintar on October 31, the correspondent of the Perak Pioneer says A serious case of ill treating coolies has occurred here. It would appear tlmt on October 26 Mr. A. S Haynes, assistant immigration .agent at Penang, on217 words
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Article102 1909-11-11 3 On 3rd inst. a musical entertainment, nnder the couductorship of Mr. B. de Cruz, was given at the Singapore Catholic Club, in honour of the ltight Rev. Dr. Bourdon. There was a large gathering, amongst those present being many of the clergy, the C<»mte and Comtr sse102 words
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547 1909-11-11 3 IRbctbb’s Tblboram) (From Our Own L’orkksi*ondknt.) London, November 4. The China Association held its annual dinner last night. Two hundred and fifty guests were preseut including Sir Hubert Hart. Sir Cecil ClcmentiIRbctbb’s Tblboram) - 547 words
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298 1909-11-11 3 Messrs Molyneux Seel, W. D Holland and b. S. Hill returned to Colomh on October 2S from the Straits, where they have been for Hix weeks. Mr. St* I. speaking to a Times of C >ylon r« prt m298 words
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Article133 1909-11-11 3 A Hokien named Wong Kong Kee wa® found by a search party at tt7, Pago la St., ou Thursday, weighing chandu which he was making into packets, and was arrested on charges of selling chtndu without a licence and possession of illicit chandu. Ho appear'd before the third133 words
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Article126 1909-11-11 3 The third magistrate gavo a couple of Anglo Chinese School pupiis a lecture on school etiquette,ou 1 litirsd*) ,telliug tin m that when there was a disturbance iu the class no boy should supply the t* aeher with the name of any other pup 1 who had b126 words
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Article34 1909-11-11 3 Assiz». courts will bo held in Singapore, next y ar. on the f illouing dates :—January 4. M if'-h 15, v l <y 3, July 5, September 13, aud October 25.34 words
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1524 1909-11-11 4 The third ordinary meeting of shareholder* in Bruang. Ltd., was held, on Friday, at Gret-lism Houses under the presidency of Mr. G. A Derrick. The minutes having been read and confirmed, the chairman explained that the accounts had1,524 words
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382 1909-11-11 4 (From Our Own Corrkspondrnt.) Labuan, November 4. The Sultan of Brunei lias, I believe, decided to plant out some 500 acres of land with rubber. Mr. Win. Kong, until recently treasury clerk, died suddenly at bis residence bere on October 29. Deceased382 words
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1194 1909-11-11 5 Always ready to show his friendship to i«, >d sportsmen, His Highness the Saltan of Johore took advantage of Sunday being an of!day on the south side of the Straits to n vite Messrs. Noble, Armstrong, Laver, Hopkins, aod Cotter1,194 words
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82 1909-11-11 5 (From Odr Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 3. The case in which Yap Hon Chin is claiming $5,000 damages for wrongful arrest and imprisonment has reached the defence Htage, the line of argument of counsel for defendants being that there82 words
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Article36 1909-11-11 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, November 8. The King’s birthday celebration has been postponed here until November 25, in consequence of the funeral of tho late EmpressDowager of China, which takes place tomorrow.36 words
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275 1909-11-11 5 A Tamil nam' d L’hokalingam pro«erut« d Mr. Ho Yang lVngin the fourth magistrate court, on Tuesday, on a charge tf criminal miHappropriation of ten head of cattle. Complainant said that he missed his cattle and found them impounded in defendant’s plantation at275 words
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222 1909-11-11 5 The last case on the present Assize calendar was commenced before the Chief .Justice (Sir W. H. Hyndrnan Jones) and a common jury, on Tuesday. It is what has been styled the “charmed rice” case, and reminds one, as Mr.222 words
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Article76 1909-11-11 5 Following is the result of crushing operations at Raub for the four weeks ending *W» iust: —Bukit Kornan: Stone cni-h* d 3,534 tons,gold obtained 1.078 o/.s, and average per ton 6 10 dwt. Bukit Malacca S one rru-h* d 2,0*39 tons, gold obtained 120 oz<,76 words
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Article13 1909-11-11 6 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article246 1909-11-11 6 To the Editor of the Straits Tiro oh. Sir, —My attention has been called to a very curious misstatement published in the* Saturday Journal (Calcutta) of August 20 last. It concerns the arrival in India of a variety troupe billed as The Merrymakers Of these people I have nothing246 words
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Article183 1909-11-11 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Two or three days ago I was with a party of friends at Katong—all cricketers—and the above subject cropped up. I was quite surprised when I was assured by one of the party who had been 25 years183 words
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Article449 1909-11-11 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Allow me to welcome the plain speaking independent remarks you have so ably made lately on the subject of company promotion. It is quite refreshing to see one who can stand out of the ruck of sheep and449 words
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Article390 1909-11-11 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Your leader of November 4 on the recent flotation of Merlimau estate shows that the high water mark of absurdity has about been reached. According to the figures put before us, the estate of 5,60) acres has 857,000390 words
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374 1909-11-11 6 Early on Tuesday, there was ever, indication that King Edward s sixty.cLbtJ birthday would be celebrated locally i n raia But the threatening aspect of underwent a remarkably rapid change,T when the garrison had assembled on the Kaee course at seven o'clock,374 words
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76 1909-11-11 6 (From Oor Own Correspondent.) Labuan, November 8. Mr. M. E. Sherwood, acting District Officer, Labuan, has met with a gun accident, the bullet fracturing a bone in the leg. lb® injuries are so serious that he will probably be incapacitated for throe76 words
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Article24 1909-11-11 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 8. Shooting for the Osborne Shield between interstate teams, Selangor made 500 and Perak 555.24 words
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591 1909-11-11 7 A mating of the Legislative Council was e l,| ou Fridav afternoon, at which His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson. G. C. M. G., presided, and there were also present the Colonial Secretary, Sir Arthur y 0591 words
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1820 1909-11-11 7 The Supply Bill 1910 paused th- committee st,ago and thj standing orders we^ f suspend* ed so that it could be read the third time at one#*. Mr. B tker said that, before the bill passed the third reading, he would like to1,820 words
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351 1909-11-11 8 Everyone who went to the circus on Friday passod the scrutiny of Colonel Bob Love who was at bis customary post at the entrance to the huge tent. It is there that he sits throughout each performance, and woe betide those endeavouring to351 words
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307 1909-11-11 8 Tay Seng, special Chinese detective No. 1, was tried in the district court, before Mr. Wolforstan, on Monday, on charges of dis honestly retaining aud dishonestly disposing of diamonds valued at $l4O, which he was alleged to have known to have been stolen307 words
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288 1909-11-11 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 8. A gang robbery has taken place at Cbikus, near Teluk Auson, where thirty Chinese made an attack on a Klmg tiodal’s house. The Kiiug was killed, and the robbers plundered the premises aud288 words
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453 1909-11-11 8 A terrible incident was witnp«» 6 „,i i at tl.o Great World" K a,t >ho«ii'a opposite tiro Grand Hotel buiuf.* "f il‘ V r > il aC Ro *‘J’ 8 *y" t,le 'l iuies of Malaya453 words
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Article173 1909-11-11 8 The following notification appears in the Pahang Government Gazette, of the sth inst:—Grant of Exclusive Privil- ges in Respect of an Invention. With reference to notification No 90, published in the Gazette of the Ist June, 1909. it is hereby notifitd that His Highness the Tungku Bcsar,173 words
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250 1909-11-11 9 Low Hye, steward of the local steamer Hong Moll, which arrived from Amoy arid Swatow, on 3rd insfc., with a largo number of coolie passengers, is alleged to liavo imported sixty talnls of Chinese chandu valued at $lBO, which was found250 words
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Article292 1909-11-11 9 The final performance of the Bandmann Company was given at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday, the piece chosen being Oscar Wilde’s comedy, A Woman of No Importance. It was cleverly played, but on another occasion the members of the company would do well to bear in mind292 words
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Article49 1909-11-11 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, November 4. In the Interport shooting match the Hongkong team tired to day and scored 87b. This a bad drop. Oaring recent practice, eight Hongkong men averaged 93.5. It is many years since Hongkong did so poorly, the conditions were unfavourable.49 words
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186 1909-11-11 9 The mines office has issued the advance stat< merit of the weight of block tin and tin ore exported during the first ten mouths ot 1909, and of the duty collect* d thereon, us compared186 words
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164 1909-11-11 9 (Fuom Ouh Own Cokkrsi'ondknt.) Labuan, October 25. A general meeting to discuss matters in connection with the proposed Recreation Club was held in the newly completed Pavilion on October 21, when several matters regarding rules and management were discussed and settled. The164 words
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Article138 1909-11-11 9 A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Mary’s Church, Kuala Lumpur, on the 3rd inst.. when Mr. Harold Tuke Fraser, of Wardieburn Estate, second son of hr. John Fraser, Commissioner in Lunacy, Scotland, was married to Miss Mary Olipbant Anderson, only daughter of Mr. John Anderson,138 words
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367 1909-11-11 9 During the week London orders have been on a large scale Again, in many instances at a material advance, and in quence our market has regained its former buoyancy and a good busmens lias been transac'ed, both on account of home367 words
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Article105 1909-11-11 9 The report on the mortality of Singnfiore for the week ended <)otober 30, signed by Dr. D. K. McDowell, hliows that 287 deaths were regi c trred in Sinjja|>oro, equal to a death-rate of 11.10 p« r thousand of the estimated popula r a. Malarial fever claimed105 words
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Article119 1909-11-11 9 A number of changes are announced in the personnel of the Netherlands Trading Co. Mr. H. van Straaten, agent at Soerabaya goes to Eurofte on leave of absence, anti his post is taken over by Mr. Th. J van Possum. Mr. J. W. M. C. Laceulle also119 words
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502 1909-11-11 10 A Hpccial meeting of the Municipal Coramissinners wan held in the board room, on Friday afternoon, to determine the comminnionera to retire at the end of the year and to consider the estimates for 1910. The following were presentMeßßrs. E. G. Broadrick502 words
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Article87 1909-11-11 10 The Malay Mail has obtained the following inf. rmation from Chinese sourc< s concerning the tenders for the Selangor Gambling Farm which cloned at Inst week eud:—Messrs Cbeah Tat Jin and Khaw Jeo Tok, (Penang), $36,2i 0 per month, Mr. Khaw Joo Choe, (Singapore) $36,(X'O per month,87 words
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620 1909-11-11 10 Tho fortune-telling case was resumed before the third magistrate, on Friday morning. Mr. Gardiner chief police ollicer, prosecuted Hud Mr. Chopard defended the accused, Hung Wan Kyo and Choi Hon San, who are alleged to have been620 words
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436 1909-11-11 10 The statutory meeting of the member, 0 f the s.mpaeK Sumatra Rubber Company Limited, was held on Gotober 14 a t tl registered office of the compaoy, 5, Wh.ttiov ton-Avenuo, London E. <J., Mr. VinrWt Richard Wick war presiding. QCent436 words
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Article103 1909-11-11 10 H. M. S. Sealark, which left Penang on the 3rd inst., for the Siamese coast, was formerly in the possession of the Earl of Crawford, the well-known astronomer and plnlat* list and the father of the present Lord Balcarres, and was considered of some account at103 words
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84 1909-11-11 10 The members of the British Ornithologies expedition to Dutch N»w Guinea are due at Singapore on the 19th inst., by the P. ard O. steamer Himalaya. At Colombo they tranship or Singapore en route to Dutch New .Guinea. The party includes Capt. C. G. Rawling. who shared84 words
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1010 1909-11-11 11 The following quaint description of a visit to Malacca in 1588 is taken from that rather stupendous work, known to students as Hak luytus Posthumus or Purchas His PilgrimeR, by Samuel Purchas, B.D. No attempt has1,010 words
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278 1909-11-11 11 Opium is much the biggest revenue head in Siam’s budget—thirteen and a half out of sixty-three millions —but f rtunatoly, says the Bangkok Times, this country can regard with some equanimity the plight in which both the Straits and278 words
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Article235 1909-11-11 11 His Excellency the Governor Sir John Anderson, G. C. M. G., kindly informs us that h" is iu receipt of the following telegram from the Secretary of State It uives me much pleasure to inform235 words
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222 1909-11-11 11 Yesterday, we ha<l a visit from Mr. A E. F. Saeys, who stepped briskly into the office to report his progress in a walk around the world. He is a Dutch gentleman, who as the result of a ilH.Ot222 words
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Article114 1909-11-11 11 The King’s Dinner, provided by Mr. Brunei Norman, for Adelphi patrons proved as great an attraction as on former occasions, every table in the large dining hall being occupied by loyal and appreciative participants in the Royal Menu, —a most appropriate preclude to the Government House Ball.114 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1197 1909-11-11 12 Malayan refiources. —Straits Times, November 4. We were invited recently by one of the parties deeply interested iu the promotion of Merlimau Rubber Estates, Limited, to express an opinion on that flotation, and we have been invited since by other persons to say whether we think that theMalayan refiources.—Straits Times, November 4. • - 1,197 words
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Article1071 1909-11-11 12 i Times, November 5. The Committee of Lords and Commons which has been inquiring into the morals of the drama as calmly as if no tremendous conflict between the two Houses were impending, has issued its report. The conclusion arrived at is that the censorship should be maintained,i Times, November 5. - 1,071 words
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Article1189 1909-11-11 13 our most popular pastime. Straits Times, November 6. For the next few days we shall lose our heads, and no doubt our hearts also, to the distinguished visitors who arrived bare yesterday by the P. and O. Assaye. If the Sun God can make terms with Jupiter Pluvius,our most popular pastime. Straits Times, November 6. - 1,189 words
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Article1021 1909-11-11 13 Straits Times, November 8. There n always a high degree of nterest in tho periodical records of new capital applications pubii-hed by The Economist. The figures slow to wh it extent the public are prepared to draw upon tin ir reserves for the financing of newStraits Times, November 8. - 1,021 words
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Article1130 1909-11-11 14 —Straits Times, November 9. We had ocoasion to remark recently how desirable it is that unofficial members of a Legislative Council should feel that it is part of their duty to help in the Government and not to be content with merely criticising it. At the’—Straits Times, November 9. - 1,130 words
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Article1184 1909-11-11 14 tutional problem. —Straits Times, November 10. A formal first reading has been given the Budget Bill in the House of Lords This means ne more than that the peers are prepared to examine the proposals which the other House asks them to approve and that they wish thetutional problem.—Straits Times, November 10. - 1,184 words
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Advertisement92 1909-11-11 12 The post free price of the Straits Times is $3B a year The post free price of the Straits Budget it $M a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits92 words
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Obituary26 1909-11-11 12 DEATH. Sprigg*. —On October 11, at sea, Ernest Jostph Whillier, only son of Alfred Era* st Sprigs, E. E. Telegraph Co., Ltd., Madras; aged 7 mouths.26 words
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Article799 1909-11-11 15 Altogether 1,796 troops took part in the Race-course military parade, on Tuesday, this number including all ranks. The missing engineers of the crew of the steamer Ragnar are safe, aNo five Chinese, who accompanied them in their boat. Yap Hock, tried at the Assizes on Friday before the799 words
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Article529 1909-11-11 15 Dr Duncan Cooper has tiken the place of Dr. Gimieite at Kuala Lumpur. Lieut. A. Bowors-Smith has resigned hit commission in the Penang Volunteer Corps. Mr. W. 8. Gibson has been appointed as-intmt superintendent of excise farms for the Settlement of Penang. Mr. il. C. Pratt, the529 words
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2753 1909-11-11 16 The five Austra mu cricketing visitor? duly arrived on Friday afternoon by the P. and O. mail steamer Aasaye and were met hv hi veral members of the S. C. C. Mr. N. E. Bath, who had travelled down from2,753 words
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1605 1909-11-11 17 The second match—between an eleven chosen by Mr. Noble and an eleven of The Rest —was to have commenced at 10 a.m on Tuesday, but did not. At the hour named, there were many spectators present to watch the play, including His1,605 words
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Article66 1909-11-11 18 The Malay Mail of Monday’s date says: His Excellency Sir John Anderson. G. C. M G., High Commissioner, Federated Malay States, and party lift Singapore for Port Swettenham on tho Government yacht on Friday evening. His Excellency arrived in Kuala Lumpur ou Saturday and left66 words
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Article817 1909-11-11 18 (From Our Own Corhkspondkkt.) Kuala Lumpur, November 3. The following returns f>r the month if October are not ti«*d Pataling 15 686 lb*., L union Asiatic B,Hoi lbs., and Anglo-MaLy 53.394 lbs. Kuala Lumpur, November 4. The following crops for the mouth of Octobt r aie817 words
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289 1909-11-11 18 l)r. W. Gilmore Ellis, who is the Medical Superintendent and Medical Officer to a special hospital for beriberi which was opened at Singapore in 19*7, sends to the Journal a gratifying accouut of the su roes that has been secured289 words
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Article125 1909-11-11 18 One of the pleasantist circumstances in connection with the celebration of the King 8 Birthday this year was the receipt of a message from the Sultan of Kedah, who we understand, wrote to His Excellency the Governor saying that, as this was the first occasion of the celebration125 words
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Article3135 1909-11-11 19 It was very fortunate indeed that such per. feet weather prevailed on Tuesday evening, for if it had not been possible for the guests of His Excellency the G overnor to overflow into the grounds. Government House would3,135 words
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195 1909-11-11 20 The Hongkong Telegraph has been favoured with the following programme of fixtures for the Interport week by the honorary secretary of the HoDgkong Cricket Club. This programme is, of course, subject to alteration. Nov. 19, Friday, and 20, Saturday.—Hongkong v. Shanghai195 words
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Article122 1909-11-11 20 From the report of the financial adviser on the Siamese budget we learn that, as regards opium, the year 1908 09 was the first complete year in which the collections were made without the intervention of the farmers and the system of accounts, following that of the122 words
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92 1909-11-11 20 (I rom Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 5. The Pinang Gazette announces that gentleman, presumably a representative of home syndicate, is at present in Pena endeavouring to obtain a concession in the Langkawi Islands for the purpose of exploit92 words
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234 1909-11-11 20 There are grounds for believing, says the Birmingham Post, that an important result of the Imperial Defence Conference, which has just held its final meeting, has been a determination to establish naval yards and repairing stations at various points of234 words
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194 1909-11-11 20 The following in taken from the Manila Times of the 3rd instant: -On Monday, at a meeting held at the custom house, Capt. fingieza, on the coasting steamer Atlantis was fined fifty pesos by the Insolar collector for carrying unmanifested cargo194 words
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Article2352 1909-11-11 21 London, November 3. Tho Socialists have been rooted at the Glasgow municipal elections and have siinilarlv bt en defeated all over the couufcry. Twenty two Socialists have been elected to the Saxon Diet, to which only one was returned in 1907. A B-rlin telegram states that as the2,352 words
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Article409 1909-11-11 22 Berlin, November 3. It is understood that tbo next imperi il budget will balance as to income and expenditure, as the Treasury has cancelled 190 millions of marks on the expenditure side. In North Persia the rebel tribos have occupied Ardebil, and the Russian troops are fighting against409 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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660 1909-11-11 22 Singapore Shield Competition. The Middlesex I met tlio S. R. C. in a league fixture on the Esplanade, on Friday, and disposed of the club by seven goals to two. But the losers gave a good acc -unt of the mselves against such odds in660 words
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Article104 1909-11-11 22 Team for Hongkong. The cricket team which will represent the Straits iu the forthcoming iuterport fixtures at Hongkong will be made up of the foJow* tag T. R. Hubback (Capt.) V. Brown. A. Maartensz. R M. McKenzie. B. L. Eddis. R. H. Clarke. P. II Hunnessy. S. Zt liuder.104 words
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Article64 1909-11-11 22 Singapore Qolf Club. On Tuesday, a competition against Bogey was played over the Singapore Golf Club links. There were thirteen entries and tl o result was a tie between Messrs. Ferguson, Stratton and Fraser, who all finished tvo down. The following cards were returned: F. Ferguson 2 down T.64 words
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Article585 1909-11-11 23 November i O. G. Dut atr, fccbmitz, Soarabaya, Ships Agenov Urei>t, Nor atr, Folkatead, Bangkok, Joo Seng Chan Deucalion, Brit atr, Ruferhansen, Liverpool, W. \lao» field i»C y Heathd n', Br t atr, Tippett, London, Bouatead A Coy J)e Carp ntier, Dot atr, Poo', Batavia, Shipa Aiieucy Korat, Oer585 words
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Article484 1909-11-11 23 November a Pin Seng, Brit str, Penang and P. Rwettenham Penang, B it Rtr, P. Bw«ttcuh*m via ports Von home, Dut str, Aoaraba, A Natnna Islands Lady Weld. Brit str, Muar and Malacca Ceylon Maru, Jap ttr, Colombo and itoinbay Tong Hong, Brit str, Swatow via ports 3 Charon,484 words
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Article251 1909-11-11 23 Singapore, Novkmbrr 10, 1009. PRODUCE. Gambier in 70 do (Cnbe No. 1) aopioked 14 2ft Copra Bali 0 00 do Pontianak 8 50 Pepper. Black 16 00 do White 6% buyers 27 50 Sago Floor Sarawak 4 20 do Braoei No. 1 noaa. Pearl Sago M Dom251 words
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196 1909-11-11 23 Per P. and O. ateamer Palawan, dna November 14.—Mrs. Mavyer, Misa M Hail# y, Mr. C. S. Carver, Mr. P. Blick, Mr. A. L-.rmit, Mr. G. H. Anderaon, Mr. T. More, Mr*. Dando, Mina C. P. arce, Mra. Wiliiama. Mr L. A. Bid well,196 words
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Article359 1909-11-11 24 1 oi Number 4, <t u Z7 Icrm* Copiul Subscribed of j f-f 1 tf*"",, Company «"<«»■ lion Sharia ~> "P 10 J tionh Last Diviu KXB) 1 1903 1300 COO 800,000 80,003 10 10 Bolat Ti 1 Minin 1 Co., Ltd. *7 Uu# Ibuu.uvo *»o,ooo XK.ftou lu 1U359 words
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Article592 1909-11-11 24 1*06 *160.000 187,069/10/* 46,600 2/- 2/• Anglo-Malay Rnbber Co. Ltd (fully paid! ’4/3 ini,. 1905 *200.000 161 2.0 16.12) ,L 4,880 BWgowu.e Rubber Eatale Ltd. 66,0 *£*<’"• S 9 1904 *8Q,C0Q 20,18,/I*/- 4,750 6.240 Batu Caves Robber Co. Ltd. if.'., 5.17.6 1C% (or\ 8 19C6 £80,000 70,000 70,030 11592 words
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Article231 1909-11-11 24 1908 1250,000 202,500 2 025 ICO 00 475 Brunei Oil Royalty Ltd. 7*.fo 1907 *1,500,000 1,065,150 jjjj JJJjj Jjj 18 B’fc6° 8 fc6 Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. 13.00 10% for’oB 1898 1225,000 226,000 alow »t 60 Fraser di Neavo, ltd, 48 50 l'%for <905 12 400 000 2 *OO231 words
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Advertisement418 1909-11-11 25 <* 0*8 U of terrible wmiii BfWjlfTLjlli Aoomisino Bladmk Di 8pec ted. Speaking rom ne io the kidney—agonising of all diseases—he myt I have passed three stones as large as a good-sised pea, and I have often gone ove? a day with* out passing kidney secretions. I suffered over a418 words
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