The Straits Budget, 18 November 1909
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1909-11-18 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2701. Singapore, Thursday, November 18,1909. UTABIISMCI OVtl MAU A CCSIWV Price 25 cents27 words
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Article243 1909-11-18 1 leaders— China’s Awakening 12 Eastern Smelting ...12 18 Singapore as Naval Base 18 Rubber Quotations 18 14 The Cost of Rejection 14 Municipal Singapore 14-16 Local and Gsnbral— Municipal Moating Malacca Notes 4 Visit of Sir R. Laidlaw, M.P 6 Correspondence 8 Macao Delimitation 5 Tropical Medicine243 words
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880 1909-11-18 1 The regular fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held in the board room, on Friday afternoon, and was followed by a special meeting for the continuation of the consideration of the estimates for 1910. The following were present: Messrs. E. J.880 words
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3308 1909-11-18 2 In spite of the intricacies of those Eastern sfRH, it is seldom*our duty to have to record anything very serioan in the way of a ship piag disaster involving great3,308 words
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1174 1909-11-18 3 200 Mail Bags Lost. So mauy vessels, especially those of the Ship’s Agency (Messrs. Daendels and Co.) pass through the narrow Khio Straits that directly the La Seyne went to the bottom she constituted a serious danger to shipping, especially at night. Immediately the1,174 words
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Article210 1909-11-18 4 Messrs. W. J. aud H. Thompson's fortnightly rubber circular, dated October 21, says —Para. —Our market still continues to be subject to sharp tluctuations, especially for distant deliveries. With an absence of news from Manaos (owing to broken cable), the trade here seem vory chary of operating.210 words
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164 1909-11-18 4 Raffles Museum, which owes its thanks to the Sultan of Joliore for some valuable zoological gifts, has just been informed that it is about to bo enriched by a very lino specimen of the Malayan elephant shot by His Highness near the sixteenth mile from164 words
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1106 1909-11-18 4 (Fuom Ol’k Own Cokkksi’ondknt.) Malacca, November 10. The King’s Birthday passed off very quietly here. The Resident-Councillor with Mrs. and Miss Evans had gono to Singapore and the parade of cadets and police of former years was not held. The cricket match1,106 words
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173 1909-11-18 4 The King's Birthday was celebrated at Tronoh by aquatic and land sports at the Tronoh Mines which attracted a great deal of interest from the inhabitants of the township, some three thousand being present. The sports, which comprised swimming173 words
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195 1909-11-18 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 16. The annual general meeting of the Penang Turf Club was held in the Chamber of Com merce, yesterday afternoon, under the chairmanship of Mr. J. F. Wreford. It was stated that racing daring tho year195 words
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Article33 1909-11-18 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 15. Owing to tho approach of the general election in England, Sir R. Laidlaw M. P. is visit to the East.33 words
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158 1909-11-18 5 I lubber still occupies a prominent place in the attention of everyone on the West Coast, -;ays tho North Borneo Herald of the 2nd inst. Both tho Bengawan and Kimanis blocks, at present being opened by Messrs. Ilutler and Weedon, have been158 words
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Article149 1909-11-18 5 Commenting on the Birthday honours, the Taiping paper says :—ln view of tho importance these States have now attained and tho amount of hard work that has been put in to reach that stage, it is surprising that we should have so little appreciation of the services of149 words
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Article13 1909-11-18 5 [The Straits Times is not responsibts for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article232 1909-11-18 5 I o the Kditor of the Straits Times. r venture to appeal, through your columns, to our municipal authorities, to take some steps towards abating the noise nuisances which abound in this town. lo-night at the hour of eleven I am being ttrtured by the incessant din of232 words
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202 1909-11-18 5 A meeting to consider the annual* New Year’s sports was held ou Monday, Capt. Chancellor took the chair Mr. G. P. Owen read the notice oalling tiio meeting. It was unanimously decided to hold sea sports on202 words
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59 1909-11-18 5 (From Our Own Cokhksponornt.) Hongkong, November 15. Tho Macao Delimitation Commissioners have suspend'd negotiations. China refuses to acknowledge Portugal’s claim to the inner harbour and adjacent islands, and contends that tho original Portuguso Colony occupied only half the j isthmus. 1 Portugal59 words
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243 1909-11-18 5 liiu I>. L. small steamer f at Brisbane, on October ‘2l, frOtn I icrhertshoho for the purpose of receiving a thorough overhaul. It is rejtorted that the v returned to Horbertshoho from tho s °uth t oa*t of New Britain,243 words
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148 1909-11-18 5 In accordance with the recommendations of tho recent departmental Commit too on the West African Medical Staff, tho Colonial Secretary has appointed tho following gontlomon to bo an Advisory Committee on the medical and sanitary questions connected with British colonies and protectorates in tropical148 words
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Article102 1909-11-18 5 The following F. M. S. appointment* axe gazetted. Mr. .J. W. Campbell to bo turnin* tant to the director of agriculture and ropei intendent of government plantation*, Mi. .1. R. O. A Id worth to act as auditor-general, Mr. A. W. Just to act a* a revenue auditot,102 words
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Article63 1909-11-18 5 Ng All Patt, u Cantonese living in liukirn St., was convicted by the second magistrate, on 1 riday afternoon, of possession of 1,024 tahils of illicit chandu, valu<xl at S'1,120 and was lined $10,000, or in default sentenced to one year’s rigorous imprison meet. If fb«63 words
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2317 1909-11-18 6 An ordinary general mooting ot tho Eastern Smelting Co. was held at tbo }<. M. S. Railway Building, Penang, on the 19th inst. There was a large attendance, over which Mr. A. F. Goodrich presided. Many ot those present smoked throughout2,317 words
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Article219 1909-11-18 7 That the children’s concerts periodically given in the Theatre are as popular as ever they were, was plain from the size of the Juvenile audience which gathered in the milding on Thursday to listen to a programme prepared for their edification. As usual, the Philharmonic Society's orchestra219 words
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Article164 1909-11-18 7 On Monday, Raya the Pinang Gazette of the 10th inst., Colonel Murray paid a visit to the deputy colooial engineer's office in the Government Buildings, Penang, and the entire staff having been called together, addressed them in the following terms: Mr. May and officers of the public164 words
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998 1909-11-18 7 We have received a copy of the report submitted to the third annual general meeting of Malacca Rubber Plantations, Limited, held in London, on October 26. The text of a special resolution as to capital precedes the report and998 words
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Article235 1909-11-18 7 There must have been few people whose slumbers were not disturbed by the violent thunderstorm which broke over Singapore ab >ut 1 a.m. on Thursday. The combination of wind, rain, thunder and lightning was decidedly interesting and appears to have been distributed pretty evenly over the whole town.235 words
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964 1909-11-18 8 After eight years’ service in Singapore, as Lloyd’s surveyor, Mr. F. W. Wtbb is returnicg to England on promotion next Friday, and will take with him the best wishes of a wide circle of friends formed during964 words
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Article127 1909-11-18 8 Presiding at the statutory meeting of St. Andrew Malay Rubber Co. Mr. Thomas A. Motion said when they took this estate over there were 250 acres planted with rubber, totalling about 40,00 J trees, the ages being from close on four years old to just under127 words
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Article74 1909-11-18 8 There will be sincere sympathy with Mr. J. H. Williams, manager of tbe Singapore Government Railway, in the loss he has sustained by the death of his wife, Mrs. Harriette Robina Williams, which occurred at Fort Canning Road, on Thursday afternoon, after a short74 words
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Article58 1909-11-18 8 (Fbom Oub Own Gobbbspondbnt.) Penang, November 12. A wire has been received from CeyloD stating that the Kuala Lumpur Rubber Company is paying a dividend of 20 per cent., is placing £5,000 to the reserve fund, and is carrying forward £3,853. Labu (F. M. S.) Rubber Company has58 words
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1070 1909-11-18 8 A meetiM of the Legislative Council held on Friday afternoon, at which Hi. F.t* coltency the Governor Sir John And Jon G. C. M. G., presided. There were al*o YnnT k 6 8e P: et r y- Sir1,070 words
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Article82 1909-11-18 9 The following non-commissioned officers end men have been awarded the medal for lone service and good conduct: Royal Garrison Artillery. —Co. Qr.-Mr. Sgt. J. w. Littlefield and Co. Sgt. Major C. J. Bertram; Royal Artillery.—Sgt. F. G. Kennedy R A (attached to Malay Stites Guides); Royal Engineers.—82 words
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Article75 1909-11-18 9 The Malay Mail understands that work in connection with a new wharf for tongkangs at Port Swettenham will probably be com mono* dit the near future. While appreciating any action that will assist in relieving the present congestion at our port, our contemporary cannot but regard this matter75 words
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1061 1909-11-18 9 The marine insurance caso, which has occupied a good deal of Mr Justice Sercombe Smith’s time recently, was concluded iu the Supreme Court, on lOsh inst., when his Lord ship delivered judgmeot in f tvour of plaintiffs, Soon Keck. L1,061 words
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134 1909-11-18 9 (From Oub Own Cokbk.sfoni>«nt.) Kuala Lumpur, N >vember 11. Petaling Street was the scene of a serious outbreak of fire, last evening, six houses being practically destroyed. The fl unos wore thought to have been subdued after the134 words
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Article66 1909-11-18 9 The following extract from a letter dated 9th inst, from His Excellency the Governor, and Cotumand»*r-in Chief, Straits Settlements, to the Officer Commanding the Troopa, Singapore, has been published for the information of tho Garrison; —I desire to congratulate you and the officers and inea under your66 words
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610 1909-11-18 10 TheTanclin Club was the Hceneon Thursday of a Micces-ftil smoking concert, under the EUHpices of the Singapore Cricket Club, iu hoiour of our Austrslian cricket visitors. Messrs. Noble, Laver, Hopkins, Armstrong and Cotter. The fact that the week had been one more610 words
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298 1909-11-18 10 In the Honse of Commons, on October 18, Mr. Ginnell a«-ked the Under Secretary for the Colonies if he would state bv whom and on whose recommendation consulting engineers ::or colonial and protectorate works were appointed by whom and at what rate298 words
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210 1909-11-18 10 The Wray Castle, with a cargo of lubricating oil. motor spit its and general stuff, from New York, arrived alongside the Taojoog Pagar Wharf, section 3, shortly after 6 p.m., on Friday and started discharging her cargo at 7pm, but210 words
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333 1909-11-18 10 A mild sensation has been caused ovs, what may be termed the rema.kable case of Mr. J. G. Sims, chief officer of the P. and It steamer Palma, Captaio Cockman, one of th« bi K cargo333 words
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316 1909-11-18 10 At existing rates of rubber it is fairly certain we shall see sharp fluctuations from time to time which are bound to reflect upon the share market, and this was evidenced early in the week, for with a slight set bock316 words
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869 1909-11-18 11 St. Mary’s Home is very fortunate in its friends, which on Friday’s doll show proved to be not only numerous, but resourceful and energetio, and when the accounts are all made np it will be shown that the worthy institution on869 words
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272 1909-11-18 11 The Malay Mail of tho 10th inst says there is every probability of an additional mycologist joining the staff of the Department of Agriculture hero next yoar. This is not only the natural outcome of the urgent representations made272 words
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Article121 1909-11-18 11 In the House of Commons, Sir H. Cotton asked whether the Secretary for India was aware that the death-rate among Indian Indentured labourers in the Federated Malay States in 1908 amounted to 81*8 per th tusand. The Master of Elibank said the figures had been broagbt121 words
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672 1909-11-18 11 Mr. C. 1. Carver appeared on behalf of the opium farm, on Thursday, in the cane against Low Hye, steward of Messrs. We© Bin and Co.’s st* arner Hong M<»h, charged with importing sixty tahils of illicit chandu, valued at $lB672 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1247 1909-11-18 12 —Straits T*mes, November 11. Questions which crop up in the House of Commons from time to time seem to indicate that there are a few people in England who endeavour to take an intelligent interest in (he affairs of the Far East. But, on the other band, there—Straits T*mes, November 11. - 1,247 words
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Article1079 1909-11-18 12 V W will not be overlooked. —Straits Times, November 12. W e have no intention whatever of writing on the present occasion for the guidance of anyone who holds shares in the Eastern Smelting Company. Attention was drawn pretty forcibly to the position of this com pany inV * W • will not be overlooked.—Straits Times, November 12. - 1,079 words
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Article1052 1909-11-18 13 bo pay tor the accommodation.—Straits Times, November 18. We do not suppose (bat Captain Macaulay, who has been expounding a scheme of naval defence for the Asiatic possessions of Great Britain, oan be regarded as a person authorised to reveal the inner workings of the higherbo pay tor the accommodation.—Straits Times, November 18. - 1,052 words
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Article1070 1909-11-18 13 convalescence in most.—Straits Times, November 15. We published on Saturday some interesting extracts from a table prepared to show the position of a number of leading rabbet companies in Malaya, Sumatra, and Ceylon. Ttie object Mr. Artbnr-Shephard bad in view w hen he set himself an arduous task,convalescence in most.—Straits Times, November 15. - 1,070 words
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Article1208 1909-11-18 14 abont^consistenoy.-Straits Times. Co Mr. Winston Churchill, whom we may, in passing, congratulate on the slight consequences of his latest fighting experience, agrees with The Economist in saying that the oestothe Exchequer will be about £50,000,000 if the House of Lords rejects the Badgot. There does notabont^consistenoy.-Straits Times. Co - 1,208 words
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Article1523 1909-11-18 14 coast for many years. —Straits Times* November 15. WKIUOAIucnoj t, T the Municipal Commission. —Straus Tunes, November 17. We make no complaint of the fact that th b Municipal Commission is proceeding with the work entrusted to it so quietly that it. existence is almost forgotten outside thecoast for many years.—Straits Times* November 15.; WKIUOAIucnoj *—t, . . T. the Municipal Commission.—Straus Tunes, November 17. - 1,523 words
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Advertisement93 1909-11-18 12 The poet free price of the Straits Times ia 938 a year The poet free price of the Straits Budget it $l4 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 vear. The Straits93 words
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Obituary47 1909-11-18 12 DEATHS. Williams.— On November 11, at Fort Canning Hoad, Singapore, Harriette Kobina, the wife of J. H. Williams. Allkn. —On November 15, at bis residence 92, Ktver Valley Road, Singapore, Mr. William Allen, aged 70. Funeral at Bidadari Cemetery at 5.30 p.m., to-day. papers please copy). 947 words
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Article1119 1909-11-18 15 The Pinang Gazette hears on good author* ity that the Ayer Kuning flotation has been over-subscribed. The Jelapang Mine and p’ant have been sold by public auction for 120,10 J to a wellknown Chinese towkay. A Malay Settlement, on the lines of those At I poll and Kuala1,119 words
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Article552 1909-11-18 16 Mr. H. Chevallier is to. act as Resident, Labaan. Dr. Crago is expected to retarn to Selangor early next month. Mr. Y. A. Flower is to be a member of the committee for the management of tL e Botanic Gardens. Mr. E. L. Talma has returned from552 words
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291 1909-11-18 16 Speculating on China’s sincerity in the attempt to eradicate the opium habit within the Empire and the consequential reduction of the area under poppy cultivation in China, Chinese de cling in the drug have created snch an abnormal condition as regards291 words
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94 1909-11-18 16 (From Our Own Corrkspondsnt.) Penang, November 17. At a meeting of the Menglembu Lode Syndicate Ltd ,tbe resolutions, passed on Oct. 29, concerning the amalgamation of the Chendai (Menglembu) Lode Syndicate and the Menglernbn Lode Syndicate, were confirmed Mr. S. H.94 words
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Article83 1909-11-18 16 Messrs. Dorrick and Co. write that tbe outturn of dry rubber from the Estates ol Pegoh, Limited, for the month of October 2,1061b5. Salak South, Limited, returns for Octobe r are as follow: —The machinery worked 670 hours. Clean dry ore won 241 pis. Messrs. Derrick83 words
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Article95 1909-11-18 16 An old and highly-respected resident of Singapore, Mr. William Allod. passed away on Monday, at the age of 70, at his resi dence in River Valley R >ad, the cause of death being a malignant disease of the stomach. Mr. Allen, who had a service95 words
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264 1909-11-18 16 Tho case of V. E. P. R. Mutbia Chettv another v the Municipal Comminiiiootw tnenttoned to Mr Justice Sercou.be Stn"? yesterday. Mr. Carver, who appeared plantiffs,said the action wastorccover 124 an in connection with a contract for L’uj. works to be264 words
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Article108 1909-11-18 16 Acting Insp. Rediup, who is in charge of tho Marine Police Station, mentioned to the third magistrate, on Tuesday, the case against a Javanese of Pulau Rrani, who was charged with honseb’eakinp, asking that tbo accused be discharged. The complainants in the case were a young Javanese couple, it108 words
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Article100 1909-11-18 16 The report on the mortality of Singapore, for the week ended November 6, signed by Dr. D. K McDowell, shows that 247 deaths were registeied in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 46.27 per thousand of the estimated population. Malarial fever claimed 42 deaths, dysentery 21, bronchitis100 words
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Article103 1909-11-18 16 The Malay Mail prints the following:—Thera is current, on what we believe is good authority, a report that the Government of the Straits Settlements intends to put a fax upon rubber trees. It is said that the tax may be 7 cents per tree per103 words
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269 1909-11-18 17 Cultivated rubber as yet plays no real part in the world's markets, not more than 100 tons having yet come into consumption in any one year—The Hon. Mr. William M Ivins, in The American Monthly Review of Reviews, July, 1907. The269 words
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182 1909-11-18 17 A Ceylon Obseiver reporter bad a few minutes' interesting chat with Mr. M. A. Noble, the captain of the Australian cricket team, on October 80. The great cricketer said be bad practically finished with cricket and in fatore would not play in182 words
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Article149 1909-11-18 17 Fresh light on the Yunnan railway question has been thrown by M. Robert de la Caix, a French explorer, who saw for himself how matters stood. His investigations, says the Echo de Chine, show that the construction of the line is a political mistake, and that paying149 words
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210 1909-11-18 17 We are indebted to our Ipoh contemporary for tbe following:— Sir John Anderson, G.C M Q is expected at Kuala Kangsar on the 9th of December. The next day, at 11 ara H.E. will hold the first meeting of the F.M210 words
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273 1909-11-18 17 The annual inspection of the Singapore Royal Engineers (Vol.) under Capt. Thompson and Lieuts. Webb and Kemp was held on Saturday last. Major Livingstone, the new C.R.E., was the inspecting officer and he was accompanied by Capt Ewart, R G.A., staff officer273 words
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Article95 1909-11-18 17 That all is not well with the Opium Regie syst< m in Cochin-China may be judged from the fact that, at Saigon and throughout the Colony, complaints arise about the bad quality and dearness of the official drug supplied to consumers. The Government article is watery95 words
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249 1909-11-18 17 A correspondent writes as follows to tbe Malay Mail:— Things generally here have improved very considerably of late, iho steady price of tia and the high prices at present being paid for rubber haviog instilled much oonfidenoe into the two industries,249 words
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83 1909-11-18 17 (From Ouu Own Corrrspondrmt.) Penang, November 16. The cane in which Mr. Elton Kell and three peonH of the department for the Pro* vontion of Cruelty to Animal* at Ptnang, were prosecuted, at the inHtanco of Acting Det. Sergt. Worton, for83 words
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Article50 1909-11-18 17 (From Our Own Coukkspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, November 12. The Yap Hon Chin case against the Protector of Chinese and Chief of Police for damages for alleged wrongful imprisonment in connection with the Pudu temple case, has been dismissed. The evidence proved to ha of a sensational character.50 words
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Article164 1909-11-18 17 In tho district court before Mr. C. J. Sana* ders, on Saturday, Chop Ka Hio sued the Agenzia Navagazione Generate Itali&oa for $3O as tho value of two cases of tea alleged to have been damaged through tho negligence of defendants' servants in carrying the tea from Hongkong164 words
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Article317 1909-11-18 18 The Federated Malay States Government Gazette No. l f Voi. 1, is a bulky volume of more than 300 pages.. It containa in detail the estimates of the Federal Government and of each of the States embraced in317 words
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Article675 1909-11-18 18 The Rubber trade will be deeply interested n what is described as an enactment to provide for the control of dealings in cultivated rubber." After a definition of rubber it is provided that: On and after the commencement of this enactment it shall not be lawful for675 words
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Article519 1909-11-18 18 The enactment to make financial provision for the publio service for 1910 provides that a sum not exceeding twentysix millions six hundred and eighty-eight thousand one hundred and sixty-two dollars shall be charged upon the revenues and other funds of the F. M. S. in conformity with519 words
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532 1909-11-18 19 Amin, the Malay who was convicted of carrying a dangerous weapon on the testimony of Sergt. Dickson, gave evidence in the case against the sergeant in the district court, yesterday afternoon, denying that any kris or other knife was found532 words
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Article73 1909-11-18 19 Acting Inspector Nicol, hearing that there was some trouble at Sir John Jackson s quarry at I’ulau Übin, went to the spot in a launch, onfTuesday, and fonnd that a man name d Choo Ah Boon had been fatally stabbed. There were two wounds, one in73 words
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350 1909-11-18 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, November 111. The annual dinner of the Straitu Settlements Association was bold at tbe Hotel Metropole this evening, and was attended by 150 members350 words
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150 1909-11-18 19 A considerable amount of inconvenience is caused to passengers on the Joboro State Railway by the neglect of the railway authorities to provide break last baskets at Johore Bharu, says the Malay Mail. A passenger leaving Singapore for these150 words
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320 1909-11-18 19 Semper writes to the editor of tho Bangkok Times, as follows:—The information that Asiatic British subjects did not take theiir usual part in the celebrations attendant on the anniversary of the Birthday of H. M. King Edward the VII and320 words
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Article158 1909-11-18 19 Mr. Part-ons addresses! the third magistrate, on Tuesdiy, on the subject of tbe Duxton Rd. and Sago Lane affrays, saying that the trouble arose between rival parties iu China but had now been settled. Arbitrators had been appointed, papers had been drawn up and signed, and158 words
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Article165 1909-11-18 19 Writing from Labuan, on the llth inst., our correspondent supplements his recea wire by the following: Mr. Sherwood had entered for the target shooting at the King birthday sports and just before dinner on the 7th took his mauser to see if it was in order, when it165 words
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Article1889 1909-11-18 20 London, November 10. At the Guildhall Banquet, the Prime Minister, Mr. Asquith, said that the foreign political situation was brighter than it was last year. Ho huow of nothing that stood in the way of a full and friendly understanding with Germany, and he referred to the spontaneous1,889 words
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Article731 1909-11-18 21 Berlin, November 10. In the event of failuro to arrange a conference between employers and workmen in the Australian coal trade it is expected that there will bo a general strike. Ex-Councillor Martin has written an article ridiculing the idea of an airship attack on England. Mr. Macara,731 words
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185 1909-11-18 21 Weihaiwei confcaius some of the most unfertile land in the whole province of Shan tung, writes a corn spondent in a Japanese paper, and yet nowhere at the present time do tho peasants show such visible signs of well-being. The walled city185 words
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Article660 1909-11-18 21 [Rjiutrb'9 Tilioram) London, November 12. At a meeting of the Central Asian Society, over which General Sir Edwin Collen p*« sided, Captain Macaulay, of the Indian Staff Corps, outlined a scheme whereby India would maintain[Rjiutrb'9 Tilioram) - 660 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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548 1909-11-18 22 Ceylon Beaten by Singapore. Shooting in the rifle match, Ceylon Volunteer Kifle AHsociation v. Singapore and Rangoon, took place at Hnnnpitiya Range Colombo, on October 80. The men went over to the Range and were awaiting the arrival Capt. Jayawardaoa and another officer, who wore548 words
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Article992 1909-11-18 22 Singapore Shield Competition. Two league football matches were played on the Esplanade, on Friday,—on the S. C. C. ground between that club and Middlesex I. and on the S. R. C. ground, between the Y. M. G. A. and Middlesex III, The former drew much the larger crowd.992 words
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Article39 1909-11-18 22 Keppel Golf Club. The competition for the silver cup presented by the club ended in a win for D. Noble, who beat A. Smith at tho nineteenth hole. The competition against bogey was W0T3 by A S. Hitchcock.39 words
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Advertisement269 1909-11-18 22 Property Sales. The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Messrs, l’owell and Co.’s sale-room, on Tuesday, No. 10 North Canal Rd. 1,802 feet, government lease with 42 years to run, quit rent $2, monthly rent $47, Shaik Said Rajarie, $4,700. No. 2 High St., 1,219 feet, lease269 words
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Article593 1909-11-18 23 November 7 Trocae, Brit atr, Miles, Sumatra, Asiatic Petroleum 8 Brouwer, Dot str, Keener. Dj&mbi, Ship* Agency O. Ape r Bnt str, Belsou, iiongkoug, p. Pi nous Camphuyt, Dut str, Venter, Batavia, Ships Agency Runpktus, Dot str, Donck, B&taiia, Ships Agency Laurent Pit, Dut str, Brcgsma, Iniragiri, Ships Agency593 words
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Article441 1909-11-18 23 November 9 Lady Weld, Britftr, Muar and Malaooa Pe arg, Brit atr, P Swettenham via porta Pin Set g, Brit atr. Penalty and P. Swettenham G. A pear, Brit atr, Penang and C leutta Giat g Arm, Dut atr. Samarang via ports Rajah of Sarawak, Sar atr. Sarawak Batavier,441 words
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277 1909-11-18 23 PRODUCE. Gambier buyers I W 88 do (Cuba No. 1) unpicked 14 TO Copra Bali 980 do Pontianak 8 70 Pepper, Black 16 76 do White 6 < l oy era 77 60 Sago Floor Sarawak 4 90 do Brunei No. 1 w277 words
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168 1909-11-18 23 Per P. and O. steamer Marmora, connect, ing with the steamer Himalaya at Colombo, due N vember 19— Mr. A. Melvin, Mr. A. McCulloch. Mr. E. Simon, Dr. K. A. Campbell, Mrs Ellis, Mr. J. H. Molyneux, Mr J. L>. KoMye, ttie Right Rev.168 words
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Stocks and Shares.
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Article297 1909-11-18 24 Data of I Number *i D i TT hrmm Oopital Bubeoribed of |S*f ComDtnv I Quota>b« I I 8h»r»» C mp y now *m D.n,*. 1,08 *00.000 80,00) io 10 I Bilal Tio Minin >Co.. Ltd. *2JJ JSSS’SK SSl-iSS il’22 10 »ro. UK J.?s n *w •<>, 901 1600,000297 words
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Article556 1909-11-18 24 1 Ua 5i5fn22 2/ 2/ Anglo-Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. (folly paid) 14/. m*in ’oo iM9 l9Qt«000 151,3.0 k X 4 S Balgownie Kubber Estate Lid. eeffiO 2c%in’*Aa ttn MtO OO *0,187/1'/- »».;®> J *1*0 BatuCav,. RobbrOo. bid. ..mo/. I9C6 £80,000 70,000 70,000 -J Bain Ti$a (Selango Rubber Co Ltd.556 words
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Article213 1909-11-18 24 1908 #250,000 202,500 2 025 ICO 00 475 Brunei Oil Royalty Ltd. 7*.00 1907 91,600,COO 1,065,150 j* 5 {Jj 10 Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd 13.00 10% for’08 1898 9220,000 220,000 *,ovv v 50 Fn»”icir a a**&. '46 00 l %for ,<1 8 1905 <9.400.000 2.•00 000 18,000 Howarlb Kfafclue,213 words
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