The Straits Budget, 25 November 1909
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1909-11-25 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2702. Singapore, Thursday, November 25,1909. irousNct mi mr a comm Price 25 cents27 words
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Article253 1909-11-25 1 LEADERS— Check on Rubber Corners 12 Samples of Accuracy ...12-13 Municipal Singapore 13 India and the Empire 13-14 Progressive or Decadent 14 The Will of the People 14-16 Local and General— Heroes of Brunei 1 Mr. Montagu Harris’s Application 5 Municipal Meeting 6 Linking London 6 Muar253 words
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864 1909-11-25 1 The end of the year 1905 was marked by two events of great importance to British Malaya—the rise of the dollar, and the acceptance by the Sultan of Brunei of a British Resident to assist864 words
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3286 1909-11-25 2 In spite of the intricacies of these Eastern seas, it is seldom qpr duty to have to record anything very serious in the way of a shipping disaster involving great3,286 words
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1171 1909-11-25 3 200 Mail Bags Lost. So many vessels, especially those of the Ship’s Agency (Messrs. Daendols and Co) pass through the narrow llbio Straits that directly the La Seyne went to the bottom she constituted a serious danger to shipping, especially at night. Immediately the1,171 words
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2978 1909-11-25 4 French Officer’s Statement. The enquiry into tbe collision between tbe British India steamer Onda and the Moosageries Maritimes steamer La Seyne, in Rhio Straits, was began at the master attendant’s court, on Tuesday. Mr. L. E. P. Wolferstan, senior magistrate, and district judge, sat2,978 words
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219 1909-11-25 5 The comparative statement of cultivated rubber exported from these States during the years 1909 and 1908 makes interesting reading, says the Malay Mail. The figures are now available up to the end ef Octobc r, and we find219 words
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214 1909-11-25 5 Acting Insp. Rodrup, of the marine station, mentioned to the third magistrate, on Saturday, a case against Mr. H. I*. Felsinger, chief draughtsman of the Public Works !>cpt. at Kuching, Sarawak, who is charg d with attempted suicide at 5.45 am.,214 words
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105 1909-11-25 5 (From Our Own Cohkkscondemt.) Shanghai, November 23. Mr. Montagu Harris, late of Singapore, anpliod to day to bo admitted to practice in H. B. M.’s Supreme Court, for China and Korea. The application was opposed by the Crown Advocate. The full105 words
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171 1909-11-25 5 (From Ouk Own (Jouhksioniucnt.) I'enang, November 19. At the i'enang Assizei to day, Somasnndaram Chetty was put on triai at the instance of Vellayappah Chetty, on a charge of falsifying his employer'll books. The judge, however, directed his acquittal on account of171 words
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895 1909-11-25 6 Another special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held in the board room, on Friday afternoon, to conclude the consideration of the estimates for 1910. Those present were:—Mr. Broadrick, (president); Mr. Polglase, (secretary); Messrs. Watkins, Darbishire, Peacock, Ong Tek Lim,895 words
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148 1909-11-25 6 It will be remembered that the Bridge House Estates Committee reported last April to the Common Council in favour of widening S3uthwark Bridge and of constructing a new bridge over the Thames between Southwark and Blackfriars. Reuter told us yesterday148 words
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93 1909-11-25 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 19. The Sans Souci Syndicate dissolution suit brought at the instance of Mr. Cathirvalo, has been dismissed with costs. The proceedings elicited a most remarkable partnership with no mutual confidence between the partners, and no money93 words
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270 1909-11-25 6 O. E. Mahomed Madarsali, a baokrunt cloth merchant, appeared before Mr. J nat i£ Sercombei Smith on Friday, for the f ur th« consideration of b.s case. The public c,2' nation had already been closed, and bankrupt now was present for disposal270 words
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Article329 1909-11-25 6 (From a Correspondent.) Muar, November 17. The football competition, which has been in progress for some time, wastiaally played off on Saturday in the presence of a large crowd, the contending teams being Kampong Tengah and Parit Amal. Fast play wav witnessed, but the latter team proved too329 words
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842 1909-11-25 7 The first ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of Pegoh, Limited, was held at the company’s registered office, Grosham House, on Saturday, Mr. W. M. Sime (chair man of directors) presiding. There were also present Messrs. A. VV. Bean, Tan Chay Yan842 words
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262 1909-11-25 7 Translated into English. Lok Kawi is Cowie Harbour, so called after the chairman and managing director of the British Nortli Borneo Co., reports the L. and C. Express This is the title given to a company formed to acquire 5,000262 words
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Article176 1909-11-25 7 A quiet, but pretty wedding ceremony took place, at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, on Saturday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr. H. F. Campbell, of Messrs She wan. Tomes and Co., Hongkong, and Miss Ellen Rachel Rrown, of Folkestone, Kent, who arrived from home with the English mail on176 words
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681 1909-11-25 7 Draft rules made by the Governor in Couucil under section 40 of the Chandu Revenue Ordinance, 1039, which will be laid before the Legislative Council for approval, on Friday next, are published in the Govern- uaent Gazette. They681 words
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985 1909-11-25 8 A meeting of the Legislative Council was held on Friday afternoon, at which His Excellency the Governor, Sir .John Anderson, G. C. M. G., presided. There were also present the Colonial Secretary, Sir Arthur Young, K. C. M. G.; the985 words
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160 1909-11-25 8 Ong Guan Lye, a bill collector employed by Messrs. MacAlister and Co., pleaded guilty in the third magistrate’s court, on Saturday, to criminal breach of trust in respect of $300, saying that he spent the money for food and clothing.160 words
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Article71 1909-11-25 8 The superintendent of the Colombo Obeervatory reports that an earthquake was registered on the 10th inst. It began at 11 hours 51 minutes a m., standard mean time, the vibrations reaching a maximum at 12 hours 7 minutes pin., and lasted till 1.30. Calculated distance from Ceylon, 3271 words
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1268 1909-11-25 8 ™®M hi rd an E ual u c)rd j“"y Keaeral meeting of the Malacca Rubber 1 lantations, Ltd wa» held at Winchester House, London dh, t g bCr 26 Mr Ge rge B Dodw ell pres? The Chairman,1,268 words
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Article13 1909-11-25 9 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article367 1909-11-25 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —In your search after rectitude in matters commercial, municipal and Governmental as typified in your more recent leading articles I append two more examples of doing things in a manner neither right nor wrong and yet not correct. Take the367 words
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Article249 1909-11-25 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— Strolling along the sands at Tanjong Rhoo, at high tide, the other evening on ray way to Tanjong Katong, I found that I could not get beyond the Government bungalow, owing to a couple of houses adjoining it being249 words
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Article566 1909-11-25 9 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, -You recently took the trouble to criticise) the Merlituau dotation and gave it special prominence in a leading article. lu your issue of yesterday this is to some extent replies! to and it is to be gathered from566 words
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943 1909-11-25 10 The Chairman and Directors, Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Singapore. Gentlemen. —I beg to submit the following Mining and Milling Report for the four weeks ending November 6, 1909. Bukit Malacca. Drive943 words
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Article189 1909-11-25 10 Two Chinese lads, fourteen years of age, pleaded guilty in the district court, yesterday, to housebreaking at the residence of Captain Brust, 33-2 Cavenagh Kd., while the house was untenanted. The padlock on the front door was broken off and the two lads moved into the servants’ quarters189 words
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479 1909-11-25 10 W e make it a rule not to puff the share, u any company diiectly or indirectly, and do not propose to depart from oj cu l** There are, however, a few figures in a ment Bent to us by one479 words
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Article158 1909-11-25 10 The China Mail has been given to under stand that the Hongkong naval dry dock iB likely to be officially opened by Vice-Admiral Sir Hed worth Lambton before be severs his connection with the China Station. The flagship King Alfred is at present in the north, but158 words
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946 1909-11-25 11 Mr. M. W. Pett, superintendent of the fire brigade, prosecuted a Chinaman named Poh Po Yang in the fourth magistrate’s court, on a charge of offering him an illegal gratification of $50. Mr. Knowles appeared for the defendant, who pleaded not946 words
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182 1909-11-25 11 The groat success of the American flour trade in the East, reports Mr. J. B. Sutto‘i the New South Wales Commercial Commissioner, is largely due to the fact that milling agents are on the spot, and cater in every182 words
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Article144 1909-11-25 11 In noticing the lows of the* Kagnar on the Paracels, the Avenir du Tonkin punts out that wreckH are of frequent occurrence there, and yet not a single danger in marked by a light, although it is a matter of no great outlay. That journal urges144 words
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124 1909-11-25 11 1 he return of the imports into and exports from the Straits Settlements for the quarter ended September 30 last, shows that there was an increase in imports of $4,275,727, equal to £196,834, as compart'd with tho same period last124 words
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207 1909-11-25 11 Of th<> five Australian cricketers, Messrs. Noble. Laver, Armstrong, Cotter and Hopkins, who returned with Mr. Birch to Peralc, at the gentleman’s invitation, three have been staying at the Residency and two with Mr. R B. Bannon. The visitors took207 words
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171 1909-11-25 11 The assistant resident of South Dutch New Guinea wires, under date November 2, that a reconnoitring party which had gono up the Digul River, in that quarter, reached a point about 260 miles from the south coast. There171 words
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Article38 1909-11-25 12 Campbkll— Bkown. —At St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore, on Saturday, November 20, by Bishop Ferguson-Davie, assisted by the Colonial Chaplain, the Rev. H. C. Izard, Hugh Frank Campbell, of Hongkong, to Miss Ellen Rachal Brown, of Folkestone, Kent.38 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1102 1909-11-25 12 .—Straits Times, November 18. If there have been any doubts as to the reality of the Federal Council for the Federated Malay States, they should be removed by the appearance of a first copy of the official Gazette from which we were able to publish extracts.—Straits Times, November 18. - 1,102 words
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Article1137 1909-11-25 12 StraitH Times, November 1H. I, Edward George Broadrick, President of the Municipal Commissioners, Singapore, in pursuance of section 40 of The Municipal Ordinance 1896, do hereby certify that the above List of Persons duly qualified to be elected Municipal Commissioners of the Town of Singapore and the. StraitH Times, November 1H. - 1,137 words
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Article1101 1909-11-25 13 lirI” way authorities .—Straits Times, November 20. On one or two occasions lately we have been told that our comments on the Singapore Municipality wero too severe. Bat we have never produced anything quite so crushing as a simple record of the Municipal Commissioners’ proceedings which it haslirI” * . * , way authorities .—Straits Times, November 20. - 1,101 words
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Article1162 1909-11-25 13 gravity of the national responsibility.— Straits Tinles, November 22. Lord Curcon may do more good to India now that he is out of it than lie ws* can 'hie of when placed in the exalted position of Viceroy. He won that position by the g' niusgravity of the national responsibility.— Straits Tinles, November 22. - 1,162 words
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Article1248 1909-11-25 14 PROGRESSIVE OR DECADENT —Straits Times, November 23. The Editor of the Sociological Review did well to invite a criticism of Mr. Masterman’s book on The Condition of England from Mr. Frederick Harrison. There is probably no man living who is better able to say whether the general trend of things—Straits Times, November 23. - 1,248 words
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Article1184 1909-11-25 14 Deeds of the country. —Straits Tiiues, NoTtiu- ber 24. Lord Lansdowne has shown his fine skill as a political tactician by the manner in which he has placed his motion for rejection of the Budget before the House of Lords. He does not claim thatDeeds of the country.—Straits Tiiues, NoTtiu- | ber 24. - 1,184 words
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Advertisement92 1909-11-25 12 The post free price of the Straits Times is $38 a year The post free price of the Straits Budget is $14 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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Obituary47 1909-11-25 12 DEATHS. Lkkmit. —On October 24, at Evesham, Charles, youngest son of A. W. Lermit, of Singapore, after a bicycle accident, aged 22. Sikmkks.— At Singapore, on November 21, Jessie Beatrice, beloved wife of G. Siemers. Interment at 3 p.m. to day. (Sarawak and German papers please copy).47 words
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Article552 1909-11-25 15 The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation opened a hranch in Malacca, on Monday. It is proposed to expend trie sum of $.V), (>f)0 next year in the reconstruction of the Kuala Lumpur Telephone Exchange. lhe planting community of Malacca number thirty. It is said that this figure will552 words
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Article567 1909-11-25 15 *J. T. Da Bois has as-mmed the dutie# of I niN'd States Consul G :n*'r-il it Singa- pore. Mr. A. de Wywodzeff resumed c’.argc of Consulate G ot ral for Russia on t<.« I0;h i inst. Mr L. Mclean is appointed a magistrate i for Penang, to567 words
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Article1495 1909-11-25 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —In your leading article of the 4th instant, you criticised the Mcrlimau dotation in a carping spirit, and made much capital out of the fact that the shares had1,495 words
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149 1909-11-25 16 There has developed a rather regrettable practice at the meetings of well-established companies for chairmen—prompted by a pardonable pride in the advanced stage reached by their own estates—to allude slightingly to the many new issues which have recently been offered to the public149 words
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Article147 1909-11-25 16 In these days of insanitary areas and health improvements, it is interesting to note that Kotta Rajah, the chief town of Acheen, shows up in a manner to rejoice Sanitary reformers. In 1907 (the latest figures available) the death-rate was 17 per thousand against 50147 words
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Article76 1909-11-25 16 At the next meeting of the above tion to be held at 11 a.m. on December at the Mesa House, Seremban, the agenda will be as follows: Replies from Government in re:—(i_) dian Immigration Committee. (2.) Truck Enactment. (3.) Increase of Scientific btan, Agricultural Department, F.76 words
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1608 1909-11-25 17 An action of considerable commercial interest was commenced before the Chief Justice (Sir W. H liyudman Jones), iu the Supreme Court, on the 17th inst. The plaintiffs beiog the Deutsche Asiatische Bank (represented by Mr. C. I. Carver), and1,608 words
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292 1909-11-25 17 Tho chief motivo of Sir John Anderson’s visit to Perak next month, in his capacity as High Commissioner of the F. M. S., is the inaugural meeting of the newly, constituted Federal Council, but there are to be numerous other functions292 words
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589 1909-11-25 18 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Hongkong, November 22. Beautiful weather favoured the in ter port Cricketers to-day when the series of fixtures was opened with a match between Hongkong and Shanghai. The wicket was fast and is589 words
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144 1909-11-25 18 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Hongkong, November 24. The Hongkong team is now playing the eleven from the Straits and F. M. S. The visitors won the toss and elected to open the batting, the144 words
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73 1909-11-25 18 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) London, (via Colombo), November 22. At the meeting of the Ceylon-Malayan Benevolent Fund to-day, Mr. Christie announced that subscriptions to the extent of £ll,OOO had been received. The following committee was appointed to collect further subscriptions:—Messrs. Christie, Rutherford,73 words
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Article134 1909-11-25 18 Writing from Malacca, on the 17th inst., our correspondent says: The bridge tournament has come to au end. In the final, between Miss Holden and Mr. Knight, and Messrs. Dyson and Moorhonse, great interest was taken, nearly 20 spectators watching the play. Fortune favoured the lady with134 words
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471 1909-11-25 18 In the Supreme Conrt, on Tuesday, bef o Mr. Justice hercombe Smith, an act on ll! commenced in winch the plaintiff i° L p Willis (represented by Mr. Perkinui defendants Pathe Frfires, formerly promts* of the Alhambra Cinematograph nf P the471 words
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Article140 1909-11-25 18 Chhagan Karmaly, trading as R. Chhagan and Co., sued the Moslem Trading Society in the district court before Mr. Wolferstan. on Thursday, for $100.28 as damages for an alleged breach of a contract to accept and pay for a shipment of Indian dates. Defendants had a counter140 words
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1109 1909-11-25 19 It is oar pleasant task to allay the very considerable anxiety which prevailed in Singapore, on Tuesday, as to the whereabouts of the Nord-deutscher Lloyd steamer Prinzess Alioe. She arrived alongside the Borneo wharf at eleven1,109 words
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191 1909-11-25 19 Mr. Sandmann, a German rubber expert who has been on tour in these parts on behalf of the Colonial Bureau at Berlin, says an exchange, has reported on that line of industry in the F. M. S. He191 words
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280 1909-11-25 19 The following report signed by Mr. W. M. Bath, manager, has been received by the directors.—I beg to snbinit to you my repjrt of the work done on your mines daring the month of October 1909. Block280 words
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Article133 1909-11-25 19 Mr. W. M. Bath, manager, has .submitted the following report —I beg to Hubmit to you my report of tho work done on your mine during the month of October 1909. No. 1 Hili.. —The party working thin hill did no work on your property133 words
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Article122 1909-11-25 19 The Agricultural Bulletin of tho Straits and F. M. S. for the current month is just issued. It contains continuation of an article on peat soil by the Editor, Mr. H. N. Uidley. Other subjects touched upon are the work of the Imperial Institute, Par* Rubber in122 words
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Article996 1909-11-25 20 Before 7 a. m. yesterday, many residents of Singapore were seated in St. Andrew’s Cathedral to await the enthronement of the Rt. Rev. Charles James Fergu son-Davie, the first Lord Bishop of the newly-created diocese. It996 words
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278 1909-11-25 20 Mr. K. A. Cook, traffic manager of the F. M. S, railways, writes to the Malay Mail as follows:— Dear Sir, —May I be permitted to point out that your short article iu your issue of 15th instant ou tho278 words
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601 1909-11-25 20 Mr. Justice Sercombe SmiDi /i„r Kratifacations for the exercise of hisoS function as a public servant in obtaining different persons employment or promotion* and was sentenced to six months morons For the Crown, Mr. Hastinss Rhodes; for i the601 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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244 1909-11-25 21 The Interport Match. The full results of this year’s competition for the Interport shooting shield are now available. Singapore, having won with the record score of 955, the shield remains in the keeping of His Excellency at Government House, for the second year in succession. The244 words
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Article148 1909-11-25 21 Mother Country v. Colonies. A Rugby match was played on the S. R. C. portion of the Esplanade,on Thursday between teams representing the Mother Country and the Colonies. In the earlier stages the Colonies fairly often broke away and managed to score a try, which was converted. The148 words
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Article655 1909-11-25 21 Middlesex Win the Shield. The S. C. C. having scratched to Middlesex II in the competition for the Singapore Association football shield, and the R- G. A. having done the same to the S. R. C., the competition is now ended, the final result being as follows Played655 words
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Article281 1909-11-25 21 Sepoy Lines Golf Chib. The eclectic competition for ladies for the prizes presented by Lady W. HyndmanJoneB resulted as follows: Miss McNair 40 *cr. 40 Mrs. Carver 48 2 11 Miss Worters 41 2 42 Mrs. Watkins H *0 Mrs. Emerson 58 0 47 Mrs. Plumpton 57 8 40281 words
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225 1909-11-25 21 That man couldn't stand a blow from a stick of wood, much less f rom a hatchet, said a Malay member of the crew of the local steamer Will o’the Winp to the third magistrate, on Thursday.225 words
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141 1909-11-25 21 Ong Teow .loon, master of the steamer Esmeralda, pleaded guilty before the fourth magistrate, on Friday, to detaining the mails from Singkep which were brought by his vessel. He explained that he arrived at 5 p.m. on October ‘21 and saw no mails.141 words
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Article1816 1909-11-25 22 London, November 17. There was a brilliant gathering at the annual dinner of the Straits Settlements Association, over which Sir Frank Swettenham presided. Proposing the toast of The Straits, the Chairman asked where they would find revenue to replace the opium duties. He doubted if rubber taxes would1,816 words
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Article508 1909-11-25 23 Berlin, November 17. The Bishop of Kuzco, Peru, has been killed by an anarchist bomb. Herr Kuyper denies that it is his intention to retire from Parliament. The Persian rebels have left Ardebil on the persuasion of the Russian authorities. Berlin, November 18. In his speech at Manchester,508 words
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Article374 1909-11-25 23 (Fkov Oik Own Cokbkspondknt.) Labuan, November 18. The out put from the coal mines at Coal Point was over 9,000 tons, last month, of which H,CH0 tons were brought down to Victoria, the rest being consumed at the mines and elsewhere. The steamer Oermania arrived from Singapore this374 words
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149 1909-11-25 23 The festivities in honour of the King of Siam’s Coronation, albeit curtailed, aud thereby marred, by the recent deaths in the Royal Family, were nevertheless thoroughly entered into at Bangkok by the populace in general who displayed last week their thorough sympathy with the149 words
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308 1909-11-25 23 Mr. K. h Bulimore. who has been for some considerable time Superintend iut of Mails at the Singapore Post Office, h aves today for Kuala Lumpur, whore tie takes up a higher appointment in the p istal t« h *raph department of308 words
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267 1909-11-25 23 There wa« a very pleasant social evening at the V. M C. A. on the 17th inst., to ay good-bye to Mr. ami Mrs. Webb, who have endeared themselves to their many friends for their267 words
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Article25 1909-11-25 23 (From Oub Own Cobbksi’O.ndbnt.) Colombo, November 20. Pataling Rubber Estates Syndicate haa announced a second interim dividend of 2ft pe r cent.25 words
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431 1909-11-25 24 H M. armoured cruiser Kent, 9,84)0 tons, 22,000 indicated horse-power, ('apt. G. Marcscaux, arrived on Monday from Hongkong, which port she left on the 16th inst. The brief official report she made j at the shipping office was that431 words
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188 1909-11-25 24 Th 3 director of agriculture, F. M. S., has been treating the Ipoh folks to a lecture on the diseases of Para rubber. In the course of which he, by means of diagrams, a black board, and various samples of188 words
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436 1909-11-25 24 Tan Ah Joon, manager of a spirit shop, at 3, Armenian St., happened to notice at 4 30 a.m on November 14, that the front door of the shop, which he had barred at 10 o’clock on the night before,436 words
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Article165 1909-11-25 24 A Malay fisherman named Ahmat bad his past career pretty well shown np at the police oourts, on Monday. He went to Siglap from Ponggol and stopped with a man named Ali, from whose house he fled in the middle of the night with a pair of165 words
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Article35 1909-11-25 24 (From Our Own Corrrspondbitt.j Kuala Lumpur, November 19. It is understood that Yap Hon Chin intends appealing agaiust the judgment in his suit versus the C. P. O. and Protector of Chinese.35 words
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371 1909-11-25 24 Sabtn bin Tambun, a Malay former!, employed at Pulau Bram Slipway, was ing for sharks from a Malacca koleh n It St. John’s Island, on Thursday, and caaghu monster of ten feet in length and eight f*t in371 words
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266 1909-11-25 24 A natural desire to say pleasant things about Mr. C. B. Buckley having led to publication of the fact that that gentleman's connection with the State of Johore as Honorary Financial Adviser is about to terminate, it is no longer266 words
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Shipping in Port.
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Article421 1909-11-25 25 November 16 Glenogle, Brit atr, Larkins, Amoy, Taik Lee Guan Breid, Nor atr, Felkatead, Bangkok, Joo Seng Chan Bridge, Nor atr, Folkman, Bangkok, Low Sum Marudu, Gerstr, Rodenburg, L. Data, B. Meyer Hebe, Brit atr, Inkster. Put Back, W. Maustield Sri Muar, Brit atr, Hudson, Malaoca, Soon Keck Janet421 words
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Article393 1909-11-25 25 November 16 Ban Yon§ Seng, Brit atr, Billiton and Palembang Sam. Yong, Brit atr, Ternate via ports Lady I Veld, Brit str, Muar and Malaoca Pin Seng, Bril atr, Port Swettenham and Penang Totorni Mara .Jap ftr, Colombo and Bombay Kuching, Sar atr, Sarawak <ilcnjalloch Brit atr, Penang Dovre,393 words
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377 1909-11-25 25 Per P. and O. steamer Sicilia, due Novemtor 26.—Mr. and Mrs. P. Cunliffe and child, Miss M. E. Pewsher, Miss F. Brooke-Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Harvey, Mrs. Salzmann, Mr. H. L. Jarvis, Mr. H. R. Quartley, Mr. and Mrs. McClymont, Mr. W.377 words
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Article262 1909-11-25 25 Singapore, Novkmbbr 24, 1909 PRODUCE. Oambier buyers I 1100 do (Cato No. 1) aapioked 14 00 Copra Bali 9.85 do Pontianak 8 70 Popper, Black buyers 15 37 i do White 54, buyers 27.00 Sago Floar Sarawak 8 80 do Braoei No. 1 qooi Pearl Sago norn262 words
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Advertisement252 1909-11-25 26 ~'L ASVSaFi fr Premier Daily Newspaper of the Straits F.M.S. Straits TBimes Mg*Sk\< It •primarily and eftftenth.lly a paper for news. Its (iJes, recording tlu progress of ttys section of the world's activities, afford practical and valuable data for the guidance of every business man. No paper in the Far252 words
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