The Straits Budget, 2 December 1909
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Advertisement103 1909-12-02 1 THB Empire Hotel, KUALA LUMPUR. F.M.8. A New First-class Hotel Fitted with Eleotrio Licht end Fans Five minntea from Railway Station. Overlooking the Padang. Single and Doable Bedrooms, with Private Bathrome attached. Onieine under Boropean Supervision. Cold Storage Supplies weekly from Singapore. Hotel Porter meets all Mail Trains. Management: THE103 words
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Advertisement22 1909-12-02 1 CHARLES HEID8IECKS White Seal Champagne 4* Sole AgenW: mi IKYER k CO. LT9. Singapore k Penang. Depot: JOHN LITTLE A GO.. Singapore.22 words
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Advertisement100 1909-12-02 1 J. I’i. PEREIRA, F.R.H.8.. LONDON, BtlUCDIIltSl im Flthsl. Collector and Exporter of Orchids and Bare Plants. Diploma and gold modal com the Late King of Denmark. Bj Special Appointment to His Majesty the King of Siam, H.H. the Saltan of Johore and H. H. the Saltan of Lingga. Fresh oat100 words
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Advertisement259 1909-12-02 1 AK FOR Schweitzer’5 Cocoatina Guaranteed an absolutely pure Cocoa. Used in the Royal palaces of England, Germany, Russia, Greece, Denmark, etc., etc. 1 1 8QLD BVEBYWHEBE* To INVESTORS! Land Propertied Inspected and Reported upon, Soils Examined, Estates Visited, Work Supervised, Valuations Made, Estimates Drawn up by E. Mathias, Agriculturist, Singapore,259 words
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Advertisement332 1909-12-02 1 Th$ only Medicine of the kind ewarden a certificate at the Calcutta Exhibition, 1883-4 open Dr. LALOR’S Trade Mark. PHOSPHODYNE HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PH08PH0RIC MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. For fbrty years has maintained its world-wide reputation ns the Best nod only safe reliable Phosphoric Core for Boa332 words
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Title Section27 1909-12-02 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2703. Singapore, Thursday, December 2,1909. ESTABUSMEO OVER NAIF A CCJfTVIT Price 25 cents27 words
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Article248 1909-12-02 1 LEADERS— Ebb or Flow 14 Comparisons 14.10 Kwala Morning 15 Naval Rivalries 15-10 Political Hysteria 16 La Seyne and tho Onda... 16-17 Local and Gknbkal Bishop of Singapore 1 Wireless in Singapore 1 Thanksgiving Day S Hongkong Statues Unveiled h Slip on F M S. Railway 8248 words
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413 1909-12-02 1 It may interest many of our readers to «»oe the text of what may be called the maudato for enthronement of tho Kev. C. J. FergusonDavie as Bishop of Singapore. It reads as follows: To all Christian people to whom these413 words
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351 1909-12-02 1 A letter was recently receive*! by the Hongkong Chamber of Commerce from Measrs. Keegan and Rosonerantz enclosing a copy of an application tendered to the Colonial Secretary for a licence to establish and operate a commercial wireless telegraph business within the351 words
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Article36 1909-12-02 1 Ragalla Rubber Co Ltd. Messrs. McAlister find Co. inform us that they havo received a telegram from th** manager of Regalia Estate, advising that tlurubb< r (r|ry > secured during >ctob< r amount* to 2, 110 lbs.36 words
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3308 1909-12-02 2 In spite of the intricacies of these Eastern 1 seas, it is seldom onr duty to have to record i anything very serious in the way of a shipping disaster3,308 words
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1171 1909-12-02 3 200 Mail Bags Lost. So many 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 bottem she constituted a serious danger to shipping* especially at night. Immediately the1,171 words
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Article2943 1909-12-02 4 French Officer’s Statement. The enquiry into the collision between the British India steamer Onda and the Messageries Maritimes steamer La Seyne, in Rbio Straits, was begun at the master attendant’s court, on Tuesday. Mr. L. E. P. Wolferstan, senior magistrate, and district judge, sat as2,943 words
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6349 1909-12-02 5 French Steamer to Blame. Tho proceedings of the court of enquiry into the La Seyne-Onda collision were continued on November 24. In continuation of our report, Fererro, head tallyman on the La Seyne, stated that ho was on watch, at the time of6,349 words
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393 1909-12-02 8 Through the kind courtesy of the Rev. G. C. and Mrs. Cobb, over half the Americans resi- dent in Singapore celebrated their national festival of Thanksgiving Day at the Wesley Parsonage, Fort Canning Rd., on Thursday. The tables—for the dinner table is393 words
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Article131 1909-12-02 8 Chia Koot Sin, a coolie employed at the Borneo Wharf, appeared before the second magistrate, on Thursday, for preliminary enquiry into a charge of attempting to murder a krani, also employed there, whose name is Go Chun Yong. After hearing an outline of the case, his worship131 words
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214 1909-12-02 8 The strainer Satsuma, of the Barber Line m coming alongside Section 6 at Tanionir Pagar, at 8.35 a.m. on Friday, from New York collided with the steamer Guthrie which was moored at that section. When a collision appeared imminent, the214 words
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Article52 1909-12-02 8 Ex-Municipal CommissionerCharged at Penang. (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Penang, November 25. The trial of Mr. Cheah Tek Thye, an exmunicipal commissioner of Penang, who was accused of cheating in respect of 870 and a document, has been concluded before Mr. Hamilton. The accused, who had pleaded not guilty,52 words
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Article43 1909-12-02 8 (From Our Own Corrrspondbnt.) Hongkong, November 25. In the presence of a large assemblage of the military and civilian community, the Governor (Sir F. Lugard) this morning unveiled the statues of tho Queen and Princess of Wales, in Statue Square.43 words
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Article51 1909-12-02 8 (From Our Own Corrrspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, November 25 The slip, which took place on the F. M. S, railway between liawang and Kwang and delayed a mail train from Kuala Lumpur for three hours, has been repaired, and the trains are now running to51 words
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Article152 1909-12-02 8 The Ilev. J. A. B. Cook in his annual report on the English Presbyterian Church Mission,(Singapore, Johoreaud Muar) records that in 1909 the membership of the Chinese church was 572 men, women and children, aDd that the total contributions were 83,679. There was a net gain of152 words
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508 1909-12-02 9 The half-yearly meeting of the Sungei Uaia Tin Mines, Straits Settlements, was held at the Empire Caf6, Flinders Street, Melbourne, September 30. Mr. A. Archbo»d presided. The managing director (Mr. R. T. llagger) reported that sinco sluicing was commenced 103508 words
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Article131 1909-12-02 9 In connection with the hearing of this suit preferred by Mr. Cathiravalo the tine other members of the syndicate, -Injustice Thornton, agreed, m giving judgment, that the enterprise was a wholly provident, reckless and ill-considered one. As to plaintiff’s charges against the manager, i Mr. Leopold Es-Chasseriau)131 words
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250 1909-12-02 9 (From Ouk Own Courkspomdknt.) Hongkong, November 25. The lawn tennis representatives from Singapore, Messrs. Cox and Biron, outclassed the Hongkong pair, Capt. Beasley and Lieut, i Whyte, this afternoon, The Singapore men defeated the local players 6—3, 6—1, 6—8. The winuers250 words
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327 1909-12-02 9 The Lendu Rubber Co., Ltd., has been formed to acquire the Lendu rubber estates situated in the Lendu, Ayer I'a Abas, Kelama k, and Sungei Petai districts, Malacca territory, aud to further cultivate aud develop the same, says theL. and327 words
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292 1909-12-02 9 In sympathy with London our market has been very depressed, with a large preponderance of sellers, and rate's iu consequence have fallen considerably in rno-t instances. However, notwithstanding the general dullness, Gleuealy Plantations, Ltd with a capital of $300,000 was largely292 words
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Article200 1909-12-02 9 Local arrangements are being made in connection with the Evangelical Alliance Week of Prayer at the beginning of the year, which falls to be held on this occasion the Methodist Church. Kurt Canning Road. Among others who will preside, January 3-h, will be Bishop W. K.200 words
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Article97 1909-12-02 9 Ficld-raarslial Lord Kitchener, who panned through Singapore in September en route for the Mancfiurian battl* fields and for Japan, where fie was the official reprenenta tive of the British Army at the .lapane*** army mauo-uvren, ha* brought his mission to a close and is now returning south. He97 words
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431 1909-12-02 10 That Manila, from a sanitary standpoint, is the cleanest and is the freest from disease of any of the large Oriental cities, says the Manila Times, has been the contention of tho Insular health authorities ever since tbe taking of health431 words
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201 1909-12-02 10 The Dutch steamer Japarra, Capt. Karssies, arrived from Palembang, on November 14. with a general cargo, chiefly cotton. Fire was discovered in number 2 hold at 4 a in. on the 2.7th. as the steamer lay in the roads,201 words
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510 1909-12-02 10 Mr. David Freeman writes to the Malay Mail as follows: —In connection with your review of the draft enactment to provide for the control of dealings in cultivated rubber, there is one point which I think should be cleared up510 words
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Article139 1909-12-02 10 A sample of the thermal water taken from the spring discovered some time ago on Mr. Scab Eng Keong’s property at the 13th mile, Thomson Rd., was recently sent home for analysis. Mr. J. .C. Thresh, lecturer on pnblic health to the London Hospital, Medical College, examined the sample139 words
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318 1909-12-02 10 A remarkable instance of official shortsight edness in the land purchase line has just come to light in Java. Near Batavia, the Government was desirous of buying up an estate, known by the name of Nangung for 200,(00 guilders, but the318 words
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186 1909-12-02 10 On November 24. Singapore was visited by a large number of around the world tourists from Los Angeles, California, who came down from Hougkong by the Prinzess Alice. They left San Francisco on September 6 r and after spending186 words
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Article106 1909-12-02 10 The report on the mortality of Singapore, for the week ended November 20, signet y Dr. D. K. McDowell, shows that 250 deaths were registered in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 46.83 per thousand of the estimated population. Malarial fever claime 47 deaths, dysentery 21, bronchitis106 words
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1312 1909-12-02 11 Of the numerous large buildings, public and otherwise, which have lately been erected in Singapore, the Alkaff Arcade is possibly the most unique. While it is a hand some specimen of design and building, it pro vides us with a new1,312 words
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455 1909-12-02 11 tiro broke out from some unknown cause upstairs in the rear portion of the Kallang rice mills, 388 Kallang Kd. f near the tramway bridge, at about 3.30 a m on Sunday. The Kallang horse drawn engine was soon455 words
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Article172 1909-12-02 11 Tho foliowing arc among the notifications appearing in the current issue of the Government Gazette Mr. Frederick James ilallifax has be« n appointed a second lieutenant in the Penang Volunteers. Capt. W. M. L. Bower, assistant superiu tendent of police, Singapore, has been granted leave of absence172 words
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Article13 1909-12-02 12 Correspondence [The Straits Times “is not responsible for the •pinions of us: correspondents.]13 words
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Article422 1909-12-02 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Though I cannot boast of the knowledge of Latin, yet I know the meaning of the above, and, what is better still, 1 have the consciousness that I am trying my level best to put it into422 words
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Article136 1909-12-02 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —With reference to the farewell entertainment to Mr. Bullmore, an account of which was published in your issue of yesterday’s date, 1 feel that it is not all fair that all the credit in connection with its success136 words
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Article196 1909-12-02 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, was rather amused at the tone of the letter in your paper, yesterday, in connec- tion with the flotation of the above estate —being a public affair your criticisms were quite fair and just on the particulars before you. The public196 words
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Article352 1909-12-02 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. hen the Manclius are in favour of discarding the queue, and when a member of the Royal family is soliciting a decree from the Prince regent to that effect, it would be very unwise on the part of the Straits-born-Chinese to352 words
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Article532 1909-12-02 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—-Following your comments thereon you will notice that the prospectus of Kwala Mersing states “no commission of any kind has been or will be paid by the company.” If there is a middleman, surely the profit he takes must be considered532 words
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Article529 1909-12-02 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —The very numerous shareholders in the East of rubber and other produce companies liable to income tax in England may hud the enclosed letter from the Financier and Bullionist of some interest tc themselves. It would certainly appear529 words
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Article83 1909-12-02 13 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I think your correspondent will find that tho statistics regarding Manila’s population in *****2, which he accepted with some reserve, are quite correct. The population of the city of Manila is always greater iu unsettled times than in times83 words
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235 1909-12-02 13 Mr. E. V. Carey, the well known rubber planter, is in Ceylon just now, being on his way to Malaya, where he is going to take charge for a year of the property of the Carey United Rubber Co., says235 words
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Article676 1909-12-02 13 There were five members of the British Scientific Expedition to Dutch New Guinea in Colombo, on Saturday night, and all left fer Singapore by the Himalava, yesterday morning, along with some 15 tons of baggage,676 words
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323 1909-12-02 13 A short time ago reference was made in our London l<!tter, says tit* T imes of Ceylon, to the movement on lo »t lor raiding a large stun of money for the purpose or helping old and323 words
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221 1909-12-02 13 Nows has boon received in Singapore that a Hevorecyclone has recently swept over the Cocos Islands, in tin* I ndiau <)ccau. 1 >c*.ailsare scanty, but it is understood that the visitation was of a more serious nature than has221 words
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Article26 1909-12-02 14 Maulk winch. —At Teluk Knran, Singapore, on Thursday, November 18, the wife of K. H. Maulcffinch, of a son. (English and Ceylon papers please copy).26 words
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Article84 1909-12-02 14 Lanolby—Davihk. —On November 27. at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore, by the Kev. H. C. Izard, Frederick Algernon, second son of the late H. M. Langley of Manchester, and Mrs. Langley, St. Margaret’s Hoad, Bowdon, Cheshire, to Phyllis Margaret, only daughter of Mrs. Davies, Firbank, Bowdon. Halloway—Bkwshek. —At St. Andrew’s84 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1018 1909-12-02 14 EBB OR FLOW —Straits Tidies, November 2f>. We expressed the opinion recently that the rubber boom had reached or was very uear to reaching high water mark. There are still a few companies in which it is possible that a substantial rise may take place, and there are none on,—Straits Tidies, November 2f>. - 1,018 words
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Article1028 1909-12-02 14 -Straits Times, Novomber 26. Comparisons are always apt to be odious, and we cauuot express great pleasure at the endeavours which are beiDg made by our contemporary, the Manila Times, to prove that the Philippine capital is healthier than Singapore. Still, it is an unquestionable fact that such is-Straits Times, Novomber 26. - 1,028 words
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Article1489 1909-12-02 15 -Straits Tiiuos, November 27 \V e have received some questions in regard to the prospectus of Kwala Mersing. for which tho subscription list will close at 3 o’clock on Monday. With a good deal j that is contained in these questions we agree, j and with a good-Straits Tiiuos, November 27 - 1,489 words
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Article1088 1909-12-02 15 their commerce.—Straits Times, November Publication of the now naval programme of Germany has naturally revived a good doal of the discussion which took place some time ago wfi<*n suggestions were freely made that England was in danger of losing her two standard position by reason of the increasetheir commerce.—Straits Times, November - 1,088 words
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Article1160 1909-12-02 16 Strait** Timea, November 30. Tt is expected that the House of Lords will ▼oto on the Budget to day, and though the figures will be of interest, the actual result is a foregone conclusion. There will be a majority of about two to one in favour of rejecting— Strait** Timea, November 30. - 1,160 words
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Article1162 1909-12-02 16 Straits Tirnett, December 1. The more landsman feels great diffidence in commenting upon the decision of a court formed for the most part of marine experts. It is impossible indeed that lie should do more than take certain clearly acknowledged facts and endeavour to determine– Straits Tirnett, December 1. - 1,162 words
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Advertisement92 1909-12-02 14 The post free price of the Straits Times is $.'18 a year The post free price of the Straits Budget it $14 a year. It .s 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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Obituary19 1909-12-02 14 DEATH. Hamilton. —On November 30, at the General Hospital, Singapore, W. G. Hamilton, Manager, Melalap Estate, British North Borneo.19 words
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Article556 1909-12-02 17 1 he export duty on rubber from Perak is estimated next year at five thousand dollars per mensem. he co**t of sending a Malay States Guides team to Bisley next year is estimated at nine thousand dollars. I he October output from the mines of the Societ* des556 words
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Article604 1909-12-02 17 Capt. C. K. Hay, Middlesex Regiment, ob promotion to that rank, join* the 3rd PatU lion. stationed at Singapore. Mr. J. F. Walker, of Labuan PndaDg K-tate, H »tu Tiga, is taking over the manag*-in* nt of the 3rd mile e*tat« Seremban. at the end of this604 words
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2294 1909-12-02 18 A meeting of the Legislative Council was held on Friday afternoon, at which His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Andersou, G. C. M. G., presided. There were also present the Officer Commanding the Troops, Major General T.2,294 words
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323 1909-12-02 19 On Saturday afternoon, Mr. F. A. Langley, of Messrs. Guthrie and Co., was married, at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, to Miss Phyllis Margaret Davies, who arrived from home by the Sicilia on Friday, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Davies, of Bowdou,323 words
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Article54 1909-12-02 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 20. At the Assizes, to-day, before Mr. ust V;® Woodward, Lim Kcug Sian was retried (the jury having disagreed at tho October Assizes) in a charge of murder iu connection with a lastardlv crime in Campbell ritroet. He was found not54 words
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1182 1909-12-02 19 At the ordinary meeting of tbe municipal commissioners, on Friday afternoon, the following were present;—Messrs. Broadrick (president), Polglaso (secretary), Peirce (engineer), Dr. W. R. C. Middletoa (health officer), Watkins, Peacock, Darbisbire, Macbean, Carapiet and Dr. Fowlie. Tbe amount of money on hand was reported1,182 words
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2097 1909-12-02 20 Scotland has monopolised the Victoria Hall for practically a whole week in anticipation of and preparation for the i national carnival of Tuesday night- not only to tfce exclusion of ordinary Sassonach folk, but even to the2,097 words
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397 1909-12-02 21 Dr. Sandmann. the German rubber expert who lately visited Singapore, reports that, when here, he experimented with “jelutong” or wild gutta, along with a local specialist. The experiments were crowned with such success, that both the expert and the specialist397 words
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1180 1909-12-02 21 The claim made by Dr. ictor O, Heiser that there is a much lower death rate in Manila, the real difference claimed being qua! to about 20 per thousand pe* annum, has not been allow**! to pass unchallenged by1,180 words
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652 1909-12-02 22 Straits and I-'. M. S. Defeated. (From Our Own Corknsfondknt.) Hongkong, November 24. When the tiffin adjournment was taken to day the score of the Straits and F. M. S., in their first innings, stood at 175 for eight, the two not outs, Zehnder652 words
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673 1909-12-02 22 Win for Southerners. (From Our Own Correspovdsnt.) Hongkong, November 26. The Straits and F. M. S. eleven are playing the representatives of Shanghai, the match opening this morning in fine weather. The same teams are engaged as those previously played, with the673 words
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528 1909-12-02 22 Hongkong Defeated. (From Our Own Corrhspondbnt.) Hongkong, November 29. The home eleven opened their match against a combined team from Shanghai and the Straits and F. M. S., at 11 a. m. to day, and when stumps were drawn the game528 words
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Sporting Intelligence. NOTES IN GENERAL.
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Article305 1909-12-02 23 Singapore Golf Club. Play in the qualifying round for the prize presented by the president of the Singapore Coif Club, took place on Saturday and yesterday, under Bogey conditions. The following cards were handed in C. M. Howe 2 down F. C. Green 2 G. B. Stratton 2 R.305 words
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Article708 1909-12-02 23 Inter-School Competition. In the Inter school football compe tition the first teams of St. Joseph’s Institution and the Anglo-Chinese School met in a woll contested game. Play was more or less level in the first half, when neither team scored. In the second period, the struggle continued keen708 words
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Article190 1909-12-02 23 S. C. C. v. Volunteer*. A football match under Rugby union rules was played on the S. K. C. portion of the Esplanade, on Thursday,bet ween uamsrepre seating the S C. C. and the The latter, who had Lieut, Dobbs and Dr. Black included in their team, were190 words
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Article2133 1909-12-02 24 Reuter's Telegrams London, November 24. A Paris telegram states that the French Chamber is debating the Moroccan question. M. Picbon, Foreign Minister, paid a tribute to the loyalty of Germany. Thanks to her attitude, an improvement in Franco-German relations, and in tho general situation in Europe was noticeable. Sir John2,133 words
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Article667 1909-12-02 25 Berlin, November 24. M. Pichon emphasised the loyalty of Germany in regard to the establishment of the Morocco agreement, and remarked on the excellent effect it would have ou r rancoGerman relations and on the prospects of European peace. A vote of confidence was passed by a great667 words
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460 1909-12-02 25 As wih be seen from mir r port of Die proceedings of the Legislative Council, held on Friday afternoon, a new bit. imposing a tax on [Hitroleum throughout the colony whs introduced by Government, taken through all460 words
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Article176 1909-12-02 25 Many Europeans visited 19 Devonshire ltd., on Monday afternoon, and congratulated Towkay Low Kim Bong on the attainment of the anniversary of his seventy-second birthday. The band of the 9'Jth Deccan Infantry wan in attendance, the residence was in festive attire and quite a176 words
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936 1909-12-02 26 There were rnaiiy races, and more than one denomination, r< presented iu the Victoria Theatie, on Mouday afternoon, when a welcome was extended to Bishop Ferguson- Davie, and his Lordship was given the opportunity to make the personal acquaint936 words
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233 1909-12-02 26 An interesting case was heard by Mr. Saunders in the district court, at noun, ou Monday. Mr. J. R. Razoux Ruhr sued Mrs. Knox, local manager for the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., for $8f> for translating done for the company. The evidence went233 words
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174 1909-12-02 26 A curious incident happened towards the end of the hearing of the Campbell Street murder case at the Assizes yesterday, says the Pinang Gazette, of November 27, At the conclusion of the case for the prosecution—which was really rather thin—the174 words
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666 1909-12-02 26 The fifteen of Scotland whoessayedon Mon day afternoon, on the Esplanade, to The World at Rugby football had Very du« luck. The sides were fairly evenly matched as to play, but Scotland secured nothing from a penalty kick and a drop666 words
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Shipping in Port.
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Article502 1909-12-02 27 November 23 Janet Nicoll Brit atr, Lyons, Port Swettenham, Taik Lee Guan I inherit, Brit str, Scott, Pontianak, Thong Eh Bangkok, Geratr, Nicolaiaen, Bangkok, Behn Meyer Coen, Dut atr, Schintema, Batavia, Ships Agency Ayuthia, Brit atr, Cnrtis, Bombay, Borneo Coy 34 Ban Yang Seng, Brit atr, Angus, Palembaug, Hock502 words
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Article480 1909-12-02 27 November 23 A*. S. Bara, Dot atr, Rhio Pin Sent/, Brit atr, Penang via P. Swettenbam. lta/ah of Sarawak, Sar atr, Sarawak alypso, Brit Btr. Penang and Deli I enang, Brit str, P. Swettenham via port* Lady Weld, Brit 9tr, Muar and Malacca 24 hinta, Brit atr, Teluk Anson480 words
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Article253 1909-12-02 27 Srv.SAi'oKi, Dk-kubhr 1. 1900. PRODUCE. Gambler buyers I 10.HO do (Cnbe No. 1) unpicked w 14 00 Cop** Bali H 9 do Pontianak too Pepper, Black buyers 1112* do White 6% buyers 27,00 Sago Floor Sarawak 8.00 do Brunei No 1 nom. i Pe 1 Sago N253 words
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181 1909-12-02 27 Pur P. and O. feU-amer Morea, connecting with thu steamer Delta, due December 3.— Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kinghorn, Mr. R. Read, Miss Olasboro, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Garrett, Mr. J. L. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Jagu, Mr. and Mrs F.181 words
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Advertisement213 1909-12-02 28 DiNNEFORD’S The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indiges The Physician's Cure for Gout, Rheumatic Goat and Gravel. Sear Eructations, Bilious estion, Affections. IINNI Safest and most Effective Aperient for Regular Use. iNESIA MAGNESIA BARGAINS OFFERED IN SOME First-Class Pianos OASH ft TIME PAYMENT8. The Robinson Piano213 words
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Advertisement486 1909-12-02 28 PARALYSIS OF THE BLADDER. Mr. A. Gillett, of Tbe Gardens, Bundling l ark. Hythe, Kent, England, wrote os an April 29, 1905, deocribing hie feoshte Buffering from paralysis of the hlsdder. udef his wonderful recovery through ndwg Doaib Backache Kidney Pills. The case being one of such exceptional Interest, we486 words
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