The Straits Budget, 30 December 1909
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1909-12-30 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2707. Singapore, Thursday, December 30,1909. ESTABLISHED OVEB NAIF A CfMTNR Price 25 cents27 words
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Article247 1909-12-30 1 LEADERS— Malaya’s Tin Monopoly... 10 Christmas ...1011 Baseless Romonrs u The Great Conflict IM2 The Fall of Min 12 Local and Gsnkral— Social and Personal 1 Aborigines at War 2 Christmas with the R.A.M.C. 2 Malacca Notes 2 Sacred Concert 3 Arrival of Sir John French 4247 words
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Article726 1909-12-30 1 Capt. C. E. T. Holland, R. O. A., took over the duties o! adjutant, R. A., Straits Settle ments, from the 16th inst. inclusive. Among recent visitors to Koala Lumpur were the Hon. Mr. Andrew, a member of the Viceroy of India’s Council, and Mrs Andrew. Tsin726 words
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418 1909-12-30 2 The Rev. F. P. Gilman has retimed to his station, K&cht k, from an itinerary of nearly six weeks, nays the N. C. L>. News Hih journey took him along the eastern and southern coasts of the Island, and back through the418 words
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Article225 1909-12-30 2 The Royal Army Medical Corps stationed at Tanglin celebrated Christmas by a dance which was graced by the presence of Lt.-Col. Barrett, R. A. M. C Major MacCarthy and Capt. and Mrs. Taylor. Forty five, including representatives of all departmental corps, sat down225 words
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Article471 1909-12-30 2 (From Oub Own Corkbspondbnt.) Malacca, December 22. The annual prize giving took plaoe at Malacca High School on the 220 d inst. Mr. W. Evans presided and the prizes were given away by Mrs. Evans. On the platform were also Mrs. Hargreaves, Miss Evans, Miss Williams, head of471 words
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Article171 1909-12-30 2 There was a murder on Elgin Bridge. South Bridge Rd., on Monday, at about 8 o clock, the victim being a ricksha puller, who was stabbed ia the breast and died almost immediately. Another Chinese coolie, who has jg ven his name as Lim Quail, went to171 words
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206 1909-12-30 2 The New Year land sports will be held at the Raoeoourse on Saturday afternoon next commencing at two o’clock. There is a long programme of events including the f o lowing:—Flat race for men 100 and 220 yards, for boys 100206 words
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Article216 1909-12-30 2 The children of parents connected with St. Andrew's Church Mission, over 2 K), were cn Monday evening, entertained right royally for three hours by Mrs. Fergusoo-Davie at a Christmas treat at the St. Andrew's Mission School. The little ones, chaperoned by their elders, began to arrive216 words
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Article179 1909-12-30 2 It really does not matter very much* wo suppose, but this is how a London paper explains a recent banking transaction in connection with our currency:— The announcement that j£l5, r 00 was se% aside for the Straits Settlements Note K©* serve at the Bank of179 words
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428 1909-12-30 3 The defence of Private Ernest Read, of the Middlesex, Regiment, who was charged with theft of a ring from a Chinese jeweller named Gob Ah Foon, was taken by Mr. Colman, on Friday last. Accosed said that be went to prosecntor’s428 words
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Article63 1909-12-30 3 K Th c e T%?°m«X. t" 60 1688 '’Ft" the SMtbepno^ of the Agates 1896, and bofoto th(j this error should bo corre tion on principal ordmanwc t J- Uy e£tecte a January 1. This na» 8 men <ling ordinance b, passing the of through all ’ts stag63 words
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Article49 1909-12-30 3 ing of share Collver Quay, Mr. C. Co. was held atu V?*» tor in the chair. MoArthur, managing bonaa Q 50 A dmdend of one »6'W)00 were ««““> P* r 8 h h e “ewrvo fund, *25,000 were knitted ‘o employees' bonus account, and $93,287 carried forward.49 words
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627 1909-12-30 3 Mr. G. B- Dodwell, head of the firm of Mossrs. Dodwoll and Co., Ltd., aod chairman of the biggest plantation rubber company in the world—the Malacca Rubber Plantations j is leaving Ceylon, where he has made a stay627 words
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280 1909-12-30 3 Thi- report of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company for the financial year ending Septembe r 30 last will doubtless be regarded by shareholders a* highly satisfactory, remarks the L and C. Express. In spite of the unfavourable conditions280 words
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227 1909-12-30 3 A very good sum mast have been realised from the sacred concert held at the Presby ♦erian Chnrch, on Thursday, for tho benefit of the church funds, as there was an excellent attendance, mostly of the gentler sex, how ever. The227 words
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696 1909-12-30 4 The Colonial yacht Seamew, bringing General Sir John French, Inspector General of the K rces, from the Native States was expected to arrive early on Monday afternoon but it was well after five o’clock before she picked up696 words
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367 1909-12-30 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Following are results to date of the golf meeting in progress on tho Petaling links, reports the Malay Mail, of the 27th inst:— Opkn Handicap. Played on Dec* mber 25, in the morning:— B O.367 words
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Article191 1909-12-30 4 Tramcar No. 2 was derailed on Monday evening at the sharp turn from North Bridge Hoad into Jalan Sultan, and as the car projected over the parallel track there was considerable delay uutil the detailed vehicle had been replaced. A correspondent, writing in this connection, remarks that there191 words
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404 1909-12-30 4 On Monday afternoon, on the green in front of the prison gate, the annual treat bv the prison officers to their young people and guests was given. The place was tastefully decorated with flags and shelter was afforded by404 words
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193 1909-12-30 4 (From Our Own Corresponding) Penang, December 23. General Sir Jobn French and suite arived here this morning in the German mail steamer Ddifflinger, and was welcome on board by Capt. Duo das, DA. A. and Q M. G. Sir193 words
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729 1909-12-30 5 Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith gave judg. moot oa Thursday in favour of Mr. H Abrams, on claim and counter-claim, in his action against the Shanghai Ho’Se Bazaar Co The matter arose out of a shipment of 15 horses by Mr729 words
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282 1909-12-30 5 A correspondent favours ns with th** following interesting article: —Mr. Robert H Clunis, of Bangkok, who was recently in Siugtpore, was born here some forty five years ago, and is the son of Mr. John Clunis, who was282 words
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Article135 1909-12-30 5 Philanthropy, no matter in what lioe, i« always praiseworthy aud deserviiagof r« cognition. writes a correspondent at Malacca. In this connection the friends of St. Francis S ;hool will be glad to learn that Mr. N. Gjmes, planter, broker and commission a »ent, has presented to the135 words
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Article129 1909-12-30 5 The Young Men’s benevolent Society celebrated their inauguration d*y at Mafeking. Tanjoog Katouy, on Sunday la-t, with a tiffin ami a dinner at which about 50 guests were present, including representatives of Keven other clubs. A good musical programme was arranged whilst a wayang was uerformiug129 words
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389 1909-12-30 5 The first statutory meeting of the Chempedak Rubber and Gambier Estates, Ltd., was held at Shanghai on the 9th iost. Mr. Loftns K P. Jooes, in the absence of the chairman, occupied the chair and said This is a purely formal meeting389 words
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Article103 1909-12-30 5 The report of Dr. D. K. McDowell, the registrar of births and d<<aths, shown that during the week ended December 18, 196 deaths were registered in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 86.69 per thousand of the estimated population. Malarial fever claimed 42 deaths, dysentery 9, bronchitis103 words
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Article102 1909-12-30 5 About half past nine, on Thursday, a collision took place, near the junction of Auson K >ad and Teluk Ayer St., between a tramcar and a rail way engine drawing waggon loads of earth for the harbour works. The tramcae was going in the direction of102 words
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389 1909-12-30 6 The British New Guinea Snowy Range Exploring Expedition intend* to cross the mountains, and follow to the sea the Mamberamo River, the biggest stream in the whole island. It is fed by the mountain snows and empties389 words
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125 1909-12-30 6 The following are the handicaps for the first day of the January race meeting at Penang:— The Geobob Town Cup.— Actress 9, Pikat 8.4, La Parola 7.12. Thb New Year Stakes. —Durbar 9.12, Petgrave 8.12, Excelsior 8.7, Second Start fe.6, Marquise125 words
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Article44 1909-12-30 6 Wo hear that the capital of the Henrietta Estate» Rubber Company has been oversuhscribed, and it goes to allotment, therefore, under very favourable conditions. This is the firat company that has met with the favour of local investors for some time past!44 words
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377 1909-12-30 6 The caw against Mr. A. O. Toovey, charged with negligent blasting for Sir John Jackson, Ltd., at Mount Wallich, and thereby cansing injury to a house in Tras St, was concluded before Mr. A. de Mello, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Hastings Rhodes,377 words
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Article145 1909-12-30 6 Eight of the Chinese crew of the steamer Natuna were tried before Mr. Colman, on Thursday, seven of them on a charge of theft of rice from the cargo and one on a charge of abetment. Evidence was given showing that many of the bags comprising the145 words
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Article74 1909-12-30 6 We gladly give publicity to the following extract from the Selangor Government Gazette, dated the 17th inst, and signed by Mr. H. B. Ellerton, collector: No. 872 —Correction. —Notification No. 675, published in the Gazette of the September 10,1909, giving notice of re-entry for breach of condition74 words
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685 1909-12-30 6 The following editorial appearing in tb«t Malay Mail will doubtless appeal to man? heads of firms in Singapore:— J We note with pleasure that the official list of public holidays to be observed in685 words
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458 1909-12-30 7 Both tin and robber have risen consider. I ably in price during the week under review, and shares in consequence have been in good demand at rapidly advancing rates. As this will be the last circular issued before Christmas we take458 words
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Article161 1909-12-30 7 The 5780 ton steamer Shropshire, formerly a Bibby Liner, running between Indian ports and Europe, has been purchased by Mr. Lim Chin Tsong, of Rangoon, will in future be called the Seang Bee, and will trade under the command of Capt. Larkins, late of tie Glenogle,161 words
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395 1909-12-30 7 The Pinang Gazette of the 21st inst. contains the following:— Capt- G. \etow, of the Imperial Japanese Army, accompauied by Dr. J. Iwatsubo, arrived here by the mail train from Ipoh, yesterday evening, and is leaving for Singapore this395 words
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204 1909-12-30 7 The Rugby football team which will represent the S. C. C. in the forthcoming match against Selangor at Kuala Lumpur on New Year’s Day will leave Singapore on December 81. The fifteen will be selected from the204 words
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582 1909-12-30 7 Medical evidence was given before Mr. Green, yesterday, a« to tho nature of the injuries received by Ban Kiat. who was reordered in Beach KJ., on the night of November 21, and by the woman. Ong Kirn, who wan dangerously woundei,582 words
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Article106 1909-12-30 7 The Rev. W. Rnnciman, B. D., is expected to arrive on December 29, and will begin his ministry on Sunday, January 2, by preaching morning and evening of that dav. Oo Saturday, New Year’s Day. at the Mower service to be conducted by the K*;v. J. A. B.106 words
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1440 1909-12-30 8 Christmas, 1909, has come and gone in much the same fashion, and with much the same results, as marked the passing of many of its predecessors in Singapire. We have tried to live up to the seasonable traditions of the homeland,1,440 words
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Article40 1909-12-30 8 (From Our Own Corrrspondsnt.) KuaU Lumpur, Deoembor 24. Mr. W. Hay whilst out hunting pig was confronted by a tiger in the jungle and shot it dead at point blank range. Stripes measured nine feet in length.40 words
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181 1909-12-30 8 In the House of Commons, on November 26, Mr. Giunell asked the Under Secretary for the Colonies if he would say who was the consulting engineer from whom the Colonial Office obtained the information, snbsf quently found to be incorrect, that181 words
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Article235 1909-12-30 8 Mr. Wolferstan gave up nearly the whole of Thursday, at the district court, to a pa tbeard case which was of interest chit fly from the fact that one of the accused was a special detective attached to the Sepoy Lines police station, who was alleged235 words
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1014 1909-12-30 9 Further evidence was taken by the Chief Justice throughout the whole of on Thursday in the action brought by the Deutsche-Asia-tische Bank against Ho Yang Pong and Low Tuan Neo to recover $50,000 surety for Seow Ewe Lim, the bank’s late1,014 words
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Article194 1909-12-30 9 Messrs W. J. H. Thompson’s fortnightly india-rubber circular, dated 2nd inst. f says Para.—Our market during the past fortnight has been dull and easier, probably owing to tbo increased receipts in Brazil, and prices have declined about Od. per lb. for hard cure fine spot. Ueceipts for194 words
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Article106 1909-12-30 9 On and after .January 1, 1910. money may be transmitted by telegraph money order from any money order office in the Straits Settlements which is also a telegraph office, and may be made payable in the Colony at any money order office which is also an office106 words
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430 1909-12-30 9 Au interesting trade-mark case came before Mr. Wolferstan. on the inst., whe» Chiong Fye Wan, ot It, High St., pleads goilty to applying a false trade mark tr* bottles of scent. Mr. 5 arboroogb appear?* I for the provocation and430 words
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162 1909-12-30 9 (From Oi;u Ows C^rbspondint.) December 28. Leo Toon Tock’s cocon at and rubber estate at near A:upat, in to bo floated at home on .January 4. The directors include :*>ir W. Ho+dTreacher and Mr. T. A. Oaliie The capital162 words
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Article19 1909-12-30 10 Hknmni;*.— At Balaclava,” Dalvey Hoad, •Magapore, on December 24, the wife of IV. G. Hennings, of a son.19 words
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Article35 1909-12-30 10 Paul—•Andk&sok. At St. George’s Church, Penang, on December 16, by the liev. H. C. Men ham, Province Wellesley, John Paul, Val d’Or Estate, P.Jft'., to Janet, daughter of Vtilliam Anderson, of Mundole, Forres, Scotland.35 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1028 1909-12-30 10 -Straits Times, December 23. Glancing over one of the London papers the other day, we came across a prospectus M the Nigeria Tin Corporation Limited. Our interest was not diminished by discovering that all the directors are men of *ome prominence in the mining world, and that-Straits Times, December 23. - 1,028 words
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Article1081 1909-12-30 10 —Straits Times, December 24. It being the right and proper thing to wish all our readers a Merry Christmas, we doit at once so as to he in a portion to remark that whether or not they are merry depends upon themselves a great deal more than upon anybody.—Straits Times, December 24. - 1,081 words
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Article997 1909-12-30 11 —Straits Times, December 27. There have been frequent references in our telegrams lately to rumours of renewed friction between Kusua and Japau. The negotiations which Prince Ifco had gone to Harbin to conduct at the time he met his death have never been concluded, ami some small incidents,—Straits Times, December 27. - 997 words
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Article1098 1909-12-30 11 on the whole, general satisfaction.—Straits Times, December ‘28. By the last mail we get a good deal more matter about the conflict between Lords and Commons than tho averago man will care to read out in these distant corners of the Empire. But it is a greaton the whole, general satisfaction.—Straits Times, December ‘28. - 1,098 words
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Article1149 1909-12-30 12 Straits Times, December 29. We seem to recollect reading, years and years ago, a story, or a sketch, of the year 2.025 when the Prime Minister of Great lh itain was Paulina, or Mar jory, or Harriet or merely Mary Ann Ponsonby or Perkins or somethingStraits Times, December 29. - 1,149 words
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Advertisement91 1909-12-30 10 Tha Pont fr— price o( the Straits Times is $B3 a year The poet free price of the Straits Budget is $l4 a year. It is not accessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. Tbe Straits91 words
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Obituary20 1909-12-30 10 DEATH. Hkxninuh. At Balaclava,” Dalvey Road, Singapore, on December 24, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hennings.20 words
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Article1140 1909-12-30 12 The output from Mr. Duncan s mine at Chenderiang for November was 334 piculs. In Tinland hears on good authority that a few Chinese smelting works will be restarted in Selangor. The current F. M. S. Government Ga/.ette contains the minutes of the recent meetings of the1,140 words
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252 1909-12-30 13 The cables from tho United States regarding tho dissolution of the Standard Oil Company by the Circuit board of Missouri ha'e been widely reported and discussed by the Japanese press, says the Japan Advertiser. U either through a252 words
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Article183 1909-12-30 13 Further evidence was taken by Mr. Colman, yesterday, in the preliminary enquiry into allegations of murder and attempted murder against Lee Yuk, Mok Ah Chin, Lee Man Chew and Choi See, who are alleged to have been involved in a stabbing affray in Upper Hokien St. on the183 words
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Article159 1909-12-30 13 Mr. Colman, sitting as a district judge, on the 22nd inst., concluded the case, previously reported iu detail, io which Oog Toll was charged with entering a house in Tiong Bahru, where playiog cards are manufactured, under tho pretence of purchasing some, aod wiUyiepositing there159 words
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Article710 1909-12-30 13 (Fkoh Our Own Corrrbfordrvt.) Khota Bbara, December 21. Desultory cases of obicken pox exisl here and small pox is reported to bava broken out among the Javanese coolies al Kuala Lebir. The affected persona have been segregated and great precautions are being taken to arrest the progress of710 words
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1997 1909-12-30 14 (BY A CoRKKHPONDKNT.) If a stranger were to walk through the town •f Victoria, Labuao, be would be struck with the absence of traffic or stir in the streets; and that is the normal state; the only time when1,997 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article257 1909-12-30 15 Rifle Shooting. The Walker Cup. The competition for the Walker Cap will toon commence again, remarks the Perak Pioneer. The two local teams will probably not be so strong as in former years. A good deal of comment has been canned by tbe rather unsportsmanlike action of257 words
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Article351 1909-12-30 15 S. C. C. V. H. M. S. Kent. A large crowd turned upon the Esplanade, onThursday to watch theKugby football match between fifteens representing the S. C. C. and H. M. S. Kent. Weather conditions were favourable, the ground being drier than it has been lately, and a351 words
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Article244 1909-12-30 15 Wnat proved a fast game of hockey was played on the Esplauade, on the 22nd inst., between elevens captained ty Lient. Perrott and Mr. P. Gold. The teams were well matched and tbe contest was keen all the while. Half time was called with no score registered. NV ben244 words
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Article210 1909-12-30 15 Sepoy Lines Golf Club. The December monthly medal competition rsaalted as follows:— A. R. Chancellor 87 11 76 A. Bryant 106 18 87 J. H D. Jones 100 8 92 Several other cards were taken out, but were not returned. Competitions at Malacca. During the wholo of the 27th210 words
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Article408 1909-12-30 15 Raffles v. Band, Middlesex Regt. A soccer match was played on the Baffles school ground, onThursday between aoelevoD of the school and another representing the band of the 3rd Regiment The school boys had the better of play in the first half and scored two goal*, the bandsmen,408 words
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386 1909-12-30 15 Hong Wan Kai was recently convicted by a police magistrate of having pretended to tell fortunes aud using subtle craft with intent to deceive and impose, and was fined $50, or in the alternative a month's imprisonment. Yesterday, he appealed against386 words
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Article1692 1909-12-30 16 London, December 22. The Copenhagen University report on Dr. Cook's records shows that no original documents were submitted, only copies, and these contained no astronomical records, only rosnlts. were no elucidatory statements showing the probability of observations having been really taken. The records of the journey wore eq1,692 words
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Article541 1909-12-30 17 Berlin, December 22. The Colnische Zeitung states that the alarmist news from the Far East, which is daily arriving, is of Russian origin. It is rejected by the German Press owing to the attitude of the Japanese. The Norddeutsche says that the anti* Japanese tone of the Novoye541 words
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393 1909-12-30 17 The Economist writing on December 4 says:—There lias been a set back this week, both in the rubber market itself and in the market for rubber shares. The shipments of rubber coming to Europe for sale are increasing in size, and it393 words
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Article74 1909-12-30 17 In a Government Gazette extraordinary, issued on Tuesday, the following appointments are notified —Mr. F. M. Baddeley to bo superintendent of chandn and liquors revenne, Singapore. Mr. W. S. Gibson to be assiktaut superintendent of chandn and liquors revenue, Penang, Mr. J. K. Brooke to be74 words
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120 1909-12-30 17 The Dnnlop Rubber Company (Far East) LM whoso offices are in Collyer Q lay, are calling the attention of owners of motor cars to the fact that they have obtained a com plete plant from England for vulcanising and retreading outer covers as well120 words
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Article13 1909-12-30 17 (The Btraita Timas is sot m>pnasibis for Iks opinions of its oorrsspoodents.]13 words
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Article39 1909-12-30 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. r —Could yon, or any of your nomerous readers kindly famish me with the rales and regulations of a pigeon shooting club.—l am, Yours etc. Ajal Singapore, December 28.39 words
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198 1909-12-30 17 Goh Hong, a middle-aged Chinese woman, who lives at 18, Hamah St., was prosecuted before Mr. do Mello, on Tuesday, on a charge of attempted suicide, the complainant beiug a detective who married the widow of her adopted son He stated198 words
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272 1909-12-30 17 The case in which Vincoot John Kyan is chared with defrauding the Anglo Ceylon and General Kstates CoLupauy, Limit* d, was taken up before Mr. Ju-itice Wood Kenton to day, says the Kandy correspondent of the TiuitH of272 words
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393 1909-12-30 18 Yesterday, Mr. Justice Seroombe Smith Sive judgment in the appeal of Hussansah arican who was charged with and oonvicted of failing to comply with a nuisance notice served on him by the Municipality, and for that purpose to demolish 186393 words
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Article42 1909-12-30 18 (From Our Own Corrbspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, December 28. It is reported that the Homeward Shipping Conference has decided to raise the rate on rubber from ports in the F. M. S. and Malacca from sixty to seventy shillings per ton.42 words
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Article155 1909-12-30 18 An important mining case is just coming on for hearing in the Judicial Commissioner’s Court, at Kuala Lumpur, the parties being a miner called Teo Tsye and two other miners against Mr. Yah Hnn Chin, Mr. Yap Loong Shin, and Mr. En Kbay Seng. The action is155 words
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336 1909-12-30 18 A rubber planter in Java thus raises in the Sourabaya Handelsblad his voice against British interference with time-honoured usage there: Now that, especially witbm the last few months, British capital has been largely in vested in rubber cultivation iu Jasa336 words
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Article158 1909-12-30 18 Mr. Wolferstan gave judgment at the district oourt, on Tuesday, in the case of Chhagan Karmally (trading as A. R. Cbl aganand C 0.,) v. The Moslem Trading Society, in which Mr. Knowles had appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. Johannes for the defendants. The claim was158 words
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Article123 1909-12-30 18 The happy children who were enjoying the bounty of Mr. C. B. Buckley at the Memorial Hall, after the play at t(e theatre, little knew, very fortunately, that the ceiling beneath them was ablaze, or there might have been a panio with serious results. Fortunately,123 words
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201 1909-12-30 18 Tbo following Bmgaporo properties disposed of by auction at Powell and Co saleroom, on Tuesday The fi hon house premises, 41 Mosque St., area 1 m feet, statutory grant, quit rent $4 per annum monthly rent $5O, Sbaik L*jam $4 ,Joo*201 words
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Article326 1909-12-30 18 y is Singapore would be Christ jpii the juveniles of the community without Mr< Buc kloy s annual party. The first of ree this year’s shows was held in the Tb& a re and the Memorial u a n evening an! 1 waH a bu K e326 words
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122 1909-12-30 18 Refusing to Sign Lab ou r Contract A Macao named Wong arrived from Hongkong, has treason his contract to labour and for tm* prosecuted by the Chinese Prow® terday, before Mr. Colman. 1° “ft? that he was promised an jd# h| JJ& half of which was to be sent t<122 words
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Article96 1909-12-30 19 1M8 $260,000 202,500 2.025 100 00 m Bn.«« Oil Royalty Ltd l*OT (1,500,000 1,005.160 M50 EWn Bmel.mn Co, Ltd, "ujO 1008 (225,000 210,000 ..lit 10 %<«'08 1(01 11,400,000 2,100,000 awMth EnktVlit'd. 70 01° 2|%}“’“( »■000COO 1,000,000 jj |00 Kilt Brotbi-n, Ltd. 5R 1(01 184,000 54,000 8,400 U 10 j96 words
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Advertisement156 1909-12-30 19 D IN NE FORD’S The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion,. Sour Eructations, Bilious Affections. Dl 0 IA The Physician's Cure for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel. 8afest and most Effective Aperient for Regular Use. MAGNESIA T«E OLD ORIGINAL and WORLD-FAMOUS LUNG TONIC is OWBRIDGE’S, FOR156 words
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Advertisement545 1909-12-30 19 A MOTHER'S UNBOUNDED JOY. ArrEi. uwiN., Tukkk Cuiu.kes in Tukkn 1K.VHS OWING TO DkoPSY, THK LlKR OF TUB r OUHTU WAS SAVKD BV DoAN* BaCKA< UK Kidnky Pills. To every Wife this wonderful record of fond hopes thrico shattered, end joy tod happiness at last, cannot fail to appeal, ft545 words
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Advertisement272 1909-12-30 20 ASK FOR Schweitzer's Cocoatina Guaranteed an absolutely pure Cocoa. Used in the Royal palaces of England, Germany, Russia, Greece, Denmark, etc., etc. SOLD EVERYWHERE. To INVESTORS! Land Properties Inspected and Reported upon, Soils Examined, Estates Visited, Work Supervised, Valuations Made Estimates Drawn up by E. Mathiau, Agriculturist, Singapore, Author or272 words
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Advertisement516 1909-12-30 20 The only medicine of the kind awarded a certificate at the Calcutta Exhibition, 1883-4 open to an >*—. Dr. LALOR’B Trade Mark. PHOSPHODYNE HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PHOSPHORIC MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. For tarty ytars has maintained its jfWw energising effects are shewn from tSa worldwide rjwUtKE the516 words
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