The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 3 December 1909
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Title Section21 1909-12-03 1318 THE STRAITS ECHO, MAIL EDITION. Single Copy 40 coats. 115 per Annum. Vol. 7. Penang, Friday, 3rd December, 1909. No. 48.21 words
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Advertisement270 1909-12-03 1318 I I z, //ZZ z z z zzzzzzzzzz z,zzzzzzzzzzzzzz/zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz,z/zzzzz/zz//zz/,z/zzzzzzzzzz/ZZZZZZZZ,zzzz/ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ/ZZZZZ,ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ,ZZZ ZZZZZZZ/Z,Z CONTENTS. I I Leaders P1OB Miscellaneous 1 mt. m U 1 Q20 The “I* 8®™ D,iaBteT I The Towcbang 1,322, 1 329, 1 337 A 1 343 Weekend Articulation. 3.4 1.323 1.387 The Petroleum Tax 1.331 Our Short Story: -The270 words
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Advertisement153 1909-12-03 1319 J iais -®s<S I THE STR A ITS EC HO j MAIL EDITION. I I J Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, and contains the latest local and States I news originally published in the daily issues, as well as J all important news153 words
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Article948 1909-12-03 1320 Our opinion that the Chinese towchang or queue should follow the pigtail of the early English sailor into limbo is fortified by several sufficient reasons, chief of which are its inconvenience and danger, its trouble and waste of care and time, its unsightliness, and its ignoble historic associations.948 words
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Article27 1909-12-03 1320 Consul General for Siam, called on board ILS. M.S Training ship Makut Hajkumar at noon to-day and received a salute of 7 guns.27 words
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Article26 1909-12-03 1320 the British marine survey ship Sealark and the Siamese gunboat Makut Ufjkumar arrived here, the former from Pulau Tehang and the latter from Trang.26 words
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Article32 1909-12-03 1320 Mr. Brown ordered the extradition of Bok Sin Lin. a Chinaman, to the Perak authorities. He was charged with theft of $1.003, the property of a European planter in Sitiawan.32 words
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43 1909-12-03 1320 k c m g., has presented a Cup to bo run for at the forthcoming Meeting to be cilled The Governor’s Cup, and to be added to Rice No. 4 on the Second Day, "The Grand Stand Cup.”43 words
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60 1909-12-03 1320 appeared to-day before Mr. Nathan, in the Third Magistrate’s Court, as parties in a case of assault. Che Din, the younger of the two. was the complainant. The defendant was fine 1 $25 and bound over to k?ep the60 words
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Article66 1909-12-03 1320 was given by Mr. Gunn Tong Eang at “Bokhara” last night, in celebration of the wedding of his daughter to day. There wai* a large attendance of and the Penang Bind win in attendance. There were also two parties of ronggeng. The bride is a grand-daughter of66 words
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72 1909-12-03 1320 against the Taiping Recreation Club the C.R.C footballers commenced practising vra’erd iv afternoon when they formed thems«lve« in''' two teams a n d met the M RO. and th»» Voluuteeri on Victoria Grom and the E-plaii»<ic respectively. *n the match I 'aiiiHt the72 words
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Article78 1909-12-03 1320 made an application to Mr Nithin conr«rning the cum against Mr. Mahomed Aiiff Counsel aske»! that two doc’oig might bo p'*-muted to lie pn*n«nt. at the t x«mtnalion of Mr. M ihomed Ar.ff, at. Ina n hi'bu.'Co, t Ihh afternoon Mr Martin, c tinsel for the78 words
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Advertisement100 1909-12-03 1320 USofrao. ft ,'S. v' tift -■> justice mtlefleR everybody and juerlce alone •«>•, •’nbllHhod daily (except Sunday) *1 TI'l CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., No. 22B—282, Beach Street. Penang. PRICE DAlI*< LOCAL n* per annnn» OUTSTATIONS Pontage H«tr*. UH, HDITION (Post Free) 115 OABLK ADDRESS Echo —Penang.” Telephone No. 343. <,A, —All100 words
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Advertisement67 1909-12-03 1320 Croup Quickly Cured. A few dotes of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy brings surpr sing results when a child shows symptoms of croup. There is no cause for alarm when this medicine is iu the house, as it rarely takes, more than three or four drses to bring about a complete cure.67 words
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Article1295 1909-12-03 1321 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The annual general meeting nf the Penang Volunteers was held at the Drill Hall at 9 o’clock last night when about twenty members were present Owing to the unavoidable absence through illness of the Commandant, Captain Alan Wilson took the Chair. Accounts. After the minutes1,295 words
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Article444 1909-12-03 1321 the assizes. (Before Mr. Justice Woodward.) CINTIIA STREET MURDER Not Guilty. When this case was resumed in tbe' Supreme Court, yesterday afternoon Chief Detective Inspector Kirke, examined by tbe Acting Solicitor-General, gave evidence of tbe identification of the accused. With regard to the Police offer of a reward444 words
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Advertisement33 1909-12-03 1321 Muscular PainsHundreds of testimonials nished showing the )m in cases power of Chamberlain s Pam of muscular rheumatism hmen Tbe ness of the muscles from w 2 lett ]a AgW“George Town Dispensary. Wholes»33 words
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Article3192 1909-12-03 1322 MARINE court of enquiry now SITTING. French Officer’s Statement. The enquiry into the collision between t be British India steamer Onda and the Maritimes steamer La Seyne, in Rhio Straits, was begun at the master" attendant’s court, this morning [23rd] Mr. L. E. P. Wolferstan, senior3,192 words
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Article64 1909-12-03 1323 has now replaced the 8. s. Malacca on the Tongkah service of the Straits Steamship Company, and will run to that port throughout the N- E. Monsoon. The Sap f ho is electrically fitted, having fans in first saloon cabins and dining saloon, and the passenger64 words
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Article83 1909-12-03 1323 is taking up to Parit Buntar a footbill and a cricket team to play there to morrowand on Sunday,the 27(h and ‘28th instant respectively. The following players have been selected. For Football Raja Abdul Mallee; 0- K. Merican Abdul Hamid, M. Ziualabdin, Daroos, Nina Mahomed, S. Abdulrahman83 words
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Article580 1909-12-03 1323 (From Our C. n Corre tpndent} November 24tb Heawood Estate. I am rehably informed that tk tt Tin and Rubber Company of «I» Hea >Oli a plaint n B amJ T.Vk Yong, Tan Ah Churn Joeeph Bo. "5 Ah Elphinstone Estates, Ltd f or ,2 th of the580 words
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Advertisement72 1909-12-03 1323 Save Money by Buying Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. You will pay just as much for a bottle of Chamberlain’» Cough Remedy as for any of the other cough medicines, but you save money by buying it. The saving is in what you get, not what you pay. The sure-to cure-you quality72 words
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Article33 1909-12-03 1324 {Echo Special.) Hongkong Beat Straits. Singapore, 26th November.—Hongkong beat The Straits by 9 wickets. In the match between The Straits and Shanghai, the latter team scored 148 runs for 6 wickets.33 words
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Article94 1909-12-03 1324 (Echo Special.) Adjourned Sine Die. Singapore, 26th November.—In the La Seyne enquiry, Mr. E. C. Ellis who appears for the Messageries Maritimes contended that Captain Dagge of the Onda was responsible for the collision by changing his course which was against rules. Mr. Hugh Fort for the94 words
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Article25 1909-12-03 1324 {Echo Special.) Both Steamers Damaged. Singapore, 26th Nov.—The Satsuma and the Guthrie collided at Tanjong Pagar wharf. Both steamers were damaged.25 words
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Article52 1909-12-03 1324 (Supplied by Reuter.) Buxton Says Not Justified. Landon, 25th November.—Mr. Sydney Buxton, Postmaster-General, in reply to Mr. A. C. Morton, Liberal Member for Sutberlandshire, said that the number of British Residents in Peking did not justify a Post Office there. -He would reconsider the subject if circumstances52 words
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Article60 1909-12-03 1324 (Supplied by Reuter.) Interesting Figures. London, 25th November. The official details of the Germ in Naval’ Estimates for 1910 show a total of <£21 704 412, including *17,177.500 for the new construction of Armaments. The Colonial Estimates are chiefly interesttog for the decreases in the subsidies to the60 words
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Article45 1909-12-03 1324 (Supplied by Reuter.) Proposed Conference. London, 25th November. —The Washingon Government is considering a proposal summon an International Conference to regulate the killing of seals. It is suggested hat Great Britain, America, Japan and Russia should agree to cease pelagic sealing 111 Alaskan waters.45 words
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Article49 1909-12-03 1324 (Nttp/dted by Reuter.) l arge Number of Speakers. prdon, 25‘h Nw—Owing ;<> th* num. hAr of Rppakor, )f > p udpPt debate in tho will bo prolonged till Tuesday. Th« i wernmont’s phno ate a hn» the general belief is that Parliament will le prorogued on December49 words
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Article35 1909-12-03 1324 (Sup/lied bi/ Reuter.) Provision of a Unit. London 25th No.-The Au.trali.n House o' Representatives has approved of the motion to take immediate «Ups for ti e provision of an Australian Naval unit.35 words
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Article42 1909-12-03 1324 (Supplied by Reuter.) A Denial. London, 25th November.—-It, is officially announced that it is incorrect that an AngloGerman understanding in reference to the Congo has been reached, but the British Government hopes that such an understanding will be attained.42 words
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Article29 1909-12-03 1324 (Supplied by Reuter.) 228 Entombed. London, 26ih Nov.—A telegram from Tokio states that at an explosion at the Onowia colliery 15 men were killed and 228 entombed.29 words
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Article153 1909-12-03 1324 > (Supplied by Reuter.) What its Rejection Would Mean. London, 25th November —The Times, in sketching the intentions of the Government, says that the deficit arising from the rejection of the Bodpet is reckoned by the ministers at £50.000.0<»0 Aneffirt will be made to save the tea du’v153 words
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Article33 1909-12-03 1324 {Supplied by Reuter.) Received with Honours. London, 26th November.—The Chinese Commissioners witnessed the evolutions of destroyers, torpedo boats and submarin kt Spithead. They were everywhere received with the fullest honours.33 words
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Article44 1909-12-03 1324 (Sit/ plied by li ter > 20.000 Unemployed. Lon' 1 -.n, 26 h N vemb^r.— x tplejiam from Svdmy ->01'61 th.it now 20. OO nnpmploved there. The leader of fie miners in a speech and; I don’t see food without getting it.44 words
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Article1926 1909-12-03 1324 All the papers in the Straits and F.M.S. clip from one another, without exception. Very often trifling items are borrowed without acknowledgment. The Straits Echo is one of the chief sufferers, because it is the most original paper. Our contemporaries very rarely ci edit uh with their selections1,926 words
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Article61 1909-12-03 1325 The Inquest, The Coroner, Mr- Biown, has concluded the inquest touching the death of Tan Soo Ki. a Chinese woman, who was found murdered in house No. 2, Tek Soon Street evidence recorded at the inquest the same facts as were reported in the A verdict61 words
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135 1909-12-03 1325 iave receiveu hv.m a copy of the report pruned* th and Co. a copy or twenty-fourth annual general mee mg oH Perak Sugar Cultivation Co, Ltd., b will beheld at Shanghai 00 Acting profit and loss account after dedoctmg interest on debentures135 words
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Article3073 1909-12-03 1326 DEREK VANE - All Rights Reserved BY DEREK VANE. When Doctor Dubois received a brief |ft from Professor Engelbach saying he wished to consult him professionally that vening he was moved to a little wonder and speculation. He was not easily surprised, hut it certa.nly seemed curious that3,073 words
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Article611 1909-12-03 1327 'I he hearing of the pa BO Q med Ariff, was r unled Mr -Mai». Mr Martin said that Mr nV' 111 1 firm of Messrs. l’resgrave' a S 5 of appeared with him f or tfce de fe M,,u >«»a In opening the ca8e f611 words
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Advertisement67 1909-12-03 1327 Group Quickly Cured. A few doses of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy brings surprising results when a child shows symptoms of croup. There is no cause for alarm when this medicine is in the house, as it rarely takes, moie than three or four doses to bring about a complete cure. It67 words
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Article693 1909-12-03 1328 ORDINARY MEETING. Tbe adjourupd Ordinary Meeting of the Municipal Commission was held at the Municipal Offices yesterday afternoon, when the following gentlemen were present Mr. p.J. Hallifax (President), Mr. Lira Cheng Teik and Dr. P. V. Locke, with Mr. L. M. p e ll (Municipal Engineer), and Mr.693 words
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Article733 1909-12-03 1328 New Books. The following new books have been received at the Library My Recollections, by The Countess of Cardigan and Lancastre. Diamond Cut Paste, by Agnes and Egerton Castle. Draw in Your Stool, by Oliver Onions. The Key of the Unknown, by Rosa Nouchette Carey. Love, The Thief,733 words
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Advertisement73 1909-12-03 1328 Save Money by Bin Ing Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. You w.ll pay ju«t MN much for a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as for any of the other medicines, but you savs money by buying it. 'The saving is in what you get, not wbat you pay. The sure-tn cure-you quality73 words
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Article2450 1909-12-03 1329 Captain of the “Onda” Gives Evidence. The proceedings of tho court of enquiry into the La Seyne Onda collision were continued yesterday (24tn). In continuation of our report, Fererro, head tallyman on the La Seyne, stated that he was on watch, at the time of the collision. He2,450 words
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Article410 1909-12-03 1330 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, 25th November. The British Resident returned from Ipoh on Monday aftarnoon. Mrs. F. R. B. Pinhorn, wife of the Chaplain of All Saints.’ has gone to Penang hill for a change after her recent illness. Mr. W. Blick who has been in charge410 words
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Article43 1909-12-03 1330 (Echo Special.) Estimated to Produce 8300,000 Annually. Singapore, 27th November.—The bill tor taxing petroleum for home consumption at 5 cents per gallon was read the hrst time and passed the Legislative Counml yesterday. It i s estimated to produce 5300,000 annually.43 words
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Article65 1909-12-03 1330 (Echo Special.) Shanghai vs. Straits. Singapore, 27th November.—Shanghai scored 229 in their first innings in the match against the Straits. The Straits team replied with 176 runs for seven wickets. Appended are the scores: Grenier 55 Eddis 28 Clarke 2 Zehnder 1 Brown 23 Mackenzie 0 Hickley 965 words
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Article31 1909-12-03 1330 (Supplied by Reuter.) Ashore in the Canal. London. 27th November. —The P. A 0. steamer Nubia ran ashore in the Suez Canal and obstructed tbe passage. Shewa* towed off31 words
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Article43 1909-12-03 1330 (Supplied by Reuter.) Honoured by the King. London, 27th November. —The following honour* have been conferred on the Chinere Naval Commissioner* Prince Tsai H*un, gc b. Admiral Sall, k cm.g. Li Ching Fong, gcmg. Sir Cheng Tung Lian, c.v o.43 words
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Article85 1909-12-03 1330 plied by Reuter Ser via ami Bulgaria. London, 26-h N tveiubot. Tsar Ferdinand of Buig.rii en rout’ to 8 ffii, broke hi< ]jurn y a 1 Bo.gr.,do Ho wig me! at the by King Peter I, the Crown Prince, and M. Mi Io van Milovanovitcb, tbe Servian Foreign85 words
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Article73 1909-12-03 1330 (Supplied by Reuter.) Lords’ Budget Debate. London, 26 h November —The interest in the Budget debate in the House of Lord* was less keen last night. The debate wa* adjourned till Monday. General Election Imminent. I hough electioneering is most active at PortamouHi the writ has not yet73 words
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Article38 1909-12-03 1330 (Supplied by Reuter.) Gas Being Exhausted. London, 27th November.—A telegram from Sydney state* that the woolpales have been suspended during the strike. The tramway* and railways are curtailing the consumption of ga*. which i* being exhau*ted.38 words
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Article47 1909-12-03 1330 (Supplied by Reuter.) Several Ar rests. London, 27th November.—An anti-Lord* demonstration was held at Parliament Square where there assembled a crowd of 6,COO people, including a considerable number of hooligan*. 'There were several collision* with the Police an I a number of arrests were made47 words
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Article43 1909-12-03 1330 (Supplied by Reuter.) A Plebiscite Urged. London, 27th November.—The Dominion Granger* Association, comprising the leading farmer* of C tnada, have passe/) a resolution fearing that a Canadian Navy may provoke a war, and are urging a plebiscite on the matter.43 words
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Article22 1909-12-03 1330 into iu IO England has lx»en succeeded by the introduction of Chinese bicon. Nothing could be rasher.22 words
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Advertisement67 1909-12-03 1330 Croup Quickly Cured. A few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy brings surprising results when a child shows symptoms of croup. There is no cause for alarm when this medicine is in the house, as it rarely takes, more than three or four doses to bring about a complete cure. It67 words
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Advertisement68 1909-12-03 1330 Do It Now. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You Can do so by applying Chamberlain h Ptin Balm Nine cases out of ten are simply muscular rheumatism due to cold or chronic rheumatism, and yield to the vigorous application of this liniment. Try it. You68 words
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Article1005 1909-12-03 1331 Ordinance No. XIX of 1909, to make provision for the imposing and collection of a duty on Petroleum and other inflammable oils and liquids was, as we announced on Saturday, passed and assented to by the Governor on Friday, in a hurry. The title to be grammatical1,005 words
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Article90 1909-12-03 1331 Mr. G. R. Van Kralingen, agent for the Netherlands India Discount Bank, accompanied by Mrs. Van Kralingen, leturned to Penang from their trip to Sumatra and Java by the last German Mail. We aie informed that Mr. Van Kralingen’s stay here will be a short one as90 words
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Article15 1909-12-03 1331 assessments are offered for inspection and appeal up to Jan. 24’h.15 words
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302 1909-12-03 1331 Confirmatory General Meeting A i.eneral mooting of tho > the above Syndicate Was held »< ot Comme.ee last .-aturda, aft., confirm certain resolution/ special general meeting hold J T 1 &t t,;e 6 h iust. The follnwmv 0 L I P h 00 present: Messrs302 words
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Article259 1909-12-03 1331 Ross—Brown. A pretty wedding was solemnised at the Presbyterian Church in Northam Road oiu Saturday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr. Balfour Earle Ross, Barrister-at-law, and Miss Mabel Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Brown. As both the bride and bridegroom are very well known in Penann259 words
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Article2281 1909-12-03 1332 ORDINARY MEETING, FRIDAY NOV. 26 Present 3is Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson. His Excellency Major-Gen. T. Perrott, c.b G.O.C.T. The Hon’ble ihe Col. Sec. Capt, Sir A. Young. the Col. Treasurer, J. Anthonisz. the Ag. Attorney-General, R. Allen. the Ag. Col. Engineer, F. J. Pigott. W. D.2,281 words
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Article14 1909-12-03 1333 as 2nd Lieutenant in the P. V. is gazetted.14 words
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Article14 1909-12-03 1333 from Pro- vince Wellesley, the R.C.’s prohibition being withdrawn.14 words
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19 1909-12-03 1333 ut) ay now be exchanged b?tween Kelantan and the Straits Settlements.19 words
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Article18 1909-12-03 1333 2nd Assistant Protector of Chinese, Singapore, is expected by the Malta due March 3rd.18 words
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Article26 1909-12-03 1333 and land owners have up to Jan. 14th to inspect the new annual valuations. The Rural Board will hear appeals on Jan 28.26 words
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Article28 1909-12-03 1333 circulating during October were reported to be: Chartered», $243,553 at Penang and $236,400 at Singapore; H. and S. £61,778 at Singapore and $57,314 at Penang.28 words
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Article37 1909-12-03 1333 tried to-day before Mr Hamilton in the Thiid Magistrate’s Court, the accused, nine Chinese, weie fined $15 opieco; in def-nit of payment, of the fine, to undergo hard labour for one month.37 words
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89 1909-12-03 1333 Will some Free School boy kindly analyse and paraphrase for us the following Government notification In exercise of the powers conferred on him by section 27 of The Opium Ordinance 1906.” the Governor in Council has been pleased to direct that the export of opium from the Colony to the89 words
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Article510 1909-12-03 1333 By “Early Bird.” Saturday. <7th Nov. 1909. The present batch of Galloway giiffina from Mr. George Kiss of Sydney, though appearing to be, on their arrival, nothing beyoud the usual, have already shown symptoms of great promise, some as likely hacks, some as polo ponies and others as510 words
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Article20 1909-12-03 1333 the usual monthly wet drill of the Fire Brigade, fixed for lastSxturday night, was postponed.20 words
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115 1909-12-03 1333 of the rule of the road there are some rickisha pullers who make it a practice to run with their heads down thereby increasing the chances of an accident twentyfold. This method of progiession is positively dangerous in a crowded thoroughfare like115 words
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Article74 1909-12-03 1333 Gibbons Cup Competition 19(w doubt!" hele Ure M 221) yards handicap vesterd,,moVn"" race from Mackenzie by a touch °°“"r m Bt lder ,he T F M hl h SG ’*tch P J l,. HV. Edwards 20 d L Gorris... 25 j W.E. Macdonald... 30 n E- Arnold74 words
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351 1909-12-03 1333 Two things are quite clear— that this Colony must have new revenue, and that to get new revenue it must have new taxes. A five cent impost on each gallon of petroleum will yield a trifle over $300,000 and this can be collected without351 words
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Article26 1909-12-03 1333 The Volunteer Drill Hall and tbs Indi’» Immigration Offices in Go"" th iugs are gazetted as Court House Police and District Courts.26 words
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Article30 1909-12-03 1333 Khun Rurng, ce manding the Military Police o n? 01J gka1i Western Provinces, arrived from g |hi| yesterday by the s.s. Rotorua. an afternoon for Setul on business.30 words
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Article46 1909-12-03 1333 Mr. F. M. Baddeley, as Office' h Mr> of tbe Govt. Monopolies at J. R. Brooke, as Factory there, and Mr. W. S. listed with Manager at Penang, have bwn I O1 those entitled to pensions, under Sectio of Cue Pensions Regulations.46 words
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Article29 1909-12-03 1334 (Echo Special.) Panther Shot Near Ipoh. Ipoh, 27th November.—A large pander was shot near Ipoh this morning by Mr. Loughman, Manager of the Chendai Meru Mines.29 words
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Article67 1909-12-03 1334 {Echo Special.) Shanghai v. Straits. Singapore, 29th November.—In the Straits first innings, Hennessy scored 21, Maartenz 50, Cavendish 0, and Paxon (not out) 7. Extras were 35, total 240. Shanghai made 150 in its second. The Straits made 150 for six down, Eddis contributing 74, Grenier 17, Clarke67 words
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Article31 1909-12-03 1334 < (Echo Special.) Decided To-day. Singapore, 29th Nov.—The decision of the Marine Court of Enquiry into the “La Seyne” disaster was to be made known at one o’clock to-day.31 words
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Article85 1909-12-03 1334 (Supplied by Reuter A Durable Understanding. London, 27th November. —The interview between Tsar Ferdinand of Bulgaria and King Peter of Servia is regarded at Sofia as tbe beginning of a durable understanding with regard to the Balkan states. The result is attributed to tbe efforts of Russian diplomacy.85 words
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Article43 1909-12-03 1334 (Supplied by Reuter.) Bound for East Africa. London, 27th November —The Duke and Duchess of Connaught, Princess Patricia Hti f l Prince Arthur of Connaught will sail for East Africa in January on a shooting expedition. They will return in May.43 words
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Article52 1909-12-03 1334 (Supplied by Reuter.) King Edward Appointed Arbitrator. London, 28th November. King Edward has been appointed arbitrator in the dispute which threatened to embroil America and Chili owing to the former's demand for a compensation of «£200.000 in connecti on with the mining concession granted to the firm52 words
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Article43 1909-12-03 1334 (Supplied by lieuter.) A Complete Telephone Service. London, 28th November. —A telegram rom Constantinople states that a sign of be new regime is that the Government has 8>’en the Anglo-Franco-American group a for establishing a complete teleP ooe service at Constantinople.43 words
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Article34 1909-12-03 1334 (SupiHed by Reuter) Affected by British Political T Bitnation. London. 28 b 8 a Crisis in Great Britain are f .ff-cng the aDd a,G a d factor lb the Berlin Bourse.34 words
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Article25 1909-12-03 1334 (Supplied by Reuter.) At Paris. London 29th November.—Kmg Manuel of Portugal has arrived at Pans. H e ex changed visits with President Failures.25 words
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Article30 1909-12-03 1334 (Supplied by Reuter.) Privately Launched, Loudon, 29th November.——A German Dreadnought called the Thueringen wag privately launched at Bremen. No details of the measurements and armament have been published.30 words
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Article73 1909-12-03 1334 (Supplied by Reuter.) Cabinet Undecided. London, 29th November.—It is stated that the Cabinet is undecided whether to adjourn or prorogue Parliament. The campaign is in full swing and a number of peers are participating in it. Austen Chamberlain at Hackney. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, speaking at Hackney, admitted that73 words
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Article42 1909-12-03 1334 (Supplied by Reuter.) 4 r No ’Further Advance Contemplated. London, 29th November. —The Spaniards are preparing to fortify and develop the Riff territory they have occupied and will desist from further advance. They will gradually decrease their troops there.42 words
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Article49 1909-12-03 1334 (Supplied by Reuter.) Manchester November Handicap Result. London, 29th November. —Following was the result of the race for the Manchester November Handicap which was run at Manchester last Saturday Manchester November Handicap, a handicap of XI.325. Distance 1, miles. Admiial Togo III 1 Rathlea 2 Rockbourne 349 words
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Article54 1909-12-03 1334 formerly manager of Taujong Pagar Dock, arrived here the morning by the I/xh. Mr. Sellar has just returned from Australia, where he attended the Imperial Conference of the Charnl ers of Commerce. He will remain here a few days and then go to Hongkong, whence be proceeds54 words
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Article60 1909-12-03 1334 received in 1908 grants of $23 432 and fees of >22 3)9. subscriptions >3.950, and other items making the total receipts >55 020, slightly more than in 1907. Salaries consumed >42,829.43 and “wages” >831.22. Deferre 1 pay” absorbed $3,436 93. There is no entry of •'emoluments,”60 words
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Article451 1909-12-03 1334 St. Andrew, whose “day” is being celebrated with the usual ball to-night, was not a Scotsman bred and born. He never even lived in Scotland. He visited Scotland for the first time as a corpse, being taken into Fifeshire in the year 368, by a gentleman of the name451 words
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Advertisement71 1909-12-03 1334 Save Money by Buying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. You wdl piy just as much for a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as for any of the other cough medicines, but you money by buying it. The saving is in what you get, not what you pay. The aure-to cure-you quality is71 words
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Article1049 1909-12-03 1335 Launch of a New Type of Ferry Boat. With characteristic enterprise the E istern Shipping Company propose to run soon a Dew type of ferry boats between Penang and Province Welksley. These vessels are designed after the style of the Hongkong ferry boats. Not only are they1,049 words
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Article15 1909-12-03 1335 brought 6 200 tons of coal for the Eastern Shipping Company.15 words
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31 1909-12-03 1335 Of these 6,525 were amongst the Malays. The figures in 1907 were 5 846. These shew that the Malays are increasing rapidly.31 words
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77 1909-12-03 1335 posted up to 4 p m. on Friday, the 3rd proximo, should be deliveted before New Yeai’s Day. Parcels, by the all sea-route, posted up to 4 pm. on Friday, the 3rd pn>xmo, should be delivered on or77 words
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169 1909-12-03 1335 is evident by the report of Mr E J Biews'er. the District Officer of that territory, just published. In this interesting document Mr Brewster says that169 words
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Article375 1909-12-03 1335 the assizes. («"/ore Mr.Judice Woodward.) Murder. Wnen the Assizss were resumnA ng. a Binding» Tam,), named IU "“"T was charged with C4usm th lan,d woman named Veerammal “l,ci 1 °>;.G e ne < Wn W 8 ref,re9e “‘«l bj tb 8 The following gentlemen were elenW jnroist-Mr. H.375 words
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Article42 1909-12-03 1335 We have received from the E. 0. a useful handbook, well illustrated with photographs and containing information for travellers landing at Bombay and Calcu ft is one of those indispensable guide booK published bv Messrs. Thomas Cook and Son.42 words
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Article80 1909-12-03 1335 I) OTUICB Mr. T. T. Lawson is tw nnd in neuau. mi. x. u concessionaire of the region, an he has found the g nXril ground in places, so he has ap80 words
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Advertisement48 1909-12-03 1335 Save the Doctor s Fee. If you are a man of moderate cannot afford to employ a P b J wjnbe you have an attack of diarr o f pleased to know that one Chamberlian’e Colic, Cboera an Remedy will cure it. The George low» pensary, Wholesale Agents.48 words
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Article686 1909-12-03 1336 Adjourned General Meeting, The adjourned general meetirg of the penang Cricket Club was held at the Club pavilion yesterday afternoon when about thirty members were present, with Dr. T. H Jamieson (President) in the chair. After the notice calling the meeting had been read, the Chairman said686 words
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Article394 1909-12-03 1336 At Parit Bnntar. Dlaved e ft 7p iD \T tiDg f00tbal1 ma *h was a team f dntBuDtar on Saturday between AbdidAUn < ca P tain ed by R.ji Mallee) and the Parit Buntar XT i esu ed in a win f r ,he Xabaya scored 2394 words
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Article36 1909-12-03 1336 Owing to the St. Andrew’s Ball, the usual rehearsal will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 1st December, instead of this afternoon- The Orchestra will meet at 515 punctually and Principals and Chorus at 53).36 words
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Article861 1909-12-03 1336 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, 28th Nov. 1 he Acting Judicial Commissioner, Mr. L. P. Ebden, opens the As* z *8 to-morrow at 10 a rn. I he Plantations* Office which was situated in one of the Government shop houses in Barrack Road has been remove! to its861 words
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Article61 1909-12-03 1337 in the Echo that a JMalay youngster had pleaded guilty to a charge of theft of some tableknives and that the sentence bad been deferred till the attendance of the lad’s father. In the Third Magistrate’s Court to day Mr. Gibson sentenced the accused to61 words
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Article135 1909-12-03 1337 of the habitations of the lower Courts, is a source of inconveni ence to th» litigant public, especially so, as such shiftings are not previously notified. A few months ago, the Second and tbe Third Msgit-tr ts’ Courts wore removed to the gtound fl ro r of135 words
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Article513 1909-12-03 1337 (From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, N iveinber 26 th The Birch Memorial. Over thiBH hundred invitations hive b i en issued for tlm unvaili rg of bust of Perak’s fi-st Resident, in the Buch Clock Tower and with the presence of the Suita s and Residents of the513 words
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34 1909-12-03 1337 the Parak licensing authority confesses, one was given, under a misapprehension, to a collector for museums, who was after nothing bigger than beetles.34 words
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Article1065 1909-12-03 1337 Addresses of Counsel. Regarding the collision Seyne and tbe Onda Mr TrLlH? ."T h ’he damage inside the bow of extended to the collittbm bll khp d <»t about twenty-four feet, It w J I8,a '‘ce that the pointed st em ol b 8 °P 1 nion actually1,065 words
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Advertisement67 1909-12-03 1337 Croup Quickly Cured. A few dotes of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy brings surprising lesults when a child shows symptoms of croup There is no cause for alarm when this medicine is in the house, as it rarely takes, more than three cr four doses to bring about a complete cure. It67 words
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Advertisement66 1909-12-03 1337 Do It Now. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You can do so by applying Chamberlain’s Pain Balm Nine cases out of ten are simply muscular rheumatism due to cold or chronic rheumatism, and yield to the vigorous application of this liniment. Try it. You ate66 words
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Article56 1909-12-03 1338 HORNETS CAUSE CAPSIZE. (Echo Special.) Two Adults Drowned. Two Children Taken by Crocodiles. Ipob, 29th November.—A Malay boat journeying down to Perak was attacked by hornets when near Pangkor. The efforts of the crew to avoid the stings capsized the boat. Two children were taken by56 words
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Article109 1909-12-03 1338 (Echo Special.) Both Steamers in the Wrong. Singapore, 30th November. —The decision of the Marine Court of Enquiry lnto the La Seyne disaster is that it was the duty of the La Seyne to avoid the ynaa. Her subsequent action in cross10g was also an infringement109 words
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Article86 1909-12-03 1338 (Echo Special.) Presented with lhe Pastoral Staff. nigapore, 30th Nov.—The Bishop of Singapore was enthusiastically welcome, by H. E. the Governor on behalf ot the community. •S°L f npl s Nelson presented him with the pastoral staff which he hoped would be a reminder of the86 words
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Article57 1909-12-03 1338 (Echo Special.) A Combination Match. Singapore, 30th November.—In a cricket match between Hongkong and Shanghai and Straits combined, the latter team scored 195, Grenier contributing 79 towards this total. Hongkong scored 173 runs for 8 wickets. Interport Tennis. Singapore, 30th November.—In the Straits and Shanghai tennis match Cox57 words
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Article12 1909-12-03 1338 (Supplied by Reuter Subsiding, London, 30th November.—The Teneriffe eruption is subsiding.12 words
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Article46 1909-12-03 1338 (Supplied by Reuter Australians Win. London, 30th November. —A telegram from Sydney states th it the Australians have defeated the United States in the competition for the Davis Lawn Tennis Cup. The Australians won every set both in the singles and doubles.46 words
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Article40 1909-12-03 1338 (Supplied by Reuter.) Some Candidates. London, 29th November.—The Labour party has withdrawn its candidate for Midlothian, relieving the Master of Elibank from a triangular contest. Unionist and Labour candidates will oppose Lieut. Shackleton and Mr. Ramsay Macdonald.40 words
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Article27 1909-12-03 1338 (Supplied by Reuter.) Chilian and Argentine Railways. London, 29th Nov.-A trans-Andme tunnel of 3.280 yards joining tin* Chilian and Argentine railways has b cn completed.27 words
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Article46 1909-12-03 1338 (Supplied by Reuter.) Settlement in Sight. London, 29th November —A telegram from Sydney sta’ei that as the result of unofficial mediation the prospects of a settlement of the strike are brightening. 1he Strike Congress has largely rejected the proposal to declare a general strike.46 words
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Article68 1909-12-03 1338 (Sut he i by Reuter Winning Jnckeys and Owners. London. 29 h N’Vernhwr.— Fallowing are the ti e* three winning j ckev* inn season Fr -ik Wootten 165. Milwr 116 Higgs 101. Jhe principal wii n«n,» owners are; MrI' 'O X37 <19. Hi* Maj sty King Edw ard68 words
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Article50 1909-12-03 1338 (Supplied by Reuter Anglo-German Agreement. London, 30th Nov—Router’s correspondent at Berlin states th<t an Anglo-German agreement has been signed settling the differences with regard to the boundaries of Uganda, German East Africa, and the Congo. It also gives details of secret pending negotiations with regard to the Congo.50 words
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Article52 1909-12-03 1338 (Supplied by Reuter Two New Ships. London, 30th November. An improved Dreadnought, the Orion of 23 00 tons and a speed of 21 knots and a super-invincible cruiser, the Lion of 26.000 tons and a spaed of 28 knots with armament equal to the Dreadnoughts, have been52 words
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Article47 1909-12-03 1338 (Supplied by Reuter ReasflemblcR Next Wednesday. London, 30th November.—The House of Commons will re assemble on Wednesday. On next Thursday Mr. H. H Asquith, the Premier, will move his resolution of remonstrance reaffirming that the House of Commons has absolute control of finance.47 words
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Article799 1909-12-03 1338 What is familiarly spoken of as the Deleterious Drugs Ordinance would not be misdescribed if the word Drugs were left out. 'The < pinion of the Singapore chemists seems to have been ’misrepresented. The opinion of the Penan" chemists is still adverse. The ordinance, so far as799 words
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Article448 1909-12-03 1339 Brilliant Function at the Town Hall. The St. Andrew’s Society did honour last night to the Patron Snnt of Scotland by giving a Ball at the Town Hall in accordance with their usual custom. It was a brilliant affair and everyone of the large number of guests448 words
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58 1909-12-03 1339 measuring over 12ft. in length, was captured by gome Klings on Sunday in the Batu Tiga district and taken to Mr. Guy at Kuala Lumpur. The snake is now in the possession of the loctl Museum, which up to the present has not contained58 words
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Article477 1909-12-03 1339 Tf tE ASSIZES. Murder, Ramyah, Who was obarged **"’•> Ih« Supreme Court 8-F. B Marlin, /or th he w oul d call the doc™. lUt a at 8 6 a r o‘u SV"" queahon he went to the mu8ter wards went wrth the coolies to work m had477 words
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Article61 1909-12-03 1339 A murder is reported from Two eights ago a Tamil, who wa «Oao to the Police as a bad chmacte > alleged, so seriously assaulted y and" two Sikhs that he short y fwro n succumbed to the injuries e It three of his assailants61 words
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Article38 1909-12-03 1339 Mr. H. H. S. Upton, Aeetfant Engineer. Public Works Department Net (<>r whose services were lent Jbgtantitt few months, has returne c faarge ot post, but has been placed m cbarg Tampin district.38 words
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Article238 1909-12-03 1340 Inspector L. Hickey, of the Central St itioD, has received orders to proceed to Singapore almost immediately on transfer. gergeant Mulcock, at present in charge of the Marine Station, will probably be transferred to the Opium Department when the Government takes over the Farm on January 1 t?238 words
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Article93 1909-12-03 1340 told Mr. Stead that it was very distasteful to him to be brought into contact with the political arena once more. It is clear that it wasn’t Mr. Stead’s fault, however, since the contact must have been previous. Mr. Gladstone knew enough about the Budget to say93 words
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81 1909-12-03 1340 from St. Andrew’s Ball so that, if onreminded, we might forget that to-dav is the Queen’s birthday. The Fort flagstaff is dressed in honour of the lady whose peerless feature, joined with her birth Approves her fit for none, but for a81 words
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Article83 1909-12-03 1340 to-day charged a China- man, before Mr. Brown, with vitriol-throw-ing. The offence was alleged,to have been committed in Queen Street; the accused was a lodging house runner. As the victim is in Hospital, tbe case was postponed for a week tbe Inspector objected to the accused being allowed83 words
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Article125 1909-12-03 1340 suff ‘ring from St. Andrewitis this morning, did not come to office, and we have had to do our best with the following postcard contribution. La tai open door acerto a cerrase de golpe y porraz'», precisamente cuando Mr. Crane se disponia a atravesir el umbral With125 words
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Article681 1909-12-03 1340 Seiious Statement of Singapore I’ 0 A young Eogli.fa 8»»eb>» B ame»<,K.I!. K.-., Bh.ta’ia L Pleaded guilty before Mr. Green Mc.nl al Singapore permit p08SCSblu a with, in a Mr. Gardiner. Chief Police Officer, who append for lbe proseeunon. that „n lie ..J <1. on information681 words
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Article397 1909-12-03 1340 By Early Bird.” Tuesday morning. After the heavy rain last night, the course this morning was somewhat heavy and in consequencA, beyond a spurt or two by some of tbe griffins, tbe work waa slow. A n«w appearance this morning was in Jieau Garcon (Miwey up), the winner397 words
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87 1909-12-03 1340 l iriuit zxuBon <>n omidraBj Hitornoon, Malay fiaberman w,jh gitling in hia dug. out telling finh to 4 Chinaman, when iud« deuly a "croc” «prang up from behind. aeiaed him, and dragged him into the water. Ag the “croc” plunged back again big tail87 words
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Article1462 1909-12-03 1340 occupied by rickiaha coolies, wai broken into by a thief last nii'ht The burglar was dia’urbed at hiH wo k and ran away with one of the inmates of the house close at bis heels. Two detectives joined in the chase, nut the night-prowler w-o1,462 words
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Article19 1909-12-03 1342 (Supplied by Reuter) At Devon port. London. 1st December—The Chinese Xav-<1 Commissioners have arrived at Devonport19 words
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Article15 1909-12-03 1342 stopping at Penang for a few days. is15 words
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Article32 1909-12-03 1342 to the perak authorities which led to what was known as the Tali Ayer Estate case has, we heir, been amply rewarded by the Government. —31- At.32 words
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Article41 1909-12-03 1342 and will take place on the 8th inst., between Mr Lim Cheng Law, of the Khie Heng Bee Rice and Oil Mills, and Miss Oh Saw Yim, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Oh Leng Geok.41 words
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Article38 1909-12-03 1342 has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of Posts and Telegraphs, Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Pahang, in the place of Mr. C. R. Cormac, promoted to ba the Superintendent of the same department some mouths ago.38 words
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Article57 1909-12-03 1342 in the Third Magis- trate’s Court, yesterday afternoon, a baba was convicted of dishonestly retaining stolen property, to wit, a silver cup, the property of the Government Wharves. The accused, who was an employee of the Government Wharves, got the option of paying a fine of $3057 words
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Article1385 1909-12-03 1342 Unknown to the officials, two Sakei from the Sungei Plus Valley were smuggled into the Town Hall on St. Andre’s nicht. By a bit of fortuitous good fortune, the Echo man was enabled to gather some of their opinions of what they saw. They were naturally very interesting. The1,385 words
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39 1909-12-03 1342 complaining of the increane in the pnc) of opium, we are authoritatively informed that Government decided to raise the prices in Penang in order to make them uniform with tboaa in Singapore.39 words
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Article360 1909-12-03 1343 Sergeant Major’s Quarters Rifled Sergeant Major Robert, Sayers is the poorer to day by several hundred dollars as the result of a clever burglary which took place at his quarters in the Fort late yesterday afternoon. Ir would appear that the burglary was c immitted wheu Mrs. S.iyers360 words
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Article293 1909-12-03 1343 Two inquest® were held, yesterday afternoon, by Mr. Brown, the Coroner. In the first, Chee Wah Seng, a Chinaman who had been ailing for some time, went to live with a friend residing at No. 99, China b treet. After two days, the sick man expressed his desire to293 words
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Article181 1909-12-03 1343 By Early Bird.” 2nd December. This morning I noticed two new comers on the course in Piincess Ludana, (Fisher up), a Maiden that ran well in Singapore, but got beaten bv Stockade in the Maiden Plate,” and old Petgrave (Jumbo up). This addition increases the number of horses181 words
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Article376 1909-12-03 1343 Cables Snap Like Threads. A mishap, similar to that which occurred to the steamer Longships at Pulo Brani some months ago, happened to the steamer Hendon Hall on Saturday while discharging a cargo of Indian coal at the same berth. All was well up to 2.30. p376 words
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Article54 1909-12-03 1343 November Output. The November output of the Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Co. is as follows No. 1 Dredger, working 482 hours, 211 piculs. 2 542 412 3 407 322 The total amount obtained by the three dredgers is therefore 945 j icu's, as the result54 words
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Article584 1909-12-03 1343 Judgment of Court nf p The judgment of the Eoquuy >n the collision b e Co«, t o( mail steamer La Seune and n n Fren ch •n-be Rhio Stra i t8 follows Wag In the matter of an etouir. k n Singapore cn the 23rd 24rh584 words
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Article36 1909-12-03 1343 Mr. Justice Leslie Thu “1 mad Justice L. M. Woodward left this morning for Stngapor eighteen Full Court of Appeal. There cases ou the list and their expected back until about Xmas.36 words
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3523 1909-12-03 1344 Meetings. J Ordinary Meetings were held on the 14tb and 28 h of th? month. At the latter meeting the Municipal Engineer’s Report on the proposed Extension of Water supply wa s discussed but the debate was adjourned without decision. Receipts and Disbursements. 2,3,523 words
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Article678 1909-12-03 1346 In the Admiralty Division, the President gave judgment on Nov. 5th in an action brought by the owners and crew of the steamship Djambi to recover for the damage sustained in a collision between that vessel and the Messageries Maritimes liner Polynesien off Tanjong Pagar East wharf678 words
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Article36 1909-12-03 1346 for to-morrow’s moptinr, t a t Tor to-morrows Roll R a h e Le SieUtive Council include Rule under t e Cbandu and Liquor» Bill»* and Liquors Revenue Bill in Committee36 words
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Article41 1909-12-03 1346 daughter of the famous Chinese rsfnrmoe i L lamous uninese mail H eDaDg day by thB EQ K li9h comnlpt 1 Kang, who has mpleted several years study at a New York co ege, was accompinied by her mother.41 words
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Article66 1909-12-03 1346 which has at pre- sent an emoiment of 90, has done very well u n n e< nt annual inspection held bv Mr. L.Collinge, Inspector of Schools, Perak. Mr. Collmge says m his report: “On the whole this is a satisfactory School, but it is staffed.66 words
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Article64 1909-12-03 1346 in a letter dated 27th November, writes to us as follows: The dredger of the Renong Tin Dredging Co. arrived here on the 13th inst. after a rough passage from tabang. Mr. Nicholls, the Manager, managed to get her in position this morning, but no dredging64 words
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Article144 1909-12-03 1346 at any rate, a yellow editor does not necessarily imply a yellow journal. Mr. Ng Poon Chew, the editor of the Chung Sai Yat Po, of San Francisco, is a case in point; his piper is one of the least sensational in the United States. It144 words
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Article150 1909-12-03 1346 yesterday afier- noon, a Chinaman was convicted of dishonestly receiving stolen property, to wit, pigs, in two cases, and was sentenced to three months’ rigorous imprisonment on each count, the sentences to run consecutively. Subsequently he was lodged in the lock-up of the Third Magistrate’s Court,150 words
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Article34 1909-12-03 1346 {Echo Special.} St. Andrew’s Day Celebrations. Kuala Lumpur, 2nd December.—The St. Andrew’s Dinner, the Flower Show and the Malay Sports got up in celebration of St. Andrew’s Day, were all moat successful.34 words
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Article27 1909-12-03 1346 (Echo Special.) 7r. 6d. per lb. Kuala Lumpur, 2nd December.—The Planters and stores Agency notify that Plantation para rubber No. 1 is 7s. 6d. per lb.27 words
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Article22 1909-12-03 1346 (Echo Special,) November Output. Kuala Lumpur, 2nd December.—The November output of Salak South was 250 piculs of clean, dry ore.22 words
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Article47 1909-12-03 1346 (Echo Special.) Change in Import Duty. Kuala Lumpur, 2nd December.—A Gazette extraordinary notifies the change of the import duties on opium, beginningfrom December 1 to,81,600 per chest of 40 balls. The duty is the same on a chest or packet weighing 120 katis.47 words
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Article39 1909-12-03 1346 (Suppied by Reuter.) A Large Increase. Lonpon, 1st December.—The French naval estimates show a total of 371,000,000 francs an increase of 37 500.000 franca, which will be chi* fly devoted to gunt, per* •onuel, and construction.39 words
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Article68 1909-12-03 1346 (Supplird by Iteuler.) “Time»” Con 11 rmh Rumour. London, 1st Decernixir The Times confirms the rumour that Admiral Sir John Fisher will retire eirly in 1910 and that be will be succeeded by Admiral Sir Arthur Wilson as First Sea Lord. Fisher Retires on 25th Inst. London, 2od68 words
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Advertisement53 1909-12-03 1346 Watch for Symptoms of Croup. Do not allow croup to develop. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy will prevent the attack. Watch for the first symptom, which is usually hoarseness, and give this remedy freely. It should always be k j pt in the home where there are young children. 1he George Town53 words
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Advertisement53 1909-12-03 1346 No Experiment. You are not experimenting when vou buy Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. You are getting a preparation that hts an established reputation for good backed by a third of a century's constant use. It is famous for its prompt cures of coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. The George Town53 words
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Article440 1909-12-03 1347 (Supplied by Reul er.) Mayfair Pai rolled by Police. London, 1st December—The result of the division on Lord Lansdowne’s motion in the House of Lords was received with applause and some hissing from the public galleries. There were enormous forces of Police outside in anticipation of a demonstration440 words
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Article77 1909-12-03 1347 {Supplied by Reuter Deputation Waits on Lloyd George. London, 1st December.—A deputation of those engaged on the tea trade waited on Mr. Lloyd George yesterday. The Daily Chronicle says It is expected in some quarter* that tea cm be imported free of duty. So it cm, but77 words
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Article29 1909-12-03 1347 (Supplied by Reuter.) Canadian Clergyman Appointed. London, 2nd December.—A telegram from Toronto states that a Canadian clergyman named White has been consecrated Bishop of Honan, China.29 words
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Article122 1909-12-03 1347 Penang, 2nd December. (By courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London, Demand Bank 2/4 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4 t 6 s 3 Credit 2/4*| 3 Documentary.. 2/4 Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 174| 3 days’ sight Private 176 Bombay, Demand Bank 174| Moulmein, Demand Bank 173j 3 days’ sight Private122 words
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Article172 1909-12-03 1347 Gold Leaf $61.8) B. Pepj.er( W.Coast 31bs.5 oz.) no stock White Pepper $25. sellers Trang Pepper out of season Clove* 58. sales Mace 81.55 sales Mace Pickiug* 73.— sales Nutmeg* 110a 19| sellers No. 1 6.75 sales Sugar < 2 no stock b Basket 4 50 sales Tapioca Flour172 words
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Advertisement74 1909-12-03 1347 Colds Are Dangerous. If more people would make an attempt to get rid of the colds from which they are suffering, as a result of this changeable weather, there would be a decided decrease in the number of cases of pneumonia. A few doses of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy will cure74 words
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Advertisement314 1909-12-03 1347 Hls Tn D r Pink Pin. Jo such an extent wa» xu Of Moulmein the Xfm 0 “S Sleeplessness, that at “J «3 dered incapable of attending to hi.’"!“• clerk to J. G. Sparoath. Esn th. M timber merchant. e I was suffering for fivp nt with Indigestion, loss of314 words
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Advertisement370 1909-12-03 1348 Advertise m h HOW READY. I FOR just arrived. IHP tori:-' A NEW STOCK OF Ini Pantun y FINE pnpi/fT priupii q Karang-Karangan.” j|i S f or y o f p enan j Contents: Extra pencils to refill the finished Pantun Dagang. 1592-1827. ones in small boxes containing n v370 words
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Advertisement233 1909-12-03 1349 I The CRITERION PRESS, Ltd. 1 Eh 'I H ESTABLISHED 1833. PRINTERS PURLISHERS. I |l Proprietors of the “STRAITS ECHO” and “SIN POE” I I The most enterprising and up-to-date printers and I lithographers in the Orient. J I Our plant is of the very latest pattern and by con-233 words
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Article1488 1909-12-03 1350 Number of p" ■—> 11 Cip,taL s 3 Name 1 r- co •—< -o£ a s S l003 300.000 30,000 10 10 12 f or year ending 31 q-aJ Mining. 300/MX) 22,500 10 JO 1 I Belat Tin Mining Co., Ltd. S 600.000 60.000 10 10 lOp.c.fcryearemliro lir »i.qf71,488 words
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