The Straits Budget, 7 May 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-05-07 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXII. NO. 2621. Singapore, Thursday, Hay 7,1905. CSTABUSMCO OVER NAIF A CENTURY Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article238 1908-05-07 1 LEADERS >~ Resident of Kelautan and the State’* Future 12 Silver .Jubilee* of Batavia Harbour 12 British and German Finances Contrasted 13 Winston Churchill's Defeat at ManChester 13 Anglo Japanese Interests in the Pacific 13 Chinese Sincerity and Opium Smoking 14 Injustice to Kesideuts of Labuan... 15238 words
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654 1908-05-07 1 During the proceedings at the meeting of the Legislative Council, on the lstinst., an interesting point was raised in connection with the Singapore-Krnuji Railway and the facilities afforded by Government to Messrs. Aird and Company in connection with the supply of granite654 words
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173 1908-05-07 1 In October 1897, over ten yearn ago, a double murder wan committed in Love Lane, Penang, the victims being a nonya, named Kam Hong Chye, and her Hylam servant, both of whom were cut to death by a man who was173 words
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2477 1908-05-07 2 Mr. C. J. Saunders presided over a Marine Court of inquiry, held, on Monday, into the recent explosion on the hulk Taucarville, at Keppel Harbour. He was accompanied on the bench by Lieutenant B. A. Cator, Acting2,477 words
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180 1908-05-07 3 i in- weekly report of Dr. D. K. McDowell, t! t l.'< gistrar of Births and Deaths, shows tt l'*7 deaths occurred in Singapore during t:« w-eck ended April 25. Of this number, vere Chinese, 45 Malays, 18 Indians, 8 k180 words
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Article232 1908-05-07 3 A telegram, dated April 29, was received iu the Colony on the 30th ult.,by the Sun Vat-sen Reform Party to the effect that the revolutionaries now in the field have scored a great success on232 words
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667 1908-05-07 3 We have received the following letter for publication To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, April 30. Sir, —1 am informed that, at the Legislative Council meeting, to morrow, a question is to be brought up in connection with667 words
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281 1908-05-07 3 Alluding to the outbreak of cholera both in Province Wellesley and in Kedah, which, fortunately, is abating rapidly, the Pinang Gazette states that the epidemic in the Province, following that of last year, should cause the Government to consider the281 words
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677 1908-05-07 4 We have received the following correspondence from the Colonial Secretary’s Office: Singapore, April 29. Sir,-lam directed to forward, for such use as you may think suitable, the enclosed copy cf a Circular despatch from the Secretary of State for the677 words
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105 1908-05-07 4 Reuter’s Telegram] Lisbon, April 30. The opening of the new Cortes by King Manuel, the young Portuguese monarch, was made the occasion of a notable State ceremonial. In the Speech from the Throne, King Manuel swore that he would govern theReuter’s Telegram] - 105 words
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353 1908-05-07 4 Mr. C\ F. J. Green, the Second Magistrate, was engaged, on the Ist instant, with a preliminary enquiry into a charge of murder against Moh Ah Yeh. Sergeant Peirce prosecuted, and explained to the Magistrate that the deceased, Chong Moy, and353 words
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357 1908-05-07 4 A special meeting of the Municimi r mmmoners was held in the Board on the Ist instant, to tlJ‘ Petroleum Ordinance. Thos^m“ r J 1 V laSC De P u ‘y President; Mr F 1 Benjaheld, acting Secretary; I> r u Middleton,357 words
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Article132 1908-05-07 4 The opening of the new Cocos Islands cable, through tho enterprise of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company, loads the Batavia Nieuwsblaa to call attention to the systematic thwarting that Company experiences from the Dutch authorities. Its field of action in Java is so limited by vexatious132 words
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Article86 1908-05-07 4 Commenting on the general decline in the trade returns for the month of March, a home paper points out that there wa=: a big decrease in the exporta of cotton yarn and twist. The Straits Settlements alone showed a slight increase, while China purchases fell over 850,000 lbs.,86 words
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759 1908-05-07 5 vccllency the Governor, Sir John K.C.M.G., presided at a meeting of j u i've Council, on the 1st inst., \vral items of local interest figured ~-iminutes had been read, Mr. Maxwell aud Mr. E. C. Ellis took the rtice and of759 words
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219 1908-05-07 5 The sad news was received in Singapore on the Ist inst., of the sudden death of Miss Taylor, sister of Sir William T. Taylor, Resident-General of the Federated Malay States, which took place at Cobham, Surrey. The cause of death was219 words
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Article196 1908-05-07 5 Mr. E. C. Howard was engaged, at the District Court, on the Ist inst., with the hearing of the claim of Mr. S. J. Judah against Mr. Juluis Attius for $466 as money alleged to have been paid out on behalf of defendant by plaintiff, who claimed196 words
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532 1908-05-07 5 At a meeting of the Legislative Council, on the 1st inst., Captain A.H. Young laid on the table the report of Mr. H. Marriott, on tlie working of the Registration of Deeds Ordinance, during the year 1007. From532 words
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Article74 1908-05-07 5 Mr. Justice T. Sercombo Smith presided at a sitting of a Bankruptcy Court, on the Ist inst., when several petitions for receiving orders, public examinations and so forth were brought to bis notice. By consent a receiving order was made against the Singapore Tow.'ng and Lighter age Company,74 words
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1275 1908-05-07 6 i t. H C Wickham, arrived in Colombo the other mgi t by the Frencli mail steamer, and ca’le tt thee Mice of the Times of Ceylon. Mr. Wick! am, -t know n, spent a consider ahlr*1,275 words
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Article102 1908-05-07 6 Mr. A. R. Lowell appeared before the Puisne Judge. Mr. T. Sercombe Smith, on Tuesday, on behalf of Kong Piew, who had been sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment by a Magistrate on a charge of participating in an affray. An appeal was taken, and was based largely102 words
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390 1908-05-07 6 Mr. Ueginalcl W. Wickham, a v, authority on the rubber industry ins life by crawling through aV, 7 t,! board of the Messageries Muninm? Lrnest Simons, while on a v,,.*.:, D Colombo to Singapore. hen the390 words
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Article71 1908-05-07 6 A Government Gazette extraordinan "a* published yesterday containing the following Information having been received that dangerous infectious or contagious disease namely, bubonic plague, exists at Tongkak it is hereby declared by His Excellency the Governor, in exercise of the powers conf< n* <’ by Rule 8 of the71 words
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Article69 1908-05-07 6 The rainfall on Saturday morning waunusually heavy, but varied greatly indifferent parts of the island. It was > light on the Eastern end of the island. b- t quite heavy in Tanglin and points furtbc West, where considerable damage was aunt by washouts, flooding low -lying >hops. an69 words
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928 1908-05-07 7 There was a large gathering at the Kalestier Kitle Hange on Saturday afternoon on the occasion of the presentation by Lady Fvelvn Young of the prizes won at the Easter Meeting of the Singapore Kitle Association. Two928 words
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179 1908-05-07 7 Sir John Aird and Company have appointed the Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company as the sub contractors for the iron and steol work required for the construction of the New Singapore Dock. In its annual report, the Thames Company states:179 words
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119 1908-05-07 7 (Fkom Olk Own* Cokkksposiunt.) Sourabaya, April 80, 0.25 a.tn. The Dutch troops have captured Klung kung after a slight resistance and without anv serious losses. Having prepared for the infantry advance by artillery fire, the town119 words
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330 1908-05-07 7 The following, signed by Mr. Caleb Lewis and Mr. T. H. Whitehead, joint mauagers. is the annual report of the Directors of the Chartered Bank of India, Anwtralia and China, which was submitted to the fiftyfourth ordinary general meeting of the share330 words
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Article84 1908-05-07 7 A Tamil woman, named Siva Pakiam, prosecuted a Tamil, named Nalla Pillay, before the Second Magistrate, on Tuesday, on a charge of theft from her person of a gold chain and charm, valued at 525. She said that the accused gave lie* 1 a bottle of84 words
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743 1908-05-07 8 A miserable looking Chinaman, clad in a dirty singlet, faced Mr. Justioe Sercombe Smith, at the Assizes, on Wednesday, to answer to an indictment charging him with returning from banishment. He replied to the name of Lim Ah Hak,743 words
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207 1908-05-07 8 We regret to report a most distressing occurrence, which took place on the 3rd instant, says the Malay Mail, at Jugra, resulting in the death of Mr. Harry Molesworth, of the Jugra Estate. A party set out pig-hunting. Mr. Molesworth was207 words
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309 1908-05-07 8 It is with deep regret we announce that a cable was received on May 5, by Mr. J. Sibbons, Manager of the Singapore branch of the Oriental Telephone and Electric Company, recording the death at Port Said of Mr. S. Douglas Shore, the chief engineer309 words
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582 1908-05-07 8 iFhom Olh Own Corrk 8Poni Km Malacca, April 2h A Chinese towkay, who is evirWi admirer of the late Com l>anl, has buUthiS* self a hne house at Klebone. He i, ao Paul. Kruger td«e ?C that he intends to give582 words
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1074 1908-05-07 9 Play football, but do not neglect rifle- Thi*?» the substance of the. speech made, t]u ;ioth ult., at the Cricket Club, by the Pr,%ut, capteiu a. H. Young, on the L sion of the distnbution of the medals to the winners1,074 words
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Article242 1908-05-07 9 A correspondent write** to us as follows: Can nothing be done to relieve the congestion of traffic at the Johnston's Pier end of Collyer Quay in the morning when business men are coming to town A short time ago, a European policeman was stationed there, and did242 words
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334 1908-05-07 9 In the Supreme Court, on Wednesday, Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, gave judgment in the appeal of Mr. L. F. Willis, manager of the Alhambra Cinematograph, against the decision of the magistrate who, on March 17, convicted him on two charges—criminal breach334 words
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158 1908-05-07 9 A Javanese soldior in the Dutch army, out in the field in Celebes, has just been shot there at the order of a Court Martial, for the murder of a sergeant. On hearing that his application for a158 words
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Article65 1908-05-07 9 iKhom Ouk Own Corukspondknt.) Penang. May 1.50 p.m. The death is announced of Sister St. Paul, of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus Penang. Sister St. Paul, who had been connected with the Convent since 1804, was seventy years of age. She was an65 words
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2833 1908-05-07 10 The total revenue of the; Education Department ot tin- Straits Settlements for 1907 was $45,468.09, as agaiust S37.675.25 in 1906. The* total expenditure was $376,840.57, as compared with $300,310.48 iu the previous year. The net cost2,833 words
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Article22 1908-05-07 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Labuan, May 5, 10.20 a.m. Plague has broken out amongst the buffaloes iu Labuan.22 words
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Article186 1908-05-07 11 During the visit of the Rev. F. W. Leggat to Jesselton, His Excellency the Governor took up the quostion of the building of a place of worship for the Protestant community. His Excellency called in the Resident and the Superintendent of Public Works, who, as being186 words
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Article25 1908-05-07 11 The output of the h piau Tin Company, Limited, for the mouth of April, as reported by the Manager, was 120 piculs.25 words
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127 1908-05-07 11 (From Oi r Own Corbkspondkxt.) Hongkong, May 1, 3.10 p.m. In consequence of certain imputations made, at the inquest by Mrs. Rennie, the widow of the General Manager of tde Junk Bay Flour Mills (who committed suicide in Hongkong Harbour a127 words
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284 1908-05-07 11 The following is the fifteenth annual report of the Board of Directors of the Mercantile Bank of India The Directors submit to the Shareholders of the Bank the general balance sheet and statement of profit and loss account for284 words
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Article134 1908-05-07 11 H. M. survey ship Waterwitch haH located the position of the Scawfell Shoal as 7 degrees, 17 minutes, 50 seconds North Latitude and 106 degrees, 51 minutes 18 seconds East Longitude. The examination revealed the fact that it is a narrow ridge of coral formation, about 2134 words
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Article42 1908-05-07 12 CoitNhi.il Nmim. —On April 30, at the Cathedral of Ht. Peter. Manila, by the lievd. F ather Feuig&u, 5.. i., Annie Marie Zita, fourth daughter of Mr. J. M. L. Cornelius, of Singapore, to Charles Patrick Neuffer, of the Philippines Customs.42 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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1120 1908-05-07 12 -Straits Times, April 80. The student planning a closer acquaintance with the territory shortly to be transferrod to British control should consult the pages of a little volume that reaches us from the Residency at Kelantau. Mr. W. A. Graham, His Siamese Majesty's-Straits Times, April 80. - 1,120 words
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613 1908-05-07 12 .—Straits Times, May 1. ro a. fow da>H, it will b«* wince the hittavia lim-honr wot k. i. lr Ptiok were completed a remark-..., indeed in the annaln of t“,e n, W harbour for Batavia was one of the euterpnses of the kind carried out.—Straits Times, May 1. - 613 words
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1062 1908-05-07 13 —Straits Times. M*»y ‘2. Tne announcement made by Keuter that Germany "ill have to borrow X 50,000,000 ter iinji in order to meet deficits during the □e\t five years affords political students an .importunity of contrasting Great Britain’s financial condition with that of Germany. Journals—Straits Times. M*»y ‘2. - 1,062 words
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556 1908-05-07 13 Straits Times, May 5. A London telegram states that after his defeat at Manchester Mr. Winston Churchill referred to “the low and blatant influence of a section of the local press.” This reminds us of the two definitions given, we believe in Punch, by theStraits Times, May 5. - 556 words
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306 1908-05-07 13 HeiiHitivf* on the subject. -S: raits Time*. May 1. The speech of Sir Wilfred Lauricr, Premier of Canada, in the Dominion Parliament on April 8, described in a special dispatch to the Manila Times as indiscreet,” appears to have created a sensation at Wash ington*HeiiHitivf* on the subject. -S: raits Time*. May 1. - 306 words
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1997 1908-05-07 14 In the art of make-believe the Chinese ace unexcelled. To those who have any acquaintance of China, there is something amusing in the appearance of the Chinese Minister at the annual meeting in London of the Society for the Suppression of the Opium Trade, something1,997 words
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Advertisement91 1908-05-07 12 J lie p<>Ht free price of the Straits limes i* $1* a year. The post free price of tiie Straits rtudgei i» $14 year. I( i* not necetsarv to subscribe fora year. The subscription* for shorter pori<<ts are at the same propor* donate rate as for a year The Strait91 words
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991 1908-05-07 15 in their nature remediable. —Straits Times, May ft. \n intelligent previsionui the consequences -l its actions can scarcely be said to be one t l„. m auy strong taints of the present Administration of the Colony of the Straits S( ttl« -monts. We have hadin their nature remediable.—Straits Times, May ft. - 991 words
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608 1908-05-07 15 —Straits Times, May r >- Travellers who pass through Singapore frequently complain of the difficulty of finding their way round the town and to the various suburban points of interest on account of the fact that scarcely any of the ricksha pullers, few more of—Straits Times, May *r>- - 608 words
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Article1403 1908-05-07 16 Mr. M. Thunder, the Fourth Magistrate, sentenced Demetrius Chiropenis to three months’ rigorous imprisonment, on Monday, for theft of $6OO from Socrates Criades, another Greek. Mr. E. E. Colman, the Third Magistrate, i fined a Chinaman $4O or, in default, sen tenced him to a month’s rigorous1,403 words
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Article468 1908-05-07 16 for M llo«o H to.y le>V< Kuala Lieutenant It. H. Clarke, of the it r- uiw from th,! iok list l>r. and Mrs. Liin Boon Kenc arrive t onMoiy.' 6 ,a,,aneSe Bteamer lnab •'C During Colonel Walker’s abseu,,., Mr a F>lS UeSWI aot ,B ,D9peclor f Prisons'468 words
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905 1908-05-07 17 fhiong Boo and a young woman, named Ong Lew, who figured as accused in a case of alleged theft and were acquitted, and afterwards were plaintiffs in a case for damages for malicious prosecution and were Lain successful, appeared before the905 words
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Article13 1908-05-07 17 [The Straits Times is not responsible for tbe opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article165 1908-05-07 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, May 4. Sir, —Dog shooting is still carried on, and the only way to protect one’s canines from the brutality of the inhuman order of that all-wise body—the Municipal Commissioners —is to put on a muzzle, a certain approved style165 words
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Article135 1908-05-07 17 Fortunately, it is not often a cycling fatality happens in Singapore. But a most serious one occurred in Rochore Road on the 80th ult. Two Chinese lads, inexperienced in the use of the bicycle, were riding along that thoroughfare when one of them ran into a pony attached135 words
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74 1908-05-07 17 (From Oitr Own Cobrksimindknt.) London (via Penang), May 5. In the forecasts of the Budget, it is stated that a discriminatory scheme for the distribution of pensions to persons of seventy years of age and upwards will be introduced. No reduction is made on74 words
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502 1908-05-07 17 No small stir has been rai*<*l in the tin market by the news that the output of that metal in Banka now shows snch a fallingoff that the Dutch Government will sell 26,000 fewer piculs of it at the periodica)502 words
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695 1908-05-07 18 A telephone message was received from Pulo Bukom, on Tuesday, announcing that a mutiny broke out the previous night on board the Japanese oil steamer Fumi Mam, which was lying there with a cargo of 1,500695 words
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451 1908-05-07 18 [Riutu’b Tilioram] London, May a. The Chinese Minister to London (His Excellency Lord Li Chin-fang) attended the annual meeting of the Society for the Suppression of the Opium Trade. Sir Matthew B. Smith-Dodsw-orth,[Riutu’b Tilioram] - 451 words
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140 1908-05-07 18 (From Our Own C>kkkm.„n„ k T London (via Penang). May The April receipts of Para amount to r,-„ tons against 4499 tons in tlie month last year. -^responding Prices for Plantation show a 1,ini,,... dency. Sheet realising140 words
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Article83 1908-05-07 18 Loudon (via Penang i, May r* Subscriptions for shares iu the Glcnsl.iel Company were opeued ou Monday, tin- 4tb instant. The Directors are: Messrs. Vincent Wick, war, Edward Hamilton aud Edgar Bennett, The purchase price is .£9,000, chiefly in shares. The crop of the Pataliug83 words
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61 1908-05-07 18 i From Our Own Cokkksfondknt.) London (via Penang), May 5. The engagement is formally announced of Captain Henry Hudson Fraser Stockley, Royal Marine Light Infantry, (Aidede-Camp to His Excellency Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G., Governor of the Straits Settle ments). and Isrnay, daughter61 words
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107 1908-05-07 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 6, 12.'*0 pin. The Honourable Mr. \V. Evans, Resident Councillor at Penang, was entertained last night at dinner at the Town Club by tl e members of the Civil Service and Heads of Departments,107 words
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Article1159 1908-05-07 19 1 lie Singapore Spring Race Meeting will b, |n ld on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. lLl i-jtli. Utii, and 16th instaut. At imou. on Saturday, the entries closed for ,u.Ym i vents, except for the Steward’s Cup.1,159 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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252 1908-05-07 20 On the 26th ult., the tiring for the Bromhead Matthews’ Shield was concluded with the following scores: Malay States Volunteers 565 Singapore Volunteer Engineers 549 Singapore Volunteer Infantry 524 Penang Volunteers 456 It will thus be seen that the .Malay States Volunteers,252 words
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Article160 1908-05-07 20 Inter-Club Contest. Writing from Malacca on May 3, our correspondent says: A letter has been received from the secretary of the Kajang Club, inviting an interClub contest. Football (Association >, Cricket, Hockey and Tenuis are suggested. Cricket, Football and Tennis matches can be arranged, but Hockey is not160 words
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Article375 1908-05-07 20 S.C.C. and XI. v. S.R.C. The S.R.C. tried conclusions with a second eleven of the S.C.C. at Hockey on the latter’s ground, on the 1st inst. The game was fairly fast and interesting, though not much combination was sliown by either side. The S.C.C. rushed matters at the start,375 words
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Article330 1908-05-07 20 Raffles v. Darul Bahar. A good, though one-sided, game was played Iretweon a team of the Darul Bahar and the l»oys of Rattles Institution on the latter’s ground on the 30th ult. In the first half, the Darul Bahar got the better of the game and scored two330 words
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Article400 1908-05-07 20 Bogey Competition in Malacca. Our Malacca correspondent, under date April 28, writes as follows:— Very few members turned out to take part in the Bogey competition. The course, with the exception of some of the greens, which were a little rough, was in good order. Mrs- Kodc—36—won, being 4400 words
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Article103 1908-05-07 20 Team Race at Swimming Club. At the Swimming Club, on Sunday, there was a team race between the Telegraph Company and the Club, the latter team winning bv half a length. The team8 were as follow Telegraph Company.—Messrs. Wilson. K.< i. Beauchamp, W. G. Blunn, N. H. D. Cuseaden,103 words
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Article65 1908-05-07 20 Y.MX.A. Tournament. The second round in the Y.M.C.A. billiard tournament has been completed and the semi-finals have been begun. The winners in thesecond round of Class A were —Bak» r. Meredith, Bartholomeuz, and Davies. In Class B, Hogan, Watson, Kaufmanu. Williams, Hadernp, Chill, Stanley and Donnithorne, were the winners.65 words
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Article2120 1908-05-07 21 Loudon, April 29. boi i cr explosion has token place on board •h. battleship Britannia on the voyage from O ieensferry to Portsmouth. F,,«r of her rew were injured seriously. London, April 30. Two men were killed and six injured by -i- premature explosion of a charge on2,120 words
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Article699 1908-05-07 22 Berlin, April 29. King’ Kdward will pay a State visit to St. Petersburg in August next. Signor (Jiolitti.ltalian Premier and Minister qf the Interior, had an interview with Prince von Buelow in Venice. The report that liaisuli, tlic Moroccan brigand, ba.s been murdered is not true. Set-ions inundations699 words
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Article315 1908-05-07 22 Singapore, May 6, 1908 PRODUCE. Gambier (1 do (Cabo No. 1) unpicked iq Copra Bali p. -> do Pontianak Pepper, Black u‘7. do White 5% buyers 19J0; Saco Floor Sarawak rm* do Brunei No. 1 29.' Pearl Sago Coffee Bali, picked 07.00 Coffee, Palembang, 30% basid non:. Coffee, Liberian315 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article554 1908-05-07 23 April >9 Brit rtr, Sullivan, Calcutta, Bouttoad pi n?’ GerBtr, Hubner, Bangkok, BehnMeyer Brit str. HsmmhL’poolWMsu.fteld Indor Prinoe, Brit str, MoDougsll, Hongkong, Woo« Koiffler .tr, Boher, Swstow, B. M.yor Brit .tr, Evsns, Now York, Bohn Prtchabnri. Gsr.tr, Wolff, Amoy. Bohn Moyer Pumnulok, Ger .tr, Heyengo, Hoihow, Bohn HakaJoMoro, J»P554 words
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Article440 1908-05-07 23 April 39 f Andree Rickmers, Ger str, Bangkok Candia, Brit 6tr, Hongkong, Shanghai, Japau Capri, Ital str, Hongkong Indrasamha, Brit str, H'kong. S'ghai, Japan Dagmar, Ger str, Bangkok Edendale, Brit str, Samarang via ports Ban Hin Guan, Brit str, Pontianak 30 Tara, Brit str, Madras via ports Penang, Brit440 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS.
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Article518 1908-05-07 23 By the Penaag, Captain R. Perry, April 28. From Port Swettenham: Mr. Christie, Mr. Jamieson, and Mrs Barr. By the Carlyle, Captain H. Cobb, April 80. From Port Swettenham via porta: Mr. Holland, Mr. Yates, Mr. W\ Webster, Mr. Snodgrass, Mr. Lim Swi Keng, Mr. and Mrs. A. H518 words
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Article130 1908-05-07 23 By the German steamer Buelow, May 1. For Hongkong: Hon. and Mrs. Tan Jaik Kim and son, Mrs. Ong Koon Wan and son. Mr. C. Russell, Mr. G. G. Curry, Dr. D. G. Elliot, Miss M. H. Elliot, Mr. S. Howland, Misses Howland, Mr. and Mrs. Laow Peng Liat,130 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, MAY 5. 1908.
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Article414 1908-05-07 24 Date of j Number lague Paid Shares r\ forma Capital Sobsoribed of Value ap to Unissued Company QuofArtoi* ion I Shores 1903 9300,000 9300,000 80,000 I 910 910 Belal Tin M. Co., Ltd. 6.75 1907 9800,000 9885,000 99,500 910 910 7,500 Braang Lid. 7.<0 1901 9600,000 1 9600,000 60,000414 words
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Article397 1908-05-07 24 MM WMM »JJS S ,1' WWj-J, 1905 9200,000 9106,000 1 10,500 910 910 j Balgownie Robber Estate Ltd. (fully paid) 919 Oo tom im f 2,000 41 41 12,000 Bata Oaves Robber 00. Ltd. (f.p) £3 0.0 1904 £BO,OOO 416,950 Ufooo j gi 15/. (oontrib.) £2,10 0 1908 470.000397 words
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Article224 1908-05-07 24 1894 £5,377.10.0 £4,805 7,688 12/8 12/6 916 Bella Asbestos Eastern Agenoy, Ltd 500 1898 6225,000 9226.000 4,500 $5O 650 Fraser A Neave, Ltd. '.32 50 1865 615,000,000 615,000,000 121,000 6125 9125 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 73 10.0 ion* 19 eon non 19 «nn non i 18,000 6100 Howarth Krs&ine,224 words
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Page 25 Advertisements
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Advertisement383 1908-05-07 25 THE RUBBER WHEEL AND CYCLE W0RK8. Hill street, (opponite Armenian Church). Bicycle on hire, for title ami referred. We Carnage, l» do ail kindH of Renair Work on Repair work on (Jarrtaee i» o. csrt .ud Bielub. WheW, «]m .upply 3l’kin.h of Rubber Tyres. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pr ces mod rate.383 words
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