The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 12 December 1907
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly)
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Title Section18 1907-12-12 353 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. WEEKLY MAIL EDITION. THIRD SERIES THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1907. No. 1,06318 words
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Article314 1907-12-12 353 IiBIIM »!m an«l o;>!iua Smuggling .im Ike I'hi.ij.picfs <Urniv;il '1 i;»- St. imp hmi |5| Mote ln.wbl»« m Zulu!;in.i :j 4 H M >. larta*" ;n S-i',\;iti.» 1 Army Tiamp Steamer- Malaria an*l mm T .l.ility :\:,i *t -li Olmi m Faraiga Services 555 Drue -t«»rtlan«l Lottery :».")."> n314 words
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Domestic Occurrences.
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Article18 1907-12-12 353 On the 7th inst. at Bidadari HorseU. Woking. Surrey, the wife of A. H. Raeborn of a18 words
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Article38 1907-12-12 353 M arriages. Scrivknoh Vaisey. Nov. 7. :it Tring, J. B. Sciivenor, (leolo^ist to Ihe Federated Malay States, to Violet Vaisye. On Nov. 7, at Trin-. J. B. S( RIVENOB, <ieoloj»i^t to the Federated Malay States, to Violet Vaisey.38 words
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Obituary24 1907-12-12 353 STUBBB. On the sth in»t.. at Bataviii, Frit/ Morris, aged I years, eldest son of Mr. ami Mr>. G. P. Stubb*. Deeply regretted.24 words
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Article61 1907-12-12 353 (Co**«ctxd up to Dec. 11.) Bank i xn/s demand i o' PHfitS credits 3 m/d 2 4 enditi 6 iu/h -^I,} F&AycR f demand Bank... 222 {JtE?. many, demand 288 India, T. T. 73; Hongkong, douxand 15*%nom Yokohama, demand i 4 Java. decLanl 1 3 9 Banokoe. demand or61 words
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Article132 1907-12-12 353 Dereuib r 1 1 Tm $65 00 Ganibim '.75 G-mbier CuU No. 1 9 :>."i Gambier Cube No. 2 8.50 Pepper Black (orcL'u. S'por*, 13.7") Pepper, White (fairL.W. Hp bay era *0 75 Nutmegs (110 to the ib.)... 13.50 Nutmegs (80 to the lv., 25 00 Mace (Banda) 80.00132 words
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Article, Illustration790 1907-12-12 353 rS- IVe.M th« PeopS**4 ri^'i:* maintaiiv «■■<} 1 tin 1 .r.' anKribrd liy cam Ff*re patriot Trnth 'n-r j'onous pi»ctpti draw. Pledged > K'jii^ioi,, Loyalty and I^iw. Dec. 6. A Calcutta paper has this reference to the working of Siam's excise revenue It appears that before790 words
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Article1062 1907-12-12 353 From all that can be seen the jrt-r restint] that the thoroughly well <;nj mi*.- groups of committees iv M-mi'a are preparing for the tirst week m February pr\. mises really to be a wonderfully nna -ff tir. It is to be conducted on that em'ueiulv correct1,062 words
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Page 353 Advertisements
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Advertisement309 1907-12-12 353 Svliecriben to h»* "Sm^syow F*ee Ptoese .Iv ittnrnin.»f h«mi EsTOfM to th* Straits r-y any ol Urn BMhI Um«'-. in* invitt"! t'» SoBd to tki M HMfIOT th»> MM vi t u»ii fteMMI and date I ;trriv;il m BrngfOf. COfftßl will then be ■unltd to Beet th' Mii ;it various309 words
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Page 353 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous261 1907-12-12 353 THE WEEK. The last miil from home arrive*! by the P. Delhi on Friday, with dates up to Nov. 1">. A homeward mail was taken on Monday by the X.D.L. Prisxesa Alice ami this weekly goes by the I. Bharata to day. L -gislative Council has beenengiged for three sittings261 words
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Article497 1907-12-12 354 I> c 7. To-Uay there is published a letter from a resivleat of standing m the place, referring to the provision! m the draft Stump Oidi-n-i.uco which are more immediately concerned with the stamp dv y on transfers of shares. Seeing that the subject is of very497 words
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Article890 1907-12-12 354 Mors Trouble in Zulu land. !Kc. 9 It U t'-rv utly ro be trusted that Natal will be spare! ilu worries and anxieties ami perils thai an outbreak m Zululand wot Id be bound to cause. It is not for nothing that a big low of militia lias been culled890 words
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Article513 1907-12-12 354 H. M.S. "Tartar." That is a very gratifying perfofance of the new destroyer "Tartar" upon her first trials. Designed to attain t speed of 33 knots an hour, she has turpasstd that hv ruaLiuL' no less than 35.952 knots an iiour that is, just close ou t!iree knots ur. hour513 words
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Article558 1907-12-12 354 Ikskb is on the b.)ri/. »n of tfco 6hl| ..l Oocie'Oiice a little clou 1 v.. bigger th:is ,i n.u's hand. N A th-it thny s^ ir \tm bm it if there. Aui it bt«H I M| that enjoyment of I fa MacOf by inviting tfct558 words
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Article1478 1907-12-12 354 Dee 10. Wi.KN s m mmm I flmoi imntocta] york, "The >l the X U> E I* M Mff I 1 iecladiog MDOogtt tbe o Dtri of t L i. t (red bii b ■he m »fquitoi oi iW i tIM Ccaptgßl m lltfflWMlfli bvtra tbroo^b1,478 words
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527 1907-12-12 355 A reference to the movement for the erea!iv>u of a Channel Ferry, now that the natter of a Channel Tunnel has a^ain been ■ettled ia the negltire, another example of the tendency of old Scottish families to send their younger sons to the Continent to527 words
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Article1294 1907-12-12 355 The Druce Portland Lottery. D,c 11. In the advertisement columas of the home papers appears an oppor'uni'v f ,r a gamble of just the same half sportia^, halt' romantic kind that took so well m the days, over thirty yean ago, when the Tieh borne Claimant was far three years1,294 words
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Article757 1907-12-12 355 Plaint of the P. O. Dec 12 Ijt its coercion of shippers m China and Straits ports the Homeward CtMlftWOt may shield the I*. aiid O. and other of iti fellow-conspirators from the efTt«ct ol ompetition, but the pinoply of the OooCtraoOt does not keep out the shrewd thni-t.s A757 words
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Article1163 1907-12-12 356 The m >st unforti; i feature about tLo rboleof the opium controversy is (be exraorduuury amount ol exaggeration, intentional r unintentional, with which the case agaiuet the use i tin; commodity is over- '.m. To mosi j.ei.soD.s who Lave never takes the trouble to look into the matter1,163 words
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Article353 1907-12-12 356 MIXED COUPLES COMPETITION. The above competition for prizes presented by Messis Mooriiouso and U/biuson resulted as follows. Mrs Luptou and Capt. Maddocks 11J 106 :W 182 Mrs Howell and M. Mackenzie 98 104 8=194 Mrs Maddocks and W. Millington 115 109 *2s Ho* Mrs Koek uud W.353 words
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Article242 1907-12-12 356 BRILLIANT DETECTIVE Work. Three Kebf were before Mr Colinac. thirl magistrate, ou Tuesday, for preliminary enquiry into chlfgei of delivering counterfeit coin, poiiotrion of implements for counterfeiting, uid possession of counterfeit coin. Inspect jr Meredith of the detective station conducted the prosecution. Detective Sergeant Mulcocl; Mid that on242 words
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Article912 1907-12-12 356 At regular intervals st ray ed-and.we.tr v individuals who as a rule spe*k French and "aleetleEngleesh," and I ok as though they could not do a couple of miles under forced conditions, toil up cur phv^'Vculture stairway and apologetically wh^per m our ear tie important Iftlamata they912 words
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Article641 1907-12-12 357 A eant«%.p«nMrj understands that Ceylon will nor p.rticipdie ia tue France Hritish Exhibition. BtaiesaapU were made yesterday m various quarters that two Chinese towkays rooneetei the Johore Opium Farm had >&ued a jiimniuns ou His Excellency the (ijverLor and tb* Hon Capt Young, j Galena! m641 words
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Article206 1907-12-12 357 UNLICENSED CHINESE ARBESTED. An -cjident occurred on the Semngoon Road m Wedmsday CTCttkg, A motor tricvcie -iriven by a Chinese baba whs travelUr. at at»fsd rate and coined with a rikiaoii which turned out i f BaUstier Road. Tk« rikbha was upset nnd the occupants, Chines- w<m%n206 words
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Article19 1907-12-12 357 HOTKMBU "I TI-UT. J..j,,,.-Tiu Mining Co Ltd *»»*"■>* H-.il.ilUTmMii.iD* Co Ltd .-JO Kintaife Mines I'" 119 words
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Article506 1907-12-12 357 We have received from the author, Mr H Woosnam Mills, of the staff of the Time* °f Cei/on, a most attractive little booklet, the aim and object of which is to make more widely known the great attractions of Coy lon and its beautiful uplands as506 words
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Article271 1907-12-12 357 THE TIT.BIKE "HIRAFL' MARL" ARRIVES. The Hiiafa Mum, i new steamer built for the Japanese State Railways, of (547 tons aud under the command of Capt Callaway arrived last evenißg on the way to \okohaina, m bul'ast. The Hiflfa Maru will go on to Japan271 words
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Article93 1907-12-12 357 It is state*! that the Straits S eamship CoMftaj'a Perak, Captain Turner, ran ashore c-u tbe Paku Absm bank at the northern entrance to the Kucg Straits eaily on Wednesday mornirtr. It is understood tlidt the lighten Pulau AogMI was not visible. The vessel was aground for93 words
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Article283 1907-12-12 357 EXCITEMENT IN CHINATOWN. The Chinese cruisers Hai Chi and Hai Yung arrived from BiDgkok yesterday aud anchored m the roads. Salutes were exchanged with Fort Ciiinics* and H.MS. Kent His Exoelleory Yaxg Shi Chi, the Imperial Trade Ccnrniijjsiouer, is on board theHti Chi. H. E nud suite283 words
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1267 1907-12-12 357 His Excellency Yang Siiih Chi. who is the Imperial Speeiil Commissioner detached on a 3peciat mission for tl:e study of the commercial position, chiefly m those couutrie3 and dependencies having direct trade relations with China, has been at IJingkck just before nil arrival m Sicgapore.1,267 words
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Article269 1907-12-12 357 OPIUM SHOP-KEEPER ATTACKED AT CHANG I. Two Hukieu lads RBDeftfled beta* Mr. Green m the second ma gist rate's coutt yesterday afternoon OB an Y.llegatici; < f m»g robbery. Ihev chimed to be tried. Mr. Sproule conoucteJ tLe eujuiry on befall oi thH Crown. lVa Kwav, an269 words
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Article1664 1907-12-12 358 HALF A MILLION IN SIX YEARS. SOME PROPERTY SPECUTATION. I). tore Mr Justice Fisher vesterlay m the Supreme Court. Re Chop Boon Hiu Chiang for judgment flii L >r dship said tint under ali toe e>r cumitaatts this m >tiou for committal would Ik-* dismissed. He thought the1,664 words
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Article340 1907-12-12 358 WHO WAS To IJLAMEr Seyna Abdul Kader vs. Boey Chuau Poh. For plaintiffs Mr Chopard tw defendants Mr Gaunt. Mr Jusuce Fisher yesterday morning continued the healing of a cla'.m m a longking collision case. This was <vn accident which hippeued close inshore between the340 words
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Article1016 1907-12-12 358 ONE SUMMER'S DAY." Thk Comedy Staged In BmoAFonc The Amateur Dramatic Committee hstvenins' staared Mr H. V. EmoncTs "Oae Summer's Day," m the presence of a lar^e Ludience at the Teutonia Club. Esmond's comedy is one of those slight iramatic fabrics usu illy called for want of i belter term,1,016 words
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Article467 1907-12-12 358 Owing to renewed liquidation, a rurt cliue m the price of Tin. and the position of tb« money marl*. business remains dull, an»i prices tendency to fall still lower. i news from London regarding -l.c mi I lubber lias failed to rrtitnilati any v i!i;iii(i for these467 words
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Article124 1907-12-12 358 Ir is aaderatood tba.l Mi H H Hi a, ibo assistant adviasff to tlie OkucniißMki I ITrllßtit. who has recently In-eu i... j luine. is cpected to ieturu u> Kriantai m Jaauarj, au«l it is rwauucd I slu rtlv prooetd to T riu^rinu M I the Qonmiuaft tiitre.124 words
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Article149 1907-12-12 358 The Atnov co 1 rehp')U l^u* M.til" writM (Nov. 1-): I BOttOa ia I MOe&t I«MH t C«J iliticM of par graph frwa a 5 tpap •it tba epidemic tll.il OB M:: BlUl br Hug B» bee laal ti p I giveu bj thii Chioete |>dper149 words
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Article33 1907-12-12 358 TV Sisgapovt hnrndk <»i M Urru'ia .V Co. cirri* <I «>n for 1:1 Kafl y Pli^e, will Ins 4t«i I I ili«ytar f Hnd Mr F. d'Almeida, tlie auau' resident jartner, will retire.33 words
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Article902 1907-12-12 359 '1 C l f.»r lh« couv. v U(Jri |P J ma jl s I. :,v.<. tb« traueral F'oa* OiHire and to and tr-.h. iW*3 different w halves at Singapore, bwn iciven to Mr A. Abrams for the i- three jgan, bfupaaiag with the Ist .1 tLu-iry902 words
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Correspondence.
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1001 1907-12-12 359 The Stamp Duty on Transfers of Shares. To iv Editor. Sir, —It is surprising to see how much time was taken up m the Legislative Council m discussing the question of the stamp duty on transfers of shares, bee rase if the English Stamp Act of 1891 were followed there1,001 words
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Article1705 1907-12-12 359 Qvic'/uid agunt hfrmines noairi tit farrayo lihelli Juvenal. President Koosevelt, m las message to Congress, has pulled out his vtrix r>'le*te stop over his reference to Japan. It is a call to arms," from the embracing, not the militant, pjint of view. Five years hence there1,705 words
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Article121 1907-12-12 359 A Chinese coolie, Cboog Po bj na oe, iv.*--;i rested by t!;e ZtttbttßgA minorities an tb 'Mi ins^.^t eh rged with unlawful entry Ist the Philippine Islands. Choag I*" telli i v peculiar itorj. He nji that be >:..-■ from Bandak>«n to Kndat, Britin'i Kortb Borneo, ii121 words
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Article148 1907-12-12 359 Ofi ici \li/» COBitOHOa \t-.: Lahore, Nov. < < Lmjpat Rfti ;ui<l Ajit Singh arii.ti this morning 5«30 by special train at Lai Cantonment, west station. Captain CaiiM I I was m charge of the train, and a polio with an Inspector were m charge of148 words
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Article2226 1907-12-12 360 MR. C. McARTHUR'S EVIDENCE. The followiug is the full evidence given by Mr Charles McAnbur, managing direc tor of the Straits Trading Co. a.s to the efftet of the Shipping Coafaraoos on the trade of the 8 raits and P.M S. The Tin exports from the Straits Settlements2,226 words
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Article221 1907-12-12 360 The United Piasters* aV#*ociation has now been wound up and m .V, pia-*e has been constituted the. Planter*' \issociitii>n of MaLiva with Mr B W. II it.'^on us Chairman, and lfr 11. C. B. /i/m..! m stcretarv. After discussion of the "^uics, Mr Harrison thixked the221 words
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Article216 1907-12-12 360 Skkioi/s Allegation Against Tocmo TOW KAY. Further evidence whs taken by MrGreea, second magistrate, yesterday, ia tho ullptjation of mischief by fire brought against Gas Tiang Keo-j". a son of the late Mr Gmi Er.^' Senc Mr S.tvi of the police prosecuted an Mr Wee Tt euin216 words
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Article77 1907-12-12 360 Tlj<> UUB6 prolleni faces Fran c non- m faced her two >ears ago. In her West Airican possessions proper Rhe can fchow a page which ftic.tes the TOtpeetfal homage <>i Urn world. In the French (Jongo she Jia^ to choose between her reputation and A!. Eugene Etieune, the77 words
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901 1907-12-12 360 Monday, Dec. 9, 1907. MINING IN MALAYA. A Startling Book. "In a laud where the Go vein me m absolute bureaucracy. unrestrained by I'arlia ment. Press or Public Opinion, it perlia** i not extraordinary that the brtareste of JJiitV capital arc lost si^ht of. To the BrHinfa Oft. cial "the901 words
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Article29 1907-12-12 360 > < This is rather *c:ir! Hvi!:L r rf motor iiii: i r the r;tte of forfv mi^s a^ ?i' Mr H. Harp r of Chr^viilo, L' > V a fox dea«J.29 words
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Article467 1907-12-12 361 DARUL BAHAJt Wi\ i he weather was not at all favourable to |o .rbiil on Siturday dfternoon, but a large I yd of spectators collected on the Katfies R cltmation Ground to see the final between ♦he !>irul Bihar and Baikal Kirib. There tH have been some467 words
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Article403 1907-12-12 361 NotL-in^ the report ci the com mere ill exI taoa m Singapore, the Pinan^ Gazette 'Die report on the verent commercial ex* aatMH held by th*i Sin^apoie Chamber of •iv::. H üblished In our* issue of yester...v. ii .:u inteiestin^ if iomewhlt disappointH Vo un?ct. It is matter403 words
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Article432 1907-12-12 361 FINE FILMS AT THE ALHAMBRA. In yeirs to come the Cinematograph may teach the children history, and thus replace the historian whose records are iv book 3. S>me of the films which enterprising firms, who nowadajl scour the world for pictures a great pageints and "awing taks by432 words
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Article241 1907-12-12 361 The heavy rain yesterday rather spoiled the races at the Club but there was a fair muster after the arrival of the ten o'clock launch. here was a hi^h tide, smooth wafter with some swell, and fairly strong current with he men. Seven started, Mr Sims sending ;heui241 words
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203 1907-12-12 361 The Director of Agriculture m the Malay Spates, m bifl report for r.)o?>, states that experiments l:;ive bun made with regard to propagating camphor plants by mean- of cuttings in-;te;i<l of waiting for tin- pla&t to fruit. which it <loe^ not do until it203 words
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Article84 1907-12-12 361 The outward Span m ntai] itemuer Is!&de Luz >v came m oa Friday affteroooo from Livwrpool tad »h« left yefcterday moroing for Manila. A few d:«v? after le..tv;> -j KirceloDi, a Spaniifa geutlemao returniog to rej >m r^l wife at SCaiuLi, died on boAfd and he v.is burie! at so;.84 words
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Article208 1907-12-12 361 (The Editor, Singapore Free Press.) Dkae Sir, The need of an organ izition to foster British trade abroad, and to protec: the interests of British communities overseas, has long been experienced. Having no Parliamentary Representative, BritOßf, on leaving England have practically no means of making their voice208 words
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Article335 1907-12-12 361 Ifr Justice Belfield has delivered judgment m the matter of Messrs Yap Hon Ctin and Tap Loonj; Chin v. Mr Chan Ek)W Sin and thirteen others. It will he rameinbered that this was au action m which the plantrff claimed herodita *y rigbt to ba included among335 words
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Article140 1907-12-12 361 Before Mr Justice Bsrgrave Deane and a special jury, Mr Ferdinand Fortescue Faithful, holding ;i Government appointment m the Straits Settlemeats, obtained 1252 damsges and a decree iii-i because of Uie misconduct cf his wit'e ■?> itu Mr Francis Wm, Douglas, formerly employed m tbe siuie colony. The140 words
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Article71 1907-12-12 361 NOVI MBEB OUTPC'I The output of tbe Ser^ndah Hydraulic Tin Miuicg Company's mine ia Xoveubcr Bmounted to 830 piculs Tba company ate goiog tv> f-ld a crusher ta f :eir works to I rest a lot of »'aiiiiiforji-!:« stone th<- r mocil >rs have ur earthed. The71 words
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Article139 1907-12-12 361 Those who took part m the discussion iv Council recently on the question of tfiviog the Crown privileges ia a trial uor eojoyed by the accused, will ba interested to read the following paragraph which beaw i at our contention that it i^ better ninety-nine criminal should escape than one139 words
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Article868 1907-12-12 361 There is much sentimental and scientific iuterest attached to the VPjeomoi white resinous- wax looking sul>'u.nce R hic!i mrjr* body knows by the naiaeof Casjahor. The very derivation of the name betokens is Eistern origiu Arabic and Persian Infra* (hence the Malay kapur) Greek kaphoura and so on through868 words
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Article1147 1907-12-12 362 If 'you go through the long list of thicg3 E peculiar to the sun lands, you will be able T to light on none so characteristically of the c tropics tropical than the palm m all its many varieties. It is one of the landmarks1,147 words
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Article934 1907-12-12 362 Most people at one time or another have een oppressed with the idea of the infinite. r ou are told when you cannot sleep to count B infinite number of sheep jumping through m the hedge, but the remedy inreases the disease, for you immediately >e<'in to think what934 words
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Article1041 1907-12-12 362 it may perhaps be accounted a matter j for some" considerable regret that the Colonial Office at home makes no requirements on the Crown Colonies over which it has sway that they should keep themselves duly and fully acquainted with what is proceeding m other Crown Colonies1,041 words
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Article777 1907-12-12 362 Such was the quaint and reverential m >ression used by the owners of *U\^ Perak whcm it came to the question •eleasing these unfortunate individuals w nM svere the property of other individuals was no longer a^ro than I*k;. whet Kfa question of the emancipation of777 words
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Article934 1907-12-12 363 THE APPEAL COURT. CASEd BEFORE FOOT JUDGES. Ine appeal courts 'onsistinir of their Ion] pi .Justices A. G. Law (Acting Chief it Thornton, Fisher and S^rcombe Sstith, opened yesterday in the Supreme .«ir\ when for some time the Judges were iu f e«l up »u applications934 words
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Article360 1907-12-12 363 Siys the Hongkong Daily Press of December 2od: The emotions of the Colony were profoundly stirred yesterday by the startling intelligence of the death, at Government House, of Mrs Mitchdl-Taylor who but two -ntlis ago became the wife of Captain Mitchell- Taylor, A 1 >.C. to360 words
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Article248 1907-12-12 363 The November output at Ohenderiaug Mines was 1,052 pikuls. Bruseh 415, Kledaog Ho. Pusix.i Lama. The output fi\)m this mine for the month of November last was 1.011 piculs of tin ore, of an approximate value of 42,500. Royal Johobe. The toto.l amount of tin ore exported by248 words
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Article107 1907-12-12 363 News coxes from Taiping that lix expires were reosntly entombed l<y a slide ;tt tha Kon^ Tctik Sing Ksngsi'fl mine at Kota, only one of whom had he^n rescued, whil« sixothers liaive baen sent to hospital Buffering from injuries cansed by the falling earth and stones. The recent107 words
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Article55 1907-12-12 363 We are informed by the Ministry Finance that from Dec 2 the Government rate for buying on Loiidju, T. T., is Ticals 13 to the X\. This step is tak-jn m anticipation of the enactment of the nev? la^r establishing a u<>!d coini^e. I* puts tfce tical at55 words
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Article1997 1907-12-12 363 The Ad vi er's Report We have received the first yearly report o Mr. G. C. Hart, the General Adviser, on the administration of the State of K*d h. The report cpens thus "In the first published report on Kedah and its aifiirs, a short recapitulation of1,997 words
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Article46 1907-12-12 363 Li m Jl>..a h'-ntr is coin^ for a tr.p MB ■jMy of the Cliine.-^ wanhipt. The? a»e expected to leivent no<>a to-aay i\>r BitaTM. Captdin StocUej went on board resterday t<j pay an oflicial visit. Lar^** BwbtTf "f Chmese also visited the ahip (iuniii- I afternoon.46 words
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Article1025 1907-12-12 364 The levying of blackmail m the form of wedding presents is a grievance bereath which we all more or less suffer and so much has already been said and written upon the subject that it has become undeniably stale as a theme, whatever it may be as an actual1,025 words
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Article969 1907-12-12 364 It has long been evident that famine conditions are prevailing m the United Provinces, and Mr. Hewitt apparently came to that conclusion at the beginning of last month, for the Lieutenant- Governor's memorandum on famine policy, which has just been issued, bears date Oct. 8. The appointment969 words
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Article707 1907-12-12 364 GROWTH IN WORKING EXPENSES UNAVOIDABLE. The sixty-eighth half-yearly ordinary gene ral meeting of the Eastern Extension, Australasia and China Telegraph Company, Limited, was held on Nov. 13. under the presidency of Sir John Wolfe Barry. K.C.B. The Chairman said Gentlemen, the gross receipts for the half-year under707 words
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Article62 1907-12-12 364 A large Lumber of mem hers played m the 4 JJr'Vjev Competition for the ''Club Cup" held at Keppel <olf Links oa Saturday and Sued*?. rntYrtimateiv a heavy •bower prevented those who pbrcdoa the foinidrduy finishing. Tiie follovrtsg <\-ere the bast carrls n turned E. Gr. JoDie L) up62 words
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Article153 1907-12-12 364 A match between the backs and fonraidt that will probably to Knelt T,umpor at Christinas was played <>v tiie Kspiana.de last t'Tenir^. Both sicie> vere ingaMttted by sufficient numbers of pjajan to constitute a fifteen each tide. The aptinr, .is was to be expected, w*i nil m favour153 words
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Article27 1907-12-12 364 The "Kiog Alfred" is to recoinmission at Hougkocg not as previously understood at Singapore. The Hawke and Crescent wi'.l therefore pass through with relief crews to Boagkoßg.27 words
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Article391 1907-12-12 364 The statistic of tin po«se*K U num,l| i, ller f m view of the deHme m output T a T,f,V and the renewed fall iv prices. Tl important of the series of statistics bhJ^?] is the Federated Malay states J" t V last month to hand by cable.391 words
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Article108 1907-12-12 364 Raiu fell heavily on Fria;:y the "pr-:,__ Jiy of this meeting when the last r^v started but beyond that the tftafßMfl w.»» mcst successful. The winners m x\\ wert*. 100 yds. P. Moduli, H. I> hiv. X Q nier. Day was creduwi wi:li the •omewin* remarkable time108 words
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Article436 1907-12-12 364 The unofficial members of the I. j. I Council m Singapoie me a^ain pdfetltflg against the amount < f the Colony «-»Lt' tion to Imperial defence. Tb^y at uin>'. I 6ay that it will coon roach a tctul of t-r millions sterling, l*cau»e it is gvowfef *t436 words
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Article417 1907-12-12 365 i >a Nov. 20 K-iubs 6tood at S9 buyers m Yokohama. The Hon. John Turner, m.l.< arrived from Home by the P. A. O. mail 9teamer /< '•<". H.M S. PedtoH at IVmang has been m wireless communication with H.M.S. Kent Siagapot* Princs lukantaor of Cambodia417 words
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Article176 1907-12-12 365 TOW KAY SENT TO PRISON. ILLEGATIO3 OF ATTEMPTED BRIBEKY. A Chinese tuwkay nimad Liin IJun Kheng efore 31r Oreen, the se<2ond ssagistrate, r.Liv. on an aQegatioo of abetting the i_r t an ille^ il gratification of SoO i \K\ I>jnt, the Goveromosit Analyst. 3^- ooodoeted the case on behalf ol176 words
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Article119 1907-12-12 365 THE RUGBY TEAM. VV« *r* .bie bow to give the eovpodtioa R Igbf XV. T.»r Kuili Lumpur at itn If ail od the whole, m view of the D ..a* one difficulties there have been m It decidißg the li<Je. it is a food one, Vx-et-.Un-ly wei:119 words
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Article1087 1907-12-12 365 London, Nov. 1!M)7. I >kakkst Exile. Here we are a^rain enjoying the month sacred to fogs and Guy Fawkes. There have been a iot of little foglets, hut nothing really too bad, and the I Glory of Guv seems to have departed. I only satr one,1,087 words
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Article1699 1907-12-12 365 Present *Jis Excellency the Governor Sir John Anderson. His Excellency Major-'ienl. T. Perrott, C.li. The Hon'ble t c Col. Secretary Capt. A.H. Yottg. Ihe Hon'ble the Attorney-Genl. W. J. Napier. the Act. Col. Treasurer AT. Bryant the Act. Col. Engineer F. J. Pi?ott. the Act. Auditor-Gen. W. <1,699 words
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Article109 1907-12-12 365 Tii6 I*t liar l Maoicipftl ComMittiooefi are proposing *<» >uq two of Uwirouuketi themsrlv. em Iliog tb6 don wJuftbia Italia by auction daily or Moatlily, I ettittfjtbe fi^h^t.Ji.s al a low rata and by tb« hour. The peri km al first will l»o ihort T <« pravasl a M comer109 words
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Article1246 1907-12-12 366 This evening's game m the Association Shield ia one of the crucial fixtures of the competition, and we hope that both the West Kents second and the S. C. C. will be able to turn out at full strength. If the Club wins this game they will have1,246 words
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133 1907-12-12 366 On board the Proteus on the afternoon of the ~iUh and morning of tjie 30th ult Customs otticials discovered five tins of O| iuin secreted m the sailor's cooking range as well as a bundle cf opium dioss. In the wainscoting round the stewards133 words
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Article235 1907-12-12 366 A KACE IN THE RAIN Wednesday evening, Baatty'i craw defended their right to the Chieogmai Chal!eoi*r) Cup. A four stroked by Robinson were t he chalLedgers. Shortly after tive o'clock, the crews wen; taken over to Tanjoog Rhoo iii the umpire's launch, m which there were also several member*235 words
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Article264 1907-12-12 366 His Excellency the Governor has kindly contented to lay the foundation stone of the now Methodist Church at a quarter pjst five this evening and for the information of our readers we append the following short description of the building us it will appear when completed.264 words
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Article59 1907-12-12 366 la the Central Criminal Court Bangkok on the 28th alt three Chinamen who had been employed on the s.s. Drufar were found guilty of attempti»e to smuggle opium to the value of Tcs. 3,£00. They were each sentenced to a year's imprisonment m addition to a fine of Tcs. 3,500,59 words
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Article1153 1907-12-12 366 When the Appeal Court resumed yesterday, their lordships Justices Law, Acting C. J-, Thornton, {Fisher and Sercombe Smith resumed the hearing of argument m the appeal by the East Asiatic Company, from the decision of the Chief Justice m the small cause m which they were the1,153 words
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671 1907-12-12 366 S.C.C. vs WEST KENTS II This giuie which hid be«u ttttici»4t#J with SOMlitnUi iutere?t MM pU eveniug on the Esplanade befjie a crowd. The weather was fine tut the start and a wind was hlonhaii the ground. Liter m the lltanma tke r:im came down m671 words
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Article1138 1907-12-12 367 ,it>\\ THKY KEEP THE PRISONS. Continuing the history of Kedah as detailed m the flrßfl report of the Adviser to Government. Mr (i. C Hart, we tike the section devoted to tin- r\ iiue of the country, always an |i r. -ting, if not elevating, subject1,138 words
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Article1976 1907-12-12 367 (By Submarine Telegraph) (Renter* t Ayeucy Received, at 11--5 A.m. The kitting of the RjSchst&g yesterday was impended }esterday after stormy scene ii consequence (f Herr Paasche, the National Liberal leader attack iug the Gw« eminent \i± oonn€Ction with The «;imv scandals. It is stated tint Boelow threatened to1,976 words
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Article216 1907-12-12 367 Penan Dec 7. Received Dec 7, 1012 am. ValkmbrGsa Compa«v is pajingan interim dividend of lixpecca a s-hira which makes the rate fifty per cent for the year. The quiTititv of rubber barveetml during tbeei«;ht months April to November inclusive totals 144,584 pounds. Dec Bth, 10 4b v..in.216 words
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Article118 1907-12-12 367 (Compiled for the M Singapore Froe P. Date of pa^sin- Aojer; Nationality i I description of v^o* Captam'i v mo Who-.*- mi 1 wbtn ifled Deatinatl Xcv. J7 Dot ft:-.K; Baijchm Nov. f)i"-. *tr, Ri^jaai; da Boer Kotterdun, Oct i.6; Batavia Not. I JH Out. .s^r ,De118 words
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Article26 1907-12-12 367 have ued Morrhuo! Creosote -\t«-x:-uwdj m diseases of tbl efcMfc» j-' iallj BroDeh'uJ Caturr^ wilh tptonaid reai It-. rUntoUcited) WHliam Tfcomaa Owrxf I H..rtfcru, V.SA., M^.26 words
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Article800 1907-12-12 368 C«pit* f Capital issue Paid Jssacd paid ap Valae ap Company. Qu j.non $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tiu M. Co. Ltd 50 1300,000 225.000 10 10 Bruan- Limited 7. $600,000 600,000 10 10 Brusoh HydraulicTinM.ro. Lrd US £400,000 350,000 £1 £1 Dnif Development Co. Ltd £30,000 30.000 1800 words
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Page 368 Advertisements
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Advertisement467 1907-12-12 368 THE STRAITS TRADING Co., Ltd. 1. Notice i>> hereby given to all beaters of share-warrant* of the above Company that the subjoined resolution was passed at an extraordinary general meeting of the above Company held on the '22nd of October, 1907. and continued as a special resolution at an extraordinary467 words
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Page 368 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous464 1907-12-12 368 PASSENGERS. Per Dovre Mr and Mrs H. Beach, &nd Mr John Donno. Per Sri Muar Sisters Jokunia and Matilde. Per Speelman Mr Reumers, Mr Williams Per Rajah of Sarawak Mrs Dalhs, Mrs Wood. Per Perak Mr J. Little, T. Hart, Mr and Mrs Hogenboczine, Mrs Rannie, Mr Buxton, Capt. Maxwell,464 words
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Miscellaneous630 1907-12-12 368 CLEARANCES. Dec 4. Ban Yong Seng, Brit, str., Angus, for Pontianak. St George, Brit, str., May, New York. Dec 5. Providence, Nor. str Cornelinsen, for P. Samboe. Chowfa, Ger. str., Spiesen, for Bangkok. Pelayo, Brit, str., Lurcock, for Langkat. Kampot, Frch. str., Rose 3, for Saigon. Van Riemsdijk, Dut. str.,630 words
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Miscellaneous432 1907-12-12 368 VESSELS IN POUT Shle fUe Tons Master Arrived From <^onst»t.« tt OT Achilles Brit 4484 Thompson Dec 11 Saigon Minsfield Liv-, BanHongLeong ßrit 710 Rushton Dec 10 Bangkok Low Sam Ban'! Ban Whatt Hin Brit 195 Morrell Dec 11 Kuantan Straits Si Co Pali'n'i Ban Yong Seng Brit 280 Angus432 words
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