The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 9 February 1910
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly)
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Title Section18 1910-02-09 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. WEEKLY MAIL EDITION. THIRD SERIES WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1910. No. 1,176.18 words
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Article387 1910-02-09 1 m Pa..k f l he d\ Qrisia mmm i Elections si B anl T.irirt TiassliipMafl sj kid IIM l'"V. »-i #> S2 Populations aa<l Food tap ,s; iv.di* 1 5- i >-# j^^ M;itu- ol in<i .tv Nit v,- Stit S j 1 s v i'ovkt N BWH Bib387 words
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Article110 1910-02-09 1 Fcb 8 Til* >^4 45 Gum bier G.inbier Cube No 1 MM GambierCabf No. coni Peppsrßlac* (ori'm. 6'fort 1 4 S7-J P*pp«r, Whito (far buyers 25 0 NutaagtillOlofcka !*.>«• ls Nutmegs (SO to tilt HO 2*.ttC M»«« (Haiti BOTr Olotm (Aaboia* nOtt Buily Coffee (10% Black) WiJ r.;bcnM Cofii*110 words
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Domestic Occurrences.
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Article49 1910-02-09 1 Hf.v. an.— On Friday, February 4th. at Abbotsford, Singapore, the wife of E. D. HewaN of a sun. Livesey.— Feb. 7th to Dr. and Mrs. Livesey a son at No. 4 Goodwood Estate. At Institution Hill, on 7ih instant, the wife of H. P. Kinqhorn of a daughter.49 words
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Article143 1910-02-09 1 iLLGEN-WRiaHT.— On February B, 1010, at St. Stephen's Church, Ootaeainund, Nilgiris, by the Key. Dr. Borlaise, L L.D., Johana Georg Illj4en, Gudur, Nollore District, Madras Presidency, second sou of Horr J. Illgen. TreuD. Germany, to Avis Hilda, youngest daughter of the 1 .to Alexander Wright, planter, Pundalur, Sou h143 words
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Article72 1910-02-09 1 (Corrected up to Fcb 8 Bank 4 m s 8/* l demand 2/4 T 7 Private credits 3ms */*ii credits t» ni s 2/4 J France, demand Bunk 394j Germany, douiand 839| Inma, T. T 7 ;H Hongkong, demand t4f%*§ Yokohama, demand 114^ Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand titi72 words
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Article, Illustration992 1910-02-09 1 F d b 4 la South-E tStera Europe for a cecsiderable time past there has been a crisis that has kept Greecs ia a state of dangerous political confusion that might any day result m of 3n corffcct. The Government of Grcec3 at present is reslly the992 words
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Article195 1910-02-09 1 Although ther9 ihite seats yet to be determined, and that not till ten days henc^, the complexion of these is so well aecartained beforehand that the oustitu i>n of tLr new P^rlicim^nt can now bo declare! witn precision. 0 kuey and S'.ietUnd will, M that Island195 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement37 1910-02-09 1 Painful Breathing. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a very Taluable medicine for throat and lung troubles, quickly relieves and cures painful breathing and a dangerously sounding cough which indicates congested hwfes. For sale by all Dispensaries and I>ealers.37 words
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Advertisement55 1910-02-09 1 SIAM IN THE MALAY PENINSULA A Short Account of the position of Siam m the States of Kelantan, Patani Legeh and Sai. Reprinted from the Singapore Fret Press." Price 50 cent* DYSENTERY AND DIARRHOEA. BROWN'S SPECIFIC. To be had at the Singapore Dispensary and of Miss Brown, Grassdale, River Valley55 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous170 1910-02-09 1 THE WEEK. Tiie outward lniil of Jan 14th arrived by British ladia Sieamor on Bft'vrdty. The M M Ernest Simons brought Europe letters of Jan 1"> h on Mondiiy. In cors -<|u*ik»3 of to-moirow b^ing the Chinese New Year, this issue of the wokly is published on Wednesday. A change170 words
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799 1910-02-09 2 Feb 5 fa covrderiag the great question of Tariff Rdforai it has to be borne m mind that then dre two categories of import trade, t3 oalv OM of wlihb cm a Tiriff Apply. laip:>r*s for consumption within the country importisg are a pioper suSj ct799 words
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Article370 1910-02-09 2 It was only yesterday that some explanation was given m this column of the precarious political situition m Greece, with the Kins and X >yal family living m a state of humiliating suffirauce, and the civil government existing by the indulgence of military nflieuce. The more370 words
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Article1261 1910-02-09 2 Feb 7. It was the dream of Cobdu and the Manchester School that Eagland would continue to ba indefinitely, as it wis then, the wo' v shop and factory of the world, and that tie oVer nations, for most of their articles of consumption that were1,261 words
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Article1512 1910-02-09 2 Feb s Within two weeks of each other two eminent Imperiil statesmen, both of them entitled to spe^k for ludUn aduiiuisrrrt'i >n and its problMM, have made public declarations of policy rojtrding ladii, oao N£n€in£ the execu iva policy of the day, and the othar, m refdrenea1,512 words
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Article1716 1910-02-09 3 Frb. A very remarkable corresponded is punted m a recent Gazette of India Extraordinary," which is m itself an important icdex of the character of the relations subsiting between the suzerain Government of India and the Rulers of the Naive States of that dependency. With1,716 words
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Article363 1910-02-09 3 Tho sr_ 3cial Court set up by the Board of Trade, and cor sUtiae of bir Francis Mcwatt and Mr Dickirsorj, the police magistrate, has now given its decision ia the ciae of Mr TraUtet, who was refused a fir«t mate's ceitifioate oa the score of defective363 words
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Article247 1910-02-09 3 Recent events m India bring home pjoic forcibly than ever the urgent necessity of exercisiog greater control over boys m schools. There is no room for doubt now that there is a small section of the people of this country who ayr dettrmined to use247 words
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Article238 1910-02-09 3 With five steam tantcbea punk iv tie Hudsou River and another adrift aud probab'y lost, the men on the Atlantic flaet of battle ships lying off Kiverhide Drive were marooned on board by the drifting flofi that ca:a3 d'.wn the stream. The seaward rush of t238 words
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Article70 1910-02-09 3 Sergeant Joyce yesterday char^fl a M-ilay with cruelty to a cow by cutting cff a piece of its tail. The animal w.th it* cilt was trespassing acd the owner of the Und resented this. Veterinary Surgeon FJahaw gave evidence of the injury d -n9. The owner, a Tamil, said that70 words
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Article1254 1910-02-09 4 (From 0"r Special Correajioii'ltat.) The Tukf. L mdoo, J-icuirv 7. Th\t we are one* more ueariog the Hit racing season, is denrel by the publication of the en-rica for the Sp:iug Hmdicips. Viewed altogether, tl:°s* aie Katisf-ic:ory, as while ri:ere is a s'i^ht filling oil m some1,254 words
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Article481 1910-02-09 4 IS TILS LVTTEIi INFERIOR? •Mb Baukbu Says it is a Question of Treatment. As wo (T. of Ceylon) h ive already stated* the only new assertion m the American export opinion as to the respective merits of young and old plantation rubber, whioh was quoted the481 words
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Article193 1910-02-09 4 From Toulon comes a gruesome account of the suicide of a petty officer, which was committed with extraordinary obstinacy. He was employed m a school for tha technical instruction of officers, stationed at the dockyard, and recently he appeared at his post at the usual hour, there193 words
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Article1046 1910-02-09 4 The Kinta Rice week begins on Feb 22 and entries close on Feb 12. Ooe has do desire to do anything to crab the meeting, but looking over the programme it really sterns a bit astonishing thit an interesting three days inert can be got out of tne1,046 words
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Article884 1910-02-09 4 TWENTY MILES CF SODA. JLXrLORIRS ANI> LIONS. Renter's AfMHf has received farther details of the journey concluded by Mr Fred Sne.f .1 the wo. l- known engineer, m connexion w«th the projected railway to be BlWtfwN fi the Ujitnda Riilway to Lue Mii-'.ii wonderful lak*\ which is884 words
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Article94 1910-02-09 4 Canton has ljng baen celebrated for its gambliDg dens, where the gime of fantan has filled and emptied many pockets. The only uniform gainer has been the locil authority, which has netted something like .£1,000,000 a year from the sale of licdnses. It was decided some time ago that these94 words
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Article859 1910-02-09 5 Major Norton is a passenger by the ss. Syria troDi Kobe to Singapore. A Chinese wnman who had adopted Islumtom commuted suicide on Wednesday nich: by uking opium at Xj. 88 Hadji L me. J Tbe m^istetiil enquiry iu:o the allegi- ol murder made against Abduladad859 words
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Article312 1910-02-09 5 lour Non-Working Days. Chinose New Y ear commences on Thursday next Feb. lOtk, the day of the New Mwn. which is at 813 am. It is the commencement of the second year of Hsuan iUDg (there are variations of the sound of tins, according to the312 words
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Article264 1910-02-09 5 Bu KIT LINTAN<J. Messrs Gunn and Co., stato that the output of dry rubber for the moatb of January was 2,000 Ib 3. dry lubber. The corresponding total for last year was 130 lbs. and the total for the sev*n months to 31st January ll>lo, was264 words
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Article118 1910-02-09 5 The mortality returns for the last week m Januiry and for the month of Januiry are now to hand. In Singapore during the last week the ratio per mille was 38 9o for the whole month 36 42. Daring the month five Europeans died. The deaths from malaria118 words
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Article124 1910-02-09 5 There was a large gathering of members and friends at the Methodist Episcopal Church at Taiping on Friday evening to bid good bye to the Tamil Pastor, Mr B. D. Henry, prior to his departure to work m the mission field at Singapore. Mr Appa Row was124 words
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Article296 1910-02-09 5 FRASER CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR. To put it mildly the advance m Rubbers during the week has been little short of phenomenal, and the first month of the >»ew Year has more than confirmed the views of the most sanguine. Rubber— o>vicg to the strong demand for ready delivery, combined with296 words
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Article122 1910-02-09 5 Yesterday, a European named Arthur Wells was before Mr Calm m on the allegation of cheating. He had made the acquaintance of Mr A. J. Heaffy to whom he imparted the information that he was m the army and had inherited a fortuae of a million122 words
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Article107 1910-02-09 5 In September last Mahomed, Eusope and Pakiri, were charged by the Sanitary Dspaitment with removing persons suffering from small-pox, with failing to report case 3 of smallpox and with conveying persons suffering from this disease m public vehicles. Two of defendants were convicted, but Mahomed, who was sentenced107 words
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Article106 1910-02-09 5 Six Pathans were, yesterday, charged with breach of the Immigration Ordinance, by leaving the Cjlony without a permit. They were arrested on board the s. s. Chakrabhongs "by Mr Francis on the 2 ad instant, having taken passage to Bangkok. Mr Talma, Superintendent of the Immigration106 words
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Article190 1910-02-09 5 Observed m Hongkong. The comet, announced some days ago as having been discovered at Johannesburg, was visible m Hongkong recently for a short time just after sunset, low down near the western horizon. Ie would appear to have now about the lustre of a first magnitude190 words
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Article220 1910-02-09 5 Yesterday morning, Sevasamy and Pitchay, two Tiuiiig, were placed before Mr Wolferstan on an allegation of robbing a fellow countryman named Rirnani of four |5 notes m R ver Valley R:>ad, on the 23rd ultima. Court Inspector Ambrose prosecuted Mr Knowles defended the accused. Ramani sail that he220 words
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Article177 1910-02-09 5 The wrestling match at the Circus on Wednesday was a fine exhibition of strength and ability. From the first Kramer proved himself a good nun, but both were m fine condition. All through the first ten minutes Bresco was the underneath man and thcu2h half a dci3n times177 words
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Article111 1910-02-09 5 According tothe "Stambout, 'Sir W. Willcocks, British adviser to the Turkish Ministry of Public Works, claims to have determined the exact site of the Garden of Eden. Sir William places it at Hiirlah, a flounthing oasis some 250 kilometres north- west of Baghdad, m the centre of a desolate Mesopotamian111 words
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Article437 1910-02-09 5 Pengkalen is evidently soon to join the list of dividend paying Malay mines. That group has been one of the most remunerative m which investors have engaged. Its origin so far as England is concerned is to be traced to the labours of three men,437 words
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Article262 1910-02-09 6 Mr Gunter, of No. 1 Wiike Road h:is rp. ported the loss of a, gold ricg value S2tj irom hia ro«.'in. Mr Mallet, who has been assistant on Siadveroft Bobber Estate for close oh two v«ars, proceeds to take up a position as mincer <->f Sapin262 words
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Article322 1910-02-09 6 BvGia a::i> Javank k Frairr at Sx John's. A serious affray occurred at the qa*ratttice station p.- St. .< >hu\ isiaud on Tr.ursiwy night b-tvrc a n Javanese uud iiugis pi-^rims confined there. It iippp.irs that the trouble commenced 09 the morning <>f the I*l. About oce322 words
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Article278 1910-02-09 6 A Mt!<iy naraM Kassim was m thr- erap'ov of Robinson and Co. Oa the Ii h ultimo, he gare a- tewing machine, Talue $46, to another Malay named Ahmed. Tho la t ter was seen by one of the firm and er^.irits mu'id which \el to278 words
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Article1397 1910-02-09 6 Bankrupt's Serious Illnes3. Mr Justice Sercombe Smith dealt wuh the work m the BinkrupUJJ Court yesterday. Re the application for dischargt of Chia Kecg Beag, evidence was given by Dr. Galloway, who s*id he had examined bankrupt this wed:. He had been m his hands for many years.1,397 words
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Article310 1910-02-09 6 MANUFACTURE OF CURRENCY NOTES. Yesterday. Y;n Svri Kee whs before Mr C lioaftn for prniiininarv ecquirr ibto au Allegation of bel; g in possession cf mnletwli fir making currencj note*. Mr Crabb Watt", acting Depot j Public Prosecutor appealed tor the Crown. Chitf Detective iL&peclor Taylor laid t!;:t^ from information310 words
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Article106 1910-02-09 6 Yesterday, Captain Rushtov, master of the BB. l^ in Kong Liong responded to a sum. moon issued at the instarce of Dr Brooke, the Port Hoilth urn er, t) explain the circawstaneef under icbich it happened that o*B6 of imallpoi which occurred on bis ship on the106 words
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Article84 1910-02-09 6 Mr Howard had two mfn before Mr ColiniD, yesterday, for denliug m chandu dross. It was stated that while a man may buy dross, ho may not sell it so that while one of thR defendants might be convicted the other could not, as the ordinance made84 words
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Article37 1910-02-09 6 Dr Murray Robertson has gone a way to Deh on av,Bitto Mr Argyll Robertson.* his brother, the aforetime piper of the S V" A Dr. Robertson proposes to leave for Scotland m a co«ple of months time.37 words
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Article755 1910-02-09 6 The anmal general iueet n£ of the n bers of the S. V. C. was held m the Dt; Uali last evening, Colcnel Bruacrick pn- iug. Among those present were C.p E^art, Staff Officer, Capt Hilton, C BoDJsfield, Capt Thompson, C*pt Phil Lieutenants Hoi Jen Webb. UeweOrß,755 words
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Article151 1910-02-09 6 A L verpcol correspondent telcgraj lis to f. Times With a view to tx.il lug to e ,i-L port on the Atlantic scai>o;.id of NortL Amelia the benefit of its pMgraplliU Mtion as an importing and Ifrtlflithj, otattv. the freight managers of vaiious North Ata!, tic steamship151 words
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Article1301 1910-02-09 7 Qmi^mid agunt homines nostri est farrago liU lli Juvenal. The mail thit is to coone m this morning md several subsequent miils, will be over-' axeu with Faction literature, spokea and v. Tae vdrious values of the opinions ltd anticipations we shall be able to test,1,301 words
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Article331 1910-02-09 7 CHINESE GIRL SCHOOL. Ytttordaj afternoo-J, a very interesting function took plice at the Chinese Girls' School, of which Dr. Lim B >oa Keng is the founder. Ir was the occasion of the distribution of tha pr:/)s earned by the pupils and th 9 cbsing of the school for331 words
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Article80 1910-02-09 7 Yesterday, Mahomed, who had been tried last Sepieml>3r for doing an act likely to spread infectious disease, and sentenced by Mr Coloian to four months' imprisonment and appeiled, was retried on a charge of failing to report a cas3 of small-pox. Mr Mayhew and Dl Glennie80 words
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Article89 1910-02-09 7 On the 27th ultimo, a Javanese named Danni when driving a motor car m the evening, ran over a Chinese girl. She was removed to hospital and died shortly after admission. The result of the Coroner's enquiry wag that the child's parents were to blame. Yesterday Danni was89 words
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Article75 1910-02-09 7 Yesterday, there were at le*st a dox*i oasis of pjssissioa of and selling illicit ehanan, touting dispoaal at the police mrTS uuaiber of these were due to the vigiiauce udactiritj of Rsvecua Officer Funoa^tn. Mr Howard, the Httd of the Preventive Service, prosecuted. Iq one of the cises75 words
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Article183 1910-02-09 7 A Siugiporean at hjme at present writes privately The excitement hue over the elections is something tremendous. Tha Unguige living about from the top dogs cbwn to the most ignonnt Ridicil, would make you tit up to hear it. We are workiDg very hard m Aberdeenshira and hope183 words
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Article194 1910-02-09 7 A great improvement has taken place m the position and prospects of the Sereinban Estate Rubber Company, and although the annual report his not yet been issued, it is certain that the profits will b 9 much larger than were those for 1908, when a dividend of 38194 words
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Article317 1910-02-09 7 For our salvation from all ills to come We look not to the babbling of the crowd, Who*e yelling mouths pertain to spirits dumb, Being both inarticulate and loud. We dare not look to those whose impotence Follows like sheep its leaders through the fence. (iod317 words
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Article921 1910-02-09 7 The Xew Orlems his bsen patched up »y TdDJoDg Pagar and it is expected that she will for Eagland shortly under her own steam. Shipmasters proceading north will do well to note that the fog siren at C*pe (xamovd-, Japa.ii Sea, is temporarily out of order. liepairs are921 words
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Article19 1910-02-09 7 Mr W. A. Cuscaden, Inspector General of Police is a passenger by the Mongolia, due here on Feb. 25th.19 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement51 1910-02-09 7 HOW TO ENCOURAGE TRANSHIPMENT TRADE. Copra it is stated cm be shipped to London from Mmili at 28 C.jpra c-in be shipped from Singapore to London (providing always the Conference can fiad room for cargo, which it his failed to d-j nunj times Utelv) at 50 WHEN WILL SINGAPORE WAKE51 words
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Article819 1910-02-09 8 At the recent sale o! the collection of postage stamps formed by Mr W. McHutchin, a Lvbudn, I**s, 2 cents on li cents Wue, united, brought £7 St. The Malay tamby Ahmat who was charged with Kaasim for "abetting the theft, of a sewing machine from819 words
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Article631 1910-02-09 8 Six axd a Half inches or Rain. Vesterdav morning the Race Course district was a "lake. Its oveifbw passed along KiDdingKorbau and BuftiloKoads flooding the basements of many of the houses. The canal was ovei fbwing and Kindan^ Kerbau Police Station and its surroundings had a foot of631 words
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Article127 1910-02-09 8 l\ ia re j: or ted that Lew premises have bet-u acquired for tie Methodist Tamil Bjts 1 Scnool, now locate I m S-^rangoou II Kid, uear 11 ;ce Course Lane. The new school with be higher up the road and nearer to tho T*mil people who127 words
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Article178 1910-02-09 8 FARM REVENUE OFFICER CON VICTED. On Saturday, Bbaik Abu Bikar, formerly the Finn's ebief rtwnue Officer, Wii again befoie Mrde Meib on remand, on the allegation of cheating m respect cf $12 m Noteaiber Liat.the money being the maguterial award to an informer m an opium case. Mr Crabb Watt,178 words
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Article1429 1910-02-09 8 Ifm. Gallagher at Johohe. Yesterday at the invitation of the Johore P i^AMOciatio B .Mr Gallagher, Director of Agriculture, F.MS, gave aa interesting lecture to a large gathering of members and otbera at the Johore Hotel. His Highness the Sultan of Johore, h:uwelf a rub. ber-planter,1,429 words
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Article169 1910-02-09 8 A quiet but pretty wedding w«> c at the Church of ti.e Assumption, 111 ..Vi.i. Hany Harrop, Man per ci Dwnlop E I Bitiawaa, Dindin^s. \v;»> jjiii<-d m n. Miss Mabel Lecuie ILtrtia, only da-.-. Mr Jules Martin, pvteMT of KcSOT G Slot and Co, and Mrs M.-.rtiii.169 words
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Article144 1910-02-09 8 TRAIN HELD UP." There were some exciting incidents m ti> Northunil»3rland coalfield, where a number 1.4 miners are idle owing to the dispute DW t. eight hours agreement. A numl>er of tlie raen. us^sted bj tbel: wives and children, "held up a c.neri train at Shankhou^e, detached two vagoc laden144 words
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Article168 1910-02-09 8 Fortune Fotnh m an Ol&Bapi Mr Joseph D. Unacgst, a farmer li near Farmersville, about bar mil^s Iron Edbton (Phiadelphia has unexpectedly DOttit into possession of ?:{■»,< 00 m gold. For a number of years (6ayt» tho York Herald Mr Unangst bat had an old iron safe,168 words
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Article1667 1910-02-09 9 Thk Qoravoa'a OoffonATvumova The annual piize distiitution H the Bt .1 aeph's l^tiTu'ioa took plica on Saturday aheiucoa and was fairly well attende4 cotwirhstau d:n»: the heavy downp-ur of run. Am n*» those prtseLt were H. E S.r J;un Aud^rsou ar Mi»n Anderson, Ctptain Bteekley, ADC.1,667 words
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Article311 1910-02-09 9 Oa Friday, Mr Crabb Wat 1 Actiog Djputy Pubic Prosecutor, nude an application to M: Colin m for tun issue of a warrant of arrest against Mr Wee Tbeem Tew, i n tho ground that nt the receat Assists, he had grteß false evidence at the trial of311 words
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Article302 1910-02-09 9 TTader Patent Ltws various rights hwe been granted to J J. Ho>i and A G. Silinon of Ea^land for an invention for Improveuieuts m the treatment of mineral and vegetable oils to Victor Scho.'z lor an lLVcntion for improvements m obtaining put cicu chuuc etc; to G B302 words
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Article161 1910-02-09 9 Large Mustek of Volunteers. A Church Parade of the Singapore Volu iteer Corps was held at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday afternoon. Abcut fifteen officer! and 120 men fell m at tha Drill lla.ll at Beach Road and matched to the Cathedral he u led by the band of161 words
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Article308 1910-02-09 9 Death OF Mrs. Flora Baker eh a Wok k house. The melancholy vicissitudes of Mrs Flora Barbara Baker, an educated Irishwoman whom miafortonmto made "the 'ady matchsel'er at Piccadilly circus m the rammer of ll». 7, have ended m a workhouse at Bristol, where she died on308 words
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Article71 1910-02-09 9 Mr Tucker, who wa9 ac:i3ei>tal!y shot dead m the Mitale district m Ctylon on the '2'2dd ultimo, baing mistaken by bis friendds for a deer, was a guird on the railway and retired four years ago. after about 15 years' seivice. Tl c marriage took phce on January 28th at71 words
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Article1001 1910-02-09 9 Kuala Pahi Rlblkk E>tate. Subscriptions are iavited at par for 4*'\ 2*. shares m the Kuala Pahi Rubber E,tati Ltd Toe cornpiry has a capital of 4.S V m 2a. shares, Ihe ienriining ISO, 00 of which will be a lotted h$ fu'ly p~i»d to the vendor* m1,001 words
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Article771 1910-02-09 10 The Russians h*ve smarted m Peking a n^w^piper m English as their organ. Jewellery to the vilue of $233 disappeared from a "bouse m Gregory I\ice on Siturday. •S.veral large Para rubber treps m the Scooomk Oldens have fallen down as a result it the rl^d.771 words
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Article487 1910-02-09 10 HOMEWARD CONFERENCE RATES NOT UNIFORM. DOES IT MEAN A SPLIT? A novtl and remarkable development haa come over the combination of ship-owners (and ship-agents bound to thobe owcers) who are cjncercjd m the Homeward Conferenca. HitheitJ the rates for cargo have been uniform m the different lines487 words
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Article286 1910-02-09 10 Tiie annml meeting of the members of the Straits Branch of the above was held m the R.trl»s MfHeuni yesterday afternoon. The hon'ble DrGailowiy, President, took the Chair, and there wnre present, Mt ssrs H. N. Kidley (Inn. sec 1);- Hmrsch (hon. treat), W. Mikeo3ice(hou. libr V.A.286 words
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Article106 1910-02-09 10 A representative of the South China Morning Post" was informed recently by one of the leading members of the Hongkong Chinese community that for the present the project of the new Chinese Town Hall was m abeyance. This was not from any lack of support, however, but purely for business106 words
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Article345 1910-02-09 10 The annual report and accounts we are ininformed were submitted to a meeting of shareholders held on the 28 h Jmuarv and *c c considered and passed. Mr A J. W. Watkics was re elected a Director of the Company and Messrs Dirrick acd Co. were re-elected345 words
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Article296 1910-02-09 10 Singapore theatre goers are reminded that it is novr tima to bDolr for the amiteur p?r--f jrmances of H. A. Jones's comely, The Liars m the Victoria Theatre t Ms week ecd. M/ and Mrs Wright Motion and a Company of Penang amateurs are on tour, m the296 words
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216 1910-02-09 10 A CAUTIOUS (AND EXPENSIVE) EXPERT. There is widespread disappointment m Natal over the unfavourable report presented by Dr Hatch, the mining expert who was employed by the Government to inquire into the mineral resources of the Colony. The inquiry extended over 160 days, and cost more than .£4,000, but practically216 words
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Article83 1910-02-09 10 In the Malay States where thousands of Chinese are employed m Chinese owned tin mines it is the invariable custom that should a workman meet his death, while engaged on the mine, the mine-owners pay a sum of money to the family of the deceased as compensation. The other week83 words
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Article385 1910-02-09 10 Telegraph Clerk's Convi* ti n. Iq the Supreme Court, yesterda y m ,m. ing, Mr Justice T. Sercombe Smifh w AB engaged with an appeal from the <] -cis.oo of a District Judge. Mr R. S J liradiell appeared forKriunuel R>drigues, a government tp]^-aph clerk, who was convicted385 words
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223 1910-02-09 10 CASE SEXT TO A JURY. Ytftedaj afternoon. Mr Cowman continued the preliminary enquiry into the allegation of possession ot materials far the manufacture of counterfeit currency notes brought against Yap Swi Xi by the Crown. Mr Crabb Watt, acting Deputy Public Prosecutor, conducted the enquiry223 words
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Article108 1910-02-09 10 A Chinaman named Chan A Swi, a man of mature years, was yesterday charged by Mr Assistant Superintendent Savi before Mr (iieen. Mr Savi deposed that owincr to information received he uude a raid on No 2 Lavender Road on the ord instaut. When he entered the house108 words
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Article107 1910-02-09 10 Ko Bj Siang, a delivery coolie m the employ of Messrs Kitz Bros, was again before Mr Green, yesterday, on an allegation of the theft of $3 from the house of Mr B. J. Nathan. The defendant was left m a room alone for ten minutes107 words
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Article339 1910-02-09 11 3 v d*J morning. Court InsprcN r Am- m esurgfd Tau Kirn before L. E P W !f^rs--.n m the DUtrid Curt, with Lxm On, opium shopkeeper at Aver |:-jt de^oaed tbej on the morning < i the I, he vr.is coining into town to purchase efcaada and339 words
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Article166 1910-02-09 11 Cm b Com en ioks I -lut u»e thy Msulti if ue?nt n.: us I hPwi t! r\ Prii3 (Mi C W. i>irU(i P> itioa 100 7. G II II v 7^.- :y> 77:; \V H 55^ I 7- »i 540 209 7 10 '1 U m "r. 170166 words
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Article245 1910-02-09 11 Harbour DaptrtM&t aotify that tb« xrv fixed wLite light at Pul»t) A*gaa i diacaatißuad, *nd *11 tshiag light rusr installed, giving at!-. A ftvith order pnH light it also exhibited b tht batcon oil T*»joog l>%k*u, Noith L 3 raiU, which shows t>r ten iceosdi I for five.245 words
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882 1910-02-09 11 DAILY MAIL" EMPIRE DAY RIFLE CONTEST. CONDITIONS FOIi 1910. hJ 1 D n >' Ma Empire Day Rifle Contc 8 t ■•a, since its inception on Empire Day, 1900, ImpCrial tixture cf firßt magEi: i, r!E£*l V>iih oQl y three competitor, on May 24th, 1006. it ha* trown to enormous882 words
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Article63 1910-02-09 11 On Saturday last, a Tamil named Selapen was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisoament by Mr Green, for retainic* property of the value of $100 which had Ixen stolen from another Tamil a Yesterday! he was again brought before Mr Green w a witness against one Apuputi who was charged63 words
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Article345 1910-02-09 11 As Sir John Jackson has not paid up the £'svO which he forfeited over his accepted challenge on the granite qaestio*, Sir John Benn instructed his solicitor to send a letter to the Torj candidate demanding that the money thai be hnr.ded over to one of the345 words
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Article217 1910-02-09 11 On Friday, the -1 h Januaxr, the of the tirst day's elections, the />*</// Mail publ'.she.s a series of telegram from :ts correspondents throughout the Empire, expressing the hopes of the Vriikus Druish communi* tie-; for tbe result. The Daily Mail says Wbat the E217 words
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Article227 1910-02-09 11 Iv his president**! address on M Ancient ar 3 Modern Imperialism "at tbe meeting cf UiB Classical Association on 11th nit. Lord Cremer said the great Imperial problem of the future was to what extent some 850 rr:;'iious of British subjects were to govern themselves or227 words
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Article109 1910-02-09 11 The Chief Pie^deucj Mtgiatrato <>i Madras his xprefcseJ bis intention of coinmittiEg Mr J^\cp, formerly Aseut, and the uative easl ier of the Madras Brauch of the B^iik of' Burma, to tie sessions. The cb*rg€l are fulfein'cation of ai cunts, etc. L;>rd Ashton has built for bis nativa city, Liccastftr,109 words
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Article457 1910-02-09 11 "We (M.day Mail) called attention a day or two Bgo to the mistrust of the new ten cent pieces prevailing among Asiatics. In the instances which had then come under cur notice there had bi-en no apparent ground for rotpicion regarding the ccics, which rang true and seemed457 words
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Article258 1910-02-09 11 'To the Editor of the Pmacg Gazette.' Deab Sib, I think if; is about time that someOM pointed out the great differences m the than quotations m the Strait-, newspapcta, Take Arglo-Malays for instance on Tuesday, Febtnary 1» *v& what do we find Well, you cau see from258 words
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Article282 1910-02-09 11 TUb Piaaug Q-.zotte send us their e.\celleotiv printed au«J mounted umnoac, which Ins p-iitel ou it wLit is really a useful director? of IVnau^. A programme of the P*oaog Valuator! Kills Metttog, commencing r.txt Suodar, has reached us, soaie ot the Blent* bjuig fired off while tbe Corpi is m282 words
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Article1012 1910-02-09 12 Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious by the prospect of the Chinese New Year. The parody perhaps may be excused if not cordoned. Chinese New Year is poriibly one of the most interesting times of the round of months m this part of the world,Mayo - 1,012 words
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Article1062 1910-02-09 12 The sleek and bLining creatures of the chase We hunt them for the beauty of their skin. Tennyson. Wbea Siti was yet a child her parents died, and her auat took clnrge of her. Though the child of a M*lay she had the Hindoo type1,062 words
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Article991 1910-02-09 12 [Although now thirty ye ire old, and per haps ancient as regard 9 detail*, bearing m mind the researches t hit have been cirned Z by explorers and collated by scientist*, the work on I.Und Life by Dr A. R. Wallace contains very much that is investing to991 words
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Article1154 1910-02-09 12 He sat hunched up, not huddled up, f )r he was independent m spirit and his clothe*, if ragged, clothed him sufficiently for hu needs. With kneas drawn up to chin, hands nursing his face, he looked out on the world with eves which showed little fear ofMayo - 1,154 words
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Article405 1910-02-09 13 A meeting of the Committees was held nil g n the Exchange, those pres«nt Mr P, W. M^ia (bosk sec) Messrs i: A. Stereos, A. I). Machado, 11. V. M iWyesjue, C K. Craig, Uev. H M. R «ljose, ,V. D. Allan. A. T. D K. Sometvillf, p.405 words
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Article156 1910-02-09 13 A rihiilw mslltff was yesterday brought re Mr Coiman on a charge of criminal a sipp-op: ittion of >50, the property of Mr eri. f he proprietor of the Mif eking Bar. >mp!dinint said that he went to Tetafc Aye, mirket to purchase provisions, usd on the156 words
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Article144 1910-02-09 13 >j J^n. 7th Detective Inspector Nolan iad Sergeaut Garside made a raid on a hut .a the neighbourhood of Holland X >ad and v rested Ue Lmg Lisa Kirn S^ee, and Lim Sin ia tlid act of making counterfeit coins, *eicg m possession of a complete equipment for144 words
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Article703 1910-02-09 13 The Royal West K*nt Raiment h*s armed at QeJeattl from Uirjeeling fur the cold rather training. In the tie for the ladies' golf champion*oip at Calcutta, Mill Carver b 2 at Mrs Lamond Walker bj 6 up ani 5 to play. A young Milay nira^d Etihmat703 words
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Article148 1910-02-09 13 Business m Korea, according to the Seoul correspondent of the North China Herald, is m a very parlous state, and tbere^does not appeir to tn any prospect of immediate recovery. Whether it is due to the still unsettled state of the country, or to the ousting of Koreans by Japanese148 words
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Article647 1910-02-09 13 To-diy is the Comeae new year eve and for the npx*; week or so the members of that community will mike interesting riot throughout the" to^a. Cracker fi-icg begins at niiduight and may ba ciatinuel till bix o'clock m tjie morning and will also ba allowed on647 words
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Article126 1910-02-09 13 Serious State of Affairs. News reached Singapore yesterday of serious 11 )odiog which his occurred at Kotft Tinggt, «L>hore, dv? to the exceptionally heavy rainstorms which have prevailed of late. The place is little better than a lake arid storm wa'er is tour fce f high126 words
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Article64 1910-02-09 13 Mapr Frederick William Kn, now of the 97th Infantry, his b>en appointed to the coinraind of theO'.t.h D^ccaus, m succession to the late Colonel Htwke*. who died roar Aden on nis way out recently. Major R^a is of the Border Rw*. ani his cireer m the army64 words
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Article75 1910-02-09 13 A Rugby dinner is to be given at the Hotel eh l'Europe on March 10 as a farewell to Dr Black, a keen rugger mao, who will be levying for hoina shortly. Sir Arthur Young has kindly consented to take the chair. About 6ixty enthusiasts will sit75 words
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Article903 1910-02-09 13 ANNUAL MEETING LAST BIGHT. The acniiil congregational meeting wia held ia the Church list evening, thpre beiug a iLrg* attendanc3 oi nie-nbers of the Church, adherents and sympathisers. Tba Minister, the Rev. W. K-nciuian, preside 1 aud the proceedings comneucei with "Pieas*nt are Thy Coutts" and prayer.903 words
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Article27 1910-02-09 13 The Honorary Secretary of tie X ntaGvmkhana Club wishet us to remi id owners and trainers that entries close at <J pm. on Saturday 12th.27 words
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Article1754 1910-02-09 14 CLAIM AGAIN3T ORIGINAL TRUSTEES. The case of W. L Watkica and H. P. liai^by v. T. H Sjhst and J. A. D^ Sow.i came on for hearing m the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr Justice T. Serconibe Smith. Mr H. Cookfl Y«i borough appeared for the1,754 words
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Article133 1910-02-09 14 Jctepb, a Hebrew, went on M >ndav to :i ceile > shop m Bencoo'ei Street and c tiled for refreshment iv the form of cc ffee and eggs. This WiH p»rt:ikeu of, but when the bill was present til he tried to pay it by tlowt.133 words
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Article135 1910-02-09 14 lutpeetor Crcuoh, T«ujong P,.gar Djck Po'ice, >thttrddv cWr< 1 a Tamil leTaoue officer with eraeptiogan illegal gratification cf twenty C3ut»\ and a Chiuauiau with abetment. TliO Ciiiuamau was iv a gharr? leavic^ the wharf. A constable said he saw the uvrnue IHcer get the nooej and he135 words
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Article29 1910-02-09 14 The martir^e wjII tile place at Easter of Riv. R'cHrd Gee, P. i* cipal, Bishop's College, Calcul and M'sa Annie Rboda Copleston, xoucger daughter of the Metropolitan cf India.29 words
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Article516 1910-02-09 14 A S2OO Bribe. Yesterday. HoDg Kit Neo and Hong Pit \eo two Chinese women, were before Mr Colman on remand for using a home fir the purpose of carrying on a •'Chap Ji Xi btterv at 11 Tra, Street on the 22ad ultimi Hong Kit Xeo516 words
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421 1910-02-09 14 At the second ineetiug for the session of tbe Liverpool Geographical Society, nndor the presidency of Colonel James Goff^y, yD j r. bono*ary secretary of the society, Mr Fred. W. Knocker, r z.g M late of the Federated Malay States Ci.il Senic?, delivered a421 words
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Article64 1910-02-09 14 The ftjrt of jettisoning the cargo of the Feurst B'swarck at Havre, m order to get her irloit, will entail a heav? general average on cargo underwriters. It appears that she has thrown overboaid 3,050 pigs of lead, 4.930 bags of coffee, 40,000 casts of fruit, and 4,700 cases of64 words
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Article182 1910-02-09 14 Crop Returns and Market Price. (From ovr MM Correspondent Per an g Ftb A special London cible drives details of the issme of the prospectus cf Padac* Java Rubber Company to-day. Th« noaiiual capital is £55,000 i Q WOjOCO two shilling bhares. Of these 215.000 are offered182 words
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Article325 1910-02-09 14 Messrs F. W. IJirker and Co., u£<-Lt.« the undermentioned COiap&Llttf stud Us tbi January returns. L.VNAI'i:'. 'X. Crop harvested "7, Jan. 1909, 1- 6 Lkdi tky. Crop h^rrested 8,048. Jan. 1909, 2.7 £m< ;.\roi:K am* JoBOKC Crop lnrve&led 8,160, J\in. 19U9, &47. Savdtcboi i Crop harvested325 words
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Article50 1910-02-09 14 F. M. S. TIN EXPORTS. [From tmr -+m >.- KoaU L'ixpot, f I b. Tho Tin Rttuin^ for Jfjuiry ifa ir tk Perak exported 34,108 piko'l, BeUtj 22,546, ;icd Hcgri Sembilau 2.801. The drcrer.se cf the t!ire" S tfm MB Itl to 10,828 piM, white the toratM imdut^ amounts to50 words
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Article50 1910-02-09 14 Next Planters' Me. ting. The Planters' Association of Milhv. In I tneir next meeting here on Feb *J7th at 11 a.m. The agenda includes consideration of the Bscevolent Fund, the Kelantan Disfricl Planters' Associaticn, the (juestion of Para seed oil. Also the Planters' Conference of l.l' 1 and general business.50 words
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Article74 1910-02-09 15 Kutla Lumpur, Feb. 3. I c foUov incr official oh inges are gazattsd. Mr K. J. Wilkinson from secretary to Reeideat, lVrak. to Resident of Negri SMibtlav, vice Mr E. L. Brcckman. Mr »livor M irks becomes secretary to Resident, iVrrik, ittd Mr Fleming on his return will74 words
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Article38 1910-02-09 15 A "Very" Str:ng Wind. Penan e, Feb. 3. ■ftaaagraaßt of the Government li .s issuel an official deuiU thfl Daiffl u^er weot a^rcund, and dethtt she v.-^s morelv uuable to move j hi the strong wind.38 words
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Article76 1910-02-09 15 mm vm CorrewpoudeiUA Koala Lumpur, F«b 3. In i\\c appeal of Towkaj Yap If m Chin, ;s concluded his opening sp( :ch I »r tr:*' plaisliff, the miiu conteutioLS nng bat Urn Umishment Eaactinent wai ultra vires .Hi-! that the plaint ft has been sueWbi ll76 words
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Article156 1910-02-09 15 THE POLISHED RICE THEORY. Latest Variation. ifnu: :/r c; G rrttflamietUJ Penang, Feb. 8. The I'.Daosr Gailtts i« a leading article »tatei th.it DiQton Fraser and Stanton h&wt practically definitely proved the rice v of the ciusition of beri bbii m a riiiiphiet entitled "The Etiology of B^ri156 words
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Article249 1910-02-09 15 INTERESTING MEETING. Ipoh, Feb. 3. The anuuil meeting of the Perak Cb iin- er t" Mines was held yesterday afternoon. The Presideut, Mr Brasb, outlined the rk done duriug the year, the chief cf which was obtaining a rebate on railway freights. A petition had been sent m249 words
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Article61 1910-02-09 15 (frmm >>nt mm Correspondent Ipoh, Feb >rd. A Chinese doctor has been arrested at Menglembu for the attempted murder of hi 9 cook. < >q Tuesday night a Sikh policeman going 'o the assistance of Chinesa householders at i^pdD, who were attacked by gang robbers, was shot61 words
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Article27 1910-02-09 15 Penang, Feb 4th. Twenty houses have been destroyed by Mre at Kuala Muda m Kedah. The coco-nut plantation was much damaged by the fire.27 words
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Article66 1910-02-09 15 Penang, 22 pm. The inquest into the cause of the deith of a Chinese towkay, who was reported to hive died of fever, but whose body on exhumation was found to bear numerous wounds, has resulted m a verdict of murder against some person or persons unknown.66 words
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Article68 1910-02-09 15 'I'm-.,, mr n Coms&ohdmrj Tn€ H-dicil Conferenc3 here this we: I: II Laely to be txcepiioniliv interesting, owing to the bari-bari pimphlet and the reported discoveries regarding the anopheles mos'jUltO. In the cricket match Ku ila Lumpor v tna Oautitiont, the latter made 127, the Towa making68 words
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Article59 1910-02-09 15 {From our own Correspondent.) Poatng. A Gymkhana will be held at Alor Star on Saturday next and the prospects are most promisiug, the entries being Urge and including several Penang horses which their owners are taking OYer. It is statid that the K*d*h Government has abolished the59 words
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Article31 1910-02-09 15 \jFrom cur </:<■// </, nesfo threw.) Penang. The display by the ti-e brigade heie on Suurday w.is most successful and crowds numbering miny thousands watched the life saving, drills etc.31 words
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Article22 1910-02-09 15 (Fr<>,,< our own Correspondent,) Penang Pcb 7. Major Hayes of the Middlesex Regiment has arrived here to inspect the voluateers.22 words
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Article67 1910-02-09 15 Appeal Dismissed. (Fr<>m o>ir on'ii Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 5. The Appeal Court this morning dismissed the appr 11 of Yap Hon Chin m the Pudu Temple case with costs, without Counsel for the respondents having to reply. The Counsel for plaintiff discussed the method of67 words
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Article30 1910-02-09 15 Kinta Rices promise to be a grreat success under the secretaryship of Mr J>_>uglis Oiborne. It is understand that the Sultan of Johore is cDmmg with his horses.30 words
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Article36 1910-02-09 15 Penang, Feb 3. The e-ioket mitch Colony vs the Fdderated Malay States has fallen through as Perak and S clangor are unable to agree as to where the match should be played.36 words
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Article50 1910-02-09 15 Penang, Feb 3. Two well-known Chinese rims hore m the locil baziar which have up tiil now hem considered sounil, failed last week, though business generally is stated to be showing considerable improvement, acd Penang is m a small measure experiencing the benefits of the rubber boom.50 words
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Article21 1910-02-09 15 PenaDg, Feb 3. The only daughter of Mr Jules Martin of th 9 International Hotel has been married.21 words
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Article36 1910-02-09 15 Our Kuala Lumpor Correspondent wires that owing to a break-down ou the Johore Line at the 4)4 th mile, near Rsngam, no mails can pass through for Singapore to-day (Saturday) or until further notice.36 words
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Article31 1910-02-09 15 Mr Brockman, British Resident, vlsit9d St. Paul's Institution at Ssremban yesterday. The reception which took place m the School hall, included a «oog of welcome and an address.31 words
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Article1468 1910-02-09 15 (By Submarine Telegraph.) [Renter* 4 Agency) Received Feb 3. The R\val Commission on the trade relations between Cmadi and the West Indies has r 3n opened ill Jimaica. The witnesses declare that it is impossible to grant preference to Canada as the Uui 1 id States is Canada's best1,468 words
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Article53 1910-02-09 15 (Fro iii our own Correspondent.) Kuili Luinpor, F<sb 8. The Performance of the Penang Amateurs of "The Liars" was most successful. It was highly appreciated by a r >o«l audience. The eltc'iic light failed m the fi -st interval, but was got bick into oparation53 words
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Article39 1910-02-09 15 The lectures of Sreejut M. Rimachandrum at the Masonic Hall on "Symbolism)" *nd The Soul were well attended by Europains. The lecturer is a striking personality, a Brahmin, aud a fltent and eloquent speaker m English.39 words
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Article86 1910-02-09 15 Among the vast list of things which might have bean put differently, honourable mention should be given to this from a country paper The liev. -occupied tha pulpit at Church last Sunday. It will now be closed three weeks for repairs." To this may ba added another ecclesiaticil matter. The86 words
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Article1114 1910-02-09 16 February 8. RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Cap Issu.. Paid. t i UstDit Bjj b R t l 85,000 2/ 2/ Allagar Rubber Estates Ltd 4 f I 150.000 2/- 2/- AngloJlalay 2 10 8 0 0 8 5 80.000 1 1 B*tu Caves 10 a, 80 0 8 5 80,0001,114 words
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Article277 1910-02-09 16 Dec. Jan. Total. Allagar 2,000 2,000 Anglo Malay 53,489 49,006 Ayer Molek 2,005 Ayer Kuning 200 Balgownie 7,334 8,607 55,413 (10) Banteng 1,044 4 922(8) Batu Village 842 2,483 (6) Bcrtim 14,900 12.500 Bakit Kajang 1,618 2,146 5.736 (6) Bukit Rajah 32,3f3 204,', 05 (10) Bukit Lintang277 words
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Article104 1910-02-09 16 Dec. Jan. PikuU. Belat 425 40 Braang 174 Bruseh 221 Ohendai Lode Chenderiang GopeDg 600 760 Jeher Kanaboi 463 Kinta 500 SCO Kinta Association 1,450 500 Kledang Kramat Pulai Kuantau 60 Lahat 641 630 Mecglembn Lode 150 286 New Gopeng 200 200 Pabang Consolidated 1,000 Pen^kalen 500 500104 words
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Advertisement15 1910-02-09 16 FRASER& CHALMERS, L<L Manufacturers of Mining I Metallurgical Machinery. Adamson, GilfiUan Co., Ltd. Eastern Agents.15 words
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Advertisement41 1910-02-09 16 PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS. Always m stock Cameras, Plates, Paper Films and every kind of Photographic mat* rials. Developing and Printing executed m good style and with despatch. Price list free. KONG HING CHIONG Co 104, North Bridge Road Jan 6 6 141 words
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Miscellaneous511 1910-02-09 16 CLEARANCES Fel> 5. Kennel>ec, Brit. str. f Beyun, for Boston and New York via Malabar Coast and Red Sea. Banka, Brit, str., Mayne, for Anarabas and Na'unas In Gienavon, Brit, str Woolfenden, for Hongkong, Sbiin^hai and Japan. Vord, Nor. str., Haraidsen, for Saigon. Ipoh, Brit, str., Olsen, for Penang via511 words
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Miscellaneous488 1910-02-09 16 PASSENGERS. Per Perak Rajah Alang, Mr Paterscn, Mr Willis, Mr H. Armstrong, Mr Murray, Mr €obb<\ Messrs Stiven, Drysdale, T. H Gibb Kam Hock Chye, Tai Jiak Pch, Vade, Twine Tan boo Hock, Gordon, Connel. Foster. Per Hebe Mr Robet, Mr England. Per Tee3ta Mr and Mrs E. F M488 words
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