The Straits Budget, 27 December 1900
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section126 1900-12-27 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.’ The Straits Times is widely read throughout Asia generally. It circulates in Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, and French Indo-China. Established over Half a126 words
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THURSDAY, 27TH DECEMBER. DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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Article43 1900-12-27 1 IL G'i'Hi.i..—On the 23rd Nov., at 32 I M..;int Ealing, the wife of I; uV'rjM M. I>kadi>ki.l, barrister-at-law, I *1 -OR. \r The Cottle, Chaneeiy Lane, on I h\. the 2711 i instant, the wife of I >ii\ llmnmk. of a daughter.43 words
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Article170 1900-12-27 1 11 f* AL. I Market Quotations. I 'hipping News. I List. I By the Wav. I I'ut.lir H»‘aith. I Ihe S r <\ l oams in Perak. I Mr. Felton Beil. I of Lidy (’ox. I *hf* Funeral «f Lady Cox. I In Memoriam. I Anthony's School.170 words
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Article602 1900-12-27 1 S NiAfoua, 27Th Dec km bek. 1900. PKOIHJOK. i fable* •ire correct-wi t-o iuum Gambior 8 20 Copra Bali, o.«5. do Poniianak r, 00 Pern er, Black,.. buyers 29.25 *do White, (5/, 43.00 Sago Flour Sarawak ,.3 05 do Brunei No. 1 2.90 Pearl Sago 3 HY Coffee, Bali,602 words
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Article266 1900-12-27 1 The mail for Europe, this week, leaves by tiie P. AO. Clyde. The mail tor Europe by the German s. s. 1\ Heinrich is timed to leave on the 6th Jan. The mail for Europe, next week, is tixed for the M. M. Uceanien. -The mail266 words
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE “STRAITS TIMES.”
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Article50 1900-12-27 1 Hongkong, 22nd December. Chang-chi-tung notifies that the Hankow Consuls have an edict authorizing a selected section of the river bank near uchang to be opened to foreign trade and as the site of the future terminus of the Canton-Hankow railway. The preliminary regulations are already issued.50 words
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Article16 1900-12-27 1 The Kansu rebellion is becoming more serious. It is assuming an antidynastic character.16 words
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Article27 1900-12-27 1 There is a rumour that the Court moves elsewhere—a Chinese newspaper mentions Keng-ctiou-fu. near ichang, or Wuchang, as the future residence of the Imperial Court.27 words
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63 1900-12-27 1 Hongkong Dec. 24th. The Note of the Foreign Ministers to the Chinese Government covers all the UenoiD demands. At Berlin, it is considered eapedient that the German troops are not to leave the province of Chihli before these demands are complied63 words
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32 1900-12-27 1 The Colony of Hongkong has invited the Duke and Duchess of York to visit the Colony. No reply to the invitation has been received.32 words
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128 1900-12-27 1 Later. All the Foreign Ministers at Peking signed, to-day, the above mentioned note which was prepared on Saturday. The diplomatic cocps there sat at the residence of the Senior Representative. The128 words
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REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.
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75 1900-12-27 1 London 22nd Dec. Owing to the Boer invasion of Cape Colony, martial law has been proclaimed in twelve additional districts there. There is reason to believe that the cavalry brigade at Aldershot will be ordered to South Africa,75 words
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Article44 1900-12-27 1 The same correspondent says that there are grave fears of the colonists of Dutch descent joining the rebellion which is now spreading in the Colony. The want of drilled amounted troops Ik now severely felt in South Africa. C44 words
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Article25 1900-12-27 1 The British forces strongly hold the strategic points on the banks of the Orange River in the reaf of the Boer invaders.25 words
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Article15 1900-12-27 1 The Senate at Washington has passed the amended HayrPatincefote Nicaragua Canal Treaty.*15 words
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56 1900-12-27 1 I Arad on 24th, Dec. Government has for the immediate despatch of reinforcements to South Africa. The Australian Colonies and New Zealand are being invited to send further contingents of mounted men. 3,000 horses, over and above the usual monthly56 words
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Article15 1900-12-27 1 General French routed 2,500 Boers near Krugersdorp on the 19th inst.15 words
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13 1900-12-27 1 Another Boer commando has entered Cape Colony.13 words
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Article19 1900-12-27 1 Kimberley is seriously threatened. The railway has been torn up in three places beyond De Aar junction.19 words
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Article39 1900-12-27 1 The Standard Bank, in view of the gravity of the situation, have removed their assets at Graaffreinet, Aberdeen, and Cradock to Port Elizabeth. The assetB in other outlying places have been removed to Capetown.39 words
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64 1900-12-27 1 London, 25 th Dee. Commandant De Wet is in the neighbourhood of Senekal. General Clements has defeated 3,000 Boers who had five guns, under Commandant Delarey. The Boers were entrenched along a line of kopjes. The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and the Borderers stormed64 words
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Article18 1900-12-27 1 About 5,CK O men and 8,00o horses will be shipped to South Africa early in January.18 words
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Article21 1900-12-27 2 The Colonists of Dutch descent in the Cape Colony are elated at the proof the Boer invaders there.21 words
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Article20 1900-12-27 2 It is openly stated that the whole district of Victoria West has joined the raiders.20 words
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Article19 1900-12-27 2 The lines of communications in the Colony are practically unguarded owing t the insufficiency of troops.19 words
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Article45 1900-12-27 2 London, Dec. 26tk. Lord Kitchener is at I)e Aar Junction in Cape Colony taking measures to crush the Boer invasion. The British troops have occupied Britstown in the west of Cape Colony, unopposed. The Boers retired in the direction of Prieska.45 words
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Article43 1900-12-27 2 The Emperor William has conferred on Count von Buelovv, the Chancellor of the Empire, the Order of the Black Eagle. This is regarded at Berlin as specially significant on account of Count von Buelow’s attitude in the Boer war.43 words
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Article14 1900-12-27 2 London 27 tb Dec. The Trench Senate has passed the Dreyfus Amnesty Bill.14 words
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51 1900-12-27 2 President McKinley has forwarded the Hay-Pauncefote Nicaragua Canal Treaty, as amended by the United States Senate, to London, but he refrains from commenting on it. The London press remains calm on the subject, but says that the treaty in its amended form is quite51 words
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Article45 1900-12-27 2 Large numbers of troops have been sent to the Cape Colony from the districts to the north of the Grange River. Very few colonials have joined the invaders. The British troops have occupied Britstown, unopposed. The Boers retired to the north.45 words
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Advertisement87 1900-12-27 1 t post free price of the Straits Times iUavear or The post free price 9 r stmit'x Itud'fft is $3» year, or 40/\l not necessary to subscribe for a year. for shorter periods are a2 ne proportionate cate of price as for a v»*;ir. i'heS/»«to Hutioet van he sent to87 words
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Obituary68 1900-12-27 1 DEATHS. At on 22nd December, Marie i.t !K. the wife of Sir Lionel Cox, Chief ".-n.eoi the Mraits Settlements. R. I. P. I \t -ji Snphia Road, on 22nd Dec., Mr. K Ukopley, chief clerx to the I H*'iiliMit-liener.il, F. M. S. I U\ the 27th Nov., at 1 Lockyer-road,68 words
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Article1663 1900-12-27 2 We hear on good authority that there is a movement on foot to start a Rifle Volunteer Corps in Singapore composed of British Eurasians. Hongkong seems to be jealous of Singapore’s good fortune in the matter of the approaching visit of the Duke and Duchess of York to this Colony.1,663 words
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Article678 1900-12-27 2 Thkre is a pick-up cricket match on the 8. C. C. ground on Monday afternoon. The official rate calculating exchange compensation for t he current month is 2/1] per dollar. Mr. E. H. B*dl has heeu appointed Chief Police Officer and Assistant Protestor of Chinese at Malacca.678 words
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Article687 1900-12-27 2 GERMAN AMBITION I The hankering 0 f G ernian coaling station in the Far I ing uneasiness in Java. I» j s r v I Germany has now 8n island in Netherlands leaked out that, a short tin* retired ollicer of the German I up plans for a687 words
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Article80 1900-12-27 2 f t A Chinaman, on being asked fishermen Hid not join 1,1 j| e Regatta at Sandakan, r Englishman lighten he cOIUI like play just now.” a They were waiting dinner in Sandakan and Captain ff arrived. Presently a shP “t I ri handed to the host hearing80 words
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2083 1900-12-27 3 subsequent to the sale uC al Blue Funnel boats to the a:i unusually large number of ‘and mates found themselves re without employment in Singa- Captain George Lingard, dandy, tnd scamp, swaggering among H'* 7' v,i come to the conclusion that (l n.bing, so far2,083 words
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Article158 1900-12-27 3 THE S. C.C. TEAM IN PERAK. YESTERDAY’S* FLAY. (Special telegram to the Straits Times.' Taipirtg Friday after no m. The Singapore eleven opened their match with Ferak to-day. Singapore won the toss and went to the wicket first. The wicket was dead and tricky. Singapore were all out fi»r 94158 words
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Article48 1900-12-27 3 We regret to announce that Lady Cox, wife of Sir Lionel Cox, the Chief Justice, died at Leonie Hill” this morning, after some days’ illness. The funeral takes place this afternoon, the service at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd being at 5 o’clock.48 words
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Article58 1900-12-27 3 On Dec. 14th, the betting on the Viceroy’s Cup (to be run on Monday next) was as follows: 7 to 2 gainst Cherry to 2 Stand Oft 5 to l Merloolns »j to l Stßiihroy 8 to l Tubal Cain 10 to 1 Plutu-* 10 to 1 Toxtelh58 words
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Article1722 1900-12-27 3 lk>mntf dirxff no* My motto this week—borrowed bodily from the City of London—is not to help out any humble contention of my own, but it is one I would suggest as a subhead for the use of Editors and others who have to probe such problems as1,722 words
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Article1576 1900-12-27 4 (Ihf German Mail.) CHINA. Captains Wingate and Ryder, who accompanied the German expedition to Kalgan, have returned to and report than, besides Captain WattsJones, ten or twelve Scandinavian missionaries and one Englishman have been massacred at Kueih-wa-chang by orders of tne laotai; also 1U0 native Christians have(Ihf German Mail.) - 1,576 words
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Article88 1900-12-27 4 By the German mail arriving yesterday, we received the following postcard, dated Port »Said, Dec. Ist, 1900: Signor Elton Bell, Veterinary Surgeon eame on board my ship at Bombay very sick. He died in the Red Sea. He a*ked me to please notify Singapore. 8. Canape, Commander,88 words
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Article96 1900-12-27 4 British Museum Newton, the archaeologist, was a capital story-teller, and Mr. Hare, in his final contribution to The Story of my Life,” just issued, has preserved two or three of his tales. One is of a spiritualistic seance, where an old cockney was informed that the spirit manifested96 words
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Article515 1900-12-27 4 REPORT FOR 1899. The .Straits Settlements Medical Report far 1899 is signed by Dr. Simon as P. C. M.O. It says that enteric fever is on the increase at Singapore. The general health of the Straits Settlements during 1899 may be said to have been good. With the515 words
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Article1264 1900-12-27 4 An American transport passed through the port eastward yesterday. Fraser and Neave send two copies of the Singapore and Straits Almanack for 1901. The British transport Loodiana(SoA~) passed through the port from east to west at 8.30 this morning. Mr. Isemonger, for many years Col mial Treasurer1,264 words
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Article95 1900-12-27 4 There travels an Earl in the h• No lands are too tar, 11 reauchamp; Of aristocrats, not the least, He is known by the mime BeauchampSome surnames are out "t <’ ur You see, there is no one to"^ Though H,E,A,C,H, spells 1( This is n-l ttie right95 words
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Article28 1900-12-27 5 x h.kam from Calcutta Btates that r nins won the Paddock Stakes. u .f j, ivial Stakes were won by Cherry, J.,,:’: -econd, Toxteth third.28 words
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Article44 1900-12-27 5 M ss. Indus from Marseilles- r Suave, Duff, Blaine, Jose Van Harrevelt, J. M. Musschenj chasseriau, isemonger, -veil* Mr»- Duval, -Mrs. Ke y» Mrs. r apt. Lyne, and Mr. F.Gaggino. v Voloinho— Mr. Paul Humbert r J f lr J Muhel.44 words
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Article166 1900-12-27 5 Saturday afternoon, tlie first t ,)‘i«tribiitiori of prizes took place \uiiioiiy B School The room was Tastefully decorated. The mili- r iU ,i present, and a programme iinental and vocal music and was creditably got through. r u number of scholars was Mr. Klcum, Inspector of vis166 words
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Article200 1900-12-27 5 I'h* funeral of Lady Cox took place Saturday afternoon. Sir Lionel tn** bereaved husband, and a large i >1 g.MUlemeil attended the to the Church *»t the Good There Father Rivet and hoir chanted the funeral service, ih»* solemn Lue'fii nos iJomvne was •ned. and200 words
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Article287 1900-12-27 5 A* okding to the Press Association, **rror which some time ago crept r ‘> an official document lias caused > g<>.»d deal of misapprehension as ‘die role which the representative •iitingents of troops from England, airh have by now reached Australia, u intended to play in287 words
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Article131 1900-12-27 5 PERAK WINS BY 2 WICKETS. (Special telegram to the “Strait* Times”) laiping Saturday. Perak, in their first innings, were all out for 02. Billings took «5 wicket 9 for 28 runs, and Mactaggart 4 for 34. Singapore, in their second innings, had made 38 for live wickets131 words
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Article166 1900-12-27 5 Sir Arthur Sullivan left a fully completed work, the existence of which lias hitherto been unknown to many of his friends. It is a Te Jhn.m written, of course, to English words, and now in ihe possession of the authorities of St. Paul’s Cathedral, for whom it166 words
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542 1900-12-27 5 Outsells Magazine has produced a Christmas Number with tour of the most beautiful monotint photogravure plates that have ever been published in the pages of anything save an edition de lu*e of high price and rare value. It is among the first of the Xmas Magazines542 words
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Article132 1900-12-27 5 [Lady Cox, December 22nd, 1900.] Whene’er a friend hath crossed the darksome ford Into the tranquil of the Great Beyond We feel remorse that Time's relentless sword Should sever thus the weak terrestrial bond. But should we grieve when in this world of toil Another worker lays her132 words
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Article179 1900-12-27 5 A short time ago, a Boer prisoner was shot dead by a sentry at the prison camp in Ceylon. It was supposed at the time that the Boer had tried to escape. The Times oj Ceylon says that the Boer did not try to escape, bat, knife in179 words
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Article327 1900-12-27 5 {During thr past ten years some of the necessaries of life have risen 300% in Singapore. Vide. S. T.) Some years ago, when I was young I thought l‘d journey east, Where I’d been given to understand, Life was a genial feast, 1 heard the sun shone327 words
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Article800 1900-12-27 5 London 30 th Sovemfter. There be rats, and rats.” Hamid. (Special to the Straits Times.* 1 Sir Arthur Sullivan was laid to rest in St. Paul’s on Tuesday last, and of all the eminent men who have recently died he will be the most sincerely mourned800 words
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Article730 1900-12-27 5 (By French Mail.) 90UTH AFRICA. A despatch from Lord Kitchener, dated Pretoria 13th inst., General Clements was attacked at Xooitgedacht at daybreak that day, by commandos under Delarey and Beyers, numbering over 2,500. The enemy’s first attack was repulsed, but the Boers managed to get to the(By French Mail.) - 730 words
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1756 1900-12-27 6 FROM AN ENGLISHMANS POINT OF VIEW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE 44 STRAITS TIMES.” —ln venturing an opinion upon the above subject, 1 do not presume to write a critique upon Mr. Veth's book, or offer any remarks upon your special t-orrespondent’s comments,1,756 words
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Article794 1900-12-27 6 REVISED REGULATIONS. Thk revised regulations permitting the importation of dogs into the Colony are more liberal than the paragraph recently published in the Straits Times would suggest. In full these regulations are thus set lorth in the Gazette Dogs which have been in the possession of their794 words
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Article1724 1900-12-27 6 The homeward mail closes at 6 a m. to-morrow. It is reported that H. M. S. Terrible is to return from China about March next. At 9.45 a. m. yesterday, a Shell Line steamer passed through the port from west to east. No. 57 Co. R. G.1,724 words
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Article327 1900-12-27 7 HI\A.M\N OIKS IX SINGAPORE. A i'liiNhsK coolie rhat arrived here by "truinship Hong Wan I on Monday vt*i,»|H;d symptoms of plague alter ‘iMiiii; here on Monday morning, and '•‘•j irntly died of the pest at the lurk Seng Hospital. The ship L -M sent to327 words
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Article40 1900-12-27 7 Per M. M. s. s. E Simons for Colombo—Mr. G. K. Wolf, Mrs. J W. Wolf, Miss \V oil, Messrs. E. de Cartier, »S. Moorhouse, and Mr. and Mrs Gilliton. lor Marseilles —Father Colornbet, and Mr. Lott.40 words
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Article101 1900-12-27 7 At Hongkong, among the coolie class, it is a common practice to gamble on the number of orange pips. Coolies often disburse their day s earnings in betting on this unknown quantity. It is perfectly fair, that is, there can hardly be cheating, but betting goes on101 words
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Article95 1900-12-27 7 It has been decided, says the Perak Fioneer to abolish the market farms monopoly in Perak from the Ist of January, the reason being that owing to an unusually large revenue budget, some form of relief in the shape of direct taxation should be given to the95 words
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Article111 1900-12-27 7 At the commencement of the war between China and Japan, the latter Power possessed a navy of only 80,000 tons, while t hat of her opponent, was 40,000 tons. Japan now possesses a fleet of an aggregate tonnage of 260,000. The Japanese authorities appear to view with111 words
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Article117 1900-12-27 7 The Perak Art Club exhibition was to open at Taiping on Monday last. There were many exhibitions. In the water colour class, the ResidentGeneral had two exhibits: Magnolia Bay, and On a Coast Road. The Singapore Art Club sent the following contributions:—Mrs. T. S. Kerr —A spray117 words
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Article246 1900-12-27 7 The programme of the New ear Sea Sports, to be held on January Ist from 930 a.m. to 1 p.m., has been issued. The arrangements are much as usual, the same courses as in previous years being marked out for the sailing and rowing races and for246 words
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Article161 1900-12-27 7 In the Indian Forester for November there is a report by Mr. J. A. McKee, conservator of forests, Assam, on the result of tapping gutta ram bong (net** elofUca a tree largely cultivated here. An area of 474 acres, containing 6,810 trees, was worked over and yielded 4,502 lbs.161 words
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Article688 1900-12-27 7 THE PIGMY” AT SHAN-HAI-KWAN. The arrival of II. M. *S. Figmy to replace the Bramble here recalls the interesting details of her capture of the Chinese port of Shan-hai-kwan two I lours before the arrival there of a Russian force, a couple of months ago. The aifiir is thus described688 words
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Article268 1900-12-27 7 The North German Lloyd’s Munch*)* the pioneer vessel of the new German island service, now makes a trip from .Sydney to HoDgkong, and returns via the Marianne, Caroline, and New Britain Islands, and German New Guinea. Ail these islands belong to Germany, and the trade there is268 words
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Article484 1900-12-27 7 The Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, which is attended principally by the European Roman Catholic community, was crowded on Christinas Eve long before the time for the principal service The altar was beautifully decorated. At 11.30, the majestic Te Deum,” sung to Gregorian tones, was chanted by the484 words
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Article89 1900-12-27 7 THE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH. A wire has been received from, Penang stating that the Championship of the Straits and Malay States has been won by Mr. George Macbain of Penang, Dr. Fowlie, Singapore, being second. The Inter-settlement match between Penang and Singapore resulted in a win for Penang89 words
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658 1900-12-27 7 Note:—The great Wun Lung of Hongkong is at present residing iu Singapore. As his opinions «and comments on current topics have alwayß carried considerable weight in the latter place, perhaps they may be found not without interest here. It was after reading the notice658 words
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Article578 1900-12-27 8 (By French Mail.) > DEFEAT OF BOXERS. On the 10th instant, a large force of Boxers attacked some mounted couriers belonging to the Allied force eight miles north of Hosiwu on the Tientsin-Peking road. The couriers fled to Hosiwu, where there was a strong picket stationed. The picket(By French Mail.) - 578 words
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Article78 1900-12-27 8 Mrs. J. Keith, living in one of the newly-erected villas, River Valley Road, reports to the police that thieves entered her house yesterday, and stole jewellery from a bedroom valued at SI, OOO There were no servants in the house at the time, and no marks of entrance78 words
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Article91 1900-12-27 8 On Christmas Eve, a very successful smoking concert took place at Police Bahru in connection with the Straits Police Recreation Club. Colonel •Pennefather, I. G. P., occupied the chair, and amongst the large number present were Supt.Cuscaden, C.P.O., Asst.Supts. Hamilton and Whitehead, Lieuts. Beatyy and Severn (H. M.91 words
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Article175 1900-12-27 8 (Special Telegram to the Straits Times' Penang Bee. 27th. In the match at Penang, Singapore were all out for 158. Gledhill made 15, Morrison not out 6, extras 26. For Penang, Talma took 5 wickets or 43 runs, Wicks 3 for 47, Green 1 for 20, Zehnder(Special Telegram to the“ Straits Times'’) - 175 words
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Article193 1900-12-27 8 A sensation has been caused by the announcement that one of the Queen’s granddaughters, Princess Franziska Joseph» Louise Augusta Marie Christiana Helena, the second daughter of the Duchess of Saxony (Princess Christian), issuing for a divorce from her husband, Prince Aribert Joseph Alexander, third son of Duke193 words
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Article402 1900-12-27 8 Loud Rosebery was installed as Lord Rector of Glasgow University, the proceedings taking place in St. Andrew’s Hall, which was crowded. In his address, the noble Earl said he had thought he could best serve his young constituents by speaking of a subject which affected them all—the402 words
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Article225 1900-12-27 8 Between seven and eight hundred joyous youngsters were present in the Town Hall last night, when the annual Christmas entertainment arranged by Mr. C. B. Buckley passed off with great success. Itisdiflicult todescribe in detail what happened; but the happy faces of the kiddies showed that the225 words
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Article209 1900-12-27 8 A most enjoyable Mixed Double Competition took place on Xmas Day and Boxing Day for a prize anonymously presented. The result has yet to be decided as two couples handed in the same winning score ot 104 —Miss Worry and A. C. Somerville and Mrs. Machale and209 words
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Article535 1900-12-27 8 ARRIVALS. Per s Eudnt from Bangkok—Rev. Fere Cnlombet. Per M. M. s. s. lai Segue from Batavia— Messrs. P. Kggel, de Carlin, Cliallaya. Mr. and Mrs. Wolff and infant. Messrs. N. Dias, .1. Engelbeck, Rohhans, Wolff, Alanlilly, Dox, and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland. Per s. s. Penang from535 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article188 1900-12-27 8 Under Mils beading the foiiowiug aoine tuitions are used:—str.—steamer sh.—ship: fcq. —barque; sch.—schooner; Yet.—Yacht; Cru.—Cruiser; Gbt.— Gunboat; Tor Torpedo H.p. -Horse-power Brit.— British U. S.—United States: Fr.— French; Ger.—German; Dut.—Dutch; Joh.—Job ore Ac., G. c., Generalcargo cLp.—deck passengers; U.—Uncertain T. P. W.—Tanjong Pagar Wharf; T. P. D.—Tanjong188 words
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Article1445 1900-12-27 8 Arrivals Since Noon of Monday. Besitang Dut. str. 294 tons, Capt Kool, 25th Dec. From Bangkok. 22nd Dec. Oil. Hooglandt A Co. For Bandjermnssin, 25th —Rds. Brouwer, Dut. str. 326 tons, Capt Ponssen, 25th Dec. From Deli, 20th Dec. G.c., and 102 d.p. Daendels and Co. For1,445 words
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Article565 1900-12-27 9 r of arrt. -f ,a<e of •**/'<».». Hongkong, Jan 10; Kautenberg. nl N ,u York, Dee. B. Meyer. na Horn: Wong, Dec. 23; H. M. hnrup** passed Canal, Dec. 11. Kjrjp«' passed Canal, Nov. 30. 1 Europe, passed Canal, Nov. 30. l iron**, passed Canal, Dec. 4. Kui565 words
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Article825 1900-12-27 9 jj r lai> KB9iLs Na m j l*iv From Bailed. Consignbeh. De* it 'PreutsMi B r J2l o ie er Cenarifcr Dec J»Bebn Meyer Co. si Suftan Rrft *f r *l a 'fl“ reh Hamburg Nov U Behn Mever 4 Co. 2f «Oltan Bnt rtr 102 IHendry Muar IDec825 words
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Article509 1900-12-27 9 VesKKi/s Namk FiauAßig Taptaih Dksti X ATIOI* Dec 22 Ulysses Brit sir. Edmondson Liverpool via port? Aritenor sir. Jackson London via ports •21' Keong Wai 1 str. Genies Bangkok 22 James Brand str. Torrence Calcutta 22 Hve Lcong str. Quine Port Dickson and Klang 22 Aeara str. Kilgour Shanghai509 words
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Article89 1900-12-27 9 PASSED SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOR ORDERS. Date j T~Ri Date. and Ship’s Name. Captain. ok Fkomwhere| Destin- marep* Ki°- Sailing. ation. Dec 12iDut s.s Prinses Sophia Soomer Dec 12Batavia Amsterdam M Knt s.s. Ayr Gibson Dec I).Singapore Christmas Is 13 Brit bq.Lvndhurgfc Beatty Kobe |New York 1 m89 words
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Advertisement1182 1900-12-27 10 LEA PERRINS’ SAUCE. Purchasers are requested to see that every bottle bears, upon its REP LABEL, the signature in WHITE of Lea Sc Perrins. None is the original and genuine Worcestershire without this. Persons infringing this label will be prosecuted. LEA PERRINS’ SAUCE. you should read the HISTORY OF UAL1,182 words
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