The Straits Budget, 28 January 1903
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Title Section138 1903-01-28 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE* TIMES. 1 f 1 i. vr, J The Times is widely read throughout Aaia generally. It circulate# In Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam, ißornso, the Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, and French Indo-China.138 words
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The Straits Budget. WEDNESDAY, 28TH JANUARY.
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Article244 1903-01-28 1 .o On the 20th December, at the wife of John Pringle, of a son. > i.i —On the 27th December, at :-i the wife of H. Scuell, of a :«vhtei. ii i i' On the sth January, at Shanghai, ~i alter F. Harris, of a daughter. >i Nagasaki, on244 words
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Article57 1903-01-28 1 —At Bangkok, on Jan. 1 1 “<>kso\, of the Koyai Siamese u .xrt’UMnt. to Mi s >LOMON, daughter t >olomon, Koval Bangkok Police >, u n. -On Ist January, 191>3, in i>k 11«*b\kt. J. W. Barlee, elder -h*lm Buckle Barlee Es<|., Asst. to H M Forces, to Amy Elizabeth57 words
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Article183 1903-01-28 1 Leading Articles. Royal Scandals. Crown Princess of Saxony. Beri-Beri Research. Local. Market Quotations. Shipping News. Passenger List. Police News. The Subordinate Government Medical Service, i and Sale, j Singapore Chess Club. I Anglo-Chinese School. i Supreme Court. Rikisha Strike, j Fire at Campong Bugis. Rugby Football. Return183 words
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Article645 1903-01-28 1 2 JV CM Hongkong —Bank d/d dis. Private 30 d/s lj%dis. CM Shanghai —Bank d/d 73 Private 30 d/s 74 CM Java —Bank T. T. 95$ Private 30 d/s 97$ On Manila —Bank d/d f prem On Japan do d/d 30 prem. Sovereigns abont $12.60 Guilders 96$ India Council645 words
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Article247 1903-01-28 1 The mail for Europe, this week, is despatched by the B. I. s. s. Zamania The next number of the Budget, will be mailed by the P. O. 8. 8. Chusan to leave on the Bth Feb. The German mail for Europe by the Primess Irene247 words
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REUTER’S TELEGRAMS
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Article29 1903-01-28 1 Tjondon 21 st Jan. At the election for the West Derby division of Liverpool, Mr. Rutherford (C) polled 5,455 votes against 3,251 cast for Mr. Holt (L).29 words
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Article67 1903-01-28 1 Count Von Buelow, the Chancellor of the German Empire, has referred in the Reichstag to the passage of Russian torpedo-boats through the Dardanelles. He said that it was impossible to expect from Germany in Eastern affairs anything but peaceful, impartial, and quiet neutrality containing nothing hostile67 words
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Article46 1903-01-28 1 TRIAL OF COLONEL LYNCH. The trial of A. Lynch, M.P. for Galway, on a charge of high treason, began yesterday before the Lord Chief Justice, and Justices Wills and Channell. The prisoner pleaded not guilty.” The hearing of the case is expected to last several days.46 words
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13 1903-01-28 1 The Hungarian Parliament has ratified the sugar convention.13 words
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40 1903-01-28 1 London 2 2nd January. The warships Gazelle Panther and FiWa yesterday shelled the fortress of San Carlos. The fortress answered the fire. The village of San Carlos was burned by the German shells.40 words
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Article22 1903-01-28 1 The bombardment of San Carlos has not been explained. It has given rise to considerable astonishment at London and Washington.22 words
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Article28 1903-01-28 1 It is stated in Berlin that the bombardment must certainly have been the subject of previous consultation between the naval commanders, who are equally responsible.28 words
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34 1903-01-28 1 Mr. Bowen has informed the representatives of the Powers at .Washington that Venezuela makes the railing of the blockade a condition precedent to the formal opening of negotiations.34 words
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Article33 1903-01-28 1 If Mr. Bowen satisfies the Powers that enezuela is really determined to do her utmost to fulfil her obligations, then the Powers will agree to terminate the blockade.33 words
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Article14 1903-01-28 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain leave South Africa for England on Feb. 25th.14 words
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38 1903-01-28 1 London 23 rd January. The bombardment by the German warships of San Carlos continued throughout Wednesday and was resumed yesterday. The fort suffered terribly but is still resisting the Germans.38 words
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Article82 1903-01-28 1 Speaking at Potchefstroom, Mr. Chamberlain said the British Govern* ment did not desire its former enemies to sacrifice their traditions and national pride. He hoped the time was not remote when the Boers would be proud to be members of one of the freeest countries on the82 words
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21 1903-01-28 1 Colonel Lynch has been found guilty of high treason and has been sentenced to death.21 words
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Article15 1903-01-28 1 It is reported from Washington that the Panama Canal treaty has been signed.15 words
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Article87 1903-01-28 1 THE TIMES AND THE ARMY. The Times has published the second of a series of articles on the army problem. This article sweepingly condemns the army corps system, declares that there is no part of the Empire which cannot be reached three weeks earlier from South Africa than from the87 words
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Article27 1903-01-28 1 London 25th Janva/'y. Owing to thfe failing health of tbe King of Sweden, the Crown Prince has been temporarily entrusted with the Regency.27 words
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Article59 1903-01-28 1 The German commodore, telegraphing from Maracaibo, under date the 21st instant, reports that the cruiser Vineta bombarded and destroyed San Carlos on that day, in consequence of the forts there unexpectedly attacking the cruiser Panther on the 17th instant. Press telegrams report the bombardment as having59 words
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Article78 1903-01-28 1 The Chief Justice, in summing up in the Lynch case, emphasized the fact that the case was not merely a technical breach of the law but was also one of deliberately assisting the King’s enemies. In his opinion there had been too much belittling of the crime of78 words
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Article17 1903-01-28 2 m m The French Senate has approved of the Sugar Bounties Convention.17 words
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Article47 1903-01-28 2 MR. CHAMBERLAIN’S TREK. London Jan., 26 th. Mr. Chamberlain and his party, trekking from Potchefstroom to Mafeking, have been received cordially by the Dutch at all places en route. General Delarey welcomed Mr. Chamberlain at Ventersdorp. Altogether Mr. Chamber! iin appears to impress the D itch favourably.47 words
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Article45 1903-01-28 2 A temporary deadlock exists concerning Venezuela. Mr. Bowen asks tor the withdrawal of the blockade; while the Bowers decline to accede to this until they are satisfied that Venezuela’s guarantee of ■etilement is bona tide. Meanwhile the atfiir is generating great-heat in America.45 words
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83 1903-01-28 2 London 28 Ut January. Mr. Bowen has announced that he has good reason to believe that the Venezuela dispute will soon be settled satisfactorily. The allies have handed Mr. Bowen declarations promising to cease the blockade as soon as an agreement has83 words
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Article68 1903-01-28 2 Delarey addressed a crowd at Ventersdorp in Dutch, and said that Mr. Chamberlain was the man to set things right. Delarey then urged the Boers to be loyal to the new Government. Eleven prominent Boer irreconcifables who had sworn never to take the hand of a68 words
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Article23 1903-01-28 2 Owing to the spread of the plague at Durban, the native servants and labourers are leaving the town in thousands23 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement84 1903-01-28 1 vj-t free price of the Straits Times I", year, or MS/-. The post free price Wyatt, Budget is $2O a year, or4o/-•-V-.'.t necessary to subscribe for a year. h/-u? riptions for shorter periods are tr> s ame proportionate rate of price as a rear. Budget can be sent to meet84 words
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Advertisement48 1903-01-28 1 ENGLISH NURSE, at present in Java, desires situation with family returning to England shortly. Apply to NURSE, c o Straits Times. <? for Ladies. l A Runjedy for t!l irregularities. St.p'-rie’l njf Hitter App>. fv.t tiyroval. I'i V Sola fa-'Singapore e xpensing Co., Ltd.* Roftlt- i P! Singapore. 2‘rvpiietor48 words
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Obituary253 1903-01-28 1 I DEATHS. v I"?ik« ji, Tokyo, on 2n«l .January i. tormti!y of Koiie, on llie 4tli .l.uiuury, -'i.n Mitc hkll, si native of "iiitim. si yesirs. I ,!l i>tl* January, at 22, Zklie Jianxl x iii lu*r 2i»th year. I l 6tlt January, at Shanghai, V Acting Chief Gaoler ot253 words
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LEADING ARTICLES.
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Article1171 1903-01-28 2 (Straits Tinus 23 rd January.) History affords no parallel for the extraordinary dual episode embodied in the simultaneous departure from the courts of Europe of the Crown Princess Louise Antoinette of Saxony —whose elopement with her music teacher was chronicled in the Christmas telegrams—and her brother, the Archduke(Straits Tinus 23rd January.) - 1,171 words
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Article915 1903-01-28 2 (Streit* Times, 26th January.) So infrequent are the elopements of Crown Princesses—especially married Crown Princesses with large families that no etiquette code of etiquette seems to have been provided as a guide to them in the matter of post-elopement deportment. At the same time it seems(Streit* Times, 26th January.) - 915 words
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Article4516 1903-01-28 2 (Strait# Time# '2lth January.) Some months have elapsed since the appearance of the first of a series of Studies from the Institute of Medical Research at Kuala Lumpur, testified to the fact that a great scientific work was being carried on in the Native States. The second volume(Strait# Time#, '2lth January.) - 4,516 words
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Article138 1903-01-28 3 Burglars have apparently commenced operations for the Chinese New Year, as is their wont Jin Singapore at this time of the year. Last night M.r New march’s residence at Mount Elizabeth was entered by some of the “burgling” fraternity, and a cash box containing about SoO worth138 words
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Article725 1903-01-28 4 Japan has now 1,004 steamers, the aggregate gross tonnage being 590,9:56. The Messageries Maritimes steamers will cease to call at Nagasaki after the 15th prox. The new puddling plant at the Tronoh Mines, Ltd., will be the Resident of Perak on the -7th instant. p.-LLARi/s company of725 words
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Article235 1903-01-28 4 Lipis 17 tk Jan. The murder of a Chinaman is reported from Raub. Details are not yet to hand. The Pahang' forest officer, Mr. Craddock, has returned to Lipis accompanied by Mr. French, his Assistant, who is to be stationed in Pekan. They will both proceed down-river shortly.235 words
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Article74 1903-01-28 4 The ’rikisha strike seems to have ended. This morning all the coolies turned out without any persuasion from the police. Last night very few ’rikishas were about town. Sergt. Frayne was going along in a ’rikisha when a coolie yelled Pah See The puller dropped the shafts74 words
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Article373 1903-01-28 4 About 3 p.m. yesterday a tire broke jut in a Malay hut at Kampong Bugis and spread rapidly. There were about twelve plank and attap houses all joined md forming a small kampong. All Jiese houses were soon in dames and were burnt to the ground.373 words
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Article616 1903-01-28 4 Distribution of Prizes. The 17th annual prize distriburion at the Anglo-Chinese School took place yesterday afternoon. There was a large attendance, the building being crowded to its extreme capacity. It was prettily yet simply decorated with pot-plants, etc., the place of honour being occupied by a portrait of616 words
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Article218 1903-01-28 4 The Singapore Chess Club, which has just held its annual meeting, has had a fairly successful year, and the Club is in a very flourishing condition both as regards membership and funds. The match of two games by telegraph with Hongkong resulted a win for Singapore by*218 words
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Correspondence.
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1699 1903-01-28 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. 11 —I have noticed, that several letters have appeared from time to time in your valuable paper regarding the difficulty experienced by Government in securing qualified Medical Officers of the class of Assistant Surgeons for service in the1,699 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement113 1903-01-28 4 LAND SALE. The following properties were disposed of by auction at Powell Co.’s sale-room yesterday:—Leasehold land at Rochore Canal Road, area 8086 sq. ft. being part of the land comprised in East India Coy.’s Lease No. 1491 for 999 years, quit rent $2, together with the compound dwelling house and113 words
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Article748 1903-01-28 5 ‘.from o«r special Correspondent) Hanoi, Dec. 6\st. v jn2 the court devoted to Siamese r ’.we rind ourselves in the CochineX":\" section. The Saigon Technical well represented and the native V i. 1 nave turned out some fine work J and wood, whilst their draw- r ,>748 words
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Article462 1903-01-28 5 (Before the Chief Justice, Sir Lionel Cox.) The case of Angullia vs. Hulstkamp was heard yesterday morning Mr. Braddell appeared for the plaintiff, and I Mr. Fort for the defendant. Mr. 1 Braddell stated that the plaintiff is a merchant and a partner in the firm of Angullia462 words
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Article649 1903-01-28 5 A police station is shortly to be erected at Woodlands,” near the railway junction in place of the existing one at Kranji, which will be done away with. H.M.S. Glory took in 1430 tons coal at Tanjong Pagar yesterday in less than 14 hours, which is very649 words
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Article145 1903-01-28 5 A scheme has been* formulated to endeavour to raise funds for the erection of a new Cathedral in Bombay. The present building was finished in 17l> and was built as a parish church. It was raised to the dignity of a Cathedral in 15;37, when Bombay145 words
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Article142 1903-01-28 5 The following notitications have been gazetted in Perak —Mr. W. S. Gibson, passed cadet, to act as assistant Indian immigration agent. Mr. A. E. C. Ward to be a settlement officer. The leave of absence granted to Mr. Cecil Wray, district magistrate, Kinta, has been extended, with half142 words
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Article166 1903-01-28 5 In compliance with the Government requirement that all Japanese steamers which receive a subsidy Cor carriage o£ the mails between Japan and London shall have a sea speed of not less than 14 knots pier hour,*and must be tested every five years, *the N.Y.K. steamer166 words
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Article510 1903-01-28 5 “Glory" Defeats the Club. The return Rugby match between fifteens representing H.M.S. Glory and the S.C.C. was played on the Esplanade last evening before a good crowd of spectators, among whom were included a fair number of ladits. The Club unfortunately was minus one or two good players,510 words
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Article239 1903-01-28 5 At the I > olice Court this morning, before Mr. Brockman, a summons was heard against the master of the local steamer Farfaila t under the Passenger Ship s Ordinance, it being alleged that on the 16th when about to leave port the Farfalla had excess239 words
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Article90 1903-01-28 5 H. E. the Governor returned from ■Penang this morning, the Seabelle propping anchor off Johnston’s Pier at 11.15. I’pon landing Jd*. E. was met by the Colonial Secretary, Captain Boldero, R. N. and Admiral Bridge’s flag lieutenant. Capt. Barry A. D. C. aiuT-Mr. Bosanquet also ‘came90 words
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Article833 1903-01-28 5 The big class-room of the Angloi Chinese Free School was crowded to its utmost limits this morning when the annual distribution of prizes took place. The Hon. F. G. Penney, Colonial Treasurer, presided and he was sup- ported on the platform by Messrs. Wee Theam Tew, Ho833 words
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Article516 1903-01-28 6 A CRICKET CLUB RUMPUS.” From Mr. R. D. Vania, ex-President of the Hongkong Pareee Cricket Club, we have received a 50 page pamphlet in which the writer, who is evidently desperately in earnest, appeals to the tribunal of public opinion for redress against some of the other members of the516 words
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Article1638 1903-01-28 6 Interesting Scandals Ventilated by the Times.*’ Mr. Geo. Pauling, who is so well known in Singapore and throughout the Far East generally, in connection with the Jesselton Railway, has been making things peculiarly warm for the Foreign Office at home in connection with the Beira1,638 words
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Article805 1903-01-28 6 Thirty-six tins of opiuru have been found on the llonq Bee. The s.s. KeLwian, recently sunk at Bangkok by collision with the Phra Chr/m Klao wa9 raised and beached on the 14th instant. One hundred and ninety deaths were registered at Singapore during the week ending on805 words
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Correspondence.
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Article259 1903-01-28 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times." Dear Sib,—l am only a poor Tree, of a kind that I believe the wise Humans call Ficus, and I have lived the greater portion of my life on the Esplanade, very near to one of my brothers who was259 words
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322 1903-01-28 6 To the Editor of the “Straits Times." Sir, —I have read with much interest the very timely letter by Anti-Parsi-mony in your issue of 22nd inst., and 1 desire heartily to endorse the various points which he has so ably brought forward. I myself happen322 words
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Article192 1903-01-28 6 The stolen articles all recovered. Ocr Johore correspondent writes Iskander Hall, Johore, the residence of the Dato Meldrum, was the scene of a robbery on Thursday night, when a collection of jewellery, medals and orders was stolen from the Dato’s safe by a boy who was recently192 words
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Article453 1903-01-28 6 ANNUAL QENERAL MEETiv The annual general meetine J members of the Singapore ft 1 Club took place at the yesterday afternoon, Mr. C the chair. There was a n -r 1 attendance of members 110 The annual report and account, l the year ended Dec. 31st last453 words
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Article329 1903-01-28 6 Annual Meeting of the Straits Branch. The annual general meeting of tut above Society was held at Raiila Museum yesterday afternoon under tbt presidency of Bishop HoBe. The other members present were Archdeacot Dunkerley, the Hon. W. R. Colly* Major St. Clair. Dr. Galloway, A Knight, H.329 words
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Article727 1903-01-28 7 Acheen. titular Sultan of Acheen has a t k'otta Rajah and has for-r,.-e inade his submission to the ?r He is described as being of V r .rV o: age, prematurely old, and Sparing signs of having led a fast l? \rit is notorious that he is to727 words
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Article75 1903-01-28 7 Ihree Days* holiday. -™ted that under the proviHolidays Ordinance r n i’ I; irs^a y#the 29th January, and Jbw.rvw| hc wth f an ar y- will be iiank if .fHroughcmt the Colony as •ear r or Hie Chinese New u, f^n Xie y has also appointed additional75 words
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Article485 1903-01-28 7 S. C. C. v. The Fleet. The S. C. C. met a combined team of the Fleet last night at socker on the Esplanade and after a well contested game the Club won by 1 goal to nil. The game was very fast from start to finish, and485 words
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Article251 1903-01-28 7 It is reported from Tangier that tlie Sultan of Morocco has been heavily defeated and has escaped eastwards. Menebbe.theWar Minister, was killed. The tribes are fighting around Tangier, w here a state of panic prevails. The solitary Consul at Fez is the British representative. Senator Elkins is publicly251 words
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Article92 1903-01-28 7 At the Annual General Meeting of the Ladies’ Lawn Tennis Club held at the Pavilion last evening there was a very fair attendance, the chair being occupied by the Hor’ble J. M. Allinson. The accounts, etc., were passed, as well as the plans and estimates for92 words
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945 1903-01-28 7 Qerman New Guinea and the Dutch Colonies. The following interesting letter appears in the San Francisco Argonaut over the signature of \V. R. Townsend. It is dated Batavia, Oct. 2nd, 1902 —After turning the Cape of Good Hope on the north-west corner of New945 words
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Article547 1903-01-28 7 An interesting article in a recent issue of the Itidian Planters' Gazette written by an Expert,” drew attention to some remarkable statistics of the profits to be obtained from the fruit of the plantain as grown in Bengal; but the figures are equally applicable elsewhere. From the547 words
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Article211 1903-01-28 7 This is how Messrs. I. A. Rucker and Bencraft report on this staple :—At the moment of writing, Dec. 18th, Santos is worth 26s 6d, say Is 6d above the lowest price ever known for good average of that brand. Thus drought, frost, and an American syndicate combined211 words
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Article355 1903-01-28 7 A Bright Outlook. The Island of Formosa wili goon become, under the wise economic administration of Baron Kodama and Dr. Goto, one of the great sugar producing regions of the world. Sugar is made there from the sweet potato. There is an almost unlimited market through-. out355 words
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Article152 1903-01-28 7 The leave of absence granted to Mr. P. J. Burgess, Government Analyst, Singapore, has been extended from the 16th of February to the 22nd of March next. The following appointment took effect from the Ist instant .—Major E. G. Broadrick, Singapore Volunteer Rifles, tc be Major, Singapore Volunteer152 words
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Article1039 1903-01-28 7 Mr. E. Riley, of the Telegraph service at Taku, has died of virulent small-pox. Mr. J. Peace has been appointed Sheriff of Bangkok under the Ministry of Justice. -4 Eighteen bags and a few odd parcels of mail fell to the lot of the British warships in1,039 words
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153 1903-01-28 8 Mr. J. T. Richardson to be D. 0., Kinabatangan. Mr. E. J. Perkins to be acting director of Public Works. Mr. F. W. Fraser to be D. O. Province Clarke. Mr. G. H. Malcolm to be D 0., Rundorn, to remain temporarily in charge of Beaufort.153 words
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Article119 1903-01-28 8 A Tongkang Sunk. The Silesia which arrived from Hongkong this morning picked up a Teochew coolie named Li Ki Than at last night floating on a piece of plank about eight miles out from Singapore. The Teochew says that he was one of the crew of tongkang119 words
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Article113 1903-01-28 8 The barque Mathilde blown from Manila to Singapore. The American barque Alut/iilde, which arrived heie from the Philippines on Friday, is a long way out of her course. She was on her way from Mindanao to Manila, and had got as far as C'orregidor —the113 words
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Article95 1903-01-28 8 P. O. PASSENGERS. The following passengers arrived per 88. Malta on Sunday. From London— Miss Hose, Mr. H. D. Ellis, Mr. H. C. Brooke-Johnson, Mrs. Ellis. From Colombo—Mr. S. Hornkin, Mr. W. J. Wigglesworth, Mr. R. R. Martin. From Marseilles —Mr. W. A. Barratt. From Sydney—Lieut. A. D. Reid From95 words
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Article311 1903-01-28 8 To-day the flagship Glory with Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridge and the Alacrity left bound for Labuan, Sarawak and Manila. The Glory will then go to Hongkong to re-fit, probably arriving there about Feb. L">th. Thence she goes northwards, visiting Petropolovsky and other curious places and will probably311 words
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Article398 1903-01-28 8 BREAKDOWN OF THE ZAIDA.” Arcthusa Takes the Mails. The following are some particulars of the breakdown of the Zaida which left Penang on the 16th inst. for Madras with the mails for Europe. The Zaida had arrived off Pulo Weh about 3 o’clock on Saturday evening (Jan. 17th), and apparently398 words
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Article227 1903-01-28 8 Members of the Singapore Swimming Club, and residents at the seaside at Tanjong Rhu and Tanjong Katong generally, will be interested to learn than an alligator was caught in the sea yesterday afternoon, between the Club House and the first bungalow in the direction of the227 words
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Article235 1903-01-28 8 The damage done to the Orphan’s Dormitory in the Convent by the late rains has been mentioned before. The entire roof is condemned and the little proteges of the good sisters are without a place to sleep in. A fund is about to be started for235 words
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Article278 1903-01-28 8 Referring in a summary of the year to the Federated Malay States, the London and China Express says There is no danger of the progress of tiie Malay States being overlooked so long hs so able an administrator as Sir Frank Swettenham remains as High Commissioner, and278 words
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Article204 1903-01-28 8 The following interesting narrative of a recent waterspout in Sandakan Bay and its disastrous results within the precincts of the Saw Mills is given by the British North Borneo Herald, of the 3rd inst: During a heavy downpour of rain at 4.30 p.m. on the 16th Dec.204 words
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Article169 1903-01-28 8 It will deeply grieve the many friends of Mr. A. 8. Murray, formerly of Singapore, to learn that he has met with a serious accident in London. Mr. Murray was tound on New Year s Eve lying on the Electric Railway, with a fractured169 words
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Article191 1903-01-28 8 A murder occurred at a house in Smith Street on Saturday night. About 8 o’clock a Macao named Lam Lio Li had a dispute with a girl living in the house and nibbed some corrosive substance in her face. He then suddenly drew a knife and191 words
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Article129 1903-01-28 8 i i hose who go down to u bathe and thereby show that cl 5 is as next to godliness as \W Sunday had a pretty good yesterday, despite the squall* Jupiter Pluvius, who tried tn t r damper on already wet sub,*! the race, the first129 words
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Article192 1903-01-28 8 The Saturday evening dinner at Raffles Hotel was the successful entertainment of its V* ever given at that hostelry—so when it is remembered that? occasion itself was only an ordiiSaturday evening, and the hoi? time was just past. The attendant representative of the town, and near 300 people192 words
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Article198 1903-01-28 8 The second ordinary general meenu of the Cbindras Gold Mines Ltd war held in London in December, Mr. R Whieldon Barrett, chairman of t be Company, presiding. The tamaa pointed out that the Company was formed in April 1901, and Mr. Waylen was sent to Malaya to198 words
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Article236 1903-01-28 8 This being the forty-fourth birtntw.* of H. M. the Emperor William 11, Kd* of Prussia, it was celebrated with the eclat due to such an occasion. The German vessels in p° all dressed [ship and thoust owing to the absence of any Gene*-war-vessel, the Russian and236 words
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Article439 1903-01-28 9 School loses another teacher person of Mr. Macrae, who goes |!3 in course of the next few days. UEC® 1 b ,vt,kok papers (except the 6’tam complain somewhat bitterly U the sanitary condition of that \nd yet this is their 11 cool 4 y H nH Clifford439 words
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Article251 1903-01-28 9 Ihe following are the entries for the *nang Races, which commence on 'fcbruary Jrd: First Day. iHr Mums Ri.atk.—Sbaravogue, Stai* Fairy Gold, Empreza. jk r r —Chestnut Stew,Lyddite, na k, blue*kin. "bH am»ic \p. rehitect,Sandy,Gallant, Briny, Ih'ddirte, Battenberg, Banjo. IfRiHAvK i*i*.—Kitty S*2tH>, Zoroaster ftMe, Katak $2OO, Fairy251 words
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Article259 1903-01-28 9 Yesterday afternoon, at St. Andrew s Cathedral, Mr. J. Brown (of the Government Printing Office, Kuala Lumpur) was married to Miss Williamina A. H. Stratton, daughter of Capt. Stratton of the Ban Boh (hum, and as both bride and bridegroom have a great number of friends in Singapore the259 words
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Article218 1903-01-28 9 This morning a representative of the Straits Times paid a brief visit to the site of the forthcoming Volunteer Camp at Plantation House, to the left-hand side of the road, just beyond the Keppel Harbour Dock. Tents were put up and a bevy of coolies were at218 words
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Article314 1903-01-28 9 Kuala Lipis Jan. 22nd. Another murder is reported from the Raub district, this time a few miles from Tras. The Assistant Commissioner of Police has proceeded to investigate. Robert Lewis was brought to Raub the other day from the Kuala Lumpur gaol to stand his trial for the314 words
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Article2041 1903-01-28 9 The following is the General Manager’s Report to January 10th, 1903: I beg to submit my monthly report on your mining and milling operations. The mine measurements and assay results of prospecting work prepared by the Mine Manager, show a total of 502 ft. for the period (4 weeks)2,041 words
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SHIPPING
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Article75 1903-01-28 9 Admiral Nakhimoff\ Russian battleship, *,500 tons, 530 crew, 30 guns 8,000 H.p. (irand Duke Uyrill, 6th Jan. From Saigon Srd laD. Russian Consul. For Colombo. U—Rds. Sea Hells, Col. 6tr. 500 tons, 39 crew, 1.200 H.p Captain Chamberlain, 23rd Jan. From Penang, 21st Jan. Colonial Government. Unknown, U—Rds.75 words
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Article923 1903-01-28 9 trrivals since Noon of Yesterdaj. Antenor Rrit. sir. 3,563 tons, Capt Bevan 26th Jan. From Hongkong, 21st Jan. G.c. and 12 d.p. \V. Mansfield A Co. For London, 30th Rds. Calypso Brit. str. 339 tons, Capt Lowry, 27th Jan. Fiom Deli, 25th Jan. G.c., and 20 d.p.923 words
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Article968 1903-01-28 10 u Flag < V xsskls Namf Sr Ton** Cattain From i Sailed Consi *frs Q Rm. Jan 21 Sri i ringganu Dut str. 81 Xacodah Bagan Jan 19 Kim Hock Hoe 21 VanderCapellen str. 77.1 Leonhard Fla'* can Jan 18 Dacodels and Co. Brit str 295 T. Anson Jin968 words
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Article653 1903-01-28 10 Date Vessel’s Name. Flag A Rig. Tons. Jan 21 Sirgkep B J r K h i°. SingkeplJ^JT *2 Wbitgifr, Brit str. 2913 Delaware BreakJl,** 22 Brouwer Dut Btr. 326 Djambie 23 Kian Ann Brit str. 101 Djambie 22 Vindobona Aus str. 2689 Bombay via ports 22 Resident Scliitt Dut653 words
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