The Straits Budget, 1 July 1903
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section119 1903-07-01 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.’ TVe Straits Times is widely read throughout Asia generally. It circulates in Singapore and Pena n B, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, and French Indo-China. K-tablished over119 words
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The Straits Budget. WEDNESDAY, 1ST JULY
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Article90 1903-07-01 1 ...,|;j.. A— On the 13th June, at Hongkong, A. G. Gordon, of a son. 1 kiiaßT. —On 15th June, at Government 1 Wei-hai-Wei, Mrs. STEWART Lockh\k:. "t i 'laughter. I*l -At Lyndhurst, Mount Elizabeth, l„ w the J7th June, the wife of H. Riege, of a -*»u t \V,90 words
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Article85 1903-07-01 1 M i H 'LIhjRokt—At St. Andrew’s ;ii* u.u «.i! tiie 27th June, by the Re\d. D, <1 ini Stubbs Military Chaplain. S S., I va> i i;. Miller, second son of Daniel M i I iir!i*=•, Scotland, to Bessie Alfreda kok i eldest daughter of JOSEPH H<*I.DHanley, Staffordshire. W85 words
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Article152 1903-07-01 1 Uamm, Articles. Kaitaay Travelling, f !bi»er Competition. Neg*. i Sembilan. iwaj Calamities, ftrak m 1902. to* Market Quotations. >hipp ng News, ftssenger List Poiif-f News. 1 trriage Accident. Moto’ and Carriage Collide a v. Scotch. Guide. Vi/i 1mvie Again, uui Cruiser Arrives. Alleged Collision. *;ed Lime. S.152 words
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Article600 1903-07-01 1 Singapore, 1st July, 1903 PRODUCE. Gambler buyers f 13.25 Copra Ball 8.00 do Pontianak 5.90 Pepper, Black buyei> 33.50 do White, (5%) 53.00 Sago Flour Sarawak 4.90 do Brunei No. 1 3.70 Pearl Sago 6.10 Coffee, Bali, 15% basis 18.75 Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis.. 27. Oc Coffee, Liberian No.600 words
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Article222 1903-07-01 1 The Straits Budget this week, will be forwarded by the B. I. s. s. Zamunia. The Budget next week, will be mailed by the P. O. s s. Massilia. The mail from Europe of the 5th June by the P. O. s.s. Coromandel arrived on the222 words
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Article859 1903-07-01 1 London 24 th June. There are a number of educated men with the Mullah. They include some former interpreters to the British Navy who are well acquainted with our methods. The Mullah has a regular intelligence system connected with Jibutil and other parts. His force includes 1,500 riflemen,859 words
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LEADING ARTICLES.
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Article587 1903-07-01 1 (Straits Times 2 6th June.) Through careful eDquiry, we heyg learned that one of the chief causes for complaint in regard to the class pf passengers who travel by the Saturday and Sunday trains to and from J chore, lies in the., .foe Johoro Far vr^ rr w(Straits Times, 26th June.) - 587 words
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Article953 1903-07-01 2 (Straits Time ,s, 27 th June.) Reuter, in a despatch published in the Ceylon papers, but not forwarded to this country where the rubber industry is paramount, states that Experts do not*attach serious importance to the claim that the new French C6ngo rubber will revolutionize the industry.” This(Straits Time,s, 27th June.) - 953 words
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Article863 1903-07-01 2 (Straits Times 29 th. June.) Despite the gruesomely low prices that obtained for coffee at certain periods during the past year, it is gratifying to learn from the Annual Report of the Negri Sembilan Planters 1 Association,just to hand, that the estates have in most instances paid their(Straits Times, 29th. June.) - 863 words
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Article710 1903-07-01 2 (Straits Times, 30th Juiie.) Such terrible accidents as the Najerilla River disaster reported from Spain to-day have fortunately few parallels, so far as magnitude is concerned, in the grim records of railway casualties. It is nevertheless a fact that the collapse of bridges is one of the most(Straits Times, 30th Juiie.) - 710 words
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Article1428 1903-07-01 2 (Straits Times 30th Jane Mr. J. P. Rodoer, as Resident, signs the Administration Report on Perak for 1902. The revenue raised came to $10,320,774 against $8,532,594 collected in 1901. The outlay was $*,040,697 against $8,882,578 in 1901. At the beginning of 1902 the excess of assets over(Straits Times, 30th Jane ) - 1,428 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement89 1903-07-01 1 post free price of the Strait s Time s $U a year. The post free price Straits Budget is a yea r j. 0 r>: necessary to subscribe for a year. t v -ui»s« riptions for shorter periods are ‘.fime proportionate rate of price as *3' vear. 1 Budget can89 words
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Obituary29 1903-07-01 1 DEATHS. M i i kk. -On the 10th June, at Helping* >vw*uen, Nils Mollkr, ot Shanghai, Venn. Mim'hkli..—At Kol»e, on the 11th June, F 'vi.kk Mitchell, aged 75 years.29 words
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Article77 1903-07-01 3 The Echo’s Suspicions Confirmed Opium and Spirit Farm, >’ to in the Echo of 10th inst., has been /v, and before the period for tender- p-ed, to Mr. Loke Yew, of Selangor, Me-sr- Tan .Jiak Kim and Seah Song Seah, Singapore. M—■- Koo I’hoo Choon and Gan77 words
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Article2418 1903-07-01 3 ['EX BEKS tor the Opium and Liquor E\. i«»e Farms Singapore, Penang, and* for the years 1904-1906 wdl be at the office of the Colonial ’“t&.-y, Singapore, or at the offices of the k' dent Councillors, Penang and Malacca to noon on Thursday, 2nd July, =903. Ll information2,418 words
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Article1194 1903-07-01 3 Mr. Nunn, of the Straits Civil Service, who has been studying Chinese in Amoy, is shortly returning to the Straits. The second class German cruiser Cormoran arrived from Soerabaya to-day, bound for Colombo. She leaves here on Tuesday next. Woods, the well-known jockey, is about to visit1,194 words
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Article107 1903-07-01 4 H.M.S. Rui'ildo is expected to leave Hongkong tor Bangkok soon to enable her to reach that port before the end of this mouth. She will remain there for a week arid will then return to Hongkong. H.M.S. Sirius is due at Hongkong from Singapore on or about the107 words
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Article149 1903-07-01 4 The “Travellers Guide Book to Singapore” which was promised some time ago. has now made its appearance and re on sale at the Raffles Hotel and Raffles Tiffin Rooms. From an advance copy which Mr. S. M. Martin, the compiler, has handed to us, we should149 words
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Correspondence.
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Article558 1903-07-01 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times.” Sir, —Dr. Johnson once said that much might be made of a Scotchman provided he were caught young.” It is to the credit of the Singapore Scotchman that, as a rule, he appears certainly to have been caught young, judging558 words
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Article137 1903-07-01 4 Rikishas Smashed on Cavenagh Bridge. About 4-30 yesterday afternoon a horse drawing a private gharry belonging to Mr. Nassim of Sophia Road bolted from the direction of Raffles Square and while crossing Cavenagh Bridge collided with four rikishas smashing them to pieces and injuring three ol the coolies137 words
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Article141 1903-07-01 4 The Strait’s Echo Beauty Competition (for men only) seems to plainly indicate that Mr. J. Napier is by long odds the one and particular Adonis of the sister settlement. Brother Peter and the sultan of Johore come next in the voting, with a long trail of141 words
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Article1191 1903-07-01 4 I Piccadilly, 5th June. I A public holiday never comes round, lit seems, without some calamity occurI ring to check the enjoyment of some Iclas8 or other. This Whitsuntide every I body has been shocked by the fire at [Eton. Mr. R. S. Kindersley's bouse I was1,191 words
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Article294 1903-07-01 4 Yesterday morning, eight Bengalis, part of the crew of the barque John Dade were brought before the Marine Court for refusing to obey the lawful orders of Capt. C. Bom, the master. The case was remitted to the Police Court, and, this morning, the men were294 words
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Article1170 1903-07-01 4 Nowhere do we find ah**. I tion of the saying that, unite, seas divide than in th.'*® tive isolation of the X g Sumatra. Only eighteen from Penang by sea, itjig «J save by people whose bu^!?’ l W them thither. Yet there in D68s1,170 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement305 1903-07-01 4 LAND SALES. Thk following properties were disposed of by auction at Powell Co.’s sale room yesterday afternoon —Lot 1 to 34, thirty-four freehold terrace allotments situate off Dhoby Ghaut Road, near the Ladies’ Tennis ground, total area 89,351 sq ft., from 19 to 49 cts. per sq. ft., yielding *31,839.73,305 words
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Article239 1903-07-01 5 gifted Indian musician, Mr. J. HviMi. gave a concert at the Town lde i night to a numerous audience, m included H. E. Sir Frank Swetand a party from Government I,- Those who attended the last rstral concert of the Singapore .annonic Society had a taste of239 words
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Article199 1903-07-01 5 H 9 30 this morning a nasty ip occurred in Orchard Road H' a wight have resulted seriously. an empty victoria was -‘V quietly up Orchard Road in Bl direction of Tanglin when it jjw ly frightened at a motor- w was proceeding slowly to town199 words
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Article92 1903-07-01 5 Syed Nor, an assistant in the Institute for Medical Research at Kuala Lumpur, has been sentenced there to two years rigorous imprisonment for cheating and forgery—the amount made away with being over $198. In February last the accused, had prevailed upon Dr. Leicester, who was in charge92 words
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Article643 1903-07-01 5 At the date of last mail advices from Hongkong, plague was on the wane. There were only seven cases reported on Friday last. Dk. McDowell, c.m.g., the new. I\ C. M. O. of the Straits Settlements, is expected here by the P. Sc O. s.s. Palawan dus643 words
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Article765 1903-07-01 5 The sports this year were good though the programme had been cut by several items. Having already been fully commented upon we only put forward a suggestion that a five-a-side hockey competition should be included in the next, feeling confident it would find a great number of supporters765 words
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Correspondence.
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Article54 1903-07-01 5 To the Editor of the 11 Strait* Timet.” Sir, —He the letter in yesterday’s issue of your paper, signed by an Englishman, I, another Englishman, would say for the author’s edification O wad some power the giftie gie ye Tee see yerwelf, as ithers t»ee ye Wm.54 words
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Article117 1903-07-01 5 To the Editor of the Straits Time*.” Dear Sir, —With reference to a paragraph in your issue of the 24th inst. about a collision of the N. D. L. Sambas we beg to inform you that the contents are for the greater part untrue. It is correct117 words
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Article169 1903-07-01 5 The members of the Philharmonic Orchestra will play for one hour to the European and Eurasian children of Singapore on Friday, July 3, at 5.30 pm in the Town Hall. Heads of Schools, and parents of children not attending schools, will communicate with Mr. H. Laugher, Rallies169 words
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Article181 1903-07-01 5 This morning, Building Inspector •Scott had before Mr. Broadrick, three men, named China Tamby,Syed Goolabshah, and Lee Tan Sai, the first two for using bad lime in new buildings in Owen Road, the other, in Purvis Street. The adulteration in China Tamby’s case, extended to 75% in Goolabshah’s181 words
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Article177 1903-07-01 5 The steamer Oranje of the steamship Company Nederland, recently constructed at the Feyenoord yard, Rotterdam, is due at Batavia on July 16th, and will afterwards be put on the regular fortnightly service between that port and Java. Captain Hubert is in command of the vessel which is177 words
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Article68 1903-07-01 5 The third-class cruiser Cfmdvr, from Kiel *’ia Colombo, arrived here this morning and went to Tanjong Pagar to coal. The Condor is of 1,640 tons, and is armed with 8 4-in. guns and 7 machine guns, and has also 2 torpedo tubes. Her engines indicate 2,930 horsepower,68 words
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Article607 1903-07-01 5 Yesterday morning, four Chinese appeared before Mr. Wilkinson in connection with the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank case. Tan Lim Chwee, Chua Sun Lee, and Ong Kim Seng (the latter has been extradited from Johore) are connected with the allegation of obtaining by cheating the sum607 words
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Article300 1903-07-01 5 The polo match yesterday between the Garrison and Selangor teams resulted in a victory for the former of seven goals and three subsidiaries to the latter's one goal and one subsidiary. I he players and their places in the game were as follows —For the Garrison, Mr. Walker300 words
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1384 1903-07-01 6 TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL DAILY POSH —The present (FreeTrade) system has stood rigorous tests under it our trade and commerce have healthily and steadily grow n, and the ties of affection between the mother country and the colonies become more and mote intense.1,384 words
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Article493 1903-07-01 6 Dr. Treib, the Director of the Government Botanical Gardens at Buitenzorg, in Java, is now in Europe on leave. There he is actively trying to further the interests of that institution. He has thought out a detailed plan for attaching to the Gardens a commercial and botanical museum,493 words
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Article487 1903-07-01 6 Apropos of the Anglo-Scottish diatribe which appeared over the signature of “An Englishman in our correspondence column yesterday, the following from the current issue of Truth may be found interesting The King’s visit to Scotland has done nothing. I fear to reconcile his Majesty’s Scottish subjects to487 words
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Article83 1903-07-01 6 This morning, two Bengali milkmen were before Mr. Broadrick in response to summonses taken out by Sanitary Insps. Patton and Simon. Insp. Patton bought some milk from the man who supplies the Convent. Dr. Glennie said that complaints had been received from the Convent of the bad milk83 words
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Article583 1903-07-01 6 A cEKTiHfATE of naturalization has been granted to Mr. H. Peters of Singapore. Mr. h. .1. Hodges will address the meeting to-morrow evening at the Temperance institute. Mr J r stick Hyndma n J ones is leaving by the Sappho this afternoon for the Federated Malay States.583 words
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Article68 1903-07-01 6 The following results of recent English races are to hand Ascot Stakes—Genius 1, Scullion 2, Rightful 3. Duchess of York Stakes—Wm. Rufus 1, Bassoon 2, Donatello 3. Ascot Gold Vase —Zinfandel 1, Florinda 2, Wavelets Pride 3. Prince of Wales’s Stakes —Mead 1, Jason 2, Martinet 3.68 words
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Article110 1903-07-01 6 Mr. Ma nassef was driving his trap around the Esplanade last night when the horse, in response to a cut from the whip, swerved on to the Esplanade at the S.R.C. end. The driver was thrown out without injury. The horse ran away along the road,110 words
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Article102 1903-07-01 6 NEW COLONIAL-UNDER-SECRETARY. t Lord Monk Bketton is appointed Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies, in succession to the Earl of Onslow, now President of the Board of Agriculture. Lord Monk Bretton has acted as Mr. Chamberlain’s principal private secretary at the Colonial Office for the past two years, and accompanied102 words
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Correspondence.
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Article418 1903-07-01 6 To the*Editor of t f e .<r, Hi I 8.^— have much pleasure i’ n to have 11 the stuffin' kn>B tne." I will pass over >1 1 preamble .as to eatrh; young, and, as I >B experience of the Scots,*, 3 1 ca n onl y418 words
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Article76 1903-07-01 6 To the Editor of the Straits Tim I Sir,—Re Electric Tramway Co® notice that the rails just arrived tor Tramway and now lying on the Tar® Pagar Road, bear been mark Mad® Germany.” This is rather surprisin?* me, as I always understood oneo.® stipulations in the concession76 words
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Article171 1903-07-01 6 The Norman Isle* which left .hi* the 12th finstant, arrived on the idem with a full cargo of coals for port which she is dischargeTanjong Pagar. w The Rajput which arrived month laden with Japan coal, the beginning of this montt Calcutta where she loaded withan cargo of171 words
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Article896 1903-07-01 7 riday, June 26th. PRESENT. >scv Sir Frank Athklstane K.C.M.G., (Governor). L ylor, c. M.G., (Colonial Secretary). 'olIyer l.s.o. (Attorney-General). Hill (Auditor-General), loway. k Kim. array. ABSENT. il Sir A. R. F. Dor ward, k.c.b .xnmandingthe Troops). Kynnersley (Resident-Councillor Birch (Resident-Councillor of •nney (Colonial Treasurer), irray, M.l.c.E. (Colonial >vn.896 words
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Article315 1903-07-01 7 The Question of Ratio. A meeting of the Straits Settlements Association was held on 3rd inst., in the London offices of the Tanjong Pagar I)o:k Company, to consider currency matters with special reference to the question of 44 ratio.” Mr. W. Adamson, c.m g., presided, the others315 words
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Article207 1903-07-01 7 Second Consignment Safely Delivered. Following the successful despatch of the first consignment of Ceylon crows to Selangor, arrangements were made for sending a further supply. Over fifty crows were accordingly sent last month in the charge of Mr. Vanzyl, assistant to the taxidermist, Colombo Museum, who has207 words
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1071 1903-07-01 7 Replayed Tie, S.C.C. i*. Manchesters. Club Wins by 2 Goals to Nil. The re-played tie between the above teams took place last night on the Esplanade, before a tremendous crowd of spectators. So great was the excitement over this match that the spectators in some1,071 words
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Article890 1903-07-01 7 Preferential Trade. London, June 1U. The debate on Mr. Chamberlain's policy was continued in the lords on 15th June. Lord Lansdowne sought to show the necessity for enquiry into the causes at work abroad which were sapping our trade. “The negotiation for discussion concerning Germany's treatment of Canada890 words
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Article1008 1903-07-01 7 Extraordinary Statements by Swiss Explorers. A remarkable account appear* in American papers of the adventures and discoveries in the Celebes of the brothers Sarasin, Swiss scientists and explorers, who were thought to be murdered by the savages in the interior of Celebes. The travellers are1,008 words
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Article450 1903-07-01 8 It is probable that H. M. S. Sirivs will pay a visit to Malacca soioe time this week. The dead body of a Chinaman was found floating ofl Tanjong Rhu this morning. It is- statei that Government will discontinue t~e Penang tramways at the end of the450 words
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Correspondence.
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Article810 1903-07-01 8 To the Editor of the /Straits Times. Dear Sir,— In an article that appeared in your issue of 22nd inst. the following sentences occur: A popular error exists which too often leads us into exposing ourselves to, such ridicule, and that is the belief that in the810 words
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Article208 1903-07-01 8 To the Editor of the Strait* Time*' Sib, —For pure unadulterated cheek, I think your correspondent M Englishman takes the cake, that he does. Probably at the time of writing his letter be did not know that he was doing any harm—- Well, you ken it noo,208 words
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Article80 1903-07-01 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —With reference to the lax way in which Volunteers in Singapore treat their responsibilities as defenders of this Colony, which is one of the most important posts in the world, I would venture to suggest that it should be made80 words
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Article926 1903-07-01 8 A Case from Christmas Island. Attempted Murder of a Mandore. A Special Assize was held to-day, before the Chief Justice, for the trial of six Chinamen one of whom was charged with attemped murder at Christmas Island, the others with abetting the offence. The principal prisoner, Cheng Wai,926 words
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Article63 1903-07-01 8 The monthly medal for June was played for on Saturday last with the following results Dr. Ellis 48 4*2 4-86 a. a. Seth 50 51 14 87 11. W. Firiustone 51 49 I*2 88 F. Salzmann 50 47 7 90 Dr. Dane, Dr. Ford, Capt. Woodside63 words
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Article86 1903-07-01 8 The Paketvaart steamer Van Diemen arrived this morning from Batavia in conection with the German mails. The Quito, with a cargo of coals from Cardiff for the north, arrived yesterday morning from Barry Docks and left at 6 p m. after coaling. The Aparima arrived from New Castle,86 words
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Article217 1903-07-01 8 First Day. Selangor Stakes.—Joan 1, Pride of the East 2, Risby 3. Six started. Kinta Cup.—Scheherazade 3, Ayala 2, Wanda 3. Six started. Third Class Selling Plate.—Bellona 1, Starlight 2, Zoroaster and Battlefield dead heat third and last. Bellona sold for $625. Galloway Cup. —Maxim 1, Hilda217 words
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Article679 1903-07-01 8 The other day Mr. iw,, have proceeded on a Commissioner to the cjl on arrival here found no him and so returned to '«B| The Malay Mail the affair Left Kua 13 Lumpur on the o Ith Jun Th retUrnin ,t'«| hl818a re^ord but the wind was679 words
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Article291 1903-07-01 9 ill. 3 time past Malay kampong* r, he neighbourhood of'Labu and Henai nave been suffering from W j e preflations of a tiger, says the +'/>/, so at last the inhabitants j spring gun in hopes of being to themselves of the pest, then retired.291 words
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Article446 1903-07-01 9 u British sloop Rinalda left H ongi :>z t.*r Bangkok on the 22nd June. Mr. Peacock assumed charge of t e duties of Third Magistrate this ••.orning. 4 The Stb-hsen left Port Said yesterday itternoon outward bound. She is due *dr on the 1 1 h July.446 words
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Article89 1903-07-01 9 estebdav, in the Marine Court, Capt. Reeee of tbe JM- Chiergmai prosecuted three Malay seamen for wilful disobedience. They were each sent to jail for ten days Before the same Court yesterday Insp. Dooley charged three Chinese twakow-men with obstructing tbe Singapore River. They were fined Sl5O89 words
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Article125 1903-07-01 9 Yesterday afternoon twenty-two of the firemen and crew of the collier Kahlif refused to return to their vessel and demanded to be paid oil here. They were all Arabs with the exception of a European and a Kling. This morning the men were brought up at the Marine125 words
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Article100 1903-07-01 9 The Spring Cup. This was played for on Saturday and was won by Mr. F. Ferguson with an excellent score of 79 2 81. The following returned cards Ferguson 41 38 2 81 Hewan 45 49—10 84 H. Vade 43 46- 4 85 Pearce 43 46- 4100 words
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Article466 1903-07-01 9 The annual general meeting of the Keppel Golf Club was held at Plantation House on Saturday night, there being 22 members present. The report for the past year was read and after some discussion the accounts for that period were unanimously passed. The election of officers for466 words
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Article70 1903-07-01 9 The German trandpott Main is due here on 6th July!" 811$ is reported to baye left Nagasaki oh the 3<tb June. The Sioiara arrived from Rangoon on Sunday laden with rice for the north and left for Japan yesterday. The Khaiif with a cargo *of Cardiff coals for70 words
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Article71 1903-07-01 9 The July monthly medal competition will.take place at tye Swimming Club on Sunday Competitors must go over in the first lauqghj which leaves Johnston's Pier at 7.15 ft.m. The dates for the races for the Jack-son-Millar Cup (100, 150, and 200 yards handicaps) have been fixed for71 words
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Article143 1903-07-01 9 June Monthly Medal. The June monthly medal was played for on June 19th and resulted for a win for W. O. Burt. W. O. Burt 42 t 3 45 W. H. Schulz 49 3 46 W. Gibson 46 1 47 E. A. Gairdner 48 1 47 E.143 words
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Article196 1903-07-01 9 A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Andrew’s Cathedral on Saturday afternoon between Mr. T. C. B. Miller, of Riley Hargreaves and Co., Singapore, and Miss Bessie Holdcroft, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Holdcroft of Hanley, Staffordshire. The Revd. D. Holland Stubbs officiated. The best man196 words
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Article209 1903-07-01 9 This morning, J. Smith, proprietor of the Globe Hotel, Middle Road, was to have been arraigned before Mr. Wilkinson on the allegation of having on the 22nd inst. used as genuine seven forged Hongkong and Shanghai $5 banknotes by delivering them to Ann Lock and Co.209 words
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Article87 1903-07-01 9 For Singapore. Per P. A O. a. 8. Palawan from London May 30, due 3rd Ju.y—Mr. D. H. McDowell, C.M.G., Mr. C. W. Spriggs. Per P. A O s. s. China from London June 13 Mr. A. K. Smith, Mr. Nottebobn. Per P. A O. s. s.87 words
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Correspondence.
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304 1903-07-01 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times* Dkar Sir, —with reference to what has already been said about this subject, it strikes me that nobody appears to have even thought of the fact that ths action of Government in this304 words
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Article514 1903-07-01 9 Yesterday afternoon, the enquiry into the alleged Hongkong and Shanghai Bank fraud was resumed by Mr. Wilkinson. Tan Lew Chwee and Ow Bun Sun were in the dock. The allegation against the former is that he fraudulently obtained $5,000 from the bank on May 26th514 words
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Article531 1903-07-01 9 Ptaal U*Sl* Tax Singapore Pop Club WM *t Hone yesterday afternoon to .JM members-and friends when the fiaal the above cup was played off by the two remaining teams which were M follows: Civilian* Garrison H. E. The Governor 1 Major Terry 4 Mr. Young 4 Major Everett531 words
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Article152 1903-07-01 9 P. O. July 4. —Per Canton For London—Mrs. Tomlinson, two children, infant and amah. July 10.—Per Massilia For London—Mr. J. Graham. July 24.—.Per Ballaarat: For London via Marseilles—Mr. Herbert Darby. N. D. L. June. 30.—Per Roon Mr. H. Winkelmann, Messrs. O. Knmker, De Val, Mrs. Muir, Mr.152 words
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Article89 1903-07-01 9 Europe, Roon w June, Beho Meyer. Antwerp and London, 4 rg. on 1st July, Bouetead. Sydney via ports, Itiada, due 8th July Boustead. Marseilles and Havre, Prinstetse Marie, due mid July, E Co. Fremantle via ports, Sultan, on 18th July Mansfield. Odessa via ports, Ko* troma89 words
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Article1748 1903-07-01 10 In The Winter of '###3. We (Mr. A. Mason and myself) arrived in Shanghai on the 6th February 1903 and saw that the 8. s. Chungking was advertised for the 11th and hooked passages to Port Arthur, the cos* being $45 Mex each first class,1,748 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article177 1903-07-01 10 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used:—str.—steamer; ah.—ship; bii.— barque sch.—schooner Yet. —Yacht; Cru.— Cruiser; Gbt.— Gunboat; Tor. —Torpedo: Hp. —Horse power Brit.—British: U.S.—United States; Fch.—French; Ger.—Herman Dut.— Dutch; G.c.—General-cargo d-P- —deck passenger U.—Uncertain T. P. W. Tanjong Pagar Wharf; T. P. D.—Tanjong Pagar Dock B.M177 words
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Article1224 1903-07-01 10 arrivals since Noon of Yesterday. Farfalla Ital. str. 147 tons, Capt Taylor, 30th June. From Malacca, 29th June. G.c., A lOd.p. Gaggino A Co For Muar, 1st -Rds. Ganymede, Brit. str. 236 tons, Capt Cobb 30th June, From Port Swettenham, 2#th Juoe J.e., aad 62 d.p. Straits1,224 words
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Article581 1903-07-01 10 «€mt, port, probable date I •»d name o] omJ. BTMAMKg. Alboin, Bangkok July Borneo rv I A c.noun, China, July 12 Man.fe 9 Alesia, Hamburg, July 6; Behn u 9 Annam, Hongkone, July 6- v vr* 5 9 Awa Maru, Colombo, July p Badenia, Hongkong, Aug. 17’. Ballaarat,581 words
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Article139 1903-07-01 12 PASSED 8UNDA 3TKA1T8 OKArRIVEP FOR ORDERS. Flaiba U Date or Owns- keDatk. Rio. Ship’s Name, i Captain. Railing. From where ation. mabe. June 1 Dut ss Rhipeue Williams Jan 1 Batavia Amsterdam 3 Dut s.s. Goenioer Le ('lercq Jan 3 Batavia Rotterdam 6 Dut s.s. K'ingin Regentes Ouwehand Amsterdam139 words
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Article1031 1903-07-01 12 M Flag n **j l I h Vessels Name. A Tons Captain Fkow Sailed Consignees. Q 1 Kig. _jJ’ne 23 Unda Nor str. 879 jGabrielsen Barry May 12' 23 Salabadji Dut str 1235 ,Rossera A roe bay Juue 2LHooglancltand Co. 24 NienLuys str. 640 Tansent Pontianak June 20*Daendels and1,031 words
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Article698 1903-07-01 12 Date. Vessel’* Name. Flag A Rig. Tons. BH j AT JQj Jgj June 26 Gregory Apcar Brit str. 2940 Penang and c Mi C *26 Itzehoe G© r B^r Hamburg vi a SI 1 25 ftilMtfV** Lingga Dut str. HB »25 Pakpara Ger str. IJfi I M| t 25698 words
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