The Straits Budget, 21 October 1903
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section117 1903-10-21 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES. 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. K-7ABLI3HED OVER HALF A CENTURY.117 words
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The Straits Budget. WEDNESDAY, 21ST OCTOBER.
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Article126 1903-10-21 1 Atkinson. —On the 1st October, at ;.u ui, the wife of Riun\i:d Scott- Atkin- -u uMiiiteo ient of l’o-t> and Telegraphs, a daughter. i; \i-r. <»:> 1 tie 7tb October, at Chefoo, dot! n. III. xese, I.C.P.O. (’hefoo, of a 1 .'liter. F a.L— «n O.u the 7th October,126 words
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Article103 1903-10-21 1 Human':—On the 7th October. Evan Ormiston, second son of Wm.tkr ormistux, of Hongkong and .<*. W hitchurch, Shropshire, to IvATH- .\i youngest daughter of KKAXK1.IN .1. P., of Saxonburv, Rochester, KV.r. England. 1 «iLA'HT —R(U:KRTS. —t)n Thursday, <t St. Mary’s East Molesey, Surrey, \V. Daw-on, assisted by the Rev.103 words
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Article159 1903-10-21 1 T N ARTICLES. Slump. l.n >< >t;r. K libation diey. Mmaya. arnr. North Borneo. luj! iVocedure. Quotations. News, linger List New-. A-.‘i.lent on the Railway. >? ran«:ing of the A annul* r. Croquet Tournament, by the uuasian Corr-uL lotting^. inL'kaiig Wrecked. J ’cum 0 f skill. Steamers.159 words
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Article615 1903-10-21 1 SINGAPORE, -1ST OCTOBER, 1903. PRODUCE. Garn'otei f 12.121 Copra Ball 7 50~ do Ponlianax 6.MI Pepper, Black buyer- 30 75 do White, (5%) 47.0<r Sago Flour Sarawak 4 05 do Brunei No. 4.00 Pearl Sago r 5.20 Coffee, Bali, 15% basis 1. IS.50 Coffee, Palerabang, 20% h t- 23.0615 words
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Article161 1903-10-21 1 It has apparently been decided to erect a new hospita 1 in Alexandra Road. This is to fill the place new held by Tan Tock Seng Hospital which is iO.be abandoned. A sum of $lOO,OOO is to be appropriated for this purpose in next year’s budget, the161 words
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Article160 1903-10-21 1 The Strait* Budget this week will he (Jespatched by the B. I. 8.8 Zamania The Budget next week, will be mailed by the P &O. s. s. Coromandel. The German mail for Europe by the s. s. Seydlitz closed on Monday. The mail from Europe of160 words
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Special Telegram to the “Straits Times.”
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72 1903-10-21 1 Hongkong loth Oct. The Hongkong team has won the first interport cricket match played at Shanghai, beating the homesters by an innings and 23 runs. [The Hongkong team is made no of Meanfu. \V. H. Moule, A. E. Lanning, V. II. Lanning, K. J. McEuen,72 words
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Article877 1903-10-21 1 London V6th Odolptr. The Italian cruiser Puglia, now at Saa Francisco, is under orders to proceed to China to strengthen the Italian squadron there. Lord Londonderry has been appointed to be Lord President of the Council. The chief Aide-de-Camp of the Czar intercepted King Emanuel of Italy while877 words
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LEADING ARTICLES.
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Article1059 1903-10-21 1 (Strai£< Times, \sth OctoUr Our friends, the wild beast dealers* in Kampong Gian?, will learn with regret—if they have not already learned by bitter experience—that there has been a grievous “slump on the animal market at home, and that the last large sales of animals showed a(Strai£< Times, \sth OctoUr ) - 1,059 words
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Article613 1903-10-21 2 (Straits Times, 1,5 tit October) Despite countless assertions to the contrary—assertions in most oasis based on hard experience—it seems that the Malay of the Peninsula can really be induced to work if only he be handled properly. At any rate this is alleged to be the experience of(Straits Times, 1,5tit October) - 613 words
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Article1634 1903-10-21 2 (Straits Times I6tk October In another column of this, issue will be found a condensed synopsis of Mr. Balfour’s Economic Note? on Insular Free Trade —the small, grey, sixpenny pamphlet which he issued last month through Messrs. Longmans, and which has made such a pother in political circles(Straits Times, I6tk October.) - 1,634 words
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Article1069 1903-10-21 2 (Straits Times, 17//, > H Ill’ll Pf I Mr. Hugh Clifford has about Malaya and the Mai v kM benefit of our American eon r. *1 latest ids lie of the Xorfk Review and in an article entitle Systems and.the Malayan makes several interesting and propounds a few(Straits Times, 17//, , > H Ill’ll Pf I • - 1,069 words
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Article1279 1903-10-21 3 s T>mes, 1 U 1 Ocioher and Russia seem alarmingly r a dash.of arms as may result n tii-.r bloodiest war of modern times. "Id hostilities ensue upon the «tisis, there can be little douht thu it will be war •l outrawe. U iaiiiy started upon as T>mes, 1U1}, Ocioher ) - 1,279 words
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Article1129 1903-10-21 3 (Straits, Time.*, 1 ‘Jtfi Odofmr.) In The 'Times of Sept. 24th there appears a long letter from Mr. Geo. H. Hildyard criticising Mr. Alleyre Ireland’s article on British North Borneo which was published in The Time* of ♦Sept. 11th, and was subsequently reproduced in these colums. Mr.(Straits, Time.*, 1 ‘Jtfi Odofmr.) - 1,129 words
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Article2380 1903-10-21 3 (Straits Time*, 20 th Octol>er.) Every facility for prosecuting violations of the excise laws should assuredly be extended by the administration to the spirit and Opium Farmer, who practically pays the entire revenue of*the Colony. At the same time there is much method in the madness of a(Straits Time*, 20th Octol>er.) - 2,380 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement92 1903-10-21 1 post free price of the Straits Times ji f:i4 ;i year. The post free price jf tic* Straits Jiudyet is ’s2o a year. iot necessary to subscribe for a year. UK >uh«rriptions for shorter periods are ill.* -ame proportionate rate of price as for a vear. ]Shads Hudget can be92 words
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Obituary39 1903-10-21 1 DEATHS. v■ At l'' HermitageGardens, MornI 23rd Sept. Mahuaukt low r the late .1. CUMMINO, of Ki:.v-ei: and (T mmixu. <v\i\i;k. \t (tube, Japan, on the 5th r 1 I'.mij.v Makv (“Mak”). the well* CriiKQK H. Whymark, aged :’>U39 words
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Article836 1903-10-21 4 H.M.S. Jiosario arrived from Bangkok early this morning and anchored in the roads. The Hongkong Dock Company are going to •launch two lighters for the Norddeutscher Lloyd on the 2lst. inst. The Scotsmen of Penang have decided to celebrate St. Andrew’s Day by giving a Ball on836 words
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Article315 1903-10-21 4 Further Particulars. Unfortunately the accident by which the French mail steamer Awtralieu ran ashore in the Inland Sea turns out to be more serious than was anticipated by the first telegrams received, says the Kobe Chronicle. The work of repairing the vessel, is likely to prove a315 words
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Article61 1903-10-21 4 P. O. PASSENGERS. Arrived by the Simla From Hongkong—Mrs. Gonsalvez, Major Bryan, and Mr. Roza. From Shanghai—Mr. D. L. Lyon. To leave by Simla to-morrow For Londoh —Mr. 0. W. A. Bernard, Midshipman G. F. Cowlard, Mr. F. J/l ickle. Lance-Sergeant I). Bonner. London via Marseilles —Mr. W. D.-Fisher, Mr.61 words
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Article121 1903-10-21 4 THE STRANDING OF THE ANNAM In collection with the stranding of the French mail steamer A imam, on the reef near Polo Laut on Monday night, we are informed that Captain John, the pilot, usually takes the French steamers farther out, but that on this occasion the Captain of the121 words
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Article156 1903-10-21 4 A Kling Coolie Killed. The first train from Singapore to Woodlands had just left Bukit Timah Station tills morning when, on rounding a bend near the eig.ith mile, the driver noticed a black object ahead lying across the rails. It was over 100 yards away.156 words
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Article416 1903-10-21 4 Coolie Outbreak at Padang Brahrang. According to advices from Medan, a rising of coolies was reported on Monday last, the 12th inst, at the Padang Brahrang Estate of the United Langkat Tobacco Company near Bind jei, in Deli. At this Estate are the Sumatra headquarters of the416 words
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Article1068 1903-10-21 4 The First Annual X^ The first annual report dth Research Fund shows r-lJV] that though the work r/ r slow, it is perfectly su t e t!;e thorough investi- a i,, r .V! made. The broad obj-c-is tv) investigate the chu-h treatment of cancer. ]r l:tOl, and1,068 words
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Article86 1903-10-21 5 I \J i nj Mnt states that M. Kester I way to Singapore to meet two I li employees who have come I r France to join the Federal I v ,i I- Mail Service Co. Several I ;r' are expected by the .same I r86 words
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Article619 1903-10-21 5 fl uportation of Straits dollars -m and Deli Ins been officially W- 1 I a a 1T:ng lias been committed I t. alleged criminal breach of I'- r-q*-ct to 60 tahils of gold leaf >:;,600. I Nederland” Company’s mail I‘tins Hendrik left Sabang on fl- iiiri'* at619 words
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Article573 1903-10-21 5 Planters and Coolies. The Sumatra. Post of the 12th inst. calls attention to the increasing insecurity on estates in Deli. An instance is given as happening at Padang Brahrang— an estate belonging to the United Lankat Plantations Company. The head tindal or mandor of the estate was573 words
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Article590 1903-10-21 5 Proof was heard in the Supreme Court to-day before the Chief J ustice, Sir Lionel Cox, in the action at the instance of Mr. Rudanovsky, Russian Consul at Singapore, against Mr. Hutchison, claiming $2.‘3*2 in respect ot damages sustained through a collision between defendant’s and590 words
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Article117 1903-10-21 5 Chinese Immigration. Advices from Manila to the v.’n October say that John Miller, exInspector of Immigration, Las been arrested at Manila charged with issuing false Chinese certificates. An extrauition warrant is being prepared for the arrr st of another ex-inspec.tor. The detectives who seized Miller s papers117 words
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Article76 1903-10-21 5 This morning, Insp. Branagan dtew the attention of Mr. Cavendish to a case in which a Chinaman was in custody for plying around the harbour and supplying all who might desire it with quite a variety of liquors as well as chandu. Some difficulty exists as76 words
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Article1173 1903-10-21 5 The September monthly medal of the Sepoy Lines Golf Club produced a dead heat between four, namely Pearce, Miles, Marks and Stevens. The net score of these j>layers, all of whom are somewhere near ihe scratch mark, was 79. The tie was player! off last Sunday when Stevens1,173 words
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Article505 1903-10-21 5 home at the end of the month.— Mai'/ Mail 12th October. The Selangor Rifle Association *nl send a team to Taiping to try conclusions with the Perak Ilille Association, in the course of this month. Mr. H E. Burgess, the keen sportsman of Bukit Gantang fame, has arrivedhome at the end of the month.—Mai'/./ Mail, 12th October. - 505 words
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Article2338 1903-10-21 6 Retaliation Without Food Taxes. Under the title cf Economic Notes Free Trade Messrs. Longmans published pn Sept. 16th a pam- phlet which the Prime Minister circulated among his colleagues last August, setting forth his views on Free Trade and Protection. Mr. Balfour begins by remarking that popular2,338 words
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Article593 1903-10-21 6 On Wednesday afternoon, the Board of Licensing Justices, held their usual session in the Court of the Ffrst Magistrate. There were present W. C. Michel!, (Chairman), Wr. Middleton, Capt. Boidero, Messrs. J. Anderson, W. Shelford, A. Gentle and Capt. Gardiner, C. P. (X and Licensing Officer. Mr.593 words
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Article62 1903-10-21 6 Tin: fo'lowing vessels were disposed of by auction at Powell Co.’s saleroom yer-terday afternoon The British steamer Batarier, lffi2 tons gross, bought by Bung Toon Ghee for *828,500. The British steamer Italy, 245 tons L T m=-. bought by Sung Toon Ghee for 524.500. The Pontimwk was62 words
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Article141 1903-10-21 6 Two Bengalis ami have been before Mr. Peacock charged with using 21 B iggis Street, as a place for earning. They wore arrested at night by Kin?. The prosecution was carried on by Mr.|\Vhitehead. At a tat le covered with a red cloth on which were141 words
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Article160 1903-10-21 6 Crew Rescued by J„ hn §3 Aboct noon on Monday Amin, in charge of ie *lMM at Cocob, in Johore* beard that a tongkagi h,j EUl Palo I’isanc. Ttffe >, r .ff *-t<l put off in his boat Chinese coolies who BB the mast of their kang.160 words
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Article402 1903-10-21 6 The oii has trom China, his had her opened up and found in goodri® Ihe question is asked why ever sent h ;me and why she was commissioned on the station 4 The Pinang Gazette asserts tha* is unlikely Sir Frank SwettenhWiB return to this Colony, his402 words
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Article132 1903-10-21 6 THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD.” Rehearsals for t of tbe Yetmen of tie 1l JM arranged by tl*e local on apace, and everything n( '"r’IrJ a most successful series of P er r to commence early in Decent, .6 J principal characters wuj jm by Mrs F. \V. Barker ftjj132 words
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Correspondence.
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Article708 1903-10-21 7 j.,i i ,,r of Ihe Strait* Times. 11 e I came to the East, I interested in the accounts t-ioiRiily publish of the globeis. I read that a gentle--i>nd his nationality—has rip round the world, and n hue he appears in fcjinga- is a curious species this708 words
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Article1182 1903-10-21 7 The Ministerial Crisis. The correspondence between the Duke of Devonshire and Mr. Balfour shown that the femfcer resided on account of Mr. Balfour Sheffield speech, which he regarded a| a direct encouragement to the advocates of Protection. The Duke of Devon-diire s resignation was tendered on the Cnd1,182 words
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Article121 1903-10-21 7 1 he Malay Mail complains strongly of dullness in the land market there because the Government has too few surveyors. It says that the want of competent draftsmen is an even more serious matter than want of surveyors, for even at present the Survey Oiliee is reported to121 words
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Article141 1903-10-21 7 The dance given in connection with the S.Y.A., S.Y.E., and S.Y.R. at the Drill Hall last night was a brilliant success, find a very large gathering tripped it more or less gracefully between the hours c.f 9 p.m. and 1 a m. to the strains of the Town141 words
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125 1903-10-21 7 Judgment for Defendant. Judgment was delivered by the. Chief Justice, Sir Lionel Cox, in the Supreme Court, yesterday, in the action brought by V. Rudanovsky, acting Consul for Russia at Singapore, against G. Hutchison, claiming damages in respect of injuries sustained through the negligence125 words
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Article282 1903-10-21 7 ►Special rules fcr the port of Singapore are published giving rite Port Heatli Officer power to board and inspect any in the Singapore. Rochore, Kallang or Gallang Rivers up to ther ftarbour limit and to abate any nuisances fouYid thereon and the same applies to boat 3282 words
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Article977 1903-10-21 7 Mr. J. Rodger leaves the F.M.S. for England on the 4th November. The Conference of Residents in Perak has been postponed until the 23rd November. 1 uk Hon. W. T. Tayjpr, Acting Governor, and party, went round the island on .Sunday in the Sen Ah?"*. H. H.977 words
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Article504 1903-10-21 7 Treatment of Germans. Certain newspapers in Germany feel sore at what they call the ingratitude of the Netherlands India Government towards Germans. In the early days oi tobacco planting enterprise in Deli and the neighbouring districts,Germans were the pionfeers in that line of cultiMr. j‘ruand brought it inte504 words
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Correspondence.
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Article243 1903-10-21 8 Tit the Editor of the “Straits Times." Sir, —On reading the Muar News contained in your paper of the 13th inst., as to extensive areas of tin land in Muar and the cause of their being undeveloped, I feel inclined to pass a few* remarks. The243 words
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Article149 1903-10-21 8 To the Edit or of the Straits Timer. 1 Sir. —You make a grand mistake in saying that tjie most law-abiding and most respectable classes of England, the backbone of the country thirik it imperative to flagrantly violate the law because it i> hue149 words
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Article56 1903-10-21 8 IS IT THE CLIMATE The following advertisement appears in the Pinang Gazett* not, as might be supposed, in the Straits Echo: notice. AH i»err-on> having claim* against Harold I t ineis Piper, B.A., lately Sub-Editor of the Stwits E>hu, are re*piested to present the suae immediately, said dribbler leaving for56 words
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59 1903-10-21 8 Thl Criterion Dinner given at the Radies Hotel, Singapore, on Saturday evening proved a very successful affair. A large number of visitors attended and as usual menu was submitted. This was the first Criterion v dinner given since the Hotel came under the patronage of59 words
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Article76 1903-10-21 8 The New’Coinage Enactment was passed separately in all the Protected States on Saturday, making the new dollar legal tender in the F M.S. It is said by the Malay Mail that on the new dollar being tendered to Chinese in payment some replied that they did not76 words
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Article168 1903-10-21 8 koningin Regentes” Grounds in Banca Straits. The new Dutch mail steamer Koaingin Begentes which was due to arrive here on Saturday afternoon from Rutavia. had not arrived up to this morning. On enquiry at the Agents, Messrs. ’I. Daendels and Co., we were informed that the Koningin168 words
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Article272 1903-10-21 8 One of Their Privileges. Municipal servants have no doubt many privileges denied the individual but it will be generally conceded that one cf the best is that which prevents a credulous creditor making life a burden. Lnder the law, it seems that no action can be taken against272 words
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Article254 1903-10-21 8 A Forthcoming Musical Treat. Wednesday next, the 21st inst., will see a musical treat provided in the Teutonia Club. The performers will be Miss ilhelmine Arendts and five Italian gentlemen instrumentalists, w ho arrived here only yesterday. Miss Arendts is a young Dutch lady who has lately254 words
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Article304 1903-10-21 8 Sydney Breaks Her Mainshaft. The Fates seem to be dead against the Messageries Maritimes Company. The Agent in Singapore informs us this morning that he has received a telegram from Aden stating that the mail steamer Sydney, which was due here on the 26th inst. (Monday304 words
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Article663 1903-10-21 8 Singapore and Shanghai. A correspondent writes -The other day in a leader you complained of the fact that poor old Singapore was always h«ld up as a horrible example among tlie cities of the East and that while other town:* were just as bad, if not worse, in663 words
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Article188 1903-10-21 8 Senior Constabulary Inspector Herrmans. of Cagayan, Mindanao, (Philippines) with Supply Officer Johnson, pirated there, the other day, the steamer Victoria taking three native soldiers, and forced the captain to put out to sea. The Victoria then halted, filled her bunkers from a coasting steamer which the188 words
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201 1903-10-21 8 We take from the London Timer the following return, move for by Mr. Cathcart Wason, MP., of thfe total cost of Imperial defence, including India the Crown Colonies, and of the total cost of* the Diplomatic and Consular Service to Great Britain and201 words
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Article752 1903-10-21 8 The Seahelle returned from Pahang yesterday afternoon. The annual general meeting of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club was held in the Oriental Hotel on Saturday last. The German mail steamer Irinz Heinrich left Port Said yesterday afternoon outward bound. She is due here on Saturday tlie 7th752 words
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Article375 1903-10-21 8 Presented to the Wancheto »v Tanglin this Morning. Over 200 officers and rank and:® of the 1st battalion Manchester Re® ment paraded at Tanglin Barracks earl® this morning, and received at the hat® of Brigadier-General Dorward, ds.'® Officer Commanding the Troops, to® King's medal for ‘tlie375 words
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5272 1903-10-21 9 Interesting Extracts. Facts and Figures anent the Territory. i, ykknor Birch s Report upon ,r North Borneo for the past year .5 of the most interesting jnents ever compiled by an official .5 r- -jirt of the routine of his work5,272 words
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Article145 1903-10-21 9 Thk following passengers left yesterday midnight by the German mail steamer Sri/d lit z. For Penang—Miss de Contonlv, Miss C. Kosenstein. Mr. O. Kchwemer, Mr. L. Kosenbeig. For Colombo—Mr. Max Zimmermar.n, Mr. K. Giesecke, Mr. J. Heekmaun. For Port Said—Miss Martha Kuss. For Naples Mi. W.145 words
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Article1098 1903-10-21 10 A correspondent makes some invidious comparisons. Manila advices, as published in yesterday’s issue, brought news <of the seizure of an American Government launch by two United Stales military officers, who had embezzled money in the Philippines, and sought to escape as pirates. Apropos of the brief1,098 words
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Article507 1903-10-21 10 Kuala Lipin, UHL October. In addition to carrying on its cyanide works, as a result of which a certain quantity of gold lias already been export#!, the Selensing Company lias in pumping its shafts dry ij 4 the past month or two. It now ars that instructions liave507 words
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Article41 1903-10-21 10 Penang and Bombay, Capri on 23rd Oct., Behn Meyer. Havre and Copenhagen, Korea due 28th Oct., E. A Co. Odessa via ports, Yaroslavl t due 30th Nov., R.V.F. Penang via porta, Rotorua every Wednesday Kboo Phee Boon.41 words
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Article217 1903-10-21 10 An amusing little yarn comes from Labuan, which wo give for what it may be worth:—lt seems that Governor Birch was expected to* return to that port by the s s. Trinqga/iu which arrived there on the 14-th inst., and accordingly all preparations were made to extend217 words
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Article112 1903-10-21 10 For Singapore. Per F. O.s s. Formosa from London 19 due 24th Oct.—Lieut B. Friar. Per P. Se O. s. s Britannia, connecting with the steamer Chusan at Colombo, from London Oct 2. dua 1st Nov.—Mr. and Mrs J Edwards, Mrs. D. Shirley, Mrs. 11 pwood, Mr112 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article173 1903-10-21 10 Under tlii* heading the following abbreviations are us-ed:—ftc.-steamer; oh. —t-hip; b*j.— banpie s»di.—schooner Yet.—\ <ycht; Cru. Cruiser; Ght.—Gunboat; Tor.—Torpedo; H.p. Horsepower Brit. British: U. S. United States; Fell. —French; Ger. —German Dut.— Dutch; G.c. —General-cargo; d.p.—deck passenger U.—Uncertain T. P. W.—Tanjong Pagar Wharf T. IM>. —Tanjong Pagar173 words
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Article1147 1903-10-21 10 arrivals since Noon of Yesterday. Afridi, Brit. str.*2,364 ttms, Capt Golding 19th Oct. From England, 13th Sept. G.c. Paterson Simons Co. For Port Arthur, 20th—Rds. Ban Whatt Soon, Brit. str. 199 tons, Capt Primrose, 20th Oct. From Pontianak, 18th Oct. G.c., and 35 d.p. Ban Seng. For1,147 words
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Article426 1903-10-21 11 U-v port, probable date of u-m,**? and nam? of ay* i Steamers. Liverpool, Nov:}; ManMieid *o iraouva, go Docnbels. Barry O *t,; Pater on'Simons. o'ornbo. Dec 7; M. Maritime' i. ilcutta Oct 27; Boustead ■iiic, Colombo, Nov 9: M. M. \;»ar, Calcutta, Nov lb; P. S. Hongkong, S426 words
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Article1068 1903-10-21 12 m Flag j I h t VzsgRL’e Name A Tons Captain Feom Sailed; Consignee*. Z Rig. OCt! j T4 Korana Aus sti 2387 Colagio Batavia Oct 12 Rautenberg 14 Siam Rrit s4r 992 Binos Shanghai (Vt 8 Katz Brothers Ltd 14 Shan Tung Ger str 1000 iEngelhart •’Langkat Oct1,068 words
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Article742 1903-10-21 12 nH Date. Vessel’s Name. Flag A Rip. Tons. n M 1)ksti ’atio, PS Oct"" 15 i Pekin Brit str. 2522 MB 15 Kawachi Marti Jap str. 3780 HongkonJlW* EB 15 Ban Poh Guan j Brit str. 576 Muntok »r p Hi 15 Bantam Dut str. 1484 Padnno V ja■■742 words
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Article71 1903-10-21 12 PASSED SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOR ORDERS FL’c; A Date of' Destin- I KeDate. Rig Shu* Names. Captain. Sailing. From where ation. mask I Oct 9! Brit s.9. Islander Robinson Christmasls Singapore 10' Rrit s.s. Glenelg Hart Calcutta Batavia ll.Dut s.s. Anchises Williams Amsterdam iBatavia 12 Dut s.s. Oengaran71 words
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Advertisement721 1903-10-21 10 Well-known Footballer. CURED OF CONSUMPTION BY DR. WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS. Mr. Chan. W. Wilson, secretary of the Breaston Footlfcll Club, now residing at 68 Man verse* street, Netherlield, England, told the Jferbtf Express that he had been in a consumption, his weight falling a« low as S si. 10 lb.,721 words
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Advertisement660 1903-10-21 10 CHE LANGUAGE DIFFICULTY. The most fruitful source of contention between individuals is failure to comprehend each other s meaning. Such error arises, more often than not, from different individuals attaching different meanings to the same word. And this being true of people employing their common language in domestic negotiation, how660 words
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Advertisement232 1903-10-21 11 new french remedy THERA PI 0 N MARK and highly popular rcinfdy. in thf s uls t*y Rico rii, Rostan. Jobert. Velpeau < all the desiderata to be sought in a s.r.J. and surpasses everything hitherto r HERAPION No.1»^ w days only, removes all disi harg« s ,rn ••'*♦*< tu.tlly232 words
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Advertisement314 1903-10-21 11 ENGLISH NURSE, at present in Java, desires situation with farnly returning to England shortly. Apply fo NURSE, i.*iO Straits Times. SCHWEITZER'S T ft r~i i m ■Its Best a Purest COCOA. > Now especially packed in double-lmded at ensnring freshness for years, in all climant*. MARTIN’S £l for Ladies. fPILLS314 words
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Advertisement473 1903-10-21 11 ’h LEA PERRINS’ LEA A: FEKKINS beg to announce that, lo further ?nffr»nari the public agamst imitations ol their world-renowned Origins! Worcestershire Sauce, they arc now printing their Signature, ;n white, diagonally ar ross the upper part of the led label on each bottle. Anyone revving the same will be473 words
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Advertisement304 1903-10-21 11 J. MOTION CO watchmakers. JEWELLERS, OPTICIANS. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED INDIAN PATENT STONE COYPrevention Against Plague. THI8 atone ia excellently adapted fcr paving Courtyards, Dwelling Houses, Surface Draina, Stables, Servjfnts Quarters, and other Out-houses. It ia absolutely damp proof and nonporoua, being laid plastically it is jointless and easily cleaned. Sanitary304 words
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Advertisement810 1903-10-21 12 CHAMPAGNE “LOUIS ROEDERER." Extra Dry and Carte Blanohe. The old, well-known brand. BRINKMANN CO.. Importers Retail at Messes. CHENG Co., HIGH STREET CRUSHED FOOD. IBY IT AND YOU WILL BI 8ATI8FI! D. I. R. BE LI III OS toga to inform the pnbllf that hiB Factory for preparing Crusher Food,810 words
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Advertisement76 1903-10-21 12 John Little Co., Ltd. J «0» to lot VERY ObO Guaranteed Severv Years Old GUENLIVET WHISKY IMPORTED a BOTTLED BY JOHN LITTLE C° Limited, SINGAPORE, SOLE agents. The above Whisky has been known as 14 BOTOL HITAM or KEPALA HITAM 99 for many years, and is the soundest spirit and76 words
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