The Straits Budget, 6 December 1906
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section37 1906-12-06 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LX. NO. 2546. Singapore, Thorsday, 6th December, 1906. v p.,'D' VE8TABLISHI0 OVER HALF A CCNTVRY. Price 25’Cents. ►.<• rMVEkE ,7 iV. r i i <,v 137 words
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Advertisement180 1906-12-06 1 t- I m.> MECHANICAL. ELECTRICAL 4 CIVIL BWMEERS SHIPBUILDERS IN BOILERMAKERS 7£L A DDRKSS Hr SINGAPORE, IFOR (Perak). ENGINE WONKS No. 4. teLCPHONS. NOS. J *L«CT. DIPT. 4. i SHIPYARD 122. ’TOWN STONE 104. Sole AfOOtS for Rustoc Proctor f PP Portable Engines. > J x 4 4b TANGYES IN.180 words
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Advertisement566 1906-12-06 2 LUX ALIGHT The Incandescent Kerosene Lamp. LUX >* v X* v sold Medal witd Special of.Jionour, Jsiege, 190 5 COMPLETE TOWN INSTALLATIONS HAVE BEEN SUPPLIED TO; THE Perak Government for Ipoh AND TQ THE Sarawak Government for Kuohlng. Orders Now Received for Complete Illumination of Ktiala Kangsar. V v 1566 words
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Advertisement159 1906-12-06 1 n Hotels Recommended by tbe Straits Budget” Recreation Hotel AT THE TERMINI'S OK ’I III: Faya Lebar Tram. Excellent accommodation for boarders. Special rate* by the week or month J. F. de CONCAICMO, Manager. HOTEL VAN WIJK. Nos. I. 2 and 3, Stamford Road. Singapore. I his lorst Class Newly-opened159 words
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Advertisement68 1906-12-06 2 Straits Times Annual, 1006-7 XShree Royal Portraits. Best Christmas and Now Year’s Gift Throughout the Known World. CDysterious jßtory bV Mr. Hugh Clifford, C.M.G. FULL EDITION ARRIVES THIS WEEK ORDER IMMEDIATELY If Yeu Want An Annual Kept for You. PRICE $1 ONLY: WITH POSTAGE $1.20 “MALAY TIN FIELDS” tfa RALPH68 words
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Article213 1906-12-06 1 Legislative Council 1- Municipal Hoard Registration »t Partnership* 3 Tiling Pluvial St. Andiv'V s Hull 4, 'h h* A Bitter Complaiut d Tin- work of tin* earnest* in the F. M. S. JJ (i.nhl-l»ye Sherwoods 7 Arrival of rut KtMits < Malay Tin Fields 7 A Now213 words
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1156 1906-12-06 1 I »i*i legislative Council met on Friday iiftcrnoon at 2.80, when the following were present: Prkskx r. His Kmkllknly thk Govkksok <Siu John* ANUKKSOS, K.C.M.ti.) 'Phc Hoti’hle the Colonittl Secretary (Captain i A. H. Young, c.m.ci.) Hon’ble the Acting Attorney-General (>1. R. limes Hon'ble the1,156 words
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Advertisement77 1906-12-06 1 price the Me-"* Turn; a year H l,« price of the Strain M'* *M a year „,.,„.tirccc«ry w .utacribc for a year. The Mbs- I,.r-l-rtcr iterirKl* arc at the same prop...ti..natc rate as for a y*ar. s>( lh4llllt i can sent to meet returning passenger 1 from Kurope. I* the77 words
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Article1582 1906-12-06 2 An ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held at the Municipal Board room ou the 80th ult. Mr. E. G. Broadrick, the President, occupied the chair, and there were also present:—Dr. Murray Robertson, Messrs. K. Stevens. J. W. B. Maclaren, Cheng Keng Lee, also J. Polglase (Secretary.)1,582 words
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411 1906-12-06 3 The report by the Select Committee on tl,r Partnerships Registration Bill has at last hocn put on the table of the Legislative Council. The ivport is rather a long one, hut the chief points wenv he noted at first vjght. The411 words
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743 1906-12-06 3 A lion regardant beneath an outspread 1 umbrella. This is emblematic of Singapore, J or at least one judges it to be so from the 1 various portrayals of the same which may be viewed any day in743 words
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Article239 1906-12-06 3 An entry is lining raised in tin* Filipino Press against Mr. Dean C. Worcester, who has been a nieinlier of the Civil Commission in the Philippines since its institution. and is now Secretary of the Interior. An effort lias been made to get Mr. Worcester to resign, Imt239 words
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Article143 1906-12-06 3 Man or Beast It is m*: an easy matter to distinguish forms in tin* dark, and in lonely districts of tlie F.M s. on** might- 1m- -.rdoned for thinking that an object muring on all fours wan not a hum tn !-< iug. A Mil iy n mied l.’din heard143 words
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Article97 1906-12-06 3 Mr. I*. .1. Cornewell-.lhHes and Mr. A. X, 1 Gunnery. respectively second and fourth officers of the I*. and O. steamship Isis,” have been sp* daily promoted, in recognition of the service which they rendered on the 1 occasion of the recent loss of the97 words
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Article46 1906-12-06 3 A lew days ago a Sikh watchmau was found shot tnrough the heart at 166 Thomson Koad. Au old five-chambered revolver was found near him. The police have ascertained that the Sikh was trying to clean the loaded revolver when it went off.46 words
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Article516 1906-12-06 4 wad s 'Dic power the pftie gie us Tae see oorselves us ithers see uv. When Hums wrote* these* familiar words lie must have Ikh*u conscious of the* fact that he* was guilty of an error of judgment concerning one of tlu* most ini|K>rtant traits inherent in516 words
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4069 1906-12-06 4 Friday last was St. Andrew's Day, one of thu merriest of the year from a Scotsman's point of view, and it was the occasion of much enthusiasm and jollity among the Northerners, not only in Singapore, but throughout the w jrld.4,069 words
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Article106 1906-12-06 6 In thk Day ok thk Comkt.—Ry 11. K. Wells. Londou Macmillan and Co., Singapore: Kelly and Walsh Ltd. Coniston.— By Winston Clmrcbill. London Macmillan and Co.. Sineaporw Kelly and Walsh Ltd. Ri NNiN.i Hohsk Inn.— Ry Alfred Tresidder Sheppard, London Macmillan and Co.. Singapore Kelly and106 words
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527 1906-12-06 6 The* following extract from British Malaya.*’ Sir Frank Swettcnhaiu’s new hook, is referred to in our leader columns 1 have said that the protected Malay States depended mainly on the tin mines for their revenue,527 words
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81 1906-12-06 6 Waterloo.'* River Valley Road, lias been taken by the Committee of the Singapore Y. W. C. A., and will shortly he opened as an Institute and Hostel for \oung Women. Miss Kllis, who will have charge of the work, comes as a World’s Y. W. C.81 words
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426 1906-12-06 6 Thc f-oo,! |iropl<! who (Iwell j„ t |.e K district have, tor a long ti mc i‘ plaining liitU-rly of t.ufi tluy K.irtor tlir<m M h the lack of ,1. moans of truiiatt across tlio time* ago. oar readers will426 words
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Article72 1906-12-06 6 Polling took place on Tuesday for the ek e tioti of a member of the Municipal Commission. in place of Dr. Lim Boon Kong, who had resigned. Mr. Dug Teek Lim was nominated for the vacancy. He was pro posed by Mr. Lee Clioon Guam and seconded by72 words
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Article95 1906-12-06 6 Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught will visit Burma tln> winter. Their Royal Highnesses will am'* at Rangoon about the middle of hebruan. leaving there on the 2nd ot March, and arrive at Calcutta on sth. on a visit to His Kxcellenev the95 words
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901 1906-12-06 9 Tho Hoe-Hive brandy case was eon1 mlcd ou the 28th insfc. after a hearing which had lasted nearly three days. Urn Took Liong, a partner in the firm of K t> n.* Hin and Co.. Wine and Spirit Mer•hants, was901 words
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2286 1906-12-06 9 Another trade mark case engaged the attention of the Chief Justice on the 29th inst. the parties being Mr. J. H. Trachsler—- represented by Messrs. Dalmann and Co.— aud Messrs L. Ankersmit and Co. Messrs. Napier and Cleaver appear for the2,286 words
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674 1906-12-06 10 Mr. .Justice Fisher on tin* t jiKluiHMit on two appeals l<sal mnt>istrates, m .-acli "h« com ictions. Ul< Captain Osman, of the s. s. Ho»,r i was convictod ou _a charge of ovorlort'lin'.'ti','. tl.o vessel, K ivm s674 words
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578 1906-12-06 11 t >ii Krula-y Mootoo Baliman Chitty was .unioned beforo Mr. Michell, the Sonior jisnaio, for failing to comply with a ;~,tnro notice to close two wells on bis i 5 t Campong Martin, as ordered by the i n licipality. i578 words
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Article38 1906-12-06 11 hinaman was charged by Police Serkartells before Mr. Column at the \°‘i’ Court on the 30th ult. with notMl and theft. His Worship sent the acviiM'tl to prison for ton months, with hard -:dkn,>.38 words
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735 1906-12-06 11 Would not Marry him Now. A young Straitsborn Chinese lad named Hi iu hong IV att, sixteen years of age, an j apprentice compositor, was charged before the Bench Court (Messrs. Michcll and Ellis) on the 29th ult. with kidnapping a little735 words
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514 1906-12-06 11 A. Biahim, a Malay “ghaut scrang,” was before the J iiiid Magistrate, Mr. Colmau, on the 3rd inst., for preliminary enquiry i(|)to an allegation of forgery. Mr. It. St. J, Braddell conducted the caso for the Crown, and the accused was514 words
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270 1906-12-06 12 ti t 29th Police Sergeant Mulcock charged a Chili, nan named lh>ng Siew before Mr. (ireen. i Second Magistrate, with possession of n. .v than live grains of morphia. After evideuct «»f arrest had been given, hr. Invoke, assist ant270 words
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277 1906-12-06 12 Ha iLi 28th inst. Keug Chuau, until roceuti> in the employ of Messrs. Allen and Gledhill as a cashier, was charged on three counts of criminal breach of trust as a servant. Mi. I*. .1. Sproule. Deputy Public Prosecutor. appeared for277 words
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294 1906-12-06 12 Three Chinese, Lint Yong Hong. Lim Bun Huan and Lim Chye Cliuali were charged before Mr. Micbell. the Senior Magistrate, on the 4th inst. w ith being in possession on November 21. of two wooden stamps, used for the purpose of counterfeiting the294 words
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202 1906-12-06 12 <h: Saturday night. Mr. Lee Peck Moon, ol the Straits Steamship Company, was in bis theatre in North Bridge Road, when a Boyancse named Hadji Abdul Rahman, a diamond merchant, of 10 Jalan Pisang. struck him in the202 words
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Article47 1906-12-06 12 A burglary is reported from No. .‘lO Cavemigl: Road, the residence of Mr. H. Meyer. Mi hile tlie occupants of the house were at dinner on Sunday night, a thief entered the house and stolen gold watch and two clocks valued at *ho.47 words
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414 1906-12-06 12 Wulwscluy is ISiiiiUniptcy uv j„ ti smiromt' Court, ami vottnlav I,is 1 10 lighter than usual. "as Tim Official Assign-, luul most „f i.,v "wU js.st'Hnu.l tor *iil>sci(imtit 'ti Mr. Montagu Harris appeared on 1 K .loscph s hernia. asking that the time414 words
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Article143 1906-12-06 12 There were twenty-one eases on the small cause list in the Supreme Court on the *‘»otL lilt., hut only if very few are being proceeded with, the first eases called being unusually lengthy ones, though unimportant. Before the Chief Justice, the morning was occupied with the part-heard case143 words
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Article1004 1906-12-06 13 (Kkom Our Own Corrkspondkxt). November 2o. Dry 5ubject. Sim*i‘ we have had a real live Cadet at the lu-ad of our Municipality, affairs seem to be mil on real red-tape lines. That is to say, #vervthinfi has to be done by rule of thumb. If there is1,004 words
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787 1906-12-06 13 < From Our Own Corrkspondknt). Kuala Lumpur, November 28. The “Hoys Own Paper” for November contains a short article on Rubber(irowing; or how we get our CycleTyres by J. A. Owen. It is an interesting article iu its way, and787 words
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Article198 1906-12-06 13 (From Oil: Own Corrkspondkm). Malacca, November 28. There is a regular demand here for the •pituxj cure. Min Ong Kim Wee now keeps a constant supply in his house in Heeren Street, aud there may ho seen daily many folks getting their bottles re filled, as ,i gilt198 words
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Article140 1906-12-06 14 Brio. -At Kemvyn (Jootlwooil Estate, on December *2, Hie vile of V* H A» Stuiits Kettleim-nls i i\il Soia ice. of it daughter. Bkvas.--On Nowinbiu* 16, nt Tiiiyuenfu. glt;Mi-i. tho \Niff of 11. K. (>. lUvan. of the Imp ii 1 l*i i\ ivelx '■'hand, :i son. s t140 words
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Article163 1906-12-06 14 Bi:vw>\ -C’himmo.- On October 31. sit Westminster, 1.. 11. Branson to l-.tnilv Winifred, daughter of Into A. (')iinuno. i *a\mastor-in-Chief, R.N. Bin\s<i\ itiM'io. —On Octnlu :»1. at St. Margarets, West minster. h\ tlie Rev. ('anon Hensley Henson, assisted hv tie R**\. 11. Hcvis. Lionel Hugh Branson, 110th Matlirnttn L.163 words
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The Straits Budget.
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Article834 1906-12-06 14 Ihci’o has arrived in Singapore, a Chinese Official named Chen J'ao Seng, who comes here ns tho emissary of the Chinese Govern, ment to induce the Chinese resident in the Straits Settlements and Java to invest money in Chinese railways. His Excellency Chen, who is a Hokien, came834 words
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Article268 1906-12-06 14 Hu* I'leetion of a l oiliest it pit m ii tat is < to tin* Municipal Commission t»> slurred i»i Lim Uoon lung (resigned) takes pl.ic, t« liioridw. There is only one candidate t >t the |iositioii. Mr. Ong Teek I Am. son of tin late Mr. Ong268 words
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Article436 1906-12-06 15 One portion ut least of Heater's t, li grains, is of special interest to tunny ,t onr readers. Tanjong l‘agar Dock lias uv n again the subject of question and ti.surr in the House of (.'ominous, and I tenter's representative within the sacred porincts of the Speaker's436 words
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Article407 1906-12-06 15 frw day s ago, we commented upon the relative merits, i’rum the sanitan point of v U‘\v. of administering the oath to witnesses .v t in* Knglish and Scottish methods. The s,i jt ct,as we already said, is receiving eousi*lt cable attention at Home, and it is highly407 words
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Article346 1906-12-06 15 The Hon. .1. Anthonisz presented his Loan Hill, on Friday afternoon, for the consult rations of the Legislative Council, and it was read a first time. The sum total which the Colony is about to stand committed to raise is huge £8,12:>.0 fosterling Tanjong Pagar is responsible346 words
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Article349 1906-12-06 15 Mr. J. W. H. Mnelaren, as a lover of tin* io-ithctio. has opened a campaign against j posters. At Friday’s meeting of tho 1 Mllnicip.il ommissiou.li,' protested against what hi*, as a lover of the a'stlietic, chooses to style unsightly posters and advertiseHM'iits on the corrugated iron fence349 words
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Article1034 1906-12-06 16 In istiivn countries. just us Christian people. have patron saints. Some countries cl lose their patron saints in tin' distant past: while, in oilier cases, the patron saints were thrust upon them. The latter experience would seem to have been the late of Scotland, for in saint patronage1,034 words
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Article739 1906-12-06 16 om m,Hen, tho.v apjM'Uis a letter ax;„„ kll lm'iit that there is not a .Municipal d.m v in Singapore. with a good milk rcstaunmt open-air tables, ami a band, whole h can and drink it (milk, at leisure. ur it guaranteed pure in sealed bottles/ Tj|is is a739 words
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Article940 1906-12-06 17 I ii mala a virtue of necessity has been so ,.tt« e tin plight «>f the Straits Settlements in l„ j, ,1 matters that we ought to bo able to sympathise witli the people of Australasia in to tin new Anglo-French Convention tui the future government of940 words
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Article263 1906-12-06 17 The Member for East Renfrewshire would appear to bo taking up gambling in distant regions, such as the *F. M. States, as one of the questions for investigation and home interference. He is in favour of temperance reform,and w*c have nothing much to say about263 words
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Article346 1906-12-06 17 At a time- when a yomi*» and almost unknown Chinese gentleman is elected to fill the vacancy on the* Municipal Hoard, caused by the retirement of so experienced and so well-known and distinguished a member of the Chinese community as U hr. him Hoon Kong, it seems opportune346 words
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Article388 1906-12-06 18 Renter s* nds us m word or two about the annual dinner of the British North Borneo Company, sir Charles d. Jcsscl. Bait.. Chairman of tin Board, presided, and umono the .‘hull persons present was Mr. Cow ie. It would appear that Mr. Cowie spoke; and. as Mr.388 words
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Article382 1906-12-06 18 The Cnited States are again face to face with that particular danger which overhangs all federations. Reuter gives us something about Bresidi ut Roosevelt's .Message uncut tlu attitude of California towards the •la panose, and that something is sufficient to show that the President is aware of382 words
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Article1628 1906-12-06 18 )r *W. koeUo lias been nominate! Municipal ommissioner for Pcnam*. I The now Government l>ivp,imWy at ross Street was opened on Monday 11.M.5. ••Robin.” which went ashm the West River recently, was refloated uj Ml out damage. ’Hie superstructure of the WiM.am moored off the Cyrene Shoal is1,628 words
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Article1067 1906-12-06 19 Mr. d. iI. Tyte has arrived in Kualar Liimpor tY«jin Singajiore. Major Douglas has won tlm men’s h nuis championship of ’Tientsin. Mr. W. C. I*. Kcmi has been app linted acting Depty Kegistrar of Siiipping at Singapore. Captain D Arcy Symonds, Chief ikilico Otticer, has been1,067 words
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Obituary81 1906-12-06 14 DEATHS. TUnkki:.— O.i November 23, .'it 31, Sovniour Road, Hongkong, H. H. Hanker, ngeel 00 yea is, widow of the* lutt* William Swallow Hanker, of Newell wang. Ci.Mi’c —On November 16. at Weilieiwei. Annin LI i /.abet 1 1 Victoria, hcleuod wife of Duncan Clark. Uitgunurr.—On Non ember Id. at81 words
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Article13 1906-12-06 20 The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents;13 words
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Article214 1906-12-06 20 To the Kditor of the ‘‘Straits Times.” Singapore. December 1. Sir—H. K. Chang Bat-szo, better known as Teo Tiaw Siat, was at one time Acting Consul-General for China in Singapore. Brevious to this H. K. was Contractor to certain Revenue Farms in Java, and Purveyor to214 words
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Article265 1906-12-06 20 To The Kditor of the Straits Times." Singapore, December 3. Sir. -I am sure that most of your readers will be grateful to you for championing the advertisement posters along Keppel Road. As you put it concretely wliieh is the most pleasing to the eye—a plain265 words
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1345 1906-12-06 20 To the Kditor of the Straits Times.” Sir: On Saturday, you drew attention to some remaiks which were made bv Mr. J. B. Maelaren at Friday's meeting of the Municipal Council, in reference to the advertismg posters ou the corrugated iron fence, winch runs along1,345 words
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88 1906-12-06 23 His Excellency Chen Pao Seng, the uperintendent of Railway Construction in tiie l iikien Province, arrived in Singapore on the 26 th inst. He is staying at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, and will leave for Penang and88 words
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959 1906-12-06 23 The following extract from the “She Man l*o, a Chinese newspaper published in Honghong, was sent 10 the China Association by the lion. Mr. T. Scrcombe Smith, Colonial Secretary of Hongkong:— 1 he Canton-Amoy Hailway is the main959 words
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Article91 1906-12-06 23 A correspondent assures the Sourabaya Handelsblad” that every steamer coming from China to Singapore brings any number of coolies who really are no better than slaves. They are sold at Singapore for about two hundred dollars each, and go to w ork on Chinese gambier estates in91 words
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Article88 1906-12-06 23 The stone lighthouse at the headland known as Java’s Fourth Point was lately shaken to its foundations by an earthquake, and severely damaged. Workmen are nowengaged there pulling it down. It will be replaced by an iron structure, which is expected to be earthquake-proof. But the operations are88 words
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664 1906-12-06 24 I'., Orn t ax i'oi:iiK>roNi*KM.» Kuala Lumpur. Dee. 4. Ybr following arc tin* results of tin* first «f .4. racing of the Selangor I urt flubs Mec t»iug, which was op< nod to-day and will b( c .nfciuucd on Thursday664 words
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448 1906-12-06 24 The ground was in splendid condition on Thursdav when tin above teams met on the Esplanade and played a good diawu game of one goal each. Tin* alteiidauci was the largest that has been -ecu since the Wociatioii final and448 words
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Article682 1906-12-06 24 No Hugby was played this last wM[ ii. siiiKapoie the Ksplauade on Kn,l„ beine move like a mud heap than a plaS ground. The last game of the Sherwood Forest*... in Singapore was played on Tlmivlav against the S. G. G. on the Esplanade Tl result as has682 words
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Article234 1906-12-06 25 heppcl Club, I'll, following is the result ot the play for t u November medal: Gross. ll'ep. Nett. .1. N. Hick H5 H 71 M. Sellar 91 19 75 .1. Murray 1H) 20 70 .1. I,. Iconic *5 77 K.T. Keid Hi 2 79 H. Tongue 97 10 HI234 words
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Article173 1906-12-06 25 k. E. Beat the S. C. C. Tin* H. E. toniud the opposition to S.f.r. on Tuesday afternoon on the Esplanade. The ground was in fairly good condition hut the 25 at Esplanade end was rather heavy. The K. E. had all the best of the tirst half, Horspool173 words
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Article84 1906-12-06 25 By Special arrangement with Ler Oataaiatiscae Lloyd Hongkong, NoTember 29. The hauish salvage-ship Protector has raised the French Torpedo Destroyer 1 bromic,” which sank during the recent typhoon at Kowloon, several of her crew being drowned. The Fronde” is damaged apparently beyond repair. Soerabaia, December 1. In closeBy Special arrangement with Ler Oataaiatiscae Lloyd ” - 84 words
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Article3246 1906-12-06 25 London. November 2s. Mr. Winston Churchill, tlie Under Sec retary of State for the Colonies, in reply to a question from Mr. J. C. Wedgwood, Liberal M. P. for Newcastle-under-Lyme, in the House of Commons, stated that the cost* of the Tanjong Pagar Award would largely exceed £40,0003,246 words
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Article984 1906-12-06 27 sprr<«l arrangement urith Det ()*t«*iati*che Lloyd"\ Berlin. November 2#. Prince von Bm4ow delivered a apeedi in the Kcichstag on affairs in Herman SouthWest Africa- In his opinion. Uiat OUmy required further outlay to recover from the «tfeets of the rebellion! He admitted errors in colonial policy, ami promises!: /?,-/ sprr<«l arrangement urith “ Det ()*t«*iati*che Lloyd"\ - 984 words
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COMMERCIAL. SINGAPORE, 5TH DECEMBER, 1906.
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Article95 1906-12-06 27 Gambier buyers 6.87^ do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 10.50 Copra Bali 10.40 do Pontianak 9.80 Pepper, Black ,,18.50/65 do White 5% 25.10 Sago Flour Sarawak -TOO do Brunei No. 1 2.95 Pearl Sago 5.40 Coffee Bali, 16.1% 19.00 Coffee. Palcmbang, 20% basis 22.50 Coffee, LiUu'ian No. 1 20.50 Tapioca,95 words
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Article129 1906-12-06 27 Loii'fc/i Mank 4 ru/s 2/4& Demand 2/4 Private 6in fk 2/4 Jf do 8 m/s 2/4 On German;/ Bank d/d 2.39’ Private 3 m-s 2.44 do 6 m/s 2.46 On bra nr* I—Bank 1 —Bank d/d 2.93 Private 3 m/s 2.97$ do 6 m/s 2.99$ On India- Bank T.129 words
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Article400 1906-12-06 28 November 2N Benalder. Brit str, Thomson, Kobe. I*. Simons Chun Sana, Brit str, Oox. Hongfcfmg. Boustead Banka, Brit str, Stewart. Anaml.as Island, leo Hoe Lve Van Hogendorp. Put str. Huykman. Swk, Paendels •29 Ting Suey. Brit str. Warrall, L'pool, Mansfield Sarie Bandjir, Put str, Koclix. Rourabava, Teo Soon Toll400 words
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Article491 1906-12-06 28 November 27 t C. Apcar, Brit str, Hongkong Pitcanulok, Ger str, Bangkok Manila, (ier str, Sydney Ainhria, Ger str, Hongkong, Shanghai. Japan Kagoshima Maru, Jap str, Colombo, Bombay Palembang, Dut str, Palembang Simongan, Dut str, Samarang babine ltickmers, Brit str, T jilatjap •28 Wray Castle, Brit str, Manila Singapore,491 words
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Article585 1906-12-06 28 Xame, port probable iint< »>/ <inival a/fti wdwi? o f A yen ta. Steamers. Airlic, Sydney, Dee. 21 Bousteai Alcinous, Liverpool Dee. 26; Mansfield Andalusia, Hongkong, Jan. Helm Meyer Apanma. Calcutta, Dee. 7 Botmtead Arcadia, Colombo, Jan 5 P. iV O Australien, Colombo. Juu. 24; M. Maritime* Austria,585 words
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Advertisement20 1906-12-06 28 WAI SENG Co. Tailors, Outfitters, Hatters and General Drapers. 12 Battery 7{oad, Singap° r EXCELLENT FIT GOOD CUTTING MODERATE PRICE.20 words
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Advertisement454 1906-12-06 29 Straits Shipping and Parcels Agency. Goods rerutvtxl packed, shipped to all parts weekly*. ou delivery system, or delh 85 Robinson Road. ery paid to GOSLING A Co., ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker St Torn!) Build *r 150 MiddU Road. Sole Agent (or Mediar*. Dottridge Brothers, Ltd., Loudon, u 2188 Telephone454 words
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Advertisement225 1906-12-06 29 ’v h K’r T 1 —j 11 w* .9 11 "wt 1 zjm.xxj ifttTr *rir m *!w**v r." •.4.;• w .w» ,v V V i'-f L.’ i-' fj I w I Lea and I I rr A A Hid rfc# •f V •t H- V-JN. A h'*:/r I I ina225 words
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Advertisement261 1906-12-06 30 firm ,i i h v .j Jn ord A A -^r--- —r--=rc:c >* t*r» y.\\»i *T I ,Wr *< a»S f.n,v^ WLvS*** •*f mm 1 v.vt* acts# V u« Hp&A rlSSf mk& VH s fcrSE*j7‘.£WVfa* 4 <A v-V«. .vv r m -> i \-u At.- > T >■ %*XZ-< 2261 words
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