The Straits Budget, 10 January 1907
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Advertisement140 1907-01-10 1 NKIAWCAU ELECTRICAL 4 CIVIL ENONEERS SHPKRLBEKS «M BMLBMAKBS. A I. v A. AitA Cdlttdn WIWI. ftiMiikiiiv unni OOOil MHO. J —fc pmvavs. r—infnaa T«L AOO/9M99 MAJVQAiMV*#, MM9APOM Elect rial Sole Agent* for— Into* Procter f Co., Ltf mvsKvnnc. Portable Engines, Road Rollers. Ac. Vr is" J£> WMB. Y r >140 words
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Advertisement369 1907-01-10 1 Straits Times i 906-7 r.favjSw i.lZ V"\ > tuT'ik SB are >* 5^0 T 1 “Ghree Royal >■*>. f. -SssSP 1 r m Royalties Rulers Rovers Fame f- v-vC'M^ShH^Bb Fact Fiction (Dysterious BY Singapore Stated JL Straits r t vi:riiiKiH Mr. Hugh Clifford, C. aaBaaMaaBapaaaaaaaHMii Price $1 or $1.20 with369 words
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Title Section28 1907-01-10 1 The Starsits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXI. NO. 2551. Singapore, Thursday, January 10, 1907. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURT. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article246 1907-01-10 1 Legislative Council 1. 2 Malacca New Year’s Spoits 2 Demand for Rubber 2 Local Share Market *2 Official Salaries *2 Fire at Cross Street 2 Au Uncharted Reef 2 Incentive to Crime 3 Cheating at Ipoh :1 Conduct of Crown Cases 8 Mysterious Death 3 Tanjong Pagar246 words
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847 1907-01-10 1 Provision for Administration of Labuan. This Legislative Council met on the 2nd iust. when, the following were present:— Prkskxt. The Hon’hle the Colonial Secretary ami Deputy Governor (CaptA. H. Young, c.m.o.) Thk General Oificer Commanding the Troops, (Lieut.-Col, Hugh Gregory Pitton, u.s.o.) Hon’ble the Acting847 words
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Article198 1907-01-10 2 f 1 11 i 11 Own < 11 l.i I uNliKN I. Malacca. .laimat v I lilt w ii s -spoil*. raliM oil ill t»i*' luo-t delightful v. -atii* i. I ll* 1 u( r on tip lust da\ 11«#* ol«l U wa*. tine aft* i198 words
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323 1907-01-10 2 I' noM Oil; Own Coi.io.sion m.\ i j Mpk December .**1. Luge ureas of land for ruhlicr planting have keen ulicnati d tlii-» yearin tli«; liauh f 1 1 ~»t> i« t. wlmrc thoio nvi] 1 soon Ih' mivhiiI flourishing estates.323 words
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Article18 1907-01-10 2 tli*t the K M. S. (iovertnuciit *r,| m. Ko; ttlinK {cr of tu Si ii18 words
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684 1907-01-10 2 Mi-m-*. I.iilluni .mil < ii.. intli"'!' animal vi. w ot tin Inral aliari-of tin' m.irki.t. latdl 11» <ti uiIh-i ill. writ*- as follows Today ip-in** tin- last day "f the jcui. think it hilly Ip interesting to investors. and t! public684 words
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168 1907-01-10 2 Wo undorKtand that it is the intention of the (loveruor to announce on an early date —a very early date, it is said in some ijuarter**, but the use of superlatives is not usually wise in money matters, where the168 words
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162 1907-01-10 2 A fire was reported from No. 40 Cross Street tit 2-30 yesterday afternoon. The premises are occupied by Chinese and are used as a marine store. A few drums c<fh taining a little turpentine were being cleaned, and the coolies162 words
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118 1907-01-10 2 i he s. K Glamorganshire, Captain Norris, amveu from London on the 6th inst.. ’.vidi a.] rautity of gunpowder on board, and anchored oft Pasir Pan j ring. V'hile the* vessel was making for Port S wet ten ham on118 words
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Article53 1907-01-10 2 liu Sn Muar arrived from Muar and Mala.-va with a motor launch in tow. Can tain Hudson reports that lie found the inotoi launch adrift near tlje cyrene A sumi ot »;WO,OOO has been voted by the I liilippnich Administration for the 'con piovunot*. BCho lH i53 words
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716 1907-01-10 3 Warning to Singapore Employers. There arrived at thin office by the last mail from Europe) a letter addressed [to our clerical staff, and it is a fair presumption that similar letters [were received by the clerks in some, if not all,716 words
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Article241 1907-01-10 3 On January 4. before the Judicial Commissioner s C ourt at Ipoh, a Eunqieau was arraigned on the following plaint: That you, A. Jlospeler. on or about the 5th day of December llMMj. at Ipoli, did cheat,* to I w it, by falsely pretending to one Thong241 words
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Article110 1907-01-10 3 The annual week of united prayer commenced on the 6th inst., aud throughout the current week meetings will be held at Rothesda,” Bias inisah Road, commencing at H p.m. The following list gives the subject of each day’s prayer aud the name of the leader:— Monday-—Thanksgiving110 words
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Article54 1907-01-10 3 The Manager of the Bersawah Gold Miuiug Company reports as follows the output for the month of December:—Stone Crushed, 290 tons. Gold obtained, 27 ozs. 11 dwt. Average per ton, 1.9 dwt. The Managor of the Sipiau Tin Miuing Cotnpauy, reports the following outturns October Pels. 111.03 Tin.54 words
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470 1907-01-10 3 .Owing to the absence from the Settlement of the Solicitor-General anil the failure of« the Govern incut to a|«pniut an officer to act for him, a condition of affairs iiasariKcn with reguid to the conduct of Crown cases in the470 words
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179 1907-01-10 3 On Thursday last some coolies of the Prye Sugar Kstate, who wore employed in clearing grass on the cane embankments about 600 yards away from the railway line, came upon a corpse, half-buried, and lying on its right side. Both legs were179 words
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360 1907-01-10 4 The Board’s Circular to the Members. V ;,rii Li i Taujong I'agar Dock < oinpany were fmr#-«l l>y tin- Colonial Government to jiovstl tl Cow rn.’oMit to arbitration ami hnliio;t tk« ir claim to tin- consideration ami jmljijjjriit of .iti \rbitration f ourt, tin360 words
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596 1907-01-10 4 »'■< K'iitnr «>! the Straits Times.” London. 1 4tli December, Sii, I l ave read with much interest the aiilc leader in your weekly issue of 15th November under the heading of “Tanjong I'wi-.n Dork Improvements.” which will no dooot596 words
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Article223 1907-01-10 4 The fairy play, songs and dances by children, given so successfully at the Christinas treat of the Singapore Catholic Club, were repeated on .lan.at the Victoria Memorial Hall at the request of many who were unable on the previous occasion to obtain seats, hr. Panins/ gave an223 words
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Article36 1907-01-10 4 1 ic; t.,tu! iu„ o „ut„f tin Ore exported bv tl.e tnbnto, S m, the land „f the Koynl Johort < '»>. f.UI. during the month of l eoemher ltKHi was 2.V. -fheie are iw waiting36 words
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310 1907-01-10 4 Shortly alter six o’clock on the sth inst.,a Sikh watchmen discovered smoke issuing in large quantities from McAlister and Company’s oil store. This store is situated at the back of the main building and is built like a strong310 words
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Article178 1907-01-10 4 Mr. T. Sercombe Smith Accepts Puisne Judgeship. We are informed, upon reliable authority, that Mr. T. Sercombe Smith, at present Acting Colonial Secretary at Hongkong, lias accepted the position of Puisne Judge in the Straits Settlements. It will be remembered that on December 22 we published a Special178 words
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Article108 1907-01-10 4 Ihe north-east monsoon is now iu fullswing on the east coast, aud steamers |Z stopped calling off the bar at Kuala Pahang (they gave up entering the river long ago e\en during the calm season). Fifcliing boats are laid up till about the end of Marchbut108 words
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Article2319 1907-01-10 5 William Le Queux - [All Rights Kksfrvkd.] By. William Le Queux. (Author of Skckkts of tuk Forkhis Offiuk," &c). “If I wye a millionaire!” How often and devoutly is this wish uttered a sigh of longing by the poor and tho wealthy alike. In every walk of life *nd2,319 words
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609 1907-01-10 6 moctiiiJ! the 1‘eii rsu Hui and its sup,«,.u.rs was litld in the i own Hall, Slianyliai. on the llitli ultimo, occasion beinK the transfer of the liooks ami documents, tonetlier with the general control of the oruani/ation to the Chinese The Hull was609 words
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Article925 1907-01-10 6 Have you ever been to the Malay Opera, Mr. Editor? I improved a shining hour or tw’o there the other night. Incidentally, 1 tried to get in free on the strength of being a distant connection of the Straits 1 iiues. The impresario (that sounds better than925 words
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1151 1907-01-10 7 lii Tuesday’s issue of the “Straits Times” we published a Reuter telegram -stating that damage to “the extent <of a quarter of million sterling had been caused by a serious conflagration in Bangkok. From exchanges, we gather that this must1,151 words
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222 1907-01-10 7 lufonnatiou has just been icctived of the appointment of Mr. William Bees Davis. King's Advocate at Cyprus, to succct d Sir Henry Berkeley, K. C'., as Attorney General at Hongkong. Mr. Rees Davis was educated at Eton aud Trinity College, Cambridge, where222 words
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Article144 1907-01-10 7 According to the “Bangkok Times.' a good many eases of bubonic plague arc reported from Petcliaburi, the present outbreak being considerably worse than the previous one. The same disease has recently been reported from a number of places up river in the Monthon cf Ayuthia. lu a144 words
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Article84 1907-01-10 7 The reports which have appeared elsewhere to the effect that the Estates of Prye and Hatu Kawun have been acquired by a Chinese syndicate are inaccurate*, says the Pinang Gazette.” Messrs. Huttenbach Bros, arc* iu receipt of a telegram from Loudon to the effect that the84 words
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Article749 1907-01-10 8 i }'i:om Ol Own <oRin*l'»nW vf lYliang. I>» con I* 1 ,H Mis Excellency. (if Sir John Arid«:i*on «»d P a,t y w,: ,lJtvt not sc. n Hindi, for tlnv arc "till alUwav "P tin. Mill, wliei <-. it is »r«f. Im is preparing ;i mont VollllllillOIln749 words
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Article988 1907-01-10 8 Lipis. December 29. Bfntong Land Sale. To meet the continued demand for build in" land at Heiitong. the District Officer put i,|72b town lots for sale by auction there the other day. each lot being of the usual size. Ml n., t by 120 feet. There was988 words
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325 1907-01-10 8 (From Our Own Corrkmponbknt). Li pis, December 31. I'udor a recent ord.»r made by the Hesi dent, the royalty payable on alluvial gold won by persons working under individual mining licenses in Pahang has been commuted lor a fixed payment of $5 a325 words
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914 1907-01-10 9 At the November Assizes, Sariman bin Wougsa was tried on a charge of murder, but after the evidence against him had been heard, the charge was withdrawn, the Crown not being able to prove that the Court had jurisdiction. Evidence on914 words
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351 1907-01-10 9 A Kling named Vendasalam, employed as fault-clerk by the Oriental Telephone Company, was charged before Mr. Colman, the Third Magistrate, on the Bth instant, with converting to his own use certain moveable property belonging to the Oriental Telephone and Electric Company,351 words
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463 1907-01-10 9 On the 9th inst., Mr. H. Jensen, of Messrs Lambert and Co., was charged before Mr. Column, the Third Magistrate, with selling and beiug in possession of obscene photographs. Mr. Hawtrey. Chief Police Officer, prosecuted. Mr. L. E. Gaunt463 words
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Article114 1907-01-10 9 Wi A V an was seen prowling about five-foot way in Victoria Street at 4.JJ0 on the Hth lust. He had a chisel and a gunny bag in his possession, and Detective Police Corv stable No. 14 watched him peeping through the key holes of the shop114 words
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301 1907-01-10 10 iij t.i;• i oil New eai xda\, Mi. j» ~t*. j ai-haw tin < iovcruuicnt eterinar) Silt Jjl Ot|. 111-. < arnp!>« 11, of tin- Municipality, a,.,* i i;i‘i Saniuiy lns|iector May lieu ,v« h cv'ling along Serango ill Hoad oil301 words
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211 1907-01-10 10 \l* liliM'K'tlill- still lit till! 11 ieit or loss 1.l !i; t v I 1 1* till' I'ulice. At t fi. in. mi Saturday, Mr. Leo 11 ,J I a < autonese photographer, <»f South ISridj'c Koatl, called at tin- Mitral211 words
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Article98 1907-01-10 10 f l,l lst Sergeant Itossehare. m b named K. Cheong for being in 1 eleven and a half packets of ivT' \v ,m “'"I length of fuse it W ayitng Street. 'l l" K. 1, said be was a tin miner ami bad 'n hIT98 words
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147 1907-01-10 10 A Unit 2 o clock on the *‘>rd inst. a f Malay Police Constable found a Chinese coolie 1\ iiig uneonseious on the roadway at the junction of Tanglin and Orange Oroyc Ijoatl. The policeman put the Chinaman m a147 words
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182 1907-01-10 10 About midnight on the 3rd iu-t. a Hock Chew named <»oh Moi was attacked by four Much os and one Hock Cha in him Eng Dee Lane. He was seized by the towchang and was assaulted. One of his assailants, who was armed182 words
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116 1907-01-10 10 Ou the 4th inst., Xata Singh, a Sikh, rlai tiled I7H.40 from Mr. If. A. j. Hid well! in the Court of llcmtests. before Mr. 11. Scott! Complainant said Mr. Auamalai told him nine Sikh watchmen were wanted for the A#ri.Horticultural Show. He got116 words
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Article50 1907-01-10 10 Tim police have received a renort that valuedat »lm W V T 1 1,0l ,la >' s a K ol< watch, \aliu d at $l(H>, was stolen from Mrs. Wishart's residence in St. Thomas’ Walk. The watch belonged to Miss Naughtou. I>„li!e invest! ,Mt »*vo50 words
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160 1907-01-10 10 A young Hokien was disused before -Mr. Column, the Third Magistrate on the 5th inst. with attempting to commit suicide by throwing himself iuto the sea off Anson Hoad. Detective Inspector Hart prosecuted. A Chinese frieud of the accused suitl the man160 words
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Article388 1907-01-10 10 A young Malacca Malay named Dollali. Police Constable No. 221. was charge* l by Detective Inspector Hart before Messrs. Michcil and Ellis on the 4th inst., with robbery. A Hylam boy employed by Mr. Nicholson, the Manager of Taujong Pagar, was the first witness called. He388 words
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Article14 1907-01-10 11 r IL straits Times is not* responsible m- the opinions of its correspondents].14 words
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Article1491 1907-01-10 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times.” Singapore, January 3. Si r ,_I enclose you the latter part of a vigorous speech made by Lord Downe, at the Gimcrack Dinner, on the riding of the jockeys at home during the past season, and warning them what the1,491 words
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Article212 1907-01-10 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times.” Singapore, January 7. Sir,—Referring to *onr Rcvicy of the Share Market during 1906, which you were good enough to notice in your paper, we shall feel obliged if you will insert a para* graph saying We much regret that two212 words
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Article225 1907-01-10 11 Singapore, January 9, 1907. PRODUCE. Oambier buyers 9 0.90 do (Cube No. 1 unpicked 10.87 J Copra Bali 10.35 do Pontianak 9.95 Pepper, Black buyers IH.OO do White 5% ‘24.624 Sago Flour Sarawak 2.964 do Brunei No. 1 2.90 Pearl Sago 5.40 Coffee Bali, 164% 19.00 Coffee, Palembang, 20%225 words
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Article79 1907-01-10 12 JJ„\kon Lrsw<*>l*. On 1 n•».« r PL .‘*t Peking, th. Ili s. Arnold G-oige Pwv-on. '•> I, M S.. ’lVang'how, North I.chwh*l. MM., rh IJ of tll»- Wolliell lloKpltlll. I’l KMIU'. «.|f|i:nt dlitlglitel of till Rev. Wlllto. I.eiiVWxl, H.A., folt .of Mc-lfield ioi k-hil'C. To-"**. On hi., nilx-r 1.79 words
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Article525 1907-01-10 12 Our readers w illl not* elsew here in to-day’s issu*- ji very intcrcstm" letter above tin: signature lit crita?." which has just reached us from London. We need only i* f« r here to one portion of it, where our correspondent pi.ioos Sir.lulin .lacksuit's conditions for a525 words
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Article425 1907-01-10 12 'rhi* .fudges sat “in bane on th*> '2nd instant to arrange th*: list w*uk. It appears that the congested state >» tin* Cans** List weighs heavily on the mind- **t the /Judiciary. and this settling ot tin* List is evidence of their anxiety to clear off an ears.425 words
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Article473 1907-01-10 12 We reproduce in this issue a letter by Sir E. Sassoon to The Standard," questions asked by Sir Edward in the House of Common**, and an editorial article by flic Standard dealing generally with the Goverument of Brunei. It is quite probable that Sir Edward’s anxiety for473 words
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Article1170 1907-01-10 13 At the last meeting of the Legislative Council, Labuan bulked largely in the deliberation. The Attorney-General introduced a Hill which he had drafted for the purpose of providing for the public service of Labuan during the year *****. It is entitled The Supply (Labuan• Ordinance 1907,” and. perhaps,1,170 words
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Article439 1907-01-10 13 There is considerable dissatisfaction with the administration of affairs in Kelantan, but, a< it i- so difficult to obtain reliable information on current happenings there, we have refrained from giving currency to the rumours aud garbled statements that reach us from time to time. However, we cannot439 words
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Article454 1907-01-10 14 carry it t<• success. Straits Times January t. lit i-i'iue v.c publish a brief report of a in*••■in: of the Tien Tsu Hui at Shanghai on u occasion of the departure from Ci iii >! Mr*. Archibald Little, the founder of ti c *o< n ty. The Tiencarry it t<• success. “ Straits Times ” January t. - 454 words
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Article510 1907-01-10 14 It would appear that the Governor has j descended from the breezy and peaceful heights of the Penang Hills and braved the warmer and more contentious atmosphere of tlie town of Penang. Our special cor res- 1 poiidcnt limits his wire to facts and does not send510 words
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Article817 1907-01-10 14 it will be remembered that when the Governor proposed to expropriate the Tanjoug Pagar Dock Company, he could not come to terms with the Directors as to the purchase price. It was notified to His Exccllency that, in the opinion of the Directors, the shares were worth over817 words
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Article634 1907-01-10 15 While Australia is raising her head high on the reported luxuriance of her ‘fee and vine varieties of rubber in i’apua: while Malaya is forging ahead vitli her comparatively recently*! prepar- ed plantations of robber-trees; aud while Brazil and other regions are going into ecstacies over established success634 words
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Article212 1907-01-10 15 As was stated on January 4, certain Bauk* have agreed to advance jC3,000.000 to the Siamese Government to held towards lho construction of railways in Siam and towards the institution of gold currency, or standardization of the tical. With regard to the railway development, wo have it212 words
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Article159 1907-01-10 15 We have reason to believe that it is the intention of the Postal Authorities in Labuan and Brunei, when they make arrangements next year for their mail services, to offer terms to some British Company for the conveyance of letters parcels, tfre., to and from Labuan by the159 words
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Article595 1907-01-10 16 On Sif i«l.»\.ve publi»h< d an r\trm t iU nrti' h> a hutdi n the n..i t». ;ttni"«il of < hin«-*c 1 in tl, ot Hu* nii.xnt tram w* > m Hi*- matt* r has be n tak* ri m;» tain m< mhers in tl|,; s, ,1595 words
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Article1233 1907-01-10 16 •h.rrc ua- a time, not v. many yiur* ay,,, will I. Japan was said to he passing th.ourh tin iullyeeck hat >taMr of eivilis(ltio,i. In Japan, the hard felt hat U an ana* hi on i'm. 'I he appearance of tin- dis(.(l,d»d -tori: of the KurojM tm1,233 words
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Article431 1907-01-10 17 The last mail contaius several interesting items, and not the least interesting is that uhich touches upon the Chinese colonies, evidential and floating, in Birkenhead and Liverpool. The cl inrgo, vague aud general as it is, against the Chinaman of corrupting tiie young in these two towns431 words
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Article1380 1907-01-10 17 Many are the nostrums advance! tor the federation of the British Empire. Mr. Chamberlain, as a business man. has thought out a scheme which he believes will bind the Empire together by material interests. He trusts more to the natural instinct for selfpreservation to convince his1,380 words
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Article257 1907-01-10 18 greater degrc.i ol -atety. Straits 1 inics, January 9. Miiiiti Chuc-sc w ho arc* putting their ,4i >pto the Fohicn »ailwa}'» have been I i ,r ly by ns of the rink they are News coming to hand from China i o especially with regard togreater degrc.i ol -atety. “ Straits 1 inics, January 9. - 257 words
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Article119 1907-01-10 18 Singapore like Hongkong, may w ell boast of its roads, hut at certain seasons of the year the roads in both places get the worse for wear. The heavy rains of the past two mouths have tested the quality of our roads very severely, and, on the whole,119 words
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Advertisement84 1907-01-10 12 The post f r*> r <- h; s,r 1 fhe \-n\ free I'fi't *1 ’he Stnnr it is not ne«c-.sar; *n vitr,. ri>**- for a riptinn* for shorter tionatr r.it< as for a Ihe S truil’.Hylxrl 1 at. U* r r from KuM*- If l< n Stear.ier, with Viilira 'I84 words
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Obituary39 1907-01-10 12 DEATH> H Km Kmt.—At WU N'd R>H'h Saturday. .Jmiufiiv I if«»v Kim Ki ut II |<.m. \g*. \<i ynrrt. I'*nim'I'hI on .liinuary I". at HGJU 11.rn., the cortege lending hi* residence f**r tin? Oiin* w: Oneterv lit Alexandra Howl.39 words
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Article722 1907-01-10 18 The olVoitories on Sunday last at the Straits Chinese < Presbyterian) Church, for tin* China Famine Fund amounted to $00. Captain Flak has been made the cominau* der of the new British steamer Han Hong I dung. which is to lx* put on the Singapore Bangkok run. The722 words
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Article470 1907-01-10 19 )r <j Von Wedel is due from Europe shortly by tbe N. D. L. Preussen. Mr. J. W. Johnston, of New Zealand, has joined the Revenue Survey Department as Surveyor. Mr. J. Hromhead Matthews has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute. Assistant Surgeon H.470 words
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320 1907-01-10 19 in towuou the 2nd inst., rumours were current of a serious burning accident to a European engineer, but tbe inquiries of one of our representatives failed to elicit any definite information, and although the Police authorities have been busily engaged for the320 words
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149 1907-01-10 19 At Telok Ayer on the 6th inst., a revenue officer was examining the luggage of several Chinese coolies, who had just landed from Bagan, Sumatra. One of the coolies, a Hokien, had a pillow wrapped up in a mat and while149 words
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Article56 1907-01-10 19 Vice-Admiral Sir A. W. Moore arrived from Bangkok in the flagship, King Alfred, on the 6th inst. The gunboat, Clio, arrived from Bangkok this morning. She is expected to leave for Hongkong on the loth instant. The chartered collier, Mercedes, Captain J. S. McGregor, arrived from Hongkong yesterday56 words
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Article23 1907-01-10 19 The output from this mine for the mouth of December was 880 piculs of an approximate value of 151,000.23 words
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211 1907-01-10 19 H.R.H. the Duke of Counaught, accompanied by the Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia, is expected to arrive at Singapore ou February 1 by the P. and O. s.s. Delhi. Johnston’s'Pier aud the route from the Esplanade by211 words
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371 1907-01-10 19 The Singapore Town and Volunteer Hand is no more. Jts last appearance was made on New Year's eve, when tho band played the music for the dances at the Police Hall. It is a great pity a town like Singapore cannot371 words
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1411 1907-01-10 20 I lit i 11,\ s l i i:mjiwoii. l>< mbcr n W|tl» t-iii *t" to fail. Km riiii iM 'i j) l( I t'. |»ia\ ■"Oincwhat di"a"t,ou *iy. 41! I 'Alii. w a not out with to1,411 words
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712 1907-01-10 20 (From Oi r Own Coi:uEsi*oNhKNT.f Hangoon, Oeeenibei 2H. Two matches in the Interporfc Doubles were arranged to he played on the 21st inHt. The Straits tennis representatives were Sal/tiianii and Nathan, but as Hangoon w ished to play two doubles Miles and Kveritt712 words
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Article181 1907-01-10 21 Singapore Golf Club. Tit l>eeei 11 her monthly medal, after being iiost| ‘oned every Saturday in December !>wiiiu to luax’v rain, was played for on Saturday and Sunday the «>th and 6th instant. A yi.i \w i just liefore play commenced on Hu first day re ndered the course181 words
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Article87 1907-01-10 21 Chinese New Year Sports. A public meeting was held at. tho Chinese Ilumber of Commerce in Hill Street, on the Nth instant, to consider the advisability of holding the usual sports at the Chinese New Year* The meeting was unanimous that the Aborts should take place again. The Treasurer’s87 words
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Article306 1907-01-10 21 S. C. C. Beat Dutch Team. The S. C*. C. entertained the Dutch Club on the iU’tl inst. on the Esplanade and finally won by two goals to one. The wind was very much in evidence during play on a ground that was very slippery in several places.306 words
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Article133 1907-01-10 21 Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club With the re appearance of fine weather, the Club intends continuing the arrangements which, duriug the past month or so. have had to hi* continuously postponed. The American Tennis Tournament will commence on Monday. January 21, hut, if tho weather is bad then, it133 words
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Article244 1907-01-10 21 Essington’s Career. News has been received from Kuala Lumpur that the old and successful racehorse Essington, by Abercoru —Essie, has had to be shot owing to his complete breakdown. Essington. though a usually erratic starter was a most brilliant performer in Australia as a youngster and followed it244 words
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Article145 1907-01-10 21 (From Our Own Correspond At.) Penang, January 4. A deputation, consisting of Messrs. Presgrave, Turner, Guinness, Adams, and LinT Ku Toll, waited upon the Governor, Sir .John Anderson, yesterday, representing the Municipal Council, the Chamber of Commerce, the Penang Association, and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, with regard145 words
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Article3275 1907-01-10 21 London, January 2. The Uussiau famiue is gaining in extent and in intensity. Hunger and typhus are spreading rapidly in several provinces, aud reports from various sources announce the failure of the winter crop through cold and drought. London, January 3. A message from Constantinople states that two3,275 words
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Article674 1907-01-10 23 [By Special Arrangement with lh r Ostaitiatifiche Lloyd Berlin. January 2. At the New Year’s Reception, M. Fallicres, President of the French Bepublic. made the friendly assertion that tho French Government had oHerod to transfer M. Bihourd, the French Ambassador at Madrid, to Berlin, and that M. Cum[By Special Arrangement with “ lh r Ostaitiatifiche Lloyd ”, - 674 words
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Article156 1907-01-10 23 Bel* I*. y O. s. s. Sganza from London Dec. 8, due 8?h .Inn- Mr. J. \V. TV, Hughes, Mr. N. K. Bain, Mr. W. M. Millington, Mr. and Mrs. Storey, Mr. ,L It. Oswald, Mr. and Mrs. Parsonr. Per P. A O. s. s. llritanma connecting with156 words
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Page 23 Miscellaneous
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Article443 1907-01-10 24 .1» nua r > IWk.S, e mam Put vderllarst. ™*»na- \\<* :t Kian, Put str, S. OV. c Itrit htr Midtm. H’kong, BoUbtead Ander* M.ddh trough. Paterson Simons i» \i evei Amh. r.'r, Ji J' t wt^ r S peu. r <!! iiitavi t II. Meyer T. h«r. »|v443 words
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Article295 1907-01-10 24 January 1 H. r.U, Brit nr, An am baa, Natunas •I* .v?i, Hrt nr, il'>rigkr>ng i, (ier str. Peli. Asalian, Penang R’Sh- HtS-r. Dm str. l'el. (.lanctik, Hn- tl vi* P ort K»n..k»™ via pok. M-r. li s KiiHiitan via ports I'ontmnsk. 1 .’<•,*(« via ports Ban Lmng. ,,n295 words
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Article809 1907-01-10 24 Same, port probable date of arrival. and name of Agents. Steamers. Achilles, China, Jan 25; Manstield Airlie, Sydney, Feb. 24; Boustead S Alciuoue, China, Feb 17 Manstield Ambria, Manila, Jan/Feb Behn Meyer Andalusia, Hongkong, Jau. 9 Behn Meyer Apanma, Australia, Feb. Boustead Arcadia, Hongkong, Jan 31; P. 0.809 words
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Advertisement384 1907-01-10 25 Straits Shipping and Parcels Agency. G<xj6h eceivred packed, shipped to all part wiw klv. Cash on delivery system, or deli rv Mid to address. (ToHIDING Co., as Robiuson Road PSP •11 8 rat iffii At ntm timaly doaa mas _«icotmneiid »h«m,h< n<$ Kttrwraasr ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker Tomb-Builder 150384 words
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Advertisement214 1907-01-10 25 K-\ m «h£iA<^Ste;(. jr -re? ‘V/* T. 9 m ijfi ■v\. w i <. r >»,. --v jfc&ajso*4Sriii_ ■3 Aft. .t *4* m% -v-;.- «.-S, iio't ,_s <7*,, fT*2 lSi^a3*|n i. .zSF. rggfffrv r-is-^r c je. 1 \i*.' •^afeBras:: ly Royal Warrant to r* ii L~**5 < Hla Majesty the214 words
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Advertisement202 1907-01-10 26 V Jn order to introduce •*i {*<L N a" -'A 55 4 ;N st ;sk M ne v IT WILL BE SOLD TILL END OF THIS YEAR AT HALF PRICE, I E. >• -j ET *7 E? the case of 12 quart bottles, excluding duty, or 85c. tj) tfi 1202 words
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Page 28 Advertisements
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Advertisement6 1907-01-10 28 Hotels Recommended by the Straits Budget.!’6 words
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Page 27 Advertisements
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Advertisement214 1907-01-10 27 ffiuedanari y U/ ii^Kies' ;tr<: nnt an xj*' favourit*- nrr raj>. Oil' fl “RED SEAL” ANL) BLACK ANO WHifE $600,000 r mw't '>n a^ ■ccurity. i’l-l.v K. H. WIAULFFINCH 4 Co., lit r, IN'. <1 J P l V/ J h V;/> A Tonic, Restorative, Digestive Wine V<*ry palatable. Known214 words
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Advertisement141 1907-01-10 27 “ponHanaV Captain A. CASEY will sail for Pahang* Kuantan, Kammaman and Tringganu. WEEKLY, ON MONDAYS. Ihc >.s !\»iU.no;k ha> •veently been i\\ rhauled, and now has excellent accomiiKxiati »n tor pas.x For freight and parage rate and further information apply t»> Messrs. The BORNEO 4 Co., Ltd. Agents. FOR SALE.141 words
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