The Straits Budget, 14 February 1907
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Advertisement258 1907-02-14 1 ,fu V; Hoad RoUera, Ac Bp.,. TANGYES Ltd. L L,. Duplex Steam Pomya [I Ctmphtll Gas Enjine Co..Ltd. r Oil nod On* Suction Mont*. -T' FT V 2 ggaR < ‘vHffl V i t- _i i i<tiA i* Jfr T J *1, f -V, ■.<> Vw*Vi>VV. 4 r« v .*j,258 words
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Advertisement104 1907-02-14 1 SCHWEITZER'S Tte Ben x Pinsl COCOA. a Now«»peci»lly P** j ensuring freshness for ye*r«, OlifDfttM. WEILL ZERNER, IIKALKKS in DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS STONES, JEWELLERY, OOLD SET WITH OEMS, and WATCHES. Price* Modmrat*':}^ AMD EVERYTHINBO GUARANTEED. 1 **2 a 19 Stamford Stood, l«j SINGAPORE. ARTIE TULLY <. 'v j 4 s 'jrj104 words
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Advertisement158 1907-02-14 1 mien... toEUß«^ilW<TMn«|W^il r 1": The Annual is the only:. ern life and Illustrated <m mm* PHOTOGRAPHS Of TOE UPWARDS OF; Ttmas #1 nmwmmmKmi. “The We tiaol and port the TW MkJmm tUtfmrttf* CiftifiCM it the VWB V W ST: IWWte f$wl 5.1 HA8 THE LARQE8T SALE OT ANY jjg k.158 words
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Title Section28 1907-02-14 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE "STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXI. NO. 255«. Singapore, Thursday, February 14, 1907. ESTABLISHED OVEB HALF A CEHTHty. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article161 1907-02-14 1 Legislative Council L2 I loyalties in Hongkong 2 Harbour Improvement 3, Chinese-GirIs’ School 4 Tronoh Railway Outram Road School 4 Municipal Board 5 Reminiscences Colonial Defenders 8 Penang Free School A Boycott in Bangkok 6 St Joseph’s Institution 7.8 Shall the Queue Go 8 Notes from Pahang161 words
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Article2395 1907-02-14 1 Tun Legislative Council met ou Priday afternoon at 2.80, when the following were present:— His Excellency the Goveunok (Sir John Anderson, k.c m.g.) The Hon’ble the Colonial Secretary (Capt. A.H. Young, c.m.o.) The Officer Commanding the Tnoops, (Lieut.-Col. Hugh Gregory Fitton. d.s.o.) Hon'ble the Acting Attorney-General (J. R.2,395 words
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224 1907-02-14 2 Floating Lane of Fire. (From Out Own Correspond!*! Hongkong, February 0, ]().">;, His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught, in his official capacity of InspectorGeneral of the Army, was engager! on Thursday and Friday in inspecting the defences of th Colony.224 words
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2146 1907-02-14 3 Inofficial Proposal Defeated. At FiwDvV meeting of the Legislative C*onn< il. the question of the postponement of the Tclok Ayer Scheme was once more debated. ami u motion by Hon. John Anderson defeated. The lion. John Anderson wanted sonic information regarding the Singapore Harbour2,146 words
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966 1907-02-14 4 Tin? front hall of the Chinese Chamber ol Commerce, Hill Street. which had kindly been lent for the j>ur|»osr, was neatly decorated on the 7th inst. on the occasion of the annua) prize distribution of tin Singapore Chinese* Cirls School. When Miss966 words
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Article34 1907-02-14 4 4i amount of tin ore exported bv the tnbutor* ou the lands of the Royal .Tohore Tin Mining Co.. Ltd., for the month of Jauuary 1907, was 888 *2so34 words
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273 1907-02-14 4 Tclegiaphing from Jpoli ou Monday, a correspondent of the Pin ang Gazette says: A public meetiug was held here at 2 p.m. to-day in Mr. Chuug Thye Phin’s office to consider the projected construction of a rail way from I poll to Tronoh.273 words
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Article158 1907-02-14 4 The annual prize distribution of the Government School at Outrani Hoad took place on the 7th inst., Captain Young, the Colonial Secretary, and Lady Evelyn Young were present. Lady Evelyn Young presented the prizes to the successful scholars. The report on the school showed that for the158 words
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Article104 1907-02-14 4 The Dutch authorities have recently granted a concession to the above concern for the exploration of the grauite said to be found on the island of Batarn, situated opposite, and within two hours distance of Singapore. An English mining engineer. Mr. W. H. Laws, has been engaged104 words
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1577 1907-02-14 5 ordinary meeting of the Municipal CoinmwflionerH was held at the Municipal Hoard room on Friday Mr. E. G. Broad rick. the President, occupied the chair an d there were also present Dr. Murray Robertson and Messrs. Kenneth Stevens and OngTeck Lim, also J.1,577 words
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Article289 1907-02-14 5 Address by Lady Missionary Worker. Miss Sophie Blackmore, Principal of the De aeon nesses’ Home, the first of all the min* sionarios of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Malaya, gave an address before the Epworth League of the Methodist Church on the 7th inst., on personal reminiscences of her289 words
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539 1907-02-14 6 Colonial Defenders. POOR PENANG INNOCENTS. Volunteering No Catch in Singapore. Ul I. H A S < Ul.'IO -'"MO N I I*.nang. I 'cbni.n ,\t tip* distribution tin* < C‘«»ip,,j t|,<. h i r Iiixil parad'd brfor** tin* fcud deiit-t who r\|n*-"* ‘l him-* It a1 s; i u C \<539 words
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Article329 1907-02-14 6 I lie Singapore correspondent of tin* Straits Kobo comments a- follow- on tile Singapore Volunteers I he Volunteer movement here is not in a very satisfactory state at present ami those who ought to know blame old Port and Starboard Mietubers of the Penang Coronation Contingent will329 words
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810 1907-02-14 6 i Fi.om th i: (fw\ CoKCKsro.MiKNTf. Penang, February d. The annual distrihution of prizes at the Penang Free School took place on Friday and the Principal. Mr. Pinliorn, made some remarks upon the new mctluHis which have been adopted in the810 words
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232 1907-02-14 6 Since the tire at the Burapah Ho-|»iLu). there has been much excitement in the Hylam community of Bangkok. It seems that recently one of the Chinese owners iff the saw*-mill in which the tire started, brought his wife to232 words
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Article88 1907-02-14 6 Captain Alexander S. Penn died at his residence, No. 3 Waterloo Street, on Saturday, from heart failure. Captain Penn, it will be remembered, was in command of the local steamer Bentong when she was sunk in the Straits of Malacca by the Havershani Orange. Ihc funeral88 words
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2820 1907-02-14 7 -I t,., annual |*rizo distribution of the St. i >i Institution took place on Saturday ,‘n His Excellency Sir .lolin Ander‘s(,n pvddod. and was acconipanu a by Mihh X„,l, r*ou nmll aptam Stockley, A. I>. C. Time was a hirge attendance, including „nnv ladies.2,820 words
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336 1907-02-14 8 Canton, January 29. The Literary Chancellor of Canton, named Tnen, has issued a proclamation dealing with the much vexed question of queues. He has jointed out that this adornment in specially characteristic of the present dynasty, and the discarding336 words
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Article303 1907-02-14 8 Zetland House was full on Saturday night on the occasion of the farewell recital of C aptain Whitehead,of the It. M. S. Thongwa, whose surpassing skill as an elocutionist has given him great popularity locally. It being a V M. C. A. function, the VicePresident, Mr. J.303 words
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Article643 1907-02-14 9 (Fkom Oi’R Own Cokrbsponijknt). Lipis, February 4. Supreme Court. The Assi*es were held here on lanuary 29 by the Acting Senior Judicial Commissioner, (Mr. F. Belfiold), who arrived froru Kuala Lumpur the previous day. There were only four cases altogether. Mr. M H. Whitley, from Selangor, conducted643 words
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Article598 1907-02-14 9 From Our Own Corrksponuknt Kuala Lumpur, February f>. Transport of Convicted Labourers. The special attention of Magistrates and of Police Officers has been drawui to the decision of the British Resident, Perak, that all estate and other labourers convicted in Perak under the Labour (.'odes should be598 words
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203 1907-02-14 9 Altonl d p.m. on Sunday a fire broke out in the juugb- and brushwood ou the piece of waste giound between Ridadari cemetery, on the Serangoon Road, and the junction of McPherson Road. The recent hot weather had made the jungle and203 words
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Article118 1907-02-14 9 A very successful concert was given at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday night by the members of the Singapore Catholic Club under the conductorship of Mr. B. de Cruz,. His Excellency the Governor and Miss Anderson were present and there was a large audience. An excellent118 words
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Article105 1907-02-14 9 It appears from the following telegram from Melbourne that the idea to invite the Duke of Connaught to Australia emanated from the Acting Minister of Defence As the Duke of Connaught is coming out to Singapore, a suggestion was made to Mr. Manger, Acting Minister105 words
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Article110 1907-02-14 9 Captain Edwards, the Senior Hoarding Officer, had his pocket picked while travelling on a tramoar on Sunday afternoon. Ho and Mrs. Edwards boarded a vehicle at Raffles Hotel, and, during the run to Payah Lebar, a couple of Chinese coolies jumped in the tram and sat on110 words
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1852 1907-02-14 10 C u r re t: S c M r C r i t c i s c J. I*. M' 't.\ VI. in J. W I•' .*1 Hi' f*il»g “l I 'H' tv.*' v. *> 1“ 'l 1:1 1 1, V1,852 words
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72 1907-02-14 10 Tiic Avenir <lu Tonkin publishes a telegram dated Saigon, JOth ultimo, staling that the rumours of a duel there between a French oHicer and a British otticer, during the recent vir-it of the British squadron, are utterly false. There was no untoward incident whatever between72 words
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Article51 1907-02-14 10 On Friday afternoon a Chinese hoy was lishing in a stream, near ilalestier Hoad, w hen a .Malay hoy and three Chinese youths attacKed him and robbed him ot a metal watch. Moro sewous allegations are also made against them. The youths are iu the custody of the51 words
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Article145 1907-02-14 10 The Philharmonic Society of the Colony will sustain a great loss in a low aays by the departure of Air. II. v alois, who is leaving xor Manila. During lis s.ay in fcingaporq, Air. Valois lia» proved himself a musician of ike highest powers, his145 words
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623 1907-02-14 11 i], (irevelink wan again before Mr. 4'ultnan, third Magistrate, on the Mb inst. for lnrt J(l enquiry into an allegation of cheating the Manager o’t the Caledonian Hotel. It was t |l( <*. d that on rhi? 1st instant tin*623 words
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Article38 1907-02-14 11 About 9.15 on Friday night a Hokion yontli wascapt tied in t 10 act of stcalingaclock from the 1 oys’ q ;artei8at tlie General Hospital at Sepoy Lines, lie was handed over to the police.38 words
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330 1907-02-14 11 Two small Kliag hoys named (iuru.samy and craputi, aged twe lve and thirteen years respectively, and a t'hiucse youth, named Yeug Sek Long, were arraigned before Mr. Michell.tho Senior Magistrate, on the Hth inst. Tho lvling330 words
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Article179 1907-02-14 11 Iladji Ahmed bin Arif, r.ti employee of Messrs. John Little and Co., won convicted by Magistrate Col man on a charge of dishonestly retaining 216 picture postcards, a pipe and a pencil, belonging to his employe rs or. as an alternative, of having stolen the same and179 words
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Article57 1907-02-14 11 Malav Police Constables Nos. 473, 510, and 536 of Kampong lhiliiu police station wcie again before Mr. Green, Iho Second Magistrate, on the Bth inst., for further enquiry into allegations of extortion brought against them by certain Chinese carters. Mr. St. J. liraddell appeared for the prosecution and57 words
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407 1907-02-14 11 The sequel to a sq nibble on a tram car was heard on the 7th inst. before Mr. Mitchell the Senior Magistrate, when tiio Kuropeau who gave a false name and address recently, responded to summonses issued hv Messrs. Tan Chong407 words
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235 1907-02-14 11 The head peon of the Singapore Club ic ported to the police on the afternoon of January 29 Hint, while lie; was returning j from tiffin that day .Im was assaulted near the Telegraph Olliec. He aliened that he was walking alone tho235 words
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Article67 1907-02-14 12 r .,,s. \t Klimt!. *>n February 2, the if** of Malcolm NVutH. ii, JJ. !>., "f I>\ Su.v On January 31, at No. Street, tin* wifi* of Mr- ,,,r S'® Alberto liritto Oa Sil\a. of a son. Wnnn\M. On January 2b. ut Shanghai, thi u,fe :.f Robert I*. Whitham,67 words
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Article85 1907-02-14 12 Jijiti» i cs >s.- \i St. Jfwpli ■< lmr< h. IIomj/K* >ii^ ••ii IiMHiiit v 2tt. Herbert William Hird, 11 f <i..n ..f Colonel 1 .'ommandant Kredere: Vineent Omlfrey I’.i'M, P.M.I.I.. to St ra, eldest d.iui>ht*-i of Mi uimI Mm, N Vernon, of ilonekuti^. 1»\kkm/* n Pu.mm On .lautiari85 words
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The Straits Budget.
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Article1290 1907-02-14 12 Sliall tin Hun at; of Lords have short -lirift? Tin; agitation against tin; Upper Chamber is gathering strength, anil before the present Parliament is dissolved we may expect to see an attempt to :ilter the Constitution, though we do not believe the Radicals are heroic enough to1,290 words
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Article171 1907-02-14 13 Four French torpedo boat destroyers are expected shortly from Saigon en route for France, under the command of Captaiu Florius. What does this recall mean V Does it mean a change of French naval policy in the Far East, or are the destroyers to bo replaced by171 words
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Article418 1907-02-14 13 The German election* are over, and although it is impossible to state positively that the Government lias emerged from the struggle successfully—since it is difficult to distinguish from the composition of the Reichstag who are for party and who are for the State,—it is at least safe to418 words
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Article474 1907-02-14 13 At the preseut time, the vessels of the Atlantic, Channel, and Mediterranean Fleets arc assembling at Lagos, for the purpose of carrying out the customary annual exercises and tactical mamuuvres. and it may he useful as well as interesting to glance at a few figures aud see what474 words
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Article567 1907-02-14 13 The death of Viscount Goschcn removes oue of the few remaining figures of commanding interest among the politicians of the latter half of the last century.' So long ago as *****, he filled the post of Vice-Presi-dent of the Board of Trade,* being invited by Mr. Gladstone to567 words
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Article690 1907-02-14 14 It ui i 1 i m•# f i!.\!uUk'atin" to tho C A* -il i 1.>V* t > tin tint three out of t<ic:ir four »< |»r» >cutitiv«.'S, wii > wore* present at FricLj’i u:u ting <>r tho Logi dative Conned—- %>: eari no torpor regard the lion. W.690 words
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Article800 1907-02-14 14 Two matters c ***** under discussion and the voto-tost at tuo last Con fere u co of Headmasters of Public Schools in England, which must be deemed of some importance by most public schoolboys, past u:id present, both out hero ns well as at home—the study of800 words
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Article557 1907-02-14 15 SiMsuimlic attempts have bocu made in straits to induce the Straits-horn Chinese to abandon the weaving of the u or towelmng; but with the exception t a few of the more emancipated, the riiiinw cling to the towchang as if it were Irtish. Considering tho liistory of557 words
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Article772 1907-02-14 15 Two interesting papers were laid on the Legislative Council's table on Friday, and issued to the public on Saturday, that call for some attention as marking movement of a sou at Singapore. One describes briefly the work performed, and money spent, on the Singapore-Kranji Hailway Extension to Hooks,"772 words
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Article467 1907-02-14 15 To the ordinary British elector, accustomed as lie is to the abstention of the King and Peers fiorn taking any personal part in a parliamentary election,the intervention of the K user and the Crown Prince at tho ivccnb ballotings for tlio Reichstag must have seemed mo>»t unwarrantable ami467 words
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Article404 1907-02-14 16 In till! Hath ul Inst iiiiiiitli. two tloclaratimis were made, w liich may have ar reaching oonseipioiiocs. lino ,,f those was **y ll »d the other in a sjxvcli. The l.alMim Party confcicnce at lielfast, on tliat •lay, rejected liy HIHl.tKK) to SIO.IIIK) votes an amendment to404 words
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Article231 1907-02-14 16 \\V should like to know definitely what has become of the Singapore mails, despatched the other day to Europe by the North German Lloyd steamer Seydlitz, which caught Are. The mails, it has !>** n said, were transferred to the Diadem a ml thence to an Australian231 words
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Article33 1907-02-14 16 l-uciui WniSnSi b uk o and c,x; steamer f V“’ V f ritiH, ,1 ,ia ;V orui,, This vesscVlifto take of Connaught and partv to linr, ukt33 words
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Advertisement82 1907-02-14 12 Thepo-t fra ~t ft,if Mt* Trmr. IS W >'«*' j The t-u fr Stf,nl >' >l4 a >car It ,s not ri(*<c- *r> to .U nb»* for a >,ar. Ihe »ul*- j rription* tor f .kt,.*- .n at ti.c same pmpor- tioru*' it* i'* ,r Th -S wIM il to82 words
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Obituary63 1907-02-14 12 DEATHS /cum k. At I'aleiiilmno Sumatra. on February Mr*.. Reith t Zerner, at Child Rirth. A (Jed -is ear*. Ki Tom,. (>n January 21, at Nanking, General Tchuni! Ki Ton*!, aged ."»4 years, of Hiuhl u illness. Ilnouv On .Jaiiuiir) 27, at Shanghai, Nellie Mary, wife of A. V. Urown,63 words
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Article467 1907-02-14 16 Mr. A. H. Lemon is appointed to act as First Magistrate at Penang, with effect from j the Hist ultimo. Mr. Justice S. Leslie Thornton is appointed Senior Puisne Judge at Penang, w ith effort from August 22. 11HKJ. Messrs. Cadets A. do Mello and F. T. Elli«467 words
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Article414 1907-02-14 17 on the fllxt ultimo, the Hout<konj; typhoon fuud amounted to ltl70.W2.96. Mr. Justice aud Mrs. Fisher arrived on Friday morning, aud arc staying ;at .Raffles Hotel. Sir Nathaniel Nathan, brother of the Governor of Hongkong, is on a visit to Kuala liOinpur. He* is the guest of414 words
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Article13 1907-02-14 17 fThe Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.)13 words
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Article101 1907-02-14 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times.” Singapore, February f». Sir,—lu your paper this afternoon, “Traveller points out that the Americans were not the first to raise strawberries in this part of the world, “Traveller” himself having introduced them into the Philippine Islands twenty-two years ago.101 words
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Article222 1907-02-14 17 To the Editor of the “Straits Times.” Singapore, February H. Snt, -May I crave a little space in your t steemed journal to bring to the notice of fclto Jiurikislm Department authorities the dangerous practice resorted to. and the annoyance given daily between 9 and 10 a.m., by222 words
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Article254 1907-02-14 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times.” Singapore, February 9. Sir,—Your correspondent, Vigilant,” calls attention to a serious danger as well as a veritable nuisance in the manner in which rickshas arc permitted to run up to the stopping trams at the lower end of Bras Basalt Road,254 words
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Article353 1907-02-14 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times.” Singapore. February 11. Sir, —In your leader on Saturday on the subject of the pronunciation of Latin, you touch upon a subject which has been the source of considerable agitation in America, with the unfortunate result that there are three353 words
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Article55 1907-02-14 17 We are indebted to the courtesy of Messrs. Osborne and C'happel for the following interesting returns for the month of January Kinta Tin Minks, Ltd. Output 200 piculs Approximate value $11,400 Receipts from water rent 6,950 Expenditure 4,500 Profit 1a,850 Nkw Ooi'kno, Ltd. Output 800 piculs Approximate $17,10055 words
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Article68 1907-02-14 17 The January outputs for the Hclat and Kuantan Mines are as stated below Belat Tin Mining Co., Ltd., r>ol Pols. Kuantan Tin Mining Co., Ltd., 95.25 Pels. The Kuantan output was the result of ten days’ washing. It was not until the 17th of the month that the68 words
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2308 1907-02-14 18 J, If. Yoxall, M P - A LI. IiIOHI It I**.' KVKO. I:V J, If. Yoxall, M P. I, u the b(M club in Europe' J »ly saw To bo sun* <tbout that v*>uld have to know eve ry club in Kuroj* and I 'm not such2,308 words
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812 1907-02-14 19 From Oi:k Own Cohi:ksimjm>knti. Penang, February .‘l. Our January meeting provtsl to be a very en joyable one, and was certainly better than tlie last, for wo had no fiascos in the shai>e of mere matches or walkovers, and sport was generally good all812 words
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396 1907-02-14 19 The annual general meeting o! the members of the Singapore Rowing C lub was held on the 7tli inst., in the Club lionse near the Marine Police Station. Mr. D. Robertson presided, and there were also present—Messrs. Franklin, Murray, Thomson, Martin, StalHvood,396 words
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Article58 1907-02-14 19 The Madras Boat Club regatta took place on the Adyar river on January 26. F. J. Wilson won the Senior Sculls for the seventh year in succession. In the Service fours, tho Mercantile boat beat tho Volunteers after a good race. Coles won the Junior Sculls, and Lloyd Wilson58 words
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Article214 1907-02-14 20 &in<.apoiik, 1 KHhiAitT 12, 1907. PRODUCE. rtambicr '‘W* do (Cnbe No. 1; unpicked C,opra Bali J 1 do Pontianak Pepper, Black 1#i*y«TH 18.8 J do White 5% Sago Flour Sarawak do Brunei No. 1 Pearl Sago Coffee Bali, Coffee. Palembang, 20 basis 22..jO Coffee, Liberian No. 1 Tapioca, small214 words
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Article272 1907-02-14 20 Grossed in vur legated bunting with the red r nsign unfurled at the fore|>eak, the steamer Vorwaerts looked spic and span as she lay at Tanjong Pagar on Monday for tlie inspeclion of the quests of her commander, and the agents of the Austrian Lloyd's Steaiu NaviRation272 words
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Article140 1907-02-14 20 In a cricket match at Kuala Lumpur last Saturday, Captain Talbot’s side beat Mr. Whitley s side bv 17 runs. The new Chaplain of St. Mary’s, the Revd. <1. M. Thompson, pl&ved a fine, hard-hit inniugs of -V.J for the winning side, while for the losers'1 ytt;140 words
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Article233 1907-02-14 20 Penang Golf Club. The following is the result of the Ladies' •January Medal and Hold Medal competition Miss Law 189*-88 121 Mrs. Martin 159—20 189 Murray 185 —40 145 Wclham 198—48 145 Stitt 212-64 148 Miss Mabel Brown 194—44 150 Mrs. Newland 204—50 154 The .January Monthly Medal and233 words
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Article269 1907-02-14 20 An Unseemly Brawl. A rather tame match took place on the 7th instant, between the S. R. C. and the S. C. C., on the former’s ground. The S. R. c. winning the toss, chose the Cathedral side, and their opponents had to play with a strong sun269 words
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Article353 1907-02-14 20 Saturday’s Gymkhana. A very successful and interesting gymkhana was held ou Saturday, bv the Singapore Hunt Club, on the Tyorsall Polo (iround, kindly lout by His Highness the Sultan of Joliore. Unfortunately, the attendance was limited owing to the impression having been created that admission tickets were353 words
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Article912 1907-02-14 20 R. T, Reid’s Record Score. The tournament match between the Merchants and the Garrison was continued and concluded on Saturday. R. X. Reid and C. E. Warry, who were not out on the previous week, coutinued their innings Reid hitting out at everything that came along He was caught912 words
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Article125 1907-02-14 21 Inter-Color ial Match. The Malay States Guides defeated the Ceylon Volunteers by 11 |>oiuts, the respective scores being: M. S. Guides 903 C. V. Force 892 S. V. A. Rifle Club. The monthly handicap shoot of the Singapore Volunteer Artillery Rifle Club took place at the Balestier rifle range125 words
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Article84 1907-02-14 21 L. L, T. C Tournament. The following tlic result of Monday’s play: Mixki> Doubles. —A Class. MrH. Gansloser and Mr. Miles beat Mrs. Salzmann and Mr. Green, 2—6, 6 —2, 6 —2. Mrs. Stevens and Mr. Cleaver beat Mrs. Nicholson and Mr. Rodesse, fi—1, 6—8 B Class. Mrs.84 words
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Article2554 1907-02-14 21 London, February 6. His Majesty's Battleship Dreadnought has arrived at Trinidad, having covered the distance from Gibraltar, 8480 miles, in ten days. London, February 7. i The Premier, Sir Henry Cara pboll-Ban-I nerinan, in a letter to his political supporters, reminds thorn that Parliament meets on the 12th2,554 words
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Article1137 1907-02-14 23 Borlin, February 6. Tlie Reichstag General Flections second balloting* have concluded. The strength of the different political parties in the new R* iclistag stands as follows:--Centre Party 105 Conservatives 59 National Liberals 55 Social Democrats 434 Libcv&l Democrats 28 Imperialists 21 Poles 20 Economic Unionists 15 Lilieral Unionists1,137 words
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Article280 1907-02-14 23 The following passengers are expected to arrive here by tlie Imperial German Mail steamer Priuz Ludwig due here on Friday the 22nd instant. Mr.C.A.deMeyier aud family, Mr. and Mrs* Franz Gerlacli. Lieut. Col. Fermaud, Lady Rowena Paterson aud maid, Mr. J. 11. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. W. N280 words
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Article401 1907-02-14 24 February 5 Aloedo, U. K yet, Hoorlaiid, Bangkok Marco Palo. Ital cru, Carlo, Hongkong Totomi Maru, Jap str, Keith, Yokohama, l a* tensm Simons n Borneo, Brit str. Gordon. Yokohama. I .A Dovre, Nor ntr. Paulsen, B'kok. Hong Lee C ban 6 Hakuto Maru, Jap >-tr. Kaneda, Kuchinotzu, M.401 words
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Article362 1907-02-14 24 Nuentung, Ger str, Bangkok Van Diemen, Dut str, Batavia via ports Profit, Nor str, Singkep. Sabak, Djambie 7 Janet Nicoll, Brit str, Bangkok Giang Seng. Dut str, Samarang via ports Bharata, Brit str, Penang, R’goon. ah utta Malacca, Brit str, Port Swettenham via ports Totomi Maru, Jap str, Colombo362 words
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Article563 1907-02-14 24 Name, port, probable date of arrival and name oj Agents. Steamers. Airlie, Sydney, Feb. 24 Boustead Alcinout-, China, Feb 17 Mansfield Antenor, Liverpool, Feb 27 Mansfield Apanma, Australia, Feb. Boustead Arcadia, Colombo, Mar 30 P. A O. Australien, Saigon, Mar. 11 M. Maritimes Austria, Hongkong, Mar. 13; Rautenberg563 words
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Advertisement135 1907-02-14 24 Have You Considered how very many serious illnesses develop from small ailments? The digestive and secretive organs become slightly deranged, and unless the cause Is removed, the trouble becomes aggravated, and lasting sickness Is almost certain to follow! The secret of good health is to right the wrong in Its135 words
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Advertisement325 1907-02-14 25 MARTIN'S iLS P <•«* iSKSiSBS»3?S^^W^ ALBERT L. a DALEY Undertaker Tomb Bullder ISO, Middle Bond. Sole Agent (or Menere. Dottridge Brother*, Ltd., London, 218H Telephone No. 619. DR. S. YAMAMOTO. 51, Victoria Street. JAPANESE DENTIST, DENTAL supplies. j. MOTION GO. Watchmakers. ‘V Jewellers. Opticians. REPAIRS- PROMPTLY EXECUTED. DAVIDSON ft COMPANY325 words
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Advertisement288 1907-02-14 27 Hotels Recommended by the Straits Budget.” Recreation Hotel HOTEL VAN WUK. The Hotel. AT TIIK TERMINUS OF TUK Not. I. 2 and 3. Stamford Road. Singapore. p.vA Lebar Tram. This First Class Newly-opened Hotel provides excellent accommodation for L nrivalled resort for health and pleasure. Excellent accommodation for boarders. Families288 words
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