The Straits Budget, 21 February 1907
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Advertisement402 1907-02-21 1 THE BEST. ANNUAL ISSUED HI. ASIA TO EUR0PEAN8 IN THE 8TRAIT8 AKD i FULL OF.... PHOTOBBAPHS AND READINGS, The Annual is the only thing of its kind published in Malaya, and contains coloured caricatures of Eastern life and Illustrated Letterpress dealing entirely with the Malay Peninsula. VIEW8 OF TIN AND402 words
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Title Section28 1907-02-21 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL LXI. NO. 2557. Singapore, Thursday, February 21, 1907. ESTABLISHED OVtl NAIF A CIITIWT. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article166 1907-02-21 1 The Royal \isit 1» 3, 4, Nursing Association A Official Surprise V.. A Curry aud Sawbals 6 Fire at Bukit Tiraah 6 King's Speech... 7 Penang Voluuteers 7 German Trade 7 Science and Religion 7 Harbour Improvements at Penang 8 Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation 8 Tombstone Inscriptions166 words
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594 1907-02-21 1 Singapore, February 18. On leaving Government House, H. R. H. the Duke of Connaught desired His Excellency the Governor to notify publicly the appieciation of T. R. H. the Duchess and594 words
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Article397 1907-02-21 1 A cloud of smoke pushed ilself out from the heavy guns of Fort Canning shortly after half-past two on Thursday afternoon, and the deep boom that followed announced to to residents of Singapore that the Duke and Duchess of Connaught had landed on their return to the397 words
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931 1907-02-21 2 The fit a ot it si-rie of ollicinl diiiuri' pm tieaW isgiv. ii.it lio.’ci IHIJOllt 11 0! i>i m 'iln.isiDv night, win n Die following gm st-. j wi n invited by Hi L >:e dleney the (iovernor And Mis» Anderson to meet ThmV Royal931 words
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1586 1907-02-21 2 List of Presentations. On Saturday night, after dinner. a reecptiou was held at Government House hv the Duke and Duchess of Connaught. Cpwaids of four hundred and fifty of the leading members of the c immunity, civil, naval and military, had been invited to attend1,586 words
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Article610 1907-02-21 3 Presentation of Addresses. Immediately after the reception the Royal I’arty, accompanied by His Excellency tho Governor and Miss Anderson, and a number of guests proceeded to a small stand which had been erected outside the portico of Government House in order to witness the Chinese procession. The grounds610 words
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588 1907-02-21 3 The following is the address presented to His Royal Highness by the Straits-born Chinese community: To His Royal Highness Prince Arthur William Patrick Albert, Duke of Connaught and Strathcarn, K. G., K. T., K. P. &c. &c. May it please Your Royal Highness, We, the588 words
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792 1907-02-21 3 As it was ini possible for His Royal Highness the Duke of Counaught, during his isit to Singapore,to attend a District (irand Lodge in his capacity of Most Worshipful the Grand Master of English Freemasonry, it was decided to ask his acceptance of an792 words
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Article1330 1907-02-21 4 Magnificent Display by Johore Volunteers. On the scorched turf of the Racecourse ou Saturday afternoon nearly three thousand khaki-clad men stood toaVtentiou before the Insiiector-Geiieral of the British Army. Never la-fore in the history of the Colony had the troops of the garrison answered the roll1,330 words
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254 1907-02-21 5 The following i* the message addressed by H. It. H. the Duke of Counaught to the Chinese community Ihave received with great pleasure the adtlresses of welcome which the various sections of the Chinese Community ot Singapore have presented254 words
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133 1907-02-21 5 (From Oi r Own Corrkspondknt.) Penang, February 19, 1.50 p.m. The British India steamer Dunera, having ♦>n board Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Conuauglit and Princess Patricia and suite, has just been signalled. The weather is perfect, for though133 words
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207 1907-02-21 5 (From Our Own Cokrkspokpknt). Penang, February 19. 4.30 pan. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, with Princess Patricia and suit arrived at the wharf punctually at 8 p. m. A207 words
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Article251 1907-02-21 5 Duke Decorates Lance-Corporal. Penang. February 20, 11.50 a.m. In the cool of yesterday afternoon, His Royal Highness the Duke of Conuauglit rode out to the Parade ground for the purpose of inspecting the Malay States Guides, which hat! been encamped on the Sepoy Lines. They were251 words
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Article200 1907-02-21 5 Testimony to their eujoyable stay in Singapore at the close of last week is again furnished in a telegram which His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught tboightfully despatched at Penang, on behalf of Their Royal Highnesses the Diibhess of Connaught, Princess Patricia and himself, to His200 words
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Article121 1907-02-21 5 We are informed by Mr. Oliver Marks, Private Secretary to His Excellency the Governor, that during the visit of Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, His Royal Highness visited the establishment of Yamato A Co. in High Street and made several purchases. Later in121 words
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Article207 1907-02-21 5 Appeal for Support to Deserving Institution. The Committee submit the following report of the working of the Singapore Nursing Association for the year 1906: The office-bearers elected for the year were: —President, Miss Taylor; Hon. Treasurer. Mr. A.J. Macdonald Hon. Secretary, Dr. J. A. K. Glennie; Committee, Mrs.207 words
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794 1907-02-21 6 .i pmph and > ".ii *im u 1,1,4 vir h rv n t l tm occasion < i i j 4 gland. Bo\ alt Kf U carried m tl e and. Drfp.nt* line with tin quivering queue. <„ n r in.hl«* willi794 words
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152 1907-02-21 6 In the early hours of on the lotto inst.. a fire broke out in the St. Valentine Lath Hotel at the sixth mile at llukit Tiinah. Tin* premises had been closed up for some months, and a Javanese kebun152 words
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221 1907-02-21 6 The A merman steam yacht Margarita arrived from Bangoonmi Wednesday and anchored in the roads. She is commanded by aptain .1. A. Cushing and left Cowes on November 2d, calling cn route at Naples, Aden, and Colombo. The ow ner of the yacht,221 words
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437 1907-02-21 6 We iuv authorisod to state <ku\s p 1(i Ceylon Observer that Mr. Hugh Charle Clifford, C.M.G., Colonial Secretary Trinidad and Tobago, has been appoint,.,’} Colonial Secretary of Ceylon and hot Mi Francis II. May. C.M.G., as previously stated. The rumour was437 words
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Article133 1907-02-21 6 The following telegram from Lf>r<l Elgin has been received by U. K. the Governor ot Ceylon: Hav selected Clifford. Colonial Secretary Trinidad, to be Colonial Secretary, Ceylon, as May has requested permission to with draw his acceptance for reasons which sceni good to mo.” We are informed133 words
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1105 1907-02-21 7 !>anarkable^Record of Continuous Progress. j 'iiiim Oni Own Count siN>Niu.xn. Hamburg, January 25. I in annual report of the Chamber of i'uiuuierco of Bremen fully Items out the uvoiliable account of the trade of Germany .luring the past year given by the Hamburg Chamber.1,105 words
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159 1907-02-21 7 “The Progress of Science and iicligion was the subject of an interesting lecture, given by Sir Alexander B. Simpson, M.D., Dean of Edinburgh University, at the Preshy teriau Church on tho 15th inst. Tho lecturer, having been introduced, by159 words
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159 1907-02-21 7 America Thanked for Prompt Assistance. Pi:;)*! CoKlfK8POM1KNT). Condon, February 12, 3.25 p.m. Parliament was opened in State this afternoon by His Majesty the King, who was accompanied by Queen Alexandra. In his speech from the Throne, llis Majesty praised His Excellency Sir Alexander Swettenham and159 words
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413 1907-02-21 7 •FlU»M 0(frt 0\VM CoRUKHtONDKN'l’). Penang, February 10. Our Volunteers aio to go into camp at tho* i Aier Itam Bitie llange on Tuesday next, and remain tlicre until tlio following Monday morning. This annual camp is certainly the most popular thing413 words
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967 1907-02-21 8 A perusal of the account of the proceedings at the last meeting of the Legislative Council will at once show our readers (says the Pinang Gazette of the 11th instant) that Penang has at last gained what she has been fighting for967 words
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Article147 1907-02-21 8 In sending ont the interim dividend for 5 per cent, on account of the vear 1906 Meskrq Guthrie and Company. Ltd., secretaries or tlie Lm«(i Plantations, Limited, me the following interesting information Kstimated Secured r ,9( 1906. Lonoo, 050 picul, l.IKKI piculs ltubbcr, hl.OOO lhs. dry 15,9941147 words
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421 1907-02-21 8 The following is the Eighty-third report of the Court of Directors to the ordinary half yearly general meeting of shareholders to hr held at the City Hall, Hongkong, on S&tur day, February 16, at noon Gentlemen. —The Directors have now u submit to you a421 words
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Article169 1907-02-21 8 1 he :iuturn Syndicate, a French mining venture, has just issued its report. The latter dwells upon extensive tin finds in the company’s concession in that province. A trial shipment to Loudon was sold at a piofit. The Syndicate is now engaged in pioinoting a b rench169 words
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Article314 1907-02-21 9 Shrewd and Successful Business Man. It is with much regret that we have to Jord the death of Mr. John Kraser, w fnr so many ye ars was connected with until lie went homo at the end of t T,e R Ust ’century and settled314 words
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Article332 1907-02-21 9 The following extract from the Editorial Notes of The Malaysia Message will be read with interest by those who expect to die: In the November issue of The Message we used this text (“The Dead known not Anything”) as illustrating the fact that some passages in Scripture are332 words
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665 1907-02-21 9 At the Supreme Court, on Moud&y, Mr. Justice Fisher read his written judgment in j the Lambert photograph case. Quashing the conviction of Mr. H. T. .Jensen, manager for Messrs. Lambert and Co., who was fined forbaviugfor sale photographs, alleged665 words
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876 1907-02-21 9 Evidence for the plaintiffs was called at the Supreme Court on Tuesday before the Chief Justice iu the cose of Kwek Geok Yew and Kwek Geok Lin v. Tan Jiak Chuan, Tan Jiak Kim, Tan Jiak Lim and Tan Jiak Chu876 words
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Article172 1907-02-21 10 Mr. David Arulanaudam Pillay hrought an action iu the Supreme Court on the 15th inst., against Messrs. M. S. E. Angullia A Co. to recover $20*1.20, balance of wages as accountant and, later, accountant manager, of the Mercantile Printing Works. There was a controversy between the parties172 words
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Article155 1907-02-21 10 An affray took place near the Cluny Road Railway Station on the 18th inst. in which sixty Klines, a mother-in-law, a husband and a wife took pi eminent parts. It ap|>earH that a young Kling woman, hvinj* at Tanjong Pagar, left her husband and returned155 words
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Article51 1907-02-21 10 Since the»C(jinmn(- of the year, thirty .nine •ainpleH of milk Hopplied to residents were examined by the namtary authorities. It j> pleasant to Lear tl.at only two of the samples were found to be subtly adulterated he canceHmK of licenses has had a good ffoct on the milk51 words
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Article296 1907-02-21 10 AnMnquisitive Lawyer and a Determined Litigant. llefore the Chief Justice ou the 15th iust., a towkay named Yeo Thiain Guan sued a Uombay merchant, named A. H. Lukmaujee, for the value of fifteen cases of citronella, oil at $11 a case, each case containing two dozen296 words
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Article342 1907-02-21 10 Messrs. C. Dupire and Co. recovered the sum of $1,4117.85, together with costs, from Chop Lock Nam Heng, on the Pith inst., and were ordered to return 000 boxes of cigars and labels to the defendant, who had refused to accept the delivery of same. Evidence was342 words
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237 1907-02-21 10 Just before the Chief Justice’s Con adjourned last Tuesday, a case involving th question of the liability of partners to losses occasioned by mistakes of th partners, was begun. Messrs. Manossch Meyer, Raphael Elias Sassoon and Moise Abraham Sassoon wer partners doing business237 words
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231 1907-02-21 10 Syed Abubakar bin Alwee bin Ahmad Alkoff, deceased, left a will which was not sufficiently clear, and his executor applied to Mr. Justice Fisher on tho 19th inst., through Mr. Leigh-Clare, for an order setting forth what procedure would be lawful231 words
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Article96 1907-02-21 10 Police Sergeant ltoss charged Chan Ah Poh before Mr. Column, the Third Magistrate, on the 15th inst., on an allegation of having kidnapped a girl named Pah Ann, aged ten years. Mr. L. Gaunt, who has been engaged for the prosecution, informed His Worship that he would like96 words
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231 1907-02-21 11 Shortly after 10 p.ra. on Sunday, gang about forty Teochews knocked at the door a .small Hokien shop on the McPherson Road at Serangoon. The Hole occupants of the premises were au old Hokien couple and they were afraid to opeu231 words
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125 1907-02-21 11 On Tuesday, Inspector Hart and a i>osse of •onstables made a raid on a Chinese house in South Bridge Hoad and captured ten soolies for gambling. Next day, they were arraigned before Mr. Colmau, the Third Magistrate. Inspector llart informed the Court that125 words
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152 1907-02-21 11 On the 19th inst., a Keli Chiuese, with a frightened look in his eyes stole quietly into the Second Court and kneeling down before Mr. l>e Cruz, the Usher, proceeded to address him in mournful tones. Don’t kneel, yon fool, this isn’t152 words
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Article787 1907-02-21 11 The following is the General Manager’s Iteportfor the four weeks ending January 26, The accompanying sheet of mine measure ments and assay results of prospecting work shows a total of 498 ft. for the period (4 weeks) under review: made up of 85 ft. sinking, 158 ft.787 words
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Article221 1907-02-21 11 Sixoaporf, Ffbruary 20, 1907. PRODUCE. Gambier buyers 7.15 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 10.55 Copra Bali 11.00 do Pontianak 10.45 Pepper, Black buyers 18.80 do White 5% 25.87* Sago Flour Sarawak 2.971 do Brunei No. 1 2.99 Pearl Sago 5.40 Coffee Bali, 16$ 19.00 Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis 22.50221 words
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Article45 1907-02-21 12 Wu.Kii.-At Ptilo Brani Smelting Works, Singapore, on February 17, the wife of Donald C. Wilkie. AHHiKtant Engineer, Straits J ratling Co., Ltd., of a non. Swan.— At Adelaide on February, 16, to Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Swan, of Frye Dock, Penang, a daughter45 words
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Article76 1907-02-21 12 MacDoio vi.i. ItohMci win.— At the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, on lebruary 16» by the Uev. J.A. (Lav M.A. William MacDougull M.A., M. 8., Ch". B. Christmas Island, and Sara Maude Robertson M. 8., Ch. B. Glasgow. Kosi:Mii.i.rt Dt .\m. On January 11, 1907, at i p.rn., at the residence76 words
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The Straits Budget.
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Article1556 1907-02-21 12 National and constitutional change is in the air. Europe, Asia, Africa and America—all are experiencing the stress and storm of constitutional crises. The federal chain that holds the l nited States together is being tested, and may yet Irj tested to breaking point. China is groping after representative1,556 words
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Article303 1907-02-21 13 The other day there came to our notice a three cent nickel coin of the size of a Singapore ten-cent piece, but somewhat thinner and lighter. Its observe bore a Liberty head with the date, and the words* United States of America,” while the reverse side showed the303 words
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Article190 1907-02-21 13 The other day, we notified the retirement of Mr. Noel Trotter from the appointment of Postmaster• General of this Colony, but did not specify, with any certainty, the identity of his successor. Since then, however, we have had time to think the matter over, and have coiuc to190 words
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Article441 1907-02-21 13 The Schedule to the Loan Bill of 1907 has been somewhat altered since we last published it. In respect to the first item, which is described as Payment of Award and Costs under the Tanjong Pagar Dock Ordinance of 1905, the sum of £3,448,380 has been redneed441 words
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Article523 1907-02-21 13 Some Colonial officials, who get a c.m.o., do not deserve the honour; Home deserve it* aud do not get it; some get it and deserve to get it. Mr. W. A. Pickering, whose deatlf from influenza at San Remo on January 14 was notified by yesterday’s523 words
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Article717 1907-02-21 14 No om w ho reads the report of the Director of Naval Ordnance, issued as a blue-book by the Admiralty, can fail to he struck by the remarkable accuracy attained by our naval gunners. Wo have no douht that were a similar report available w ith regard to717 words
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Article299 1907-02-21 14 Mr. Hugh Clifford, and not Mr. F. H. May, ill be the future Lieutenant-Governor and Colonial Secretary of Ceylon. We do not know whether Mr. Clifford or Mr. May is most to be congratulated upon the change of an alignments made by the Colonial Office. We must299 words
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Article345 1907-02-21 14 GOODBYE.” 4 r.- With sincere regrci, .Miigafkift' Wtta Good-bye last night to the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia. This visit of His Royal Highness was made in his official capacity of Inspector-General of His Majesty’s Force, and he has had an arduous tusk in carrying out, in345 words
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Article464 1907-02-21 15 Th# taximeter is being taken seriously in England, and the Home Office lias already issued new and revised regulations regarding cab-fares in London, which will come into force on July 1. Sixpeucc a mile, or for twelve minutes’ drive, is to be the charge for taxiinetcred cabs;464 words
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Article977 1907-02-21 15 What is the Naichang System According to Mr. Thye Phin, the well-known mineproprietor in British Malaya, the Naichang j System is one in vogue at many of the mines in the Peninsula, uuder which the head-man at a mine pays liis coolies partly in kind and partly977 words
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Article217 1907-02-21 15 There will probably eome before the next meeting of the Legislative Council a Bill which ia described as an Ordinance to provide for the reservation to the Crown of the right to take mineral oil upon lands granted or leased by the Crown. It is to be palled217 words
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Article673 1907-02-21 16 It sc< ms vory probable that Lord Elgin is about to att.iin an eminence similar to that which marked Lord North s political career. The latter brought about the rebellion and independ. ucc of the American States, while our present Colouial Se cretary of State has only673 words
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Article358 1907-02-21 16 Straits Times, February 20. Baron von Keuter cannot be accused of undue haste. Two days ago. he sent us a telegram, via Bombay, telling us that l)r. Macuatuara bad been speaking at Scunthori*? on the refoi m of the House of Lords, \csterday, lie repeated the message, withStraits Times, February 20. - 358 words
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Advertisement92 1907-02-21 12 The post fret *price of the Straits Times is 138 a > car The post free price of the Straits HuJftct it lU a > ear It it not necewury to tubscribe for a year. I he subscriptions for shorter perils are at the same proportionate rate as for a92 words
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Obituary48 1907-02-21 12 DEATHS. Di sn. On January 2d, 1 9C7, at theGeneral Hospital. Shanghai, William Ellis l)unn, late of the American '1 lading Company, aged 27 years. FiiAKMt.—At Earn ham, on February 14, John Fraser, late of Kinga|>orc. (by cable). Ci.!r>«n:i».— At Trinidad, Minna, wife of Hugh < lilford, C M.G.48 words
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Article766 1907-02-21 17 The Kuala Kuhn reading room was formally opened last week. It is reported that a sum of 550,000 has been sanctioned for supplying Kuala Kubu with pipe- water. The names of Messrs. V. O. Sari and F. If. W right are added to the commission of tho peace766 words
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Article155 1907-02-21 17 QUESTION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. (From Our Own Cokbespondkxt.) London, February 14, 4.10 p.m. Mr. John Morley, Secretary of State for India, replying in the Honse of Commons to a question by Mr. John Davis Rees, C. I. E., Liberal M. P. for the Montgomery District,155 words
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Article150 1907-02-21 17 Inspector Reynolds Drowned. i Fkom Our Own Cokrkkpondkxt). Labuan. February 14. While boating outside of the harbour last evening, a party of Europeans was capsized during a squall. Inspector Reynolds was drowned, and so far his body has not been recovered. Inspector Reynolds had just gone150 words
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Article59 1907-02-21 17 Exclusion Act Passed by Congress. (From Our Own Corrkspondknt). London, February 18, 11.40 p.m. A telegram from Washington announces that the Senate and House of Representatives have passed the Japanese Coolie Immigration Exclusion Act, introduced to satisfy the people of tho State of California and to settle59 words
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82 1907-02-21 17 (Frost Our Own Corrkspondknt). Penang, February 20, 1-80 p.m. Police Inspector Carroll, of Pitt Street Station, died to-day of heart disease. Inspector Carroll, who was formerly a member of the Royal Irish Constabulary, came out to Singapore as a constable some uiue years ago.82 words
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Article32 1907-02-21 17 (From Our Own Correspondent). London, February 19,4.20 p.m. Major S. H. Pedley, of the 2nd Battalion, Royal West Kent Regiment, has been appointed Superintendent of the Detention Barracks, at Singapore.32 words
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Article399 1907-02-21 17 Inspector Legge has been transferred from Ipoli to Knala Kubu. Mr. M. Sala, Director of Public Works, Tongkali, is on a visit to Penang. Mr. E. W. Harvey has been appointed honorary secretary of the Klang Club. Mr. Vincent Wiekwar was to leave borne for the F.399 words
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Article2031 1907-02-21 18 Virs w. N - \I r fii'.in liisiitvi-n. IS Virs w N. in -iin < Mauv can co.nhiii- vo mak- Mo* Cailo tV m< extraordinary place ihc w rl 1 1-- climate is i.1 Jts it u ;ti« II one of magical beauty histoiv wandu- hack tIn« iij 1 M.dd'V2,031 words
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Article187 1907-02-21 19 Serious Conflagration Averted by the Brigade. About 11 o'clock on Saturday night fire broke out at No. 9 Cheng Wan Seng Place, off Cross Street. Tho house wits nsed by Chinese as a store, and the origin of the outbreak is unknow’u. Tho premises contained several empty kcrosine187 words
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501 1907-02-21 19 Mac Breaks his Fetlock. (Fiiom On: Own Coi;i;km»oxi>enti Uatn (i«jah, February 11). The racing opened to day under favourable weather conditions, out the attendance was poor. Following are the icsults:— 1. The Maiden Pi.atk, 2.30 p.m.- Value $400. Pace for all Maidens, weight per scale501 words
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Article266 1907-02-21 19 Mr Crjne’s departure from Singapore. Tin? eiglith nunuM general meeting of the members of the Singapore Polo Club was held at the Singapore Exchange on Wed uesday. Mr. Warren, D. Barnes presided, and there we re also present Messrs. Hawtre.y. G. E. V. Thomas, C. S. Crane,266 words
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Article176 1907-02-21 19 Singapore Golf Club. A mixed foursome Eclectic Competition, under special handicaps, for a prize presented by Mr. E. F. H. Kdlin, was played for over the Race Course links on Wednesday. January JO, and following Wednesday. A close*contest resulted, leaving nothing to Is* desired on the part of the176 words
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Article106 1907-02-21 19 The Hunt Club held a meet oil the Monday following the races, and a very strong turnout they had. Seven ladies turned up, and tinrun was a long and a last one, and, of course, included a good many spills. Coining in. oin* of the ladies had106 words
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Article734 1907-02-21 20 A. Dorr.LKs. TreadgnU and Sal/maun and Gaunt and Linton owe 15.:!.. Miles and llanbmy and (ireen and Dr. Nicholas owe 15.2. Clcavu and Perkins owe 15.1. Kent and NS'clK owe 4. Capt. Staiiboioiigii and Lt. Harvey, Savage HU d Winfield and Muyson and Murray734 words
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Article266 1907-02-21 20 S. C. C. 2nd XI V. Y. M C. A A cricket liiatcli was played 011 the Ivxplanade yesterday afternoou between a second string of the S. C. and the Y. M. C. A. The game euded in a w in for the latter. It took exactly eighteen and266 words
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Article177 1907-02-21 20 Scott Russell Fours. The Singapore Bowing Club has taken a new lease of life, thanks to th. activity of it*now UlL f Co,un)i ‘tee. and practice bvMr K l ?W 0r f. 1 0 l’lt'fentcd y Scott Bussell. I he race will he Maich “'T'lon'"'*! C<mr r cabout «*eendof177 words
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Article242 1907-02-21 20 Ladies v. Officers of M. S. O. A rifle match was fired at Taiping last Monday between the Perak Ladies’ Kifle Association and the officers of the Malay States Guides. Shooting commenced at the 150 yards and was concluded at the 100 yards range resulting as follows:— Officers242 words
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Article117 1907-02-21 20 Straits-Chinese Malayan Cup Tie. The Sajaratliul Muntaha and Mariue 1 olice Football Club played off their tie on the Anson Bond ground on Sunday. Both teams were well backed, and a keen contest was witnessed. The Sajaratliul Muntaha led in the first half by one goal to nil.117 words
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Article89 1907-02-21 20 Handicap Race. The 220 yards monthly medal race of the SwimnimK Ciub took place at Tanjong lvatoag on Sunday. Owing to the rain, only if ie w ater. A good race reS to* Fr klin < 12 «*■•> took the lead at WarrT Sf 8 /"/l "l° n by89 words
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Article4493 1907-02-21 21 London, February 12. \uother British expedition is being fitted „‘t for the exploration of the Antartic region. The expedition starts in October next. i Lieutenant Shackleton, who accompanied Commander Scott with the Discovery expe- Ution will be iu command. i He takes with him an automobile, aw well4,493 words
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Article938 1907-02-21 23 Berlin, February 12. The question of increasing the Navy has come to the front in the United States. The Secretary to tho Navy, Mr. C. J. Bonaparte, 1ms declared openly that a strong Meet is the best guarantee for peace that tlie United States can have. The election938 words
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Article457 1907-02-21 24 February 12 Kent II M. cruiser, Horsey, Hongkong Bengli Brit sir. McMillan. L’don, F. Simons Van g Hwell, Dut str, He.ms, Batavia, I) en 1 8 j Friederike. Brit str, Ofsthem, Ismgtau, Bor- j Dari'it,' Bnt ItV! MoDonald, R'(!'K„i, McAli«te r Okara, Brit str, Dag, Bombay, Boustead Namsang, Bnt457 words
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Article389 1907-02-21 24 February 11 Tonkin. Fch str, Yokohama via ports Oceamen, Fch str, Marseilles vi a po rt(J 1 hrauang Ger str, Bangkok Drumgarth, Brit str, Bassein Manila, Brit str, Japan via ports 12 Vorwaerts. Anst str, Japan via ports Aibenga, Ger str str, Hongkong, Shanghai Magnet, Brit cable str, Banjoewangie389 words
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Article137 1907-02-21 24 PASSED SENDA STRAITS OK ARRIVED FOR ORDERS. Fob. 2-Dut b.j Henrietta Haasnmnn. Cant Iner, from Amsterdam, Oct 4, for Samarang. 2 er Willehad, Capt Obenaucr, from Batavia, Feb 2, for Tjilatjap. 2 er cr ur8t Bismark, Capt See, from Singapore. 1 Brit str Inlander, Capt Wright, from Singapore, Feb137 words
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Article343 1907-02-21 24 Name, port, probable date of arrival and name oj Agents. Steamers. Airlie, Sydney, Feb. 24 Boustead Antenor, Liverpool, Feb 27; Mansfield Aparuna, Australia, Feb. Boustead Arcadia, Colombo, Mar 30 P. A O. Australien, Saigon, Mar. 11 M. Maritimes Austria, Hongkong, Mar. 13; Hautenberg Ayuthia, Bangkok, Mar. 6; Borneo343 words
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Advertisement58 1907-02-21 27 Hotels Recommended by the Straits Budget.” 596 E-D. NORTH BRIDGE RD„ SINGAPORE. Wiuc« and Spirits of the Finest Quality. m McEWANS ALE STOUT ON DRAUGHT STRAITS TIMES PRESS, Ltd., Cecil Stanley Streets, PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS, BOOKBINDERS, Singapore. STATIONERS, ©c. ©c. What we do, We do Telegrams: TIMES Singapore. well—Let us quote.58 words
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Advertisement169 1907-02-21 28 Captain A. CASEY will -ail ,r Kuanlan. Kammaman aad Tringganu. WKKKLY. ON M< >NDA VS. I hr X s htuliiinak ha- recently l>cen overhaul, a v-w ha* accon-j inflation C.r pav-citgcri. I‘»r at 3W rate and further information apply t«» Messrs. The BORNEO Co., Ltd. Ijients. Straits Shipping and Parcels169 words
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Advertisement117 1907-02-21 28 SEE MUN, 50-2, VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE, HAS IN STOCK, A I.AlMJh assortment or CYCLES from %60.00 ewh. Kvcry description of repairs executed with tin; utmost despatch. Cycle accessories, etc., always ill stock. WALTER PALLISER CONTRACTOR. Estimates supplied free for every description of work. CONSTRUCTION STEELWORK. A Speciality. rlead Offices A117 words
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