The Straits Budget, 23 May 1907
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1907-05-23 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXI. NO. 2570. Singapore, Thursday, May 23, 1907. EtTAtllSHED OVER NAIF A CENTURY Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article226 1907-05-23 1 LEADERS Seditious Movement in India 1*2 Corruption in Hongkong 1*2 Tin eatened Strike of Railway Ser- 1*1 l*io*pectus ot' New Rubber Co. 13-14 Move of the Jamaica Incident 14*15 Ilumping of 1 lead Bodies in Streets 15 Military Contribution and Official Salaries 15-16 Steam Communication with Australia226 words
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735 1907-05-23 1 If the l\ C. M. O. takos no exception to Government uurses tripping across from their quarters in the General Hospital to the new Maternity Hospital, and that at some future date he will not ask Council for a further vote for735 words
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Article144 1907-05-23 1 At the Freemasons Hall on the 21st inst. the Hon. W. J. Napier, R.W.D.G.M., presiding, the May communication of the District Grand Lodge of the Eastern Archqielago w as held. Among the officers appointed by the District Grand Master are: D.D.G.M.. Mr. F. M Elliot; D.G.S.W., Dr. J. A.144 words
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1756 1907-05-23 2 Thursday.'May Hi. With theceutrc of the Ha/;** Course resent hii lit; a quagmire. and its edges fringed by shining umbrellas that unkindly dripped on to unfortunates anxiously seeking shelter, the second day of the Singapore Race meeting brought disappointment to1,756 words
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Article1650 1907-05-23 2 Saturday. May Ih. i The represeutative of the Dalmatiou Kongsee came under the starter's orders in the ex-griffin handicap, the name of the jock was run up on the board, and over a hundred tickets were issued at the totali«ators in favour of Madame Meg. The field1,650 words
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629 1907-05-23 3 (From a Lady Cokkkhposdkxt). Elsewhere, the several merits and demerits of the loug suffering horses are described, and also the sad end of one noble animal which was shot mercifully to put a tormina- tion to its agony. It629 words
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Article174 1907-05-23 4 Mohsks. 1st 2nd 8rd I’etgrave 2 10 Actress 2 0 1 Malapert 2 0 0 liarmouy 2 0 0 Stannum 1 1 1 Wanda Stapleford 1 1 0 dim Gosper I Lima 1 1 0 Eclipse 1 0 1 Lady Hrockleigh i Ace tine 10 1 4 rrey174 words
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699 1907-05-23 4 Mr. E. Crouch, of the Hoyal West Kents, Tanglin Barracks, lias contributed the follow'ing letter, which will be interesting to Philatelists: 1 think it is only fair to your readers that they should be acquainted thoroughly with the Labuan provisional699 words
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Article277 1907-05-23 4 We have received from the Colonial Secretariate a copy of the circular sent out by the Crown Agents with reference to the Straits Settlements Government Loan. This circular arrives! in the Colony on Saturday, the 18th iustant. It is dated Office of the Crown Agents for the277 words
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Article252 1907-05-23 4 There was a number of debtors, mo *tly Chinese, before Mr. Justice Fisher, at the regular weekly session of the Bankruptcy Court, on the 16th inst. but when the names were called out most of the applications for receiving orders were postponed. Mr. C. I. Carver, on behalf252 words
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2105 1907-05-23 5 Tli.-it spirit ot willingness is sometimes overcome by a weakness of tiesli wasappai ‘•lit at tlie meeting of the Council, onMay *22, when Government officials were called upon t-> vote on an unofficial amendment extending the scheme proposing increases to the salaries of2,105 words
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2673 1907-05-23 6 iBv Ouk Spkcial Commissioxkk.i Scores e>f semi-nude Indians and Chinese hikers, bearing uniuistakeablc signs of the MlSTi pressure under which they are working luring tiie heat of the day, may be seen any morning, in Singapore, haudliug bread2,673 words
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800 1907-05-23 7 Tin annual meeting of the Selangor Hubber Lniupany was held in Glasgow, Mr. T. Johnson, the Chairman, presiding. Aftei alluding to the balance sheet, which lias aheady appeared in the Straits Times, the Chairman remarked: It may ))erliaps be unusual for800 words
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241 1907-05-23 7 Mr. Justice Fisher was able to resumo work on the 16th inst. and at 11 o'clock gav\ judgment in the case of S. Kanisah Maricar v. Syed Abdulrahman bin Abdullah Mkatf. which was a claim for payment for241 words
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Article209 1907-05-23 7 Mr. T. D. Parsons applied to Mr. .Justice Fisher, on the 21stst inst, on behalf of Mrs. Emilio Mary Bernard, for letters of administration of her deceased husband, Mr. Jeau Hubert Bernard, who died on January 22 at No. 6-4, Oxley Koad, loaving, besides the widow, a son209 words
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483 1907-05-23 8 Tiu* Union Times is a local Chinese daily new-paper which publishes regular coitchJK> 11 deuce, under the heading “Our Muntok setter.” At the Supreme Court,on May 17, a suit was brought against the proprietor, manager and editor for $10,000, as damages for483 words
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Article130 1907-05-23 8 Tin* weekly report on the India Rubber Market of Messrs. (iow, Wilson, Stanton. Ltd., of London, issued on April 26, says:— At today’s auction, 862 packages of Ceylon and Malaya Plantation grown rubber were under offer, of which about 679 were sold. The total weight amounted130 words
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394 1907-05-23 8 The revenue in Malacca during last year w as $707.7*5 i £82.574.). the expenditure $550,566 (£68.879). This left a surplus of $157,249, or $125,122, excluding a payment, in fiual settlement of the Railway account, as against $66,206 last year, without394 words
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Article181 1907-05-23 8 After a residence in Ceylou extending to 22 years, Mr. C. Honly, late Superintendent of Ambatenne estate in the Kalutara district, left Colombo on May 11, by the N.-D.-L. Steamer Scbarnhorst for the Malay States, to assume charge of Sungci Rengan Rubber Estate in Selangor. This is181 words
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395 1907-05-23 8 lie-id* i;t» of Battery Road and those huvini. hi,sines- establishments or offices there -i.ould ho careful whom they have aiTe-teO lor theft, should any small articles 1m? found mi-sing, especially if the articles are plated w ith nickel or silver, or are395 words
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Article221 1907-05-23 8 Including eight deaths which have occurred at >t. .Tohu Island, the mortality rate for Singapore, for the month of April, wa> *41.26 excluding these deaths, it was 40.90. Altogether. 910 deaths were recorded. Of this number 695 were males, and 215 females. Six hundred and forty-three Chinese221 words
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1547 1907-05-23 9 (Sl'KrlALLY WRITTKN FOH THK STRAITS Timks by E. H. D. Skwklm Henley, April 20. The season is ended and in a most unex pecteil manner. For the first time in its history, the County Championship competition remains undecided.1,547 words
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359 1907-05-23 9 At the meeting of the Municipal Commission ou the 17th iust.. Mr. K. A. Stevens! asked the questions:— 1 (1) What control have the Commissioners yl over the Telephone system of the Towu of Singapore (2) Cau the President inform the359 words
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418 1907-05-23 10 The programme of the forthcoming ami ml pn/t meetiug of the Perak Hide Association, to be held on the Taiping range, on Saturlay. Sunday and Monday, duly 20. 21 and 22 has been published. Chief among the events in the following: Saturday, July418 words
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Article148 1907-05-23 10 Tbcve an interesting case before Mr. Justice Fisher in the Supreme Court, on the i 17th inst. A Tamil named Yenkitram sued Mouimal, formerly his wife, and Perianen Chetty for the return of jewellery, or for its value. Mr. Knowles appeared for the defendants. The plaintiff was148 words
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527 1907-05-23 10 iKkom Oik Own Cokrksfosdknti. Penang. May lt>. So far as the little tell tale thermometer goes, Penang may, at certain times in the course of the twelve calendar months, be well described as a warm place.” but its claims to celebrity527 words
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Article109 1907-05-23 10 'Die police have made a valuable catch in the arrest of a Chinese burglar, who had in his possession three safe keys, one of which fitted the safe in the house where he was detected at work, while the other two fitted safes in houses109 words
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286 1907-05-23 10 At the meeting of the Legislative Co.im-il on Tuesday next, the Colonial Secretary. Captain Young, C.M.G., will move the t<»j. lowing resolutions: ill That this Council approves tlu* expenditure of a sum not exceeding $70,000. to be charged ou the current286 words
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Article234 1907-05-23 10 Muuslii Gulam Meydin was convicted by a Bench Court consisting of Messrs. Michell and Colmau. on a charge of being in possession of ten packets of rosewater labels to be used on bottles, with the intention, it was alleged, of selling them as the goods of Sheikh234 words
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Article60 1907-05-23 10 A Chinaman has been arrested at Kranji on a charge of murder, alleged to have been committed on the 21st inst. The story is that a bill collector called on him, and, during a quarrel, a blow was inflicted and the collector fell dead. It is60 words
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902 1907-05-23 11 An ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held on the 17th inst., Those present were Lieut. Colonel Broadrick. President; Mr. J. Polglase, Secretary, Mr. R. Peirce. Engineer; Dr. Murray Robertson, and Messrs. Rowland Allen. K. A. Stevens, H.L. Coghlan, Cheng902 words
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159 1907-05-23 11 The May issue of the Y.M.C.A. Magazine says:— For some time past, it has been felt that if Mr. Pringle is to supervise all Associations in the Peninsula, Singapore, at least, must have an Assistant Secretary who can give the whole of his time to Y.M.C.A.159 words
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Article103 1907-05-23 11 It having been represented by several shareholders resident abroad that the time has now' arrived when extended facilities should be granted for the transfer of the shares of the Pusing Lama Tin Mines, Limited, the directors have seriously considered the matter, says the London and103 words
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340 1907-05-23 11 Under date. May 17. Mr. .1. H. Gprtfctt the General Manager of the SingfcpOf' Electric Tramways Ltd., writes to u% follows: At to-dav’s meeting <»f the Municipal Commissioners the following is to be asked: Can the President inform tho Board whe* the340 words
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Article264 1907-05-23 11 Complaints have reached us of the ml»\( line of a syren of a certain Ik-at in the hour on May 17. On the matter nein* I brought to the notice of the Master Attfnd ant. Commander Kadcliffe informed a Mpri sentativo of the Straits264 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1386 1907-05-23 12 S EDITIOUS MOVEMENT IN INDIA. tiou and the possibility of revolt.—Straits Times. May lrt. In the National Liberal Club, some cigliu > i. montlis ago, we listened to a lecture by < ioklialc, the well known Indian barrister and a member of tlic Legislative Council, 1 upon the aspirations oftiou and the possibility of revolt.—Straits Times. May lrt. - 1,386 words
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Article397 1907-05-23 12 cannot be pointed at Hongkong.—Straits Times, May 17. The information contained in the Special telegram from Hongkong published in this issue does not come as a surprise to those acquainted with the inside life of the Sister Colony. Some years ago, a ruthless exposure of the corruptioncannot be pointed at Hongkong.—Straits Times, May 17. - 397 words
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1353 1907-05-23 13 wages and hours of labour. —Straits Times, May 17. A If the railway men of Holland carry out their threat to strike work ou July JO, the country will be paralysed and the loss to the inhabitants enormous. No one who remembers the great railwaywages and hours of labour.—Straits Times, May 17. A - 1,353 words
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1374 1907-05-23 13 4$ all a bad return on their investment.— Straits Times, May 18. Hutughui lias had its Perak Sugar Comtpany, its Sumatra 'Tobacco Company and its Langk.it Petrnb.mn Company. It now wants its Rubber Company, and the Dominion Rubins- Company, Limited, the Prospectus of .which lias4$ all a bad return on their investment.— Straits Times, May 18. - 1,374 words
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Article1490 1907-05-23 14 —Straits Times. May ‘20. In fulfilment of Mr. Churchill's promise in tho House of Commons on the lHtli of April, a White paper containing a certain portion of the official correspondence relating to the j Jamaica Incident was published on the 19th, but never was’—Straits Times. May ‘20. - 1,490 words
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955 1907-05-23 15 in Singapore no less than in Hongkong. Straits Times. May 21. At a recent meetiug of the Hongkong Sanitary Board, an anomalous, semi-repre-sentative body which ought cither to be reformed or abolished, an interesting dis mission took place on the dumping of bodies inin Singapore no less than in Hongkong. Straits Times. May 21. - 955 words
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1131 1907-05-23 15 beginning with the present financial year. Straits Times, May 22. While we approve of every word jittered at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council by Mr. Fort and Mr. Anderson in favour of the extension of the increased local allowances to the higher salaried membersbeginning with the present financial year. — Straits Times, May 22. - 1,131 words
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429 1907-05-23 16 ,—Straits Times. May 22. The Victorian Government, we are informed, has now definitely arranged for a Service of steamers between Melbourne and Singapore. Tenders were received for furnishing the service several weeks ago, and have be en under consideration by tbe Government. f A cablegram received,—Straits Times. May 22. - 429 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement92 1907-05-23 12 he **'**< free price of the Stnni.s Tiun s is $3# aytai. Me i>ost free price of the Straits iiiu/gti is $14 a year. it not necesaary to subscribe for a year. The subscription* for shorter periods are at the same proper* tionate rate as for a veur. he Straits92 words
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Article386 1907-05-23 16 Mr. C'hoo Keng. head cashier for a well, known European firm, who has a large circle of friends here, died ou the 21st inst. of plague. This is the third case of plague reported in the Colony within the course of a week. We are notified that the386 words
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Article179 1907-05-23 16 Bedecked with many high orders bestowed upon them by the Emperor of Japan, half a dozen Japanese naval officers, who took part in the battle of the Tsushima Straits, landed from the Japanese training squadron shortly after noonon May 22, and proceeded to Government House there to179 words
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Article516 1907-05-23 16 Mr. C. V. Dysou and A.de Mello have beenappointed Magistrates for Peuang. Mr. 11. McConnell has been promoted to he a First Class Inspector in the F. M. S. Mr. C. K. Donaldson replaces Mr. A. W. Just. a> Acting Magistrate, Kuala Lumpm. Tuwkay Loke Yew and516 words
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1065 1907-05-23 17 Invitations arc* out for the Kerrcngga's liaucr which is to take place* on .June 2* at the Taugliu Club. It is a Fancy Dres" affair, ami if it turns out to be such a thorough sum-' a"1,065 words
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902 1907-05-23 17 There were present at a meeting of the Legislative Council ou the 21st inst.. His Kxeellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.C. M. G. Major-General T. Perrott, <*. b. (General Officer Commanding the Troops), Captain A. H. Young, c.m.o.,902 words
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Article1874 1907-05-23 18 Four men of the Loyal West Keut Uegiujcnt loft 1 anglin Barracks one evening ami ha<l their heads and moustaches sliavcd. They did tliis for fun. well knowing it to be Jtgaiust military regulations. The strunge admission was made1,874 words
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Article1608 1907-05-23 18 i The inquest resulting from the death of i Corporal Hurley, at the Tanglin Barracks on the night of May 14, was conclude'! on the 21st inst., when a jury consisting of Captain Fyfe and Messrs. Lloyd and Griffith brought in a verdict to the effect1,608 words
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Article258 1907-05-23 19 The I’nited States transport Wirahv arrived from Manila on Saturday, and will undergo complete renovation at Taujmig Pagar docks. New boilers aud fitting* will be supplied and wdien the ship returns to Manila next fall she w ill 1m; in class condition. The transport McClellan, which258 words
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Article140 1907-05-23 19 A letter received from Mr. H. D. Pringle, General Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., Singapore, by Mr. J. Polglase, Acting President of the local institution, states that a good start has been made in England in the canvas for funds for the erection of now140 words
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Article977 1907-05-23 20 fit n*'- another political cartoon for you Voni iuo*t unreliable Spring Poet is borne out hi-, very last verse this time by Baron Reutm anyway Sir Henry Campbell-Ban-nerman is an old band, and the utmost rein be will give to bis chagrin is confined to a charge977 words
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Article206 1907-05-23 20 A singular case, in which a midwife, named Mrs. Gilbert, claimed $48 from Mr. A. Westerliout for attending his wife during confinement, was brought before the Court of Requests, ou the 22nd iust. Mr. Westerhout admitted the debt, and explained to the Magistrate that206 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article104 1907-05-23 20 B. Co. v. G. Co., West Kents. The B. and G. Companies of the Royal West Kents tried conclusion at Taiigliu liar racks on Saturday in the Warren SIiie-lti Coni|>ctitio!i. In the first five minutes. G Company scored, B. Company being at a dis advantage iu having a104 words
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Article133 1907-05-23 20 Y. M. C. A. Tournament. In the Y. M. C. A. tennis touinameut. in addition to the results given on Saturday, Sammy has defeated Halpern. The play is progressing slowly on account of the had weather. S. k. C. Tournament. The Singapore Recreation Club tennis tournament is progressing fairly133 words
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Article273 1907-05-23 20 S.C.C. v. 95th Russell’s Infantry. What proved to be a very interesting Hockey match was witnessed on the Esplanade, on the 21st inst., w hen an eleven of the 95th Russell’s, Infantry met the S. C. C. The game w’as fast and lively throughout, but scoring was one sided,273 words
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Article46 1907-05-23 20 Sepoy Lines Golf Club. The Ladies Monthly Medal was played ou Monday last. The scores were as follows:— Mrs. Robinson 61 —12 4!i Mrs. Ganslover 51 Scr.=41 Miss Tarbat 62 —10 52 Miss Smith 65—12 511 Mrs. Green 63 8 -55 Miss Gentle 76—10- 6646 words
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Article3372 1907-05-23 21 London, May 15. The Finance Hill has been road in the House* of Commons for a second time. An amendment waa-proposed »v Mr. Austen Chamberlain, Conservative Member for East Worcestershire, declaring that the Budget showed the necessity of broadening the basis of taxation. The amendment, however, was rejected3,372 words
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Article582 1907-05-23 22 Berlin, May 15. The Colonial Conference sitting in London has passed a resolution favoring the establishment of accelerated communication by rail and sea between Knglaud and Eastern Asia by way of Canada. Berliu, May 15, 1 p.m. The elections for the Austrian Diet have resulted in the return582 words
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Article191 1907-05-23 23 iFkom Our Own Cohrksi*hndkvri. Hongkong, May 16, 9.15 p.m. The report of the Commission appointed by the Government to inquire into the working of the Sanitary Department has just been published. The Commission embodies a strongly worded indictment of the Administration, and says that the Public Health and191 words
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Article230 1907-05-23 23 Sin<t.vi'oKK, May 22, 1907. PRODUCE. li&tnbier $j 6.6.7 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 10.35 Copra Bali 10.45 ao Pontianak 10.10 Pepper, Black buyers 17.50 do White 5% 25.50 Sago Floor Sarawak 2.02' do Brunei No. 1 2.90 Pearl Sago 4.00 Coffee Bali, 15% 19.00 Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis 22.50230 words
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556 1907-05-23 23 iFkum Our Own Cokkkmponoknd. Lipis. May 11. Tin* rules relating to Indian Immigrant* hitherto in force have been rescinde l. an I certain amended rules have now been p :blished. Those uuder section 24 of the Enactin' at provide that immigrants should556 words
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Article67 1907-05-23 23 The nine Russian firemen of the st* auj. r Coronia who went on strike on Frida y last were, charged at the Master Attendant's Court with desertion and wilfj disobedience of orders. They made lengthy statements, alleging that they had been struck by certain of the ship’s67 words
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Page 23 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous28 1907-05-23 23 WEATHER TELEORAM. Hongkong, Ma> >9, 10 a.m. Barometer 29.80 Direction cf Wind flonth Force of Wind 8 Max. Temp in Shade ..00 Manila, 759. W.K.W. 1 hi 9628 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article471 1907-05-23 24 May 15 bui .it. a. Brit str. Bruce, Japan, P. AO. Coy. Batourn, Brit air, Luckham, Palembang, Hynie Hvdra. Nor wtr, Kirsbom, Bangkok, Borneo Coy 16 boootia, Brit str, Hickey, Mid’brongh, P. dr (J. C*»u, Dutstr, Kteenborg, Penang. Daendei* Japan, Brit atr, Olifent, Calcutta, P. Simons K>hou, Brit atr,471 words
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Article387 1907-05-23 24 May 14 C oeyaim*, Brit str, Sydney via port* Nam Y<jng, Brit str, Rangoon \alentyn I>ut str Singkawang via port* Opl"', Dot *fcr, P&lembang 15 Batavier, Brit str, Baudou v la ports Calypso, Brit str, Penan*! and Deli Selangor, Brit Htr, Teluk Anson via ports Kapurthala, Brit str, P.387 words
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Article807 1907-05-23 24 A Tame, port, probable date of arrival and name of Agents Steamers. Airlie, Sydney, June 24 Boastead Ajax, China, June 9; Mansfield Antilochus, Liverpool, Jane 26 Mansfield Arcadia, Colombo, July 19 P. A O. Astyausx, Liverpool, July 5; Mansfield Australien, Saigon, July 1; M. Maritimes 1 Ayuthia, Bombay,807 words
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Page 25 Advertisements
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Advertisement148 1907-05-23 25 MARTIN'S iiaswratoRwsgas. Sanaa tfiiTO^u'VTOBfiiaSrwiarar NOTICE. THE HOTEL DE LA PAIX i 7 s > “U *v This well known establishment, which has changed ownership, is now open and ready to receive visitors (Boarders Passengers). The House has been thoroughly renovated, and will be made comfortable in every respect. The management148 words
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Advertisement403 1907-05-23 25 iaA£A'~"\. .ri U8E ONLY* USE ALWAYS ATKINSON'S MOST REFRESHING. *“*"«,’J* 4 A Luxurious Perfume ?ar ®“JP crior p Health. German Kindi 1 f A NEOES8\*Y I.ESTORATIVC IN 8ICKNECC. EAO»M,fOUOCNE DINNEFORD’S -y >v ,J\d v *T!*rh y r ftF-; v <• WY. r%< M$i m§ NESIA A > W, r Tb«403 words
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Page 26 Advertisements
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Advertisement217 1907-05-23 26 yor a $ood Easy Sfiave <iO TO O. MORIKAWA. Hneie IUir-Srmint Saloon. Ho. Ill ANSON KOAD, 8iii*(upore. (Opposite Houstead Instituted SEE MUN, 50-2, VICTORIA 8TREET, SINGAPORE, HAB IN STOCK, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF from p\;4 60.00 ftcll Evwry description of repairs uxocuted with the utmoot v V/ 4 Cycle accessories,217 words
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Advertisement432 1907-05-23 26 THE RUBBER WHEEL AND CYCLE WORKS. 47 Hill ritn-ft. (opposite Armenian Church). Bicycle on hire, for sale and repaired. We do all kinds ol ttepair Work on Oxcart and StfctMhu WeeU, al* supply •HfjW 1 of lUibbSSll’yres. Satisfaction guaranteed. .Prices moderate. ’jBZfck 'i KWONG SENG ft CO. Dealers in Grass-Cloth432 words
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Advertisement200 1907-05-23 26 Straits SUppla* and Parcels Agencj. C ioodn ropeivod packed, shipped to all part weekly. Cash on delivery system, or deli very paid to i^Toi|: c GOSLING Ac Co.* Robinson Hoad V.-. j NtHB-* :1a U Si SCHWEITZER’S The Best s Purest -r SUral Si Now wpecitiHv packed it»^3j%S ae ,i<,<Je200 words
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Page 27 Advertisements
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Advertisement405 1907-05-23 27 Hotels Recommended by the Straits Budget.” MARINE HOTEL. Corner of (COLEMAN STREET and MILL STREET.) Wines ami Spirits of lirst quality only supplied. Accommodation for l>oardcrs l>\ day. week or montli. Terms model ale. Proprietress. Mrs. H. DAY HOTEL VAN WIJK. Nos. I. 2 and 3. Stamford Road. Singapore. I405 words
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Advertisement47 1907-05-23 27 T. E. CHIN CO., 82*3 Bras Basah Road (Next to Ismail il Halieetm SINGAPORE. healers in Swutow hrit\Mi Thread Work, hmhroideries, Chinese Pewter Ware, Picture Post Cards, Views Post Cards, Perfumery and Stationery, and Commission Agents. Prices are moderate. J AN I.N'i < IIIN Sole I iOj.rit tor.47 words
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Advertisement28 1907-05-23 27 TUCK’S ACTRESS POSTCARDS. (food assortment of l{<»ul l'lmfo A M» Jl Pliotochrome Postcards r 'A •hist Heceived. JMs and Co*l r, fH 2. North Rridy* Road Singapore j28 words
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Advertisement66 1907-05-23 28 By Speolal Warrant Purveyors to HJ.The KING CROSSE AND BLACKWELL, LTD. CUEUHED OILMEN'S SHIES PICKLES, SOUPS, JAMS, JELLIES. POTTED MEATS, MALT VINEGAR Ascxr, for LEA PERRIN'S Worcestershire Sauce GARRETTS Portable engines. b ri f: Fitted with their PATENT FIRE BOX WOOD FUEL for Burning E MOST EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL or/;/;66 words
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