The Straits Budget, 22 August 1907
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section29 1907-08-22 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXI. NO. 2583. Singapore, Thursday, August 22, 1907. ESTABLISH 10 OVER HALF A CIMTVHV. Price 25 cents.29 words
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Article249 1907-08-22 1 leaders— Reform iu Civil Procedure Code 12 Anglo-'Oerman Relations 12 Heading of Speeches in Council 18 The Mote and the Beam 18 Colonial Officials and Income Tax Payment 18-14 Are Debtors Vicious and Hateful Criminals? 14 The Judiciary 14 Hand Nights at the Cricket Club 14 Pauper249 words
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905 1907-08-22 1 1 take the liberty of sending the enclosed letters to you. They were written by children to children. 1 told my scholars to write as though the recipients of the letters were ignorant of the subjects to think of English children living in a distant905 words
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1575 1907-08-22 2 M« labors of the Legislative Council welleh.* <1 Mr. .John Turner from Penang on the 1 '»tij iust., to take |>art in the debate on the Tamil Immigration Fund Hill. It was a lengthy (li»ct:«.*.iou that ensued when the proposed ima-ure .u» in1,575 words
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Article157 1907-08-22 2 The annual iuspectiou of the Singapore olunteer Infantry took place on Saturday afternoon. About 300 men turned out, including a Eurasian and a Chinese Company and the Cadets of Haffles Institution and St. Joseph's Institution. On arrival at Teluk Blangali Hoad, they were inspected by Colonel Fitton, D.157 words
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Article97 1907-08-22 2 News has been received of the first operations undertaken in Flores, in the middle of July, by the few’ troops there. Two incursions into the hostile territory resulted in the destruction of several villages, the inhabitants of which tied on the approach of the troops. In the97 words
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Article101 1907-08-22 2 The elegant shade trees in front of the Cricket Club are being cut down, preparatory to the widening of the roadway at that point, to make room for the tramway extension to the obelisk. With the demolition of the Drill Hall, in order to improve the approach101 words
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1205 1907-08-22 3 At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, on the 16th inst., the following were present:—Lieut. Colonel E. O. Broadrick, President; Mr. J. Polglase, Secretary Mr. R. Peirce, Engineer; Dr. Middleton, Health Officer, and Messrs. A. W. Bailey, A. J. Watkins. H.1,205 words
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267 1907-08-22 3 The following letter and acoounts have been forwarded to um for publication A. S. C. Office, Fort Canning, Singapore, 15th August, 1907. Dear Sir, —I have pleasure in sending yon a balance sheet for the Rajah of Stengahponr for the267 words
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152 1907-08-22 3 The latest clan fight was not between the Gohs and the Lims but the Chuas and the Lus. Before the Senior Magistrate, on tho 15th inst., :i Chua prosecuted three Lus on a charge of assault, claiming that they entered his152 words
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2104 1907-08-22 4 A case of considerable interest to those who live in Singapore Hoarding Houses came before the Commissioner at the Court of Bequests on the 17th inst. when Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, of Eden Hall, Nassim2,104 words
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139 1907-08-22 5 The Selangor Chamber of Commerce has now been formed definitely, and a committee has been elected for the year ending March 31, next. This committee was appointed at a meeting held at the office of the Straits Trading Company, at Kuala139 words
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Article223 1907-08-22 5 The returns of the Senior Warden of Mines in the F.M.S. for the months from January to July inclusive show that, during this period the total quantity of tin and tin ore exported from Perak was 250,216.33 piculs, and the duty $3,237,318.40, an increase on the quantity223 words
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1118 1907-08-22 5 At the Legislative Council mooting on the 16th inst., Mr. W. J. Napier laid on the table the official correspondence, regarding salaries of Civil Servants, in continuation of that already published in our columns. The first1,118 words
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Article209 1907-08-22 5 A young Indian Mohammedan woman prosecuted two men of a similar class before the Senior Magistrate, on the 15th inst., alleging wrongful confinement and assault against the first, and abetment against the second. She stated she was inveigled into a marriage with the first accused, under209 words
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1736 1907-08-22 6 (Fho.m Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Kangsar, August 11. The Kuala Kangsar Agri-Horticultural Sliow, which wa« opened last Friday, is now a matter of history. The judging was completed on the first day, but it was not until Sunday that parti- gulars1,736 words
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Article110 1907-08-22 7 The health statistics for the week ended August 10 show that there were 828 deaths in Singapore—2s4 males and 74 females. Of this number 268 were Chinese, and 88 Malays. Four Eurasians died, and one European. Seventy deaths were due to malarial fever, 49 to cholera, 88110 words
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Article97 1907-08-22 7 In the Bankruptcy Court, on the 15th inst., Mr. G. S. Carver mentioned the case of M. Rengasamy Pillay and Co. The Court had granted an order for the service of a bankruptcy petition in Kuala Lumpur, but word had been received from there that Kangasamy could97 words
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Article698 1907-08-22 7 In the ordinary mode of life in the Federated Malay States—perhaps in Perak especially,— the Rest Houses, inaugurated by Government, generally prove sufficient for the accommodation of travellers, State and otherwise. It is creditable how698 words
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172 1907-08-22 7 The report of the directors of this bank for the half year ended June 80, to be presented at trie meeting at Hongkong, on Saturday next, shows that the net profits for that period, including $1,721,558.90, balance brought forward from last account, after paying all172 words
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Article140 1907-08-22 7 As the little shipAing Leong was steaming down from Kuantan on the 12th inst., the few European passengers aboard were aroused suddenly by shouts from the native crew. This was shortly after seven o’clock, and the captain heard that his son was missing. He at once had140 words
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Article175 1907-08-22 7 Mr. C. A. do Ilasagoiti, a Municipal Building Inspector, was fined $5O and costs by the Senior Magistrate, on the 15th inst., for accepting an illegal gratification. It was alleged that he accepted two sums of $25 each from Tan Boon Liat on August 7.175 words
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320 1907-08-22 8 The* Wtlirrlaods India Government are adding to their local Meet what promises to lie a very useful river patrol boat. ThiH vessel, being intended for service on shallow rivers, is of the stern wheel type, and draws but little wore than320 words
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162 1907-08-22 8 It iH announced that Mr. Robert Laidlaw, M.P., for the Eastern Division of Renfrewahire, and senior partner in the firm of Messrs. Whiteaway, Laidlaw, and Company, of India, the Straits Settlements, Ceylon, and China, has made arrangements to visit the Last during the162 words
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Article110 1907-08-22 8 Slackness of discipline among the troops garrisoning Batavia has aroused loud complaints there. The outcry became greater when bands of soldiers set to work w’aylaymg and robbing passers by, and extorting money. The military authorities then woke up, and put an end to the outrages. Iu110 words
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239 1907-08-22 8 The ricksha coolies of Singapore made an effort on the 19th inst., in accordance with their superstitious beliefs, to drive a wav the Cholera Hantus,” which, they believed, was responsible for so many deaths from this malignant disease among their fraternity. Hundreds239 words
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189 1907-08-22 8 While Captain Lurcock, of the steamer Pelayo, was being sued by a former steward of tho ship in the Supreme Court, on the 16th inst., Mrs. Lurcock was the complainant before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Michell and Bain, in189 words
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Article132 1907-08-22 8 An interesting booklet has just been published by Mr. Fred J. Melville, President of the Junior Philatelic Society, on the Postage Stamps of Sarawak, and it should prove a valuable addition to the library of philatelists in Singapore and elsewhere. Mr. Melville, who is a brother of132 words
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297 1907-08-22 8 Fi:om Oik Own Cockkspomikxt). Kuala Raugsar. August 11. Dr. Hanitsch, Director of the Baffles Museum and Library, attended the Kuala Kangsar Show with the express intention of making purchases of curios in Malay arts and industries, and has been most successful in297 words
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Article191 1907-08-22 8 A serious carriage accident occurred in Armenian Street on the 19th inst. The victoria of the Chinese compradore at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank had called at the Anglo-Chinese School to take one of his boys home, and when descending tba slight incline in Armenian Street, one of191 words
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Article83 1907-08-22 8 Singapore is suffering once again from the vanishing act.” This is a disease that is more or less endemic. It reaches an acute and epidemic form periodically, and is caused by chetties and tradesmen pressing for payment of debts. It is invariably a sign of financial debility,83 words
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1297 1907-08-22 9 The annual report of the Committee of the Singapore Cricket Clnb for the year ended June 30 shows that the financial position of the Club is sound. The general account closed with a balance in hand of $4,407.06, which does not1,297 words
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373 1907-08-22 9 The very high prioe of Camphor at present has induced many to turn their attention to the product, and it is being tried In various parts of the world with more or less promise of success. This is what Mr. H. N. Ridley,373 words
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Article222 1907-08-22 9 When Mr. C. Sugden, late Chairman of the Committee of the Sporting Club, left Singapore for England, it was deemed fitting that lie should be presented by the Members with a testimonial for his services as Chairman and Clerk of the Course for a period extend222 words
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290 1907-08-22 10 Some weeks ago. two young sons of Count tie Boudy, the French Coohul, were arrested on complaint of Mr. Ho \ang Pong, the Chinese Postmaster, on a charge of theft of •i chain belonging to him. The boys had been out290 words
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295 1907-08-22 10 An Extraordinary (Jeneral Meeting of the Singapore and Johore Rubber Company was hold on the ldth inst. at the Company’s Offices, Winchester House, Collycr Quay, to consider an offer the Directors had received for the sale of the Company’s Estate295 words
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616 1907-08-22 10 Visitors to the recent Agri-Horticultural Sliow in Kuala Kangsar were much attracted to the government exhibits from Labuan and Hrunci. Amongst these, not for competition, were included samples of Essential Oils distilled on Pulo Daat Estate, Labuan, consisting of several varieties of oils616 words
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336 1907-08-22 10 11. Rose, an assistant with Messrs. Tiang Lim Blethers, No. 5 Cecil Street, prosecuted Archie Pereira, before the Senior Magistrate, on the 19th inst., an assault alleged to have been committed ou the Esplanade, at about 6 p.m. on Sunday336 words
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Article101 1907-08-22 10 Mr. Cooper Abbs was handed over on the 17th inst., to Inspector Dique, of Negapatam, and left for that place the same day. Mr. R. St. J. Braddell appeared for the accused and said that he had a civil action here involving about $3,000. Ho101 words
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Article140 1907-08-22 10 The following members of the Singapore Rifle Association have been requested to commence practice for the Interport Trophy, which is to be competed for early in October. Practices will take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays—firing to commence at 7 a.m. On the above days, the range will140 words
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Article13 1907-08-22 11 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article619 1907-08-22 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, August 14, 1907. Sir,--I am very sorry to inflict myself upon you again, but Budah Jahat seems to expect a reply to his letter published in your issue of yesterday. I am sorry that he has bo misunderstood me619 words
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267 1907-08-22 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, August 15. Sir, When reading my Straits Times yesterday evening, I noticed a paragraph"con* cerning the alarm expressed by a Saigon paper that the large and increasing business done in Indo-Cbina by the China Mutual Life Insurance/Company267 words
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Article418 1907-08-22 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. \allambrosa Estate, Klang, August 16, 1907. Sir, —In a previous issue of your paper, you report the Hon. Mr. Napier's speech introducing the above Bill, affecting the F.M.S. and Colonies, in the Legislative Council in Singapore. In concluding his speech,418 words
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Article224 1907-08-22 11 Singapore, August 21, 1907. PRODUCE. Gambier 6.82$ do (Cube No. 1; unpicked 10.25 Copra Bali 9.25 ao Pontianak 8 80 Pepper, Black 17.90 do White 5% 24 62$ Sago Floor Sarawak 2.95 do Brunei No. 1 2.90 Pearl 8igo 4 60 Coffee Bali, 15% 19.25 Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis224 words
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Article140 1907-08-22 11 The motion made at the Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice Sir W. H. Hynd-man-Jones, by the Hon. Mr. Hugh Fort, on behalf of Mr. N. N. Adis, asking that Mr. R. J. Kahrnin, formerly in partnership with Mr. N. N. Adi-«, be restrained from carrying on140 words
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Article17 1907-08-22 12 Coom.cs.—At Barwond, Grange Road, on August 10, the wife of li. h. Coghlitn, of a aon.17 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1257 1907-08-22 12 ing the number up to six in all.—Straits Times, August 15. We wrote a week or so ago of the Courts Ordinance, mentioning in that article that there are two bodies of law now before Council which are of the greatest importance to the Colony.ing the number up to six in all.—Straits Times, August 15. - 1,257 words
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Article661 1907-08-22 12 sides of the North Sea.—Straits Times, August 16. The meeting of the King and the Kaiser is more than a meeting of monarchs. It is a meeting of kinsmen, who, for some reasou unknow n to the woild in general, have been estranged for the past few years;sides of the North Sea.—Straits Times, August 16. - 661 words
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Article742 1907-08-22 13 g IVC4I -Straits Times, August 16. Discussions or debates in representative bodies throughout the British Umpire are governed by the rules or custom laid down in May s Parliamentary Practice. One of these rules is that no speech may be read by a member, andg -— ■ IVC4I -Straits Times, August 16. - 742 words
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Article618 1907-08-22 13 ,—Straits Times, August 17. It is coming. The long-expected interference of the Imperial Government with the use of opium in the Federated Malay States, the Straits Settlements and other Far Eastern Colonies is lieing considered by the Government. This information was cabled to us by,—Straits Times, August 17. - 618 words
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739 1907-08-22 13 ,—Straits Times, August 17. In a reeeut issue*, we fe*lt impelled to lauue-h what may have seemed a wholesale condemnation of the* new journalistic venture of the* Colonial Office. From that position, we are inclined to retreat no jot or tittle. There api>ears, however,,—Straits Times, August 17. - 739 words
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1009 1907-08-22 14 wiped off every debt owed by them. —Straits Times, August 19. I look upon debtors who refuse to pay as one of the most vicious and hateful types of criminal. They are the scum of the earth, and ought to be treated with thewiped off every debt owed by them.—Straits Times, August 19. - 1,009 words
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Article501 1907-08-22 14 —Straits Times, August 20. We in the Straits have recently had it borne in upon us that an increasing population means an increase in litigation and and an increase in crime, and that, as a consequence, it is necessary to strengthen the judiciary and to re-arrange the administration.—Straits Times, August 20. - 501 words
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Article442 1907-08-22 14 .—Straits Times, August 20. The annual meeting of the Singapore Cricket Club will be held on Friday. We do not know if it has occurred to the Members of Committee of this most popular of Clubs that its popularity would be enhanced and the.—Straits Times, August 20. - 442 words
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Article361 1907-08-22 15 with its contemporary public.—Straits Times, August 20. Whether the present economic condition* be or be not susceptible of modification and improvement is a point upon which people may differ and upon which they will continue to differ some contending that, bad as things are, interference will merelywith its contemporary public.—Straits Times, August 20. - 361 words
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Article242 1907-08-22 15 tain their old preeminence.—Straits Times, August 21. The statistics of foreign trade with China in 1906 were issued recently. They show a disappointing falling off of trade with Singapore and the Straits generally when compared with the figures in 1905. In 1905, the value of imports fromtain their old preeminence.—Straits Times, August 21. - 242 words
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Article841 1907-08-22 15 The Rangoon Gazette deals with the Crown Agents iu such an amusing way that we wonder what experience our contemporary has to justify it in saying: “An extremely foolish agitation against the Crown Agency system has been fomented in Singapore in connection with tho recent purchase841 words
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Advertisement91 1907-08-22 12 The post free price of the Straits Times is tJB ayeat. The free price of the Straits lUuln't i>> $l4 a year. It is not necessary to subscnln: for a year. The aul>scriptions for shorter periods arc at the same proportionate rate as for a year. 1 he Straits limlgrt91 words
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Article832 1907-08-22 16 The quarterly meeting of the Singapore Licensing Justices will take place in the FirHt Magistiato’s Court on Wednesday, September 25, at 2-80 p.ui. Ten more or Icsh decrepit ChiueHC beggar** appeared before the Third Magistrate, on the 21st inst. The Magistrate informed them that begging was not832 words
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1212 1907-08-22 16 Dealing with two leading articles which have appeared recently in our columns, and especially with the article of July 30, when a comparison was made between the charges of two firms of Consulting Engineers for work done on different jobs, a1,212 words
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Article103 1907-08-22 16 A Municipal contractor, named Govindasamy, caused the arrest of Negappa Chetty, some months aeo, on a charge of defamation in writing letters to the Municipality against him. The case was called, on the 21st inst., Mr. St. J. Brad dell appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. C.103 words
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1827 1907-08-22 17 Having disposed of a batch of charges for breach of Municipal Ordinances, Messrs. Michell and Bain continued the hearing at the Police Court, on the 20th inst., of the Nummonses against Messrs. Dietheim and Company for selling to1,827 words
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Article121 1907-08-22 17 Hoosain, a hackney carriage syce, was observed by Sergeant Bartells in an opium shop, where none but Chinese are permitted to loaf. T 1 le Sergeant spoke to him, and Hoosain tied hurriedly. Mounting his vehicle, he drove off in such mad haste that the gharry121 words
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Article739 1907-08-22 18 Wby doesn't someone copy “Truth” and pillory our Magistrates? Six months* for a Malay ruffian who drags* a white woman to the ground and robs* her, s*eems* rather incentive than deterrent. On the other hand, equally absurd wasi the line which rewarded the European public s*ervant who739 words
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Article241 1907-08-22 18 Our Sourabaya correspondent who sent us particulars of the composition and port of departure of the expedition to Flores seems to have been either misinformed or—short in memory. Our contemporary, the Sourabaya Handelsblad, thus corrects his statement He says that the expedition to Flores consists of two battalions241 words
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497 1907-08-22 18 Having sat on several occasions for tho purpose of deciding what constitutes whiskv Messrs. Michell and Bain, on August 21, coim rnenced, in the Police Court, a case requiring their views on what is brandy. Messrs Huttenbach Brothers and Company were summoned497 words
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Article98 1907-08-22 18 Since the epidemic began on July 26, thore have been considerably over a hundred cases of cholera. Six suspects were discovered on the 15th inst. By nationality, the victims so far have included three Malays and ten Indiaus, the remainder being Chinese. During the twenty four hours ended98 words
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484 1907-08-22 19 The leading article which we published a tew days ago on the system of incidence of taxation in Java is translated by the Batavia Nieuwsblad, which admits the general correctness of our statements. That journal prefaces the translation with the following484 words
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111 1907-08-22 19 A Chinese cake-seller was struck in the back with an axe by an angry customer, on the 4th instant, and received a very bad wound. His assailant was brought before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Michell and Bain, on the 20th inst. He had111 words
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303 1907-08-22 19 Some weeks ago a large Chim-se shop at No. 11, Kling Street, was under seizure for debt. While being guarded at the front by three watchmen, the shop was entered at the rear, and property to tho value of several thousand303 words
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Article83 1907-08-22 19 Three firemen and a cook, all Europeans, appeared before the Marine Court, on the 21st inst., on a charge of desertion from the British steamer Indravelli, on the 18th instant, and remaining in the Colony without a certificate of discharge. Two of the accused could not speak83 words
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Article108 1907-08-22 19 Mr. Khoo Sian Tan has just returned to Singapore after a two months’ visit to Sarawak and Brunei. Writing to a friend in Penang, Mr. Sian Tan gives a short account of his trip, says the Straits Echo. Ho states that he found Brunei very rich108 words
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Article61 1907-08-22 19 During the month of July, there were 16,034 lbs. of cultivated rubber exported from Perak which brings the total exported during the year to 114,625 lbs. From Selangor, 59,206 lbs. were exported, the quantity for the year being 613,5301b5., while 45,848 lbs. were exported from Negri Sembilan61 words
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312 1907-08-22 19 Andrew* Gomez, ail American, IVter Kennedy, tin Irishman, and A. C. Andre, a Eurasian, appeared before the S<*eond Magistrate, on the 20th inst., on a charge of cheating a Malabar Street spirit-shopkeeper, named Ong Chin Cliye, out of 17.80,312 words
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262 1907-08-22 19 Ng Tye Peck prosecuted eight Chinese, before the Second Magistrate, on the 19th inst., on charges of gang-robbery and criminal trespass. Mr. Montagu Harris appeared for the prosecution. The accused were not defended. It was alleged that these crimes were committed at262 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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644 1907-08-22 20 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, August 15, 9.5 p.tn. The weather was delightful at Taipiug to-day, when the second day’s races took place. The track was in splendid condition. There was a large attendance. Following are the winners of six events:644 words
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Article85 1907-08-22 20 Swimming Club Launch. The steam launch Argo will leave Johnston’s Pier for the Swimming Club Bungalow on Sunday next at 9, 10, and 11 a.m., 2.30 and 3.80 p.m., returning at 9.30 and 10.30 a.m., 12 noon, 3 and 5 p.m. The first event in the second quarterly competition85 words
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Article656 1907-08-22 20 S.C.C. Tournament Winners v. The Rest. On Saturday, on the S.C.C. Ground, the winners of the recent S.C.C. tournament played a cricket match against the Rest, with the following scores s.c.c. winners, P. T. Evatt, b Nesbitt 18 L. B. Hannaford, b Nesbitt 82 H. C. Paxon, b Nesbitt656 words
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Article55 1907-08-22 20 After a lapse of about fifteen years, the members of the S.R.C. intend holding Athletic Sports some time in October, provided there are sufficient entries. There are to be ten or more events. The subscription list is being passed round, and it is hoped the Committee will55 words
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Article1021 1907-08-22 21 Berlin, August 14. Thirty-*wo British men-of-war, of the Home Fleet, have been ordered to join the Channel Fleet. The Daily Telegraph announces that the British Admiralty will order the construction of three larger Dreadnoughts. The Turkish Government has sent to the Persian fi ontier a Commissioner named Terrier.1,021 words
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Article546 1907-08-22 21 London, August 15, 2.20 p.m. Mr. Winston Chnrchill, Under Secretary of State for the Coloniep, .replying to Dr. R. M. Connolly, of Ipoh, and other antiopiumists, says that the suppression of the opium traffic and of opium consumption in the whole of Malaya is receiving careful consideration. He546 words
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Article2944 1907-08-22 22 London, August 14. Lord Rosebery, in the House of Lords, made a vehement attack upon the Govern* ment’s Land'Bill for Scotland, declaring that whereas England was treated as self-govern-ing Scotland was treated like a Crown Colony. The police and military were withdrawn from the disturbed district of Belfast2,944 words
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429 1907-08-22 23 Tlic auuual report and statement of accounts of the Singapore Recreation Club for the year ended June JO shows that there are 110 members on the roll as against 141 in the previous year. The general reserve fund in the Savings429 words
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Article52 1907-08-22 23 The Lowly Point Light, Speucer Gulf. South Australia, is to l>c altered, so Hiat its range of visibility may be increased by one and a half miles. Mariners are warned that, during the month of October, the revolution of the Light may lie somewhat irregular owing to52 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article479 1907-08-22 24 August 14 Namsang, Brit str, Wheeler, Calcutta, Boustead Hong Wan I, Britstr, Kinghorn, H'goon, Wee Bin Avuthia. Britstr, Curtis, Bangkok, Borneo Coy Nord. Brit str, Prynn, Pnlo Sembilan. Katz Bros Ltd Simongan, Dut str, Zuyterhoudt, Kwatow. H. Mug Moh Sauuki Mam, Jap atr, l'ainon, Port Said. Paterson Simons Loiiqior,479 words
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Article327 1907-08-22 24 August 13 Benlawers Brit str, Hongkong and Japan Hagen, Ger str, Hamburg viajwjrta Brasilia, Ger str, Manila and Tsintau 14 Hea<lly, Brit str, Dalny and Chimulpo Hakata Maru, Jap str, Antwerp via ports Darius, Brit str, Melbourne via ports Vladimir, Hus str, Odessa Louqsor. Fch str, Hongkong Ayuthia, Brit327 words
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Article389 1907-08-22 24 Name port probable date of arrival and name oj Agents. STEAMERS. Airlie, Sydney, Angt 24; Bonstead Antilochus, China, Oct 25 Manstield Arcadia, Hongkong, Angt SO P. A O. Coy Austria, Hongkong, Sept 8; Rantenberg Australian, Marseilles, Augt 26 M. Maritime® Ayuthia, Calcutta, Sept 3 Borneo Cov Bellerophon, China,389 words
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Article120 1907-08-22 24 PASSED SIJNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOR ORDERS. August 6—Dut str Malang. Capt Bakker, from Hamburg, June 8. For Batavia. 6—Brit str Clan MacFarlane, Captain Price, from Mauritius. For Batavia. 6—Dut str Wilis, Capt Bagchus, from Batavia, Augt 6. For Rotterdam. 6—Brit str Imaum, Capt Wigdahl, from Sourabaya. 9—Brit bq120 words
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Article119 1907-08-22 24 By P. and O. steamer Malta from Bombay to Shanghai, on August 16: —From London Mr. J. McLeod, Mr. T. Finnie, Mr. H. Kitsou, Mr. C. R. Ingleby, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Leegc, Miss Haeslop, Mr. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). McArthur; from Marseilles: Mr. X.119 words
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Article95 1907-08-22 24 By P. and O. steamer Delhi for Europe, left August 16; —For Europe Mr. E. G. Webster, Mr. B. W. B. Powell, Mr. C. H. da Silva, Mrs. L. Richards, Mr. A. X. Henderson, Mr. L. Dougal.—For Bombay: Capt. F. J. Joslin, Secoud-Lieut. M. W. Graham, Mr.95 words
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Advertisement352 1907-08-22 25 NOTICE. THE HOTEL DE LA PJUX. 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 management intend to keep up the good name this Hotel has always352 words
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Advertisement367 1907-08-22 25 warn of WARRANTED TEN YEAR& SfiSrSuP Mrs Oovmntry Flymr* M^Jaagraaera £3.10 t o 1t9 nu«i with »u .s^SSSKiSg KM MU Ok «:,n JWRPOOL f’..i --Jr mu. SCHWEITZER’S ■he Best Forest Ira Now especially packed in double-lidded «u»'Nt.TH entturimf frnriiueM for ycan. in all flHtwky, t. APPARENTLY INCURABLE. nuf./ Sav»d mr367 words
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Advertisement241 1907-08-22 27 Hotels Recommended by the “Straits Budget.” Caledonian Hotel. 77, Brass SBasab Jload, SINGAPORE. The Brightest and Healthiest Resort in the City. Hotel Porter, in uniform, meets all Boats and Trains. HOTEL VAN WIJK. Not. I. 2 and 3. Stamford Road. Singapore. Th s First Class Newly-opened Hotel prov.des excellent accommodation241 words
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Advertisement154 1907-08-22 28 Pohoomull Bros., 40E HIGH STREET. <S?'A S LK MERCHANTS. Dealers in High-class ami Silverware (f ever Indian, Chin ve and Japanese Silk, Curios v description, Drassware, etc. 18-7 CHARGES VERY MODEUTE. INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED. HIGH Japanese High-Class CURIOS. Just Unpacked: IVORY, HltOXZK, SATSl’MA k LAt'CJl'Klt \VA1«K, SCRKKNS k TKA SKTS.154 words
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Advertisement233 1907-08-22 28 By Royal Warrant to Ml* Majesty The King. BOVRIL is an excellent tonic, bracing the system when everything else fails. Alexandra Brickworks Co., Ltd. bricks firebricks. Sound well shaped and hard burnt brick* can be supplied at $150 per Laic S3 at t» e works. Firebricks $60 per thousand. Fireclay233 words
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