The Straits Budget, 24 October 1907
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section20 1907-10-24 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXI. NO. 2593. Singapore, Thursday, October 24,1907. IZIsVS20 words
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Article206 1907-10-24 1 LEADERS— Safeguarding the Straits Currency 12 Stocks as a Punishment for Clime 12 Singapore and Rangoon's Vital Statistics 18 Malayan Gambling Farms 18 Navigation Dangers of Labuan 18 Hague Conference Closed 18 Regulating the F.M.S. Labour Supply 14 1 >ocking Facilities for U. S. Pacific Fleet 14206 words
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Article830 1907-10-24 1 His Kxcellcncy the Governor, Sir John Andersou. K.C.M.G., presided, on the 18th inst., at a meeting of the Legislative Council. There were also present: Captain Young, C.M.G., Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. J. Napier. Attorney-General, Mr. A. T. Bryant,830 words
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1671 1907-10-24 2 (From Ouk Own Correspondent.) Hamburg, September 20. TJu* third congress of German haukera was held at Hamburg a fortnight ago, and wa«, w r ell attended by members of the Association from all parts of the1,671 words
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243 1907-10-24 2 The weekly return of mortality in Singapore, prepared by Dr. D. K. McDowell, the i Registrar of Births and Deaths, shows a decrease of 24 in the number of deaths occurring during the week ended October 12, as compared with243 words
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1972 1907-10-24 3 When consideration is given to the fact that Java is only two days’ steaming from Singapore, that it is more beautiful in some respects than .Tana *i, that it contains marvellous archaeological remains over 1100 vears old,1,972 words
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Article530 1907-10-24 4 Tin Municipal Budget for Singapore, wticb lias been issued as a supplement to t Government Gazette, shows that an excels of revenue over expenditure of $10,2(0 is expected at the end of 190*, and that there530 words
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493 1907-10-24 4 A special meeting ©f the Municipal Commissioners was held, on the fist inst., to consider observations by the Municipal Engineer and the Health Officer on the Attorney-General's amendments of the Municipal Ordinance. The following were present: —Lt.-Colonel E.G. Broadriek, President Mr. J. Polglase, Secretary493 words
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300 1907-10-24 4 (Fkom Our Own Corerspondent). Lipis, October 15. The acreage in rubber in Pahang about three years ago was less than 300, but it increased at the end of 1906 to 12,000. There have been additions since, the latest being a300 words
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296 1907-10-24 4 Ali, P.C. 876, was placed oil trial before the Second Magistrate, on the 17th inst., on charges of conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline, iu having teu cents in his possession while on duty, and threatening to strike296 words
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879 1907-10-24 5 The prophecy that the great tin boom of a few mouths back could not possibly last has been justified. From $97 per picul in May. the price has fallen to $684 but it is grati* fying to learn879 words
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202 1907-10-24 5 No fewer than six cases of dumping dead bodies into the street were reported to the police during the past week end. Three uuknown dead Chinese were discovered on the 20th inst.in different parts ofthe town. One had been dumped202 words
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Article125 1907-10-24 5 Two Mohammedan Indians sued Mr. Emil Otts. proprietor of Ott’s Circus, in the Court of Bequests, on Saturday, for $75 and $5O, respectively, for labour alleged to have been supplied. The ten-master testified that he engaged coolies from the first plaintiff at 70 cents a day125 words
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348 1907-10-24 5 At the meeting of the Legislative Council meeting, on the 18th inst., *the following report by Mr. C. E. Spooner General Manager, Federated Malay States Railways, and Inspecting Engineer of Railways aud Rolling Stock for the Straits Settlements, dated October 10,348 words
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150 1907-10-24 5 Boiubay and Lucknow are tlic first Indiau towns to possess motor fire apparatus. Luck now-, recently, placed in commission a motor 1 steam fire engine oi a pumping capacity of 400 gallons per minute, and Superintendent Nicholls, of the Bombay Fire150 words
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Article94 1907-10-24 5 When .the steamer Lightning, which arrived iu Singapore, on the 20th inst., was a day out from Calcutta site encountered heavy squalls, which continued for about three days. On the third day. she sighted a top sail schooner showing signs of distress, and later events showed94 words
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1126 1907-10-24 6 (From Our Own Cohkkspoxdknt.) Ipoh, October 20. United Planters! This is the net outcome of the inter-Association Conference held here yesterday afternoon, the gist of the proceedings of which I have already telegraphed to you. The Conference was1,126 words
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Article73 1907-10-24 6 Sir W. H. Hyadman Jones, the Chief Justice, was occupied all on the 22nd inst., with the case of Koh Keng Hian v. Lina Hee Keng, for $1,046.45 as principal and interest on a promissory note, which the defendant denied having signed. Mr. F. M. Chopard appeared73 words
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273 1907-10-24 6 I Mr. Gardiner, Assistant Superintendent of i Police, prosecuted a Straits-born Chinese girl named Tan Tam Neo, before the Third Magistrate, on the 22nd inst., on a charge of carrying on a Chap Jee Kee lottery at Xo. 11 Tras Street.273 words
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Article228 1907-10-24 6 Hong Wliay Seo, a passenger from Amoy by Wee Bin and Company's steamer Glenfalloch, on Saturday, was found to be in possession of a box with a false bottom. In the bottom was chandu worth sfi.fiO and morphia worth $3OO. He said that lie had been asked228 words
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Article101 1907-10-24 6 At the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hill Street, on the 21st inst., an interesting ceremony took place. < About twenty of the leading Chinese merchants, attired in mandarin clothes, and wearing round feather hats, assembled for the purpose of welcoming Mr. Tso Ping Lung, the new Chinese101 words
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1131 1907-10-24 7 A terrific explosion occurred in the Harbour about 10 o’clock on Saturday, on board the Pocahontas, which put in to Singapore some short time ago after the death of the chief engineer at sea. Mr. F. W. Webb,1,131 words
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Article128 1907-10-24 7 The charge against Bog Singh of taking away the wife of Jew ar Singh was further heard before the Second Magistrate, on the 16th inst., Mr. Xiblett appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Lowell for the defence. The accused denied that he knew the wife of128 words
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336 1907-10-24 7 (From Our Own Corrkspoxdrxt.j Kuala Lumpur, October 19. Several important questions relating to the miniug industry in the F.M.S. are shortly to be settled by tho-introduction of new regulations. It ha- been decided to repeal aod re enact the Steam336 words
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219 1907-10-24 7 Two Macaws were brought before the Third Magistrate, on the 22nd inst., on a charge of fraudulent possession of twenty-one paw n tickets for watches, chains and clotning. having a total value of s4o. Inspector Xolan prosecuted. About a dozen pawnbrokers gave evidence.219 words
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Article843 1907-10-24 8 The bishop of London, mounted on a soapbox. said all sorts of nice things to a mixed multitude millionaires, clerks and labourers in Wall Street, New York. Big-wigs on these complimentary international visits always do mount a soap-box or a butterbarrel. It transpires that wife-beating is a843 words
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127 1907-10-24 8 (From Our Own Cokkkhpondknt.i Muar. October 2M. A Kling, named Kardesah, lias been committed for trial to tlie Joliore Assizes on a charge of mortally wounding his adopted son, whom he beat cruelly with a thick rattan at Gemas,127 words
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212 1907-10-24 8 (From Our Owx Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, October 21. The subject of the dress to be worn by Guards of Honour of the Malay States Guides was considereel at the recent Con ference of Residents. His Excellency the* U gh Commissioner had expressed212 words
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241 1907-10-24 8 The work of construction of the New Methodist Episcopal Church and Parsouage, on Fort Canning Road, has been commenced. 'The plot lias been demarcated, and the coolie shed is fast assuming shape. Mr. D. McLeod Craik is the architect241 words
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Article101 1907-10-24 8 News by wire reached Deli, on October H, that tobacco shares had fallen heavily in Holland. The figures for fifteen companies show a decline in value of eleven per cent, on the capital. The fall has come on quite suddenly, and is ascribed to a panic101 words
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611 1907-10-24 9 The S.C.C. Rugby season opened c-u the lfith iust.. with a match between the Club’s R team and an eleven representing the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company. The tcan s were as follows S. C. C:--E. W. H. Carpenter, full hack V. Savi.611 words
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507 1907-10-24 9 Mr. R. Owen prosecuted A. F. Soeioyo.the leader of a Filipino Band employed at one of the local Cinematograph Shows, before the Second Magistrate, on the lntli inst.. for enticing awav Ins wife. Louisa. Mr. 1\ .1. Sproule, the Deputy Public507 words
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Article117 1907-10-24 9 Correspondence between Kuala Lumpur and Penang states that already many of tin* smaller tin mines have closed down and a considerable number of the big ones are in difficulties. To add to the trouble theChetties have l>egnn to press for payment of the money they have117 words
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589 1907-10-24 9 At au extraordinary general meeting f the members of the Singapore Foot hail Association, held in the S.C.C. Pavilion, on the lwth inst.. it was decided to form another league for association football, ami that the late league’s shield be offered for589 words
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1044 1907-10-24 10 A few days ago attention was called, editorially, to the extremely antiquated conditions which obtain in things marine at Labuan, and of several matters upon which Governinfnt had been appealed to in vain. At1,044 words
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195 1907-10-24 10 Mr. .Justice Fisher, on the 17th inst., held a halfday session of the Bankruptcy Court. The bankrupts were Chinese, Indians and Arabs A number of applications for receiving orders were postponed, for various reasons. Chop Long Keng, whose liabilities amount to S74,(XX)195 words
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Article512 1907-10-24 10 Those persons who were responsible for the great financial fiasco which the Singapore A gri -Horticultural Show proved to bo. last year, must feel some certain sense of shame when they review the balance sheet512 words
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730 1907-10-24 11 Following is the rei>ort on the mining and milling o[»erations for the four weeks ended October f>, addressed by thegeueral manager to the chairman and directors of the Ranh Australian Gold Mining Company, Ltd. The mine measurements and assay results of730 words
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283 1907-10-24 11 The following is the report of the Directors of the Straits Engineering Syndicate, Limited, to be presented at the meeting of shareholders on Wednesday, October 26. The report is dated October 12. Gentlemen, —Your Directors beg tosubmit tlic duly audited statement of Accounts for the283 words
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362 1907-10-24 11 According to telegraphic advices from London, dated October 4, the Lauadron Rubber Company, Joliore, has been floated. The capital is £620.000. The present issue is £70,000 in half paid £1 shares. The Company possess 10,000 acres, 6,679 of which are362 words
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210 1907-10-24 11 The constitution and management of the F.M.S. Railway Servants’ Fund have been placed upon a firmer basis. The fund consists of all amounts recovered by way of penalty front officials employed on the Government Railways for breach210 words
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Article26 1907-10-24 12 hot* j 11 am. —At Parkstone," Nssoim Road, Hmgsp ore-, on October 22, the wife of Win. C. Sot 1 than i, of a son.26 words
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Article41 1907-10-24 12 S*j-li:vHc*tki>— Rc< ji•‘alio At the Presbyterian Church. Sing&|>ore, on October P.J, by the Rev. J. A. Gray, Mortimer Seeley-Husted, youngest son of Major Seeley-Husted, U. S. A., to Hilda Ruchwaldv, youngest daughter of the late Professor Bernard and MOl. Rachwaldy.41 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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1090 1907-10-24 12 acquisition of territory. —Straits Times, October 17. When members of the Legislative Council meet ou Friday, the subject of the currency scheme of the Colony will be brought forward by Mr. T. S. Baker, who has given notice of his intentiqp to ask two important questions.acquisition of territory.—Straits Times, October 17. - 1,090 words
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643 1907-10-24 12 Straits Times, October 18. In the suppression of crime at Hongkuut;. punishment by exposure in the stocks lias contributed an important share. Only within the past few years have the police autho rities resorted to this effective method ot dealing with rogues and vagabonds,Straits Times, October 18. - 643 words
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454 1907-10-24 13 few of us will quarrel. —Straits Times October IN. It is not long since that we had ooeasion to draw attention to the abnormally high death-rate in Singapore, as compared with that from other Colonies in the Orient, Before us, we have the annual reportfew of us will quarrel.—Straits Times October IN. • - 454 words
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Article442 1907-10-24 13 Straits Times. October 18. The propriety of the British Government deriving revenue from Gambling Farms has often been debated in both the home and colonial Press. Strong arguments, for and against the system, can be brought forward, and one's conviction, when both sides are fairly considered, isStraits Times. October 18. - 442 words
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Article314 1907-10-24 13 Straits Times, October 17. Iu another column of to day’s issue will be found an article dealing with the dangers of navigation on the West Coast of Borneo, around Labuan. It is framed on an interview with a popular local captain in the Norddeutscher Lloyd service,Straits Times, October 17. - 314 words
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Article627 1907-10-24 13 —Straits Times, October 19. To-day the Hague Conference will be brought to a close. We must await the arrival by mail of details of the*work of 4hc Conference, but Renter informs ns that it has agreed upon thirteen conventions, thr< e declarations and five resolutions. Because the—Straits Times, October 19. - 627 words
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1243 1907-10-24 14 to Kuala Lumpur!—Straits Times, October 21. 'there is something auomalous in the Legislature* of the Straits Settlements pass measures for supplying and regulating the labour needs of the Federated Malay States. The labour requirements of what we jurist regard strictly as the Colony were uttto Kuala Lumpur!—Straits Times, October 21. - 1,243 words
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638 1907-10-24 14 the casualties of peace.—Straits Times. October 19. An esteemed but needlessly excited col temporary, the New York Sun. is findiut, material for catch-ceut copy in the proposal of President Roosevelt to send his battleship fleet to the Pacific. To Gormauy, some weekago. itthe casualties of peace.—Straits Times. October 19. - 638 words
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644 1907-10-24 15 Straits Times, October 22. To 11 lose of us who live in a country where the liberty of the Press is something more than a mere figment of the imagination, it is almost impossible to believe that iu the neighbouring Dutch Colony of Java <miStraits Times, October 22. - 644 words
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634 1907-10-24 15 Straits Times, October 22, The over-ocean Marconigrams of which we have heard so much since Friday, when our London correspondent telegraphed jthe i announcement of the o|iening of the service between Canada and Ireland, mean the forging of another link in the commercial chain bindingStraits Times, October 22, - 634 words
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Article831 1907-10-24 15 Straits Times, October The resort of those speculative gentlemen whose knowledge of the field before it weighs out seems so remarkably accurate in gauging the possibilities of wins was coOftpicuou-ty deserted at the Singapore Autumn Meeting of last week. As so many prefer having a little hiStraits Times, October ! - 831 words
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Advertisement91 1907-10-24 12 The po*t free price of tbe Straits Times i* 43s a >e;ir. Th« po«t free price of the Straits Budget t* $l4 a year. It it not necemry to tubacrifce for a year. The »übtcriptiont for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits91 words
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Article863 1907-10-24 16 Monday wa> the 133rd anniversary of the death of Captain Francis Light, the founder t Penang. The annual inspection of the S. V. A. will tal e place on Sunday November 3, at Pasir Panjang. Muring the month of August, 1,1 1n,848 1 n--anger* were carried by863 words
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Article265 1907-10-24 16 Singapore, October 28, 1907. PRODUCE. urn bier 8:,n i .> 'Cube No. 11 »mpi<'k<v| 10.4: '*P r S.Tu lo IVmtiamb p ’lt, Black ]r> •>;. -w WIjitC: 5% 21 ugo Flour Sarawak 3.40 i > Brunei No. 1 8 b* mrlSagi 4.7'* < ffee* Bali. 15% 22 On /(ffue265 words
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Advertisement173 1907-10-24 16 Sale of Properties. The following properties were disposed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Company's Saleroom, on the 22nd instant:— The income or rents during the life of a person aged 25 years, or until the expiration of 100 Chinese months, from October 1905 (whichever period shall be shorter),173 words
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Article13 1907-10-24 17 The Straits Times is not responsible (or the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article1991 1907-10-24 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, October 15,1907. Sir, —The subject of gambling among the Nyouyas seems to have touched a tender chord. It has called forth not only wellwritten letters, lmt it has summoned a Portia from her peaceful homestead to defend her sex.1,991 words
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Article323 1907-10-24 18 In the early hours of the 17tli inst.. when a storm passed over Singapore, fears were entertained that rain would somewhat interfere with the success of the second day s racing fit the Singapore Sporting Club’s323 words
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1586 1907-10-24 18 1.—THE FIRST EX-GRIFFIN HANDICAP— Value #400. —A Handicap for all Ex-Grif-fins. Entrance, #15. Distance, Scurry Course. (5 furlongs and 143 yards). Hod. H. Fort’s Sextant, 10.1*2 Bailey 1 Mr. Yarra’s Eve, 8.1*2 E. Fisher 2 Cumming and Glassford's Bonnie Mary,1,586 words
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833 1907-10-24 19 Thanks to all the new shades which have made their appearance during the year, the Lawn and Grand Stand at the Race Course, on Saturday, presented a veritable kaleidoscope of colour, out of which it is difficult to come to any conclusion as833 words
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Article1421 1907-10-24 19 1. THE SINGAPORE STAKES-Value 9500. A Handicap for all Horses that have started in Races Noe. 1, 4 or 5 on the First Day. Entrance, 920. Distance, R. C. Seali Eng Koon’s Ranmore, 10.0 W. Bailey 1 Yap Brothers’ Malapert, 8.10 8. Bennett 2 E. Cropley’s1,421 words
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Article124 1907-10-24 20 DtAi Race Club Meeting. The Dt-li Race Club held au extraordinary gt ULi al meeting on October 15, with Mr. vau YoUenhovcn, the President, in the chair. Mr. van Vollenhoven statod that the last Race Meeting was a financial success, though it lasted only two days, instead of124 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article526 1907-10-24 20 Y.M.C.A. v. S.C.C. and XIII. The Young Men’s Christian Association played cricket, on Friday afternoon, on the S.C.C. ground, against an eleven captained by Mr. P. J. Sprotile. The scores were as follows: Y.M.C.A. Careless b Browning 6 Keyt b Coehlo 0 Van Cuylenberg run out 7 H. 1).526 words
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Article163 1907-10-24 20 Macbean Cup. About thirty members of the S.K.A. flrtd for the Macbean Cup on Sunday afternoon and it was won by J. Long with the score ol 95. The scores were:— 200 500 600 Total J- Long 82 38 30=95 Tan Sou Bin 31 83 30=94 Tan Piak Eng163 words
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Article159 1907-10-24 20 5.C.C. v. Officers of the Garrison. A team representing the officers of the Garrison tried conclusions with the S.C.C. in a Hockey match on the Esplanade on tin 22 inst., a fast and being the result. The passing was not accurate, but the combi nation on both sides was159 words
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Article90 1907-10-24 20 Keppel Golf Club. The October Medal was competed* for ou the 19th and ‘20th inst., with the following result:— C. W. Ballautyue 85 —11 74 W. ,J. Trowell 88 0 77 J. C. Murray 87— 8 79 C. A. Legatt 90 —10 80 H. Tongue 91— 8 83 Mr.90 words
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Article3600 1907-10-24 21 London, October lb. It is stated that the Great Western Hail, way Company’s express train from Crewe to Bristol, which was wrecked at Shrewsbury, on Monday night, was travelling at the rate of fifty miles an hour, instead of slowing down, as it should have done, and then3,600 words
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Article687 1907-10-24 23 Berlin, Ootober 16. M. Cambon, the French Ambassador at Berlin, has handed over to Herr von Tschirschky, the Foreign Minister, proposals for the appointment of a mixed commission to tlx the amounts due on bombardment compensation claims at Casablauca. It is proposed that a Moroccan delegate shall preside687 words
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Article446 1907-10-24 23 London. October 7. Mr. Marconi has commenced a successful wireless transmission of telegrams across the Atlan ic. It is understood that the system will shortly be opened for commercial purposes, although, at the inauguration, Press messages only were transmitted from Glace Bay, in Nova Scotia, to the fishing446 words
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Article621 1907-10-24 23 (From Our Own Corrbspondknt.) Hongkong, October 22, 7.20 p. m. There was a crowded Court this morning when William Hall Adscttswas agaiu placed in the dock, between two armed Sikhs, tv) answer an indictment charging lNm621 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article495 1907-10-24 24 October IB Fo\t«»n Hall, Brit str. Harris. Philadt lplna. PatersoiaSimoiiH Shirley, Brit str, Burns. Calcutta, P. Simons Kabinga. Brit str, Smith, New York. Mitsui Bn san Kaisha Ihx'k Kian, Dut str, V tier Harst. Joana. Kim Hock Hoe Bau Po Soon, Dut str, Odink. Pontiaiiak, Hap Eng 17 Sikh,495 words
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Article319 1907-10-24 24 October 16 Singapore, Brit str, Bangkok Dott. Nor str, Bangkok Bezwada. Brit str, Hongkong Zeelaudia, Dut hulk, Batavia White Cross, Brit str, Bremen Agamemnon, Brit str, Liverpool via ports Fox ton Hall, Brit str, Manila 17 Taroba, Brit str, Peuang, R’goon and Calcutta Hong Hob, Brit str, Penang Amherst,319 words
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Article237 1907-10-24 24 By the Selangor, Captain Turner, Oct. 21. From Teluk Anson via ports:—Mr. H. A. Hope, Mr. A. M. Taylor, Mrs. and Miss Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Yit Ann Tye, Messrs Long Man, Seah Eng Lock, Mr. A. J. Eyerett, E. W. King, F. G. Keiller, Pountney, A.237 words
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Article594 1907-10-24 24 Name, port probable date of arrival, and name of Agents. STEAMERS. Achilles, China. Dec 12 Man-th.-l.] Airlie, Sydney, Oct 25 Boustead Antilochus, China, Oct 23 Mansli e'A Arcadia, Hongkong, Nov 22 P. 4 0. Co\ Ayuthia, Bombay, Nov 10; Borneo Coy A. Apcar, Hongkong. Nov 5; Paterson Sim-.cs594 words
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Advertisement769 1907-10-24 25 jp 1 1 i n; m < Kfv# 1 :< A Zf; jp •1 USE ONLY USE ALWAYS REFRESHING. Luxurious Perfume F ar Superior £xH«5a to the In Health. |p German Kinds. A NEOES8ARY RESTORATIVE IN SIOKNESS. ,> vC\Vt 1 B Universal Remedy for Acidity of tbs inch, Headache, Heartburn,769 words
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Advertisement214 1907-10-24 25 MARTIN’S tfvatl #RQrrnr i ■firm. < iOSi! 3 By Koy0 Wirrot to SM HI* Atajtoty Tk* Ki«f. As a change try a little milk in your hot Bovril. fto WORLD'S REMEDY m COV«B*. OOUM, THROAT* OnbrMge* W LUNG TONIC I&R&m ontououd nr un> mwiiR «i£? Dr. S. Iwatsubo, JAPANE8E DENTAL214 words
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Advertisement301 1907-10-24 26 COMMON SENSE-* NUTSHELL A **w Died Hid work oq the HUM and m«»t M'lrntiflc •ml effectual means of arlf-cur* erer discovered for nerrowi end functional debility, waste of vitality, depression of •pints, Or .with practical obaervatiom on and full dlrecllom for mooring certain dfaNfuaUtkaiioaa that destroy the happiness of wedded301 words
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Advertisement379 1907-10-24 26 x 'ijS'''. 1 §1 5* raH 1 V,>- v 1 *»iM*»8i' »m| *J^v f t Assists digestion and gives a delightful fiP 'A& rg~' piquancy and flavour to all MEAT DI8HE8, SOUPS, FISH, CNEE8E, CURRIES, SAME, POULTRY and SALADS, X*v f Xt. 'M The l&( Worcestershire. Original Genuine 5S» By379 words
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Advertisement306 1907-10-24 27 Hotels Recommended by the Straits Budget.” Caledonian Hotel. 7T, Brass S&asah J{oad, SINGAPORE. The Brightest and Healthiest Resort in the City. Hotel Porter, in uniform, meets all Boats and Trains. hotel van wuk. Nos. I, 2 and 3, Stamford Road. Singapore. This First Class Newly-opened Hotel provides excellent accommodation for306 words
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