The Straits Budget, 5 December 1907
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1907-12-05 1 The Straits Budget VOL. LXI. NO. 2599. Singapore, Thursday, December 5, 1907. BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES." Price 25 cents. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURr28 words
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Article207 1907-12-05 1 LEADERS Philippine Carnival 1*2 Vagrancy and Commercial Prosperity 12 A Popular Assembly in Tonkin 12 Festival of St. Andrew 12 Mr. W. H. Shelford Advocates Retrenchment 18 Airships of the Future 13 Sabang as Singapore’s Competitor 13 Raising the Wind 14 The Guardian of Public Morality 14207 words
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5078 1907-12-05 1 At twenty minutes past three this morning, a policeman by the obstructive obelisk opposite the Memorial Hall permitted himself to yawn, relaxed the contour of his chest a little, aud gazed across5,078 words
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152 1907-12-05 4 Beyond the Ordinance, disculbed at the meeting of he Council, on the 2nd inst., there was little of interest in the business transacted in Committee stage. There "were present: His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G.; Captain A. H. Young, C.M.G.,152 words
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Article161 1907-12-05 4 (Fkom Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Malacca, November 28. A Cltinaman, employed as a cook by Mr. Koek, had a narrow escape from drowning the other day at Klebang. He had gone into the sea after some coconuts and got out of his depth. Though there were several of161 words
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984 1907-12-05 4 An ordinary general meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held in the Board Room, on the 29th ult. The following were present:—Lt.-Colonel E, G. Broadrick, President; M*. J- Polglase, Secretary; Mr. R. Peirce, Engineer; Dr. Middleton, Health Officer; I)r. Murray Robertson,984 words
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Article136 1907-12-05 4 Captain Beclimer, of the German steamer Sithonia, appeared before the Senior Magis* trate, on the 80th ult., on a charge of bringing immigrants to Singapore from Hongkong without having a doctor on board his vessel. Dr. Gibbs appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Upcott for the136 words
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Article87 1907-12-05 4 On 20th ult. the Russian steamer Kiev left Hongkong bound for Singapore. Before the vessel had proceeded far on her journey it was discovered that her port tail shaft had broken. Captain Oranvodesy decided to put back for Hongkong. The Kiev, accordingly,retraced her course and87 words
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Article838 1907-12-05 5 The following lines were picked ap oa Saturday morning. Now who on earth could have written them Oh, 1 and my Missis we went to the hop Of hops it was topiest top-tip-top! The kilts and the sporrans and haggis and all ’Twas the beamiest, boofiest broth838 words
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190 1907-12-05 5 Polliug booth was the alluring sign which hung at the gate of the Municipal compound, and at the door of the office of the Financial Assistant, all day on Tuesday, but there was no unwonted commotion inside the building.190 words
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Article290 1907-12-05 5 Sinoapork, December 4, 1007. PRODUCE. iambier 9.0$ do (Cube No. 1) an picked 10/0 Copra Bali ,,8 85 do Pontianak 7.70 Pepper, Black 13.91* do White 6% bakers 00.75 Sago Flour Sarawak H 8.06 do Brunei No. 1 8 00 Pearl Sago 4 51 Coffee Bill, picked H 25.50290 words
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Article135 1907-12-05 5 H.M. transport Sicilia, in command of Captain C. H. Watkins, R.N.R., arrived from Southampton, on the Brd instant. She left the homo port on October 81 and leaves here, to morrow, for Hongkong and •China. Her total passenger list is male up of 61 adults and 18135 words
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3166 1907-12-05 6 What Mr. T. S. Baker described as a discreditable production of the Government, came op for second reading in the legislative Council chamber, on the 2nd instant. It was the proposed new Stamp Ordinance, the second3,166 words
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151 1907-12-05 7 His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G., has kindly consented to lay the corner stone of the new Methodist Episcopal Church, now being erected on Fort Canning ltoad. The ceremony will take place on Thursday, December 12, at 5.10 p.m. It is expected that151 words
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61 1907-12-05 7 (From Our Owm Cokkkspokdint.) London, November 29, 5.30 p.m. At a representative meeting of Malaya Rub ber Growers held here, a Committee was appointed to approach the Earl of Elgin, Secretary of State for the Colonies, with a61 words
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489 1907-12-05 7 Mr. Justice Fishor, on the 2nd instant, heard the appeal of Tan Yong Seng, a fireman who was convicted of breaking open a till and taking therefrom $40, at the scene of a fire in Kling Street, on September 25 last,489 words
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2931 1907-12-05 8 (WbJTTXN SPBfrlALLY FOR TUB STRAITS TlMKS.) The Straits Settlements have so often been named the ideal, or as one of the ideal areas for successful and profitable ramie cultivation, that some particulars in reg&rd to the progress2,931 words
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303 1907-12-05 9 Captain A. W. May, ot the British steamer St. George, prosecuted the boatswain and a fireman, named, respectively, Thomas Edwards and Harry Buchter, in the Master Attendant’s Court, on the 2nd inst.,on charges of wilful disobedience, and assault upon the steward and303 words
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Article34 1907-12-05 9 During October, 282 deaths were record* d in Kuala Lumpur, as compared with 2dB in the previous month. Forty-three of the deaths were due to fever. Beriberi showed a marked increase.34 words
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76 1907-12-05 9 (From Oi k Own Corkkspqndknt.) London, November 29. The Birmingham Post is informed that the Japanese Government intends to spend more than half of the £4,7. r >0.000 sterling which it has received from Russia in building ships and76 words
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425 1907-12-05 9 For two hourH and a half, on the 3rd inst., members of the Legislative Council were engaged in further consideration, in committee, of the clauses of the proposed new Stamp Bill. There were present: His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson,425 words
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946 1907-12-05 10 The fourth annual meeting of the Singapore Volunteer Artillery Rifle Club was a success, and wound up with an enjoyable "At Hgme and prize distribution at the Club's comfortable quarters, at the Balestier Range. On Friday afternoon, the St.946 words
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172 1907-12-05 10 The residence of Mr. Cho Ann Kok, at 1-e Mandalay Road, was entered from the back by a band of some ten Macao burglars at about 1 a.m. on the 2nd inst. The men were armed with pistols, knives, axes, and other172 words
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Article623 1907-12-05 10 (Fkom Oui: Own Cohukspondknt.) Lipis, November 26. The Pahang (in output continues to de crease. At the end of September last it was 1,618 piculs less than the figure for the corresponding period of 1906, and at the end of October, the falling-off had risen to 2623 words
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1557 1907-12-05 11 (From Odr Own Correspondknt.) Lipis, November 28. The successful tenderer for the Pahang Revenue Farms for the two years 1908-1909, is Towkay Ng Boo Bee, the well-known miner of Perak. This gentleman is the present1,557 words
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344 1907-12-05 11 Patrick M. Nunis, a dresser employed at the General Hospital, is alleged to have committed criminal breach of trust as a public servant in taking *5 from Mr. W. N. Haigh, as a deposit towards the treatment of Mr. C. B.344 words
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Article50 1907-12-05 12 Bairnhon.v-Od November 29, at Singapore, the wife of A. R. Bairoson, of a son. Allen.— On November 80, at 99, River Valley Road, Singapore, the wife of F. G. Allen, 91 a son. Pkrki*a.—On November 30, at 61, Benooolen Street. Singapore, the wife of A. Pereira, of a son.50 words
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Article29 1907-12-05 12 Malthy—Treviu.ion.— On November 30, at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore, Gerald, youngest son of John Briggs Maltby, of London, to Mabel Violet, youngest daughter of Joseph Trevillion, of London.29 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article410 1907-12-05 12 King Carnival reigned in Manila.—Straits Times, November 28. When King Carnival reigns supreme in Manila next February, many in Singapore will be turning thoughts to the homeland and a pleasant holiday away from ou8 life in the tropics. Months of leave, due after years of residence in theKing Carnival reigned in Manila.—Straits Times, November 28. - 410 words
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645 1907-12-05 12 Straits Times, November 28. The growth of vagrancy in England appears to be engrossing the attention of sociologists at home just now, and, if the evil continues to spread, it must also, one imagines, receive the most serious attention of the practical politican. A copy ofStraits Times, November 28. - 645 words
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Article294 1907-12-05 12 Assemblies and (heir achievements.—Straits Times, November 29. An interesting political experiment—that of bestowing parliamentary institutions on people whose only ideal of government ia one of an absolute monarchy—is now being made in Tonkin. The Native Deliberative Assembly, which has just been elected on a narrowAssemblies and (heir achievements.—Straits Times, November 29. - 294 words
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Article306 1907-12-05 12 of (ho social life of the Colony.—Straits Times. November 80. The Scotsmen of the Colony may be con gratulated upon the success of the Ball held last night to commemorate their Patron Saint. It was an unqualified success—a triumph of organisation. Tasteful and effeo tive decorations,of (ho social life of the Colony.—Straits Times. November 80. - 306 words
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751 1907-12-05 13 Straits Times, November 29. It would be unfair to prejudge Mr. W. H. Shelford’s remarks on retrenchment at the annnal Straits Dinner. We must await the arrival of a fuller report of his speech than is given in Reuter's Telegram to be able toStraits Times, November 29. - 751 words
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Article840 1907-12-05 13 Straits Times, November 80. The historian of to-day deals chiefly with the struggles of dynasties, the personal history of kings and princes, and the political tendencies of the period. The historian of the future will find more interesting matter to his hand, and we imagine thatStraits Times, November 80. - 840 words
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365 1907-12-05 13 ditiou of miserable tonantn at will. Simla Times, December So much h&8 been heard about the port oC Sabang, in Pulo Way, as a rival to Sioga pore and Penang that curiosity is aroused an to how matters actually stand there. When Governor of Acheen, Generalditiou of miserable tonantn at will. Simla Times, December #- - 365 words
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Article791 1907-12-05 14 —Straits Times, December 3. After yesterday’s discussion in the Legislative Council, the Government will hesitate intg law the Stamps Bill prepared by Mr. Antlionisz.* We do not accept all the gloomy predictions with regard to the blighting effects of the measure upon the trade of the Colony;—Straits Times, December 3. - 791 words
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Article1278 1907-12-05 14 9touts ffimes December 2. The Censor of Stage Plays is once more in hot water, and one of the periodical agitations for the abolition of bis office is going forward. As a matter of history, one cannot but wonder that he has survived so long,9touts ffimes , December 2. - 1,278 words
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749 1907-12-05 15 —Straits Times, December 4. The summary of President Roosevelt’s Message to Congress, telegraphed by our London correspondent, is interesting to us in the Far Bast, since it shows us the President of the United States in the difficult character of Mr. Facing-Both-Ways. Mr. Roosevelt has—Straits Times, December 4. - 749 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement91 1907-12-05 12 Th* poet free prir« of the Straits Turner in a y«*r. The poet free price of the Straits Budget is $l4 year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same propor- tionate rate as for a year. The StraitHwlg* I91 words
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Article928 1907-12-05 15 Mr. and Mrs. Prior, of Selangor, are leaving for home next month. The district officer of Kuala Kangsar, Mr. J; McC. Reay, has been transferred to n* similar position at Raub. Mr. A. W. Just, of Serembau, has been appointed revenue auditor of Selangor. Negri Sembilan and928 words
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Article254 1907-12-05 16 (From Ottr Own Correspondent.) London, December 3, 2.35 p.m. President Roosevelt's annual Message was submitted to the United States Congress at Washington to day. Mr. Roosevelt urges a closer regulation of the Trust Corporations, greater elasticity254 words
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268 1907-12-05 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Tringannu, November 30. The monsoon has now fairly broken, and owing to the strong wind and heavy sea which new prevails, little cargo has been Bhiped from any of the coast ports. One steamer to land268 words
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625 1907-12-05 16 The examination for the Chamber of Commerce Certificates was held on September 9 and 10, in the Exchange Room. Thirtythree candidates submitted their names, of which thirty-two sat. The age limit as in previous years was maintained at 17 years. As625 words
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53 1907-12-05 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. December 3, 7.5 p.m. telegram fron Washington announces that V iscouut Aoki, the Japanese ambassador to Washington, has been recalled to Janan tn report personally to the Mikado onth* immigration question so far as it Canada and53 words
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51 1907-12-05 16 (Ikom Our Own Correspondent.) London, November 28, 7 p.m. A telegram from Paris reports that a r rench garrison has repelled the intrusion of an invading Moorish force in Algeria. 1 The French Garrison sustained a loss of ten men51 words
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390 1907-12-05 16 It was a question, for some hours, yesterday* whether the case of Syed Mohamed bin Agil bin Yahya v. Syed Abdulkader bin Abdulrahman Alsagoff and others, known as the Arab Club caso, would stop without the hearing of the evidence for390 words
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639 1907-12-05 17 Although faced by a formidable agenda, on the 29th ult., members of the Legislative Council were not occupied for any great length of time in disposing of business, which included two third readings, the introduction of a new measure, two second readings,639 words
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335 1907-12-05 17 A huge elephant stepping out of a bamboo grove, into the dark waters of a lagoon, across which the full moon throws silvery shadows, is the frontispiece of the first number of the Straits and F.M.S. Annual. Issued as a335 words
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Article94 1907-12-05 17 A thief entered the residence of Mr. Axton, Grange Koad, on the 29th ult., while the family were away at the St. Andrew’s Ball. A ladder gave access to the only window in the building which was left unfastened. A little girl was asleep inside the94 words
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Article78 1907-12-05 17 The first annual report of the Directors states that expenditure was taken overjis regard the Ebor and Sungei Nebong Estates from June 1, 1906, and as regards the Tremclbye Estate from duly 1, 1906. The con veyance of the properties was completed on February 16. 1907. The directors78 words
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90 1907-12-05 17 (From Our Own Corrksfondknt.) London, November 28,7 p.m. Till* Birmingham Post bears that the owners of the steamship lines trading with the* Far East have been in consultation for the purpose of raising again the90 words
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216 1907-12-05 17 The case of Dr. F. W. Goonetilleke v. the Opium Farm and its prosecuting agent, Mr. C. H. Darke, for $1(),(XM) as damages for alleged slander, assault, false imprisonment and malicious prosecution, which was before Mr. Justice Fisher some weeks216 words
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212 1907-12-05 17 A singular mutiny on board the Norwegian barque Lofthus is reported from the roadstead at Grissee, near Sourabaya. On November 17, the crew went ashore, and came back under the influence of drink, Six of them, five British and one Italian, became212 words
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588 1907-12-05 18 In the r<»cent >r debate, in the Dutch Parliament, on affairs in Acheen, one of the speakers protested against what he characterised as the policy of murdering out the Achinese. r The Dutch military officer, whose revelations588 words
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74 1907-12-05 18 (From Our Own Correspondent). London, November 28, 7 p.m. Mr. William Jennings Bryan, who has been twice nominated Democratic candidate for the Presidency of the United States, has launched his third campaign for the candidacy at Washington. In74 words
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465 1907-12-05 18 From the report of the executive of the Singapore centre of this Association on the first year's work, ended November 30, it appears that fifteen complete courses of lectures were given, in Hygiene, First Aid, Nursing, and Military Sanitation, by Drs. D.465 words
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274 1907-12-05 18 Mrs. A. G. Law, the wife of the acting Chief Justice of the Straits Settlements, had a narrow escape from serious injury in a carriage accident, on the 28th ult.. Sh o W J“ out driving, and bad274 words
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325 1907-12-05 18 Mr. J ustice Sercoinbe Smith gave judgment, on the 3rd inst.,inthe case of the Methodist Publishing House, against a rattan furniture maker named Wah Cheong, for $lO3 for rent of the premises he occupied formerly at the corner of Stamford Road and325 words
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267 1907-12-05 19 The charge against Chang Tong and Yip Kwee, of house-breaking at No. 137 —9 Neil Koad, with the intention of committing theft, was further heard, on November 27. After the case for the prosecution had been closed, the Court267 words
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311 1907-12-05 19 The Bankruptcy Court held a tedious sitting, on November 28, but little of the proceedings being of general interest. R. O. Oulagasundram Pillai applied for his discharge from bankruptcy. Mr. Knowles appeared on his behalf. The report of the311 words
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Article13 1907-12-05 19 [The Btraita Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article302 1907-12-05 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, December 3. Sir, —1 shall be very much obliged if you will allow me to use a little space in your widely-read paper to call the attention of your readers to a purity association which has just been formed302 words
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281 1907-12-05 19 A disastrous fire broke out at Kajang on Wednesday last, at five o’clock in tho morning. Eight shop-houses were entirely gutted, including two which were occupied by the Gambling Farm. The damage is estimated at $50,000. The Secretary281 words
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Article117 1907-12-05 19 (From Opr Own Corrkhpondbnt.) London, November 27. Plantation rubber is in srather better demand in the London Market. Para rubber is quoted at Hs. 4d. Mr. Tarbet estimates that, notwithstanding the present depression, the average prices for117 words
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52 1907-12-05 19 (From Our Own Corkkspokdknt.) London, November 28, 7 p.m. Tl|£ German Emperor continues to show a remarkable improvement A health, finding the climate of Bowraemouth salubrious. His Imperial Majesty motors in the New Forest whenever the weather and tho conduct of State52 words
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281 1907-12-05 19 You must pay your fathers $5 each, said two sampan men to a couple of passengers whom they were taking ashore from the Bin Seng, yesterday afternoon, according to tho story told by the complainants to the Third Magistrate, on the 29th281 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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1001 1907-12-05 20 It is seldom dbe has the opportunity of witnessing So fine an exhibition of football as that given on the Esplanade on November 29 by the S.C.C. and the R.G.A., in connection with the Singapore Football Association Shield. The1,001 words
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Article256 1907-12-05 20 S.C.C. v. United Services. There was another interesting Rugger match on Monday last, when the United Services defeated the Club representatives by 2 goals (10 points) to 2 tries (6 points.) The Services include, of course, several of the Club's best players, and they had the help of256 words
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Article184 1907-12-05 20 Warders v. H.M.S. Kent. A friendly Association Football match was played at Sepoy Lines on Saturday, between the Warders and a team from H.M.S. Kent. The game was interesting and the oontest lively, the Sailors giving fine displays of passing and combination, enabling them in the first half184 words
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Article188 1907-12-05 20 Singapore Qolf Club. The monthly medal will be played for on Saturday next, the 7th instant. On Saturday, 14th instant, it has been arranged to open the new Club Pavilion. A match will be played between teams chosen by Captain Young (President) and Mr. F. terguson (Captain). A photograph188 words
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Article224 1907-12-05 20 S.C.C. V. Lieut. Heron’s XI. An interesting hockey match was played on the Esplanade, on Tuesday, between an eleven of the S.C.C. and a team comprising military officers, three native members of the 95th Russell's Infantry, and a few civilians. The match was fast and lively, the visitors going224 words
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Article2471 1907-12-05 21 London, November 27. 9 Mr. Edmond Robertson, Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty, speaking to his constituents at Dondee, referred to the Beresford-Scott incident, and said that the so-called feud in the Navy was due to popular misconception of Sir John Fisher’s position aR First Sea Lord of the2,471 words
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Article945 1907-12-05 22 Berlin, November 27. The situation in the money market and on the Continental Bourses is much ameliorated. In the United States, the condition of monetary affairs is improving. The Mexican Government denies the rumours in American newspapers) that Japan has asked for a naval coaling station on the945 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article483 1907-12-05 23 November 27 Guthrie, Brit sir, Todd, Sydney, Bouatead Devawongsee, Ger str, Brnhn, Swatow, Behn Meyer China, Anat atr, Petris, Kobe, R. Schmidt 28 Bedford, H. M. ito, Ersliioe, Hongkong Htentor, Brit str, Davies, L'pool, Mansfield Sithonia. Ger atr, Brehmer, Hongkong, Behn Meyer Zinnia, Brit atr. C arke, Calcutta, Bouatead483 words
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Article353 1907-12-05 23 November 27 Benlomond, Brit atr, Calcutta Breid, Nor atr, Bangkok Heim, Nor atr, Bangkok 28 Bangkok, Ger atr, Bangkok Bharata, Brit atr. Penang, Rangoon. Calcutta Heuos, Nor str, Bangkok Teucer, Brit atr, Genoa, Marseilles, L’pool Calypso, Brit str, Penang and Deli Malacca, Brit str. Port Swettenham via porta Jason,353 words
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Article141 1907-12-05 23 PASSED SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOR ORDERS. Nov. 18—Dut str Sindoro, Capt Guthrie, from Batavia, Nov 18. For Rotterdam. 15—Brit str Onipenta, Capt Hill, from Samarang, Nov 13. For Colombo. 15—Dot str Wilis, Capt Bagohns, from Rotterdam, Oct 12. For Batavia. 16—Ger str Sexta, from Hongkong. 16—Brit str Islander,141 words
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Article633 1907-12-05 23 Name t port probable date of arrival, and name oj Agents. STEAMERS. Achilles, Chine, Dec 12 Mansfield Airlie, 8ydney, Dec 23 Bousteeh Alcinons, Chine, Dec 9; Aroedie, Colombo, Dec 21; P. A O. Coy Ayuthia, Bangkok, Dec Borneo Gov A. A peer, Hongkong, Feb.. Paterson Buncos A. Bfhic,633 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, DECEMBER 4, 1907.
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Article344 1907-12-05 24 8|)oe p 8j(J ghares I forma •‘Jnb.cnbed of Value up w Umeauc-U Com;«sy '.'r .T.novion j bbares r i I 1903 $.3db,000 $300,000 80,000 $10 *10 Beiat Tin M. Co., Ltd. »0.00 1907 830Q.000 8225,000 22,500 $10 Mi. 7,500 Brnaog Ltd. 7.50 1901 $600,000 $600,000 60,000 $10 HO Bra***]344 words
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Article456 1907-12-05 24 i I I £IS0 000 niMlt “*8,400 *1 j 10,000 Auglo-Malay Rubber Oo., Ltd. (fully paid) £4 0 0 1904 *140,000 £110,695 m i8 00 £1 15/ (oontrib.) £3 10 0 1905 9200.dbo 1105,000 10,500 610 Hi Balgownie Rubber Estate Ltd- (folly paid)' ***** isAs «u Q*n f 7,000456 words
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Article191 1907-12-05 24 i j 1*94 £5,377.10.01 £4,805 7,889 18/6 19/6 916 Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd 17.00 1899 8995.000 j 8995,000 1 4,500 850 950 Fraser A Neave, Ltd. 147.50 .*5 116.000.000 |t!5 0)0,000 I $»j» gj aud Baa* ..59, I *,*00.009 m.,00.000 I 825 How h E ki Ltd xm191 words
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Advertisement657 1907-12-05 25 •hi thc MM. T afk *‘l2* If* 4 4urm 9*" S-sss ftaS ssrjtrjTHERAPION. J hi*|MrpAr*tM>uif vniju< t oae of *rnutn«- *ml ri-inbie Patent MedkuuH ever mtroannflt «*d k*», we umJer*Un4, been need in the SS§iJ=M»J«&Sb nac, and indeed by alt who an resided an autW* nitet in neb matters, including657 words
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