The Straits Budget, 26 December 1907
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1907-12-26 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE "STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXI. NO. 2602. Singapore, Thursday, December 26,1907. ESTABLISHED over HALF A CEHTBtT Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article219 1907-12-26 1 LEADERS: Thread, Buttons and Trimmings! 10 Australia's Victory in the Test Match 10 Rubber Production in the F.M.S. 10-11 Harbour Accommodation East of Suez 11-12 Reform in the Banka Tin Industry 12 Christmas Greeting to our Readers 12 The Money Crisis 1 Cricket in Australia 2 Lost219 words
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896 1907-12-26 1 d'roM Our Own Courksponukst.) Hamburg, November 28. The financial situation iu the United States of America shows signs of improvement, thanks to the assistance rendered by the New York City magnates, and to the euergetic action of the896 words
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Article460 1907-12-26 2 (From Ocr Own Correspondent.) Sydney, December 19, l.op p.m. Play in the First Test Match was resumed here this morning, the not out men —$»oble (27) and Armstrong (17) —going in on a wicket that gave460 words
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148 1907-12-26 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lipis, December 17. The missing mail, reported the other day as having been lost from a motor car between Raub and Lipis, has since been found, and the letters and parcels which it contained were148 words
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114 1907-12-26 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hamburg, November 28. According to the Jewish Year Book, which has lately been published, the total number Jews in the world may be taken as 11,081,000, of which 8,748,000 inhabit Europe, L 556,000 America, 354,000 Africa, 842,000 Asia114 words
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465 1907-12-26 2 The report from the date of incorporation to December 31, 1906, states that on July 11 au agree me'lit was entered into with the East India Construction Syndicate, under which it acquired the Singapore465 words
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Article97 1907-12-26 2 Lee Seng was sentenced to six months’ rigorous imprisonment, on the 20th instant by a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Howard and Gibson, for housebreaking and theft of some opium pipes at the residence of Chow Chuk, No. 41, Almeida Street, in the early morning of the97 words
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Article934 1907-12-26 3 (By Junius Skcumujs). Sandakan, December 1 Much has been said and written about the excellent agricultural capabilities of the British North Borneo Territory, but, after all these years, what has really been accornplished in this directionAfter hundreds of934 words
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190 1907-12-26 3 The Chinese community at Batavia gave a grand feast on December 14 to Nan Szetse. the Imperial Commissioner, and to the officers of the Chinese squadron. The press representatives were the only Europeans invited. The Commissioner was attended hy190 words
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356 1907-12-26 3 RUGBY FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE -SELANGOR MATCH ENDS IN DRAW. Each Side Scores Two Tries. (1 KoM Oil; OWN ('oi'.HKsHoNDKST.) Kuala Lumpur, December 2a, p.m i# Ihe lii,*»by football match between the Siugaj»ore (ticket Club and Selangor was played at Kuala Lumpur to day. and a capita* game resulted iu a, draw,356 words
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Article112 1907-12-26 3 Goh Kim Bun. charged with using as genuine lorgod receipts in connection with his collection of the rents of tbe Blanco Estate was sent to the A ssi/.es for trial on the *2otb inst by Mr. C. F. J. Green, the Second Magistrate* Me is allowed112 words
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Article60 1907-12-26 3 The appeals by Jacob Bruhn, the master of the German steamer Devawongsio, and of Christianan Zuvdorhout .Jar, the skipper of the steamer Sirnongan, against Magis trates’ decisions in respect to offences under the Opium Ordinance, were dismissed, on the 19th instant, by Justice* Law, Thornton, and Sercombe60 words
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410 1907-12-26 4 Another arrest has been made by the local police, in conjunction with the Johore •authorities, in connection with the Newton tragedy, jjlufc the accused, a Malay, named Sulong, ft at present in the custody of the Johore Police, pending extradition.410 words
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Article210 1907-12-26 4 Ho Ab Chi and Lam Siew appeared liefore a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Howard and Gibson, on the 20th instant, to answer a charge of making a false statement regarding the death of one Lam Ah Wong. It was alleged that they had reported the210 words
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329 1907-12-26 4 (From Oi r Own Cokrkspondknt.) Penang, December 1 1>. The auti-opium crusaders here are in high spirits at present. Thev are optimistic as to the results to be derived from the meeting addressed by Mr. R. Laidlaw, M.P., and from the329 words
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Article182 1907-12-26 4 In the Full Court, on the 19th inst., before the acting Chief Justice, Mr. A. G. Law, Mr. Justice Fisher, and Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, an application was made for the review of the proceeding of the Court of Requests in the matter of Mohamed Hashim, plaintiff182 words
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Article84 1907-12-26 4 No money, no friends, no home no makan, a*d too much life was the explanation given to the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. (ireen, on the 20th inst., by a Chinaman, named Lee Ah Hoon, for attempting to hang himself on a tree, at midnight, last84 words
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454 1907-12-26 4 There was a special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, on the 20th inst., to pass bills and the Supplemental Budget No. 8, of 1907. Those present were Lieuten-ant-Colonel E. G. Broadrick, President; Mr. .1. Polglase, Secretary; Mr. K. Peirce, Engineer; Dr.454 words
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132 1907-12-26 4 Writing from Sandakan on the 13th inst., a correspondent states: Considerable surprise is invariably occasioned among visitors to British North Borneo at the absence of European-owned stores, where foreign goods can be purchased as in the Straits Settlements and in the East generally.132 words
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331 1907-12-26 5 Beware of the strangers who are gifted with the power of transforming human beings into animals! Silly, unsuspecting natives, particularly those who profess Mohammedism, and living in the district of Passir Panjaug, have been almost scared out of their lives during the331 words
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169 1907-12-26 5 His Excellency the Governor and Miss Anderson and suite arrived at Teluk Ansou on Monday morning last by the Sea Mew, 9ays the Teluk Anson correspondent to the Perak Pioneer. Mr. Dew, District Officer, and Commander Mills, R. N., Harbour Master, were awaiting their169 words
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30 1907-12-26 5 H^t 8 StJfJSTC Second^Magis 8 UaWon respect "of “,°OOco C UectedfortheCl.c^r charged and Mr p SraSkVW aefene. The hearing Manage Mind ♦5OO for Sng Woon.30 words
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386 1907-12-26 5 Tlio new postal contract with the I*, and I o. begins a few weeks hence: but will bring no appreciable change with it. The public in India had anticipated that perhaps, the journey would be curtailed by 1 a386 words
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Article111 1907-12-26 5 Captain Remmers, of the Dutch steamer Lady Weld, which arrived from Pontianak. on the 23rd inst., reports having encountered heavy north-east monsoons. There were sundry damages to the paddles and fittings, and the deck cargo was damaged by water. Captain R. Anderson, of the Anglo-Ame-rican Oil111 words
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Article84 1907-12-26 5 A Chinaman named One Ee Tee was before flip Second Magistrate, Mr. C. K J. Lrcxp, on Saturday afternoon, on a charge of posses stan of and y selling illicit chandu andJr^H, Vn 10 Blanco Court. He admitted ws session! but declared that the chandu /as ob84 words
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332 1907-12-26 5 M. C. S. Mohamed will have to serve his sentence of a year s rigorous imprisonment* for giviug false evidence jgefore the civul court, his appeal against the ddblfeion of the magistrate having been dismissed. The ruling of the Appeal Court *as332 words
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264 1907-12-26 5 Mr. A. R. Slater, c.c;.» v additional assistant Colonial Secretary at Colombo, who Jias just bccu relieved as Clerk to the Legisla.iv»* Council by the return of Mr.*A. G. a i has been commissioned by the Ceylon Gov eminent to264 words
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4422 1907-12-26 6 fPitoM On: Own Cokkkspondknt.) London, November 27. Yesterc v<. tin annual dinner, arranged by till- committei of the Straits Settlements Association for members and tlieir friends, and for any connected with the4,422 words
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208 1907-12-26 8 Fuller details of the destructive tire which broke out in the Penang village of Tanjoug Tokong on Saturday week rendering some four hundred persons homeless, are to hand. v Half of the village, it seems, which was inhabited by Chinese and Malays,208 words
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1030 1907-12-26 8 The meeting of Perak Plata tors on the 14th inst., arranged originally to discuss the advisability of reducing the working costs of mining, owing to the heavy depreciation in the value of tin, went a step further1,030 words
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Article174 1907-12-26 8 The January Assizes bid fair to occupy considerable of the Judge’s time. During the past week, there have been several cases committed for trial, from the Second and Third Magistrates’ Courts. A Mohammedan Indian, named Hadji Meydin. was sent to the Assizes from the Second Magistrate’s Court,174 words
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Article92 1907-12-26 8 Several weeks ago a Chinaman, named Lee Ah Puang, was arrested on a charge of causing grievous hurt to a woman, named Chan Chee, by breaking, or emptying, a bottle of carbolic acid on her head. The hearings of the case have been adjourned from time to92 words
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1362 1907-12-26 9 One of the papers laid on the table at m.*, Legislative Council meeting, on the 20th iust.. was the annual report on the working of The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888 durino the m' P t6P p arfcd bvMl C1,362 words
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208 1907-12-26 9 A hench Court, consisting of Messrs. Howard and Gibson, sat on the 20th inst., to hear the charge against Gularn -leydiu of making a false charge against Siuna Tamby. an employee of the Hong kong and Shanghai Hank, the charge208 words
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Article101 1907-12-26 9 The annual universal week of pray* r begins on January 5. Meetings will be hold each night during the week, beginning Monday, January 6, at the Short Str/Jpfe School, at 880 o'clock. The subject and speakers are as follows Monday, the Rev. Willi&m Murray, Timed. giving101 words
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Article158 1907-12-26 9 Bnliviar Simon Frois, charged with cum. J nal breach of trust in respect of S2JJ belonging to Ins employer, .Mr. \f. (J. N.’hlett pleaded guilty to the charge, on tin- 20th instant, before a Bench Court, eonsistiug of Messrs. Howard and Gibson. Mr. Sproule appeared for tin- utiou158 words
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Article38 1907-12-26 10 Dunn. 44 Fir Tree” Hill, Singapore, on December 19, the wife of R. W. Dann, of a ■on. Curtis.— -On December 20, at Mount Rosie, Chancery Lane, Singapore, the wife of C. M. Curtib. of a daughter.38 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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456 1907-12-26 10 THREAD, BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS!” S h i a f the leech t -St V it8 Times, Deecm- Some time ago, in a reference to the Crown Agents, we mentioned the fact that these agents—for we cannot believe the Colonial Office would have thought of such a tbiife,—pressed upon the ColonialS *hia» °f the leecht-StVit8 Times, Deecm- - 456 words
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1036 1907-12-26 10 VAVUVi J CbU -Straits Times. December 20. Members of the community who have followed the progress of the cricket test match, as mirrored in the daily service of telegrams appearing in our columns, will have learned the result with mixed feelings. Englishmen will beVAVUVi J CbU -Straits Times. December 20. - 1,036 words
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Article1088 1907-12-26 10 Times, December 21. It will be remembered that several weeks ago we called attention to the danger of overplanting rubber in the Malay Peninsula, arguing that any serious blow to the industry would be equally serious to the country and its interests. We ventured uponTimes, December 21. - 1,088 words
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1578 1907-12-26 11 of this part of the world.—Straits Times, December 2o. ,Dcrettß,n ß diuiennions of summers and tlm netessity for iLun lKini( the depth ot harbours and the size of docks* Home U thp C r attrnctin ni «ch Home, the discussion of which is particularly opiiortnneof this part of the world.—Straits Times, December 2o. - 1,578 words
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576 1907-12-26 12 Straits Times, December 1W. Market reports dwell on the fact that tin from t’.anka, an island in the Dutch East Indies lying between Singapore and Batavia, where the Government works rich tin mines by Chinese coolies, is a disturbing element to be reckoned withStraits Times, December 1W. - 576 words
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653 1907-12-26 12 Times, December 24. The gospel of Ch ristmas possesses one aspect at least, which, after loug ages of apparent failure, now bids fair to unite in aim and aspiration all the diverse nations upon earth, irrespective of the barriers of race and creed. In theTimes, December 24. - 653 words
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Page 10 Advertisements
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Advertisement94 1907-12-26 10 Tb# pout free price of the Straits Times is $3B a year. The post free price of the Straits Budget is $l4 a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same propor--4 tionate rate as for a year. The94 words
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Article531 1907-12-26 12 A revenue officer ‘h’seovered *l5 worth of illicit chandu on a Chinaman a» he got off the train from Johore. at Newton Station, on Monday. The Second Magistrate fined the accused $5O. The opium revenue iu Java amounted to 11,882,922 guilders iu 1906, The figures indicate a slight531 words
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Article471 1907-12-26 13 Dr. Uicesttr. Of Kuala Lutupur. l.as been transferred to Taipiug. F en Th S Ml rra y arrived iu Singapore by the P. and C). Arcadia. The Rev. I Pinhorn, the new c haplain of Taipmg, has arrived iu Singapore bv the P. and steamer Arcadia. Captain471 words
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210 1907-12-26 13 (I-hoM Oi k Own Corrkscondkst.i Hamburg, November gs. A bill dealing with the commercial relatious between Great Britain and Germany will shortly be laid before the Reichstag. It appears from the fulsome tabulated statements attached to it that the210 words
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Article353 1907-12-26 13 Before Mr. Justice Fisher, on the 23rd inst., the appeal of Saram Singh, a Police Corporal, against the decision of Mr. E. E. Column, the Third Magistrate, convicting him of theft from three vegetable sellers, named Yap Peck, Yap Beng and Ng Mok, was called. Mr. R.353 words
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Article143 1907-12-26 13 planned 'mending weekly contribution* t urry and SambaL th»-ir pn>ed an i tenour We seasonably break tbo*c n-solutions Make flagstones tor Geheon i Our priutcr Gauytuede ha- now removes] Till* Curry and SatAhiA*# from off ocr^ me n u I h»- pungent, spicy morrt.ius that wo loved lo143 words
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Article167 1907-12-26 13 Mr. E. E. Coluiau, the Third Magistral on the 24th inst., heard the case of allege 1 vitriol throwing, in which !l woman named Chan Chee is the complainant and a man, named Lis: Ah Puan, is the accused. Medi cal evidence was given, showing that167 words
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Article127 1907-12-26 13 Altera prolonged and mature the privilege of appeal to the Privy Count il from the decisions of the Court of Appeal ha.been conferred upon F.M.S., but with tieimportant proviso that the value «>f tie* subject matter should not lx less than £5OO or about $4,800. 0 This127 words
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Article90 1907-12-26 13 When the steamer Bangkok arrived from Siam, on the 19th instant, there wa-» tho usual rush of sampans alongside. A revenu*launch approached, and on tiio ehiutiug-* seeing the sampan coolies engaged iu a warm tight, they arrested ten men and turned them over to Inspector Wilson,90 words
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724 1907-12-26 14 the months of the new year several important far-reaching legislative •measures coAi into force in the Straits Settlements. First and foremost is the bill to consolidate and amend law relating to stamps, which is fixed to operate as *from February 1. This724 words
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457 1907-12-26 14 The promoters of the Sacred Concert which took place on the 20th inst. at the Presbyterian Church, Orchard Road, are to be congratulated on the excellent result of their efforts. The concert was a great success, though the attendance was not as large as it might457 words
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598 1907-12-26 14 The clerks, interpreters and bailiffs of the Supreme Court, 21 in number, met at the Court at 10-80 a.m. on the 21st inst., to preseut to Mr. C. E. Velge, the Registrar, who is about to retire on pension,598 words
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716 1907-12-26 15 The following is the report of the General Manager of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Company, Ltd., for the month ended November SO:— Gentlemen, I herewith bog to submit my monthly report on your Mining and Milling Operations. The mine716 words
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195 1907-12-26 15 During the hearing of the appeal of a Chinese woman, named Leoug Tye I lye. against a magistrate’s conviction, which mulcted her in the sum of $5OO. or, in the alternative, six months’ rigorous imprisonment. it was stated, in195 words
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Article91 1907-12-26 15 A Chinese thief entered the residence of Mr. Nathan, at the corner of irwell Hank and Grange Roads, on the 18th inst., and secured $2 and a pair of gold buttons. Mr. Nathan was aroused and got a glimpse of the burglar. There were six detectives91 words
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Article81 1907-12-26 15 The Rev. J. Andrew Smith prosecutejl a Bengali tailor, named Osman, before tufc Second Magistrate, Mr.C. F.J. Green oiXlie 19th inst., on a charge of criminal breach of trust of a coat, a silver belt, and a pattern b °Accused said that he had been ill,81 words
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379 1907-12-26 15 < Ci;..m Out! Own c'okk.\ ;.i Penang. fIA-cmh* r 16. Since the death of the late t hi* t In-pM tor Dickson there has been perhaps, Douceur rence of a like nature that ha struck -u.-h a geiieial note379 words
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Article223 1907-12-26 15 There were few clmui>eM iu tlie cio.tmat.ni; of the Methodist missionaries made by Conference this year, the following being the more important in addition to tin.'** give last week Miss Holland, Principal of the Baldwin Girls High School, Bangalore, comes from the South India Conference to take the223 words
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76 1907-12-26 16 (From Corrkspondknt.) London, December 21. There is not much demand for rubber, and the price foi*Para has gone to Bs. f>£d. Though there is a fair demaud foi? Plautation, the price has fallen Bd. per lb. A considerable amount of76 words
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224 1907-12-26 16 Acting Insitector Kartells, of Sepoy Lines Station, conducted a preliminary enquiry, before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. 5. Green, on the 19th inst., into a charge of gang robbery against throe Chinese, named Too Sui, Ng Kiap Pok and Koh224 words
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Article115 1907-12-26 16 Mr. C. H. Oliveiro was find $5 and costs by the Senior Magistrate, Mr. E. C. Howard, on the 23rd inst., for assaulting a Chinese shop-keeper, named Yeo Ban Teat, v Complainant’s story was that the accused wanted to get credit irom him and when he refused115 words
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Article90 1907-12-26 16 Before Mr. Justice Fisher, on Monday, the appeal was heard of Abubakar, Polioe Constable 685, against the decision of Mr. C. F. J. Green, the Second Magistrate, who convicted avS °i? a c^ar B e receiving $lO from one Abdullah for the purpose of securing the latter’s90 words
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86 1907-12-26 16 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) London, December 20, 1.80 a.m. The correspondent of the Central News at Rome telegraphs details of a terrible explosion of dynamite at Palermo, in the Island of Sicily. The disaster occurred at the Armenia86 words
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206 1907-12-26 16 There was another addition on Monday night to the long list of murders which have been perpetrated in Singapore during the year, the victim being a Chinese gambling informer, named Wong Seng, who has been of great service to the Police. The deceased206 words
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Article219 1907-12-26 16 At 2 p.m. to-day the hired transport Sicilia is due to leave Singapore for Colombo and England. Many popular officers, and close upon 400 men, will be sailing by her as reference to the subjoined list will show:— Royal Garrison Artillery.—Those leaving this Corps include: Colonel G.219 words
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Article13 1907-12-26 16 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article210 1907-12-26 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, December 28. Sir, —Please allow me to thank and congratulate your paper on the cable information furnished about the Test Match (great enterprise in Singapore), and also for your very sporting leader of the 20th instant—very pleasant reading for210 words
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355 1907-12-26 16 A lire broke out in the store of (loll All Hoe, Chop Seng Whatt, at No. 04, Clyde Street, near the Clyde Terrace Market, at 9.15 o’clock, ou the 23rd inst., and before it was extinguished damage amounting to about $1,200355 words
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370 1907-12-26 17 Mr. C. F. J. Green, the Second Magistrate, was engaged the greater portion on the 19th inst., with the hearing of a preliminary enquiry, against four Chinese, into a charge of having committed gang robbery, with several others, at370 words
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Article125 1907-12-26 17 News has been received of tht; death, in Hamburg, on the 17th instant, of Mr. Alexander Koch, former proprietor of the firm of Messrs. G. R. Lambert aid Company, pliotographers, of Singapore" Mr. Koch came to the t>lony a young man, some twenty-two y4in ago,125 words
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Article69 1907-12-26 17 While on the way from Muar to Sl \f a P orc on the 16tb instant, Captain Vjay, of the Penang-owned steamer Jin Ho,Wien six miles west of the Sultan Shoal hghthouse discovered four Cliinese oocupaL 0 a sunken junk clinging to a.raft comiaed of the69 words
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516 1907-12-26 17 The cup that cheers and the pipe of peace 1 i’hinam 6 in Singapore than the j L ninaman s fascinating drug. I an t ls a ta<t that true, if startling, and proof is furnished in516 words
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548 1907-12-26 17 rhe Licensing .Justices met in the First Magistrates Court, on the lMth inst., to consider a list of no less than 012 applfcT tions for renewals, transits,, removals and new licences, for public houses. This is 1 probably the most formidable548 words
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56 1907-12-26 17 As the Japanese Consul General was driving up High Street in his victoria, on the iHth inst., at about 11.30. the syce drove into a cutting which has hem dug for the laying of pipes. The syce and the horse were somewhat injured. The Consul-General56 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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734 1907-12-26 18 Unable to bring about the defeat of the Y.M.C'.A. in their match on the 20th iust r the S.R.C. will have to content themselves on being the woodeu spoon ists in the Singapoje Association Football Shield competition. Considerable interest was centred in734 words
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Article608 1907-12-26 18 Malay States V.R.C. v. West Kents. A match between teams representing the above took place at Kuala Lumpur on Friday moruiug, resulting in a win for the M.S.V.R. by 10 |»oints. Details of the scores arc as follow Wkst Kents. 200 '.00 600 Total Lieut. Hibbert 82 81608 words
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Article247 1907-12-26 18 Keppel Qolf Club. There was a large number of competitors for the December medil, played for on Saturday and Sunday. The following w*fe the best cards re turned:— Hon. Capt. A. YounufC.M.G. 84— 8—76 K. W. Dunn 97 —20—77 F. Ferguson 764- 5^-81 C. A. Leggatt 91—10—81 Straits Champjbnship.247 words
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Article1733 1907-12-26 19 London, December 18. A telegram from New York states that Mr Compers, President of the Federation of Labour, speaking at a banquet of the Civic Federation, not.hed the employers that the workmen in the country will not consent to any reduction being made in their wages as a1,733 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, DECEMBER 24, 1907.
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Article375 1907-12-26 20 L>aie of umiwr p ai form*- Capital Subscribed of Company Quotatiosn I ion Shares Vslae U P 10 Un,88Ued 1903 £tt0#<>0 (00,000 30.000 »10 10 Belat Tin M. Co., Ltd. ..j 7.00 i 1007 9300,0*4) *225.* 0»- 22,500 110 tlo 7,?00 Braang Lid. 6.00 1001 $600,no*) 1600,000 tfO.Ouu $»0375 words
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Article355 1907-12-26 20 1003 j *»*"«> £116,603 j| J, l A-gloMaUy Rnhb*. (>.. L«l r 1905 $200,000 $105,000 10,500 0 IK* Balgownie Rubber Estate Ltd. (fully paid, $24 00 1904 £30,000 £l3 040 j- fj} B ,u <*7B. Rubber 00. LW. (I.p, £4 17.6 1903 £70.000 £61,000 61,000 £> 9,GO*' Baku Rajah355 words
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Article207 1907-12-26 20 "i *i £5,3:7.10.0 £4,805 1*2/6 U» 916 Bolls Asbestos Eastern Ag< ndy, Ltd |7.00 IH9m *224,000 1225,C00 4.500 *60 *M» FratM-r A Neavo, Ltd. 147.50 A15,0(;0.000 *15 0X1,000 4 “:;"ot *25 Uod B K u o K and Shanghai Bf nb 576 (X) M.W.0O *i,.oo.(K» ‘JJ;™ J|" 0 How.rtb207 words
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Page 21 Advertisements
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Advertisement456 1907-12-26 21 MONEV TO IjEND from |10 000 100,000 ou 0ral*oUuM ■scurily iu town. k. HEHMENT, Broker, 4,84 Change Alley IN A to 'P|fc|4 IWttol obMrv.Uo^ll'L^^Xu! SaeSS^WsSSS tj, M hinwlf of 11, ajaw«csB»T2s-«, OkUioabie akoof tncachcr 4 co.. limited bombav KWONG 8ENG CO. Dealers iu Gram-Cloth Embroideries and Art Drawu Thread Work.456 words
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Advertisement128 1907-12-26 21 USE ONLY 4 USE ALWAYS Atkinson's M08T REFRESHING.’ A Luxurious Perfume In Health. Far Superior to the German Kinds. A NECESSARY RESTORATIVE IN SIOKNESS. Eau“Cologne DINNEFORD’S The Universal Remedy (or Acidity of the Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Sour Eructations, Bilious Affections. The Physician's Cure (or Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel.128 words
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Page 22 Advertisements
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Advertisement679 1907-12-26 22 A b BROKEN-DOWN SYSTEM. I'hi* is s condition (or disnsse) to which doctors K many names, but which few of them really understand. It is simply weakness—a break-down, as it were, of the vitalforces that sustain the system. No matter what maybe its causes (for they are almost ryimbt dess),its679 words
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Advertisement461 1907-12-26 22 <yX RRINS SAUCE Assists digestion and gives a delightful piquancy and flavour to all MEAT DISHES, SOUPS, FISH, CHEESE, CURRIES, 6 GAME, POULTRY and SALADS. .TV* iii 1 r r *ufV>\ :V- v-aX“> 5v 'W+'.Sj A* The Original Genuine Worcestershire. By Royal Warrant to H M. THC KINO. MARTIN'S iSTBfe.4461 words
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