The Straits Budget, 2 January 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-01-02 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL LXII. NO. 2003. Singapore, Thursday, January 2,1908. CJTMUSMC9 OVER HALF A CCIffIMV 'Price 25 coots.27 words
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Article216 1908-01-02 1 LEADERS: 1907 —A Retrospect 12-13 Municipal President and the Electric Supply 14 The Women of Bilbao 14 More about the Military Contribution 14 Alleged Sensational Speech by Japanese Count 15 Worrying Tactics of Female Suffragists 15*16 Tin and Gold 1 New Cemetery Consecrated 1 Mining Coolies' Wages216 words
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422 1908-01-02 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lipis, December 23. There has been a recovery in the Pahang tin output during November, the export of 4,115 piculs in that month having helped to reduce the deficit as oompared with 1906. In spite of422 words
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330 1908-01-02 1 The new Christian cemetery at Bidadari was consecrated on the 80th ult., the ceremony being performed by the Lord Bishop of Singapore and Sarawak, Dr. Hose. Situated about four miles along the Serangoon Road, the new oemetery extendi over forty330 words
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Article61 1908-01-02 1 Most of the hotels made preparation for celebrating the outgoing of the Old Tear and the incoming of the New. Raffles management arranged a speoial dinner, after which there was a dance. The hotel will be kept open nntil one o’clock. At the Caledonian Hotel also,61 words
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528 1908-01-02 2 At a meeting of the Perak Chamber of Miaes ob the 21et nH., the Chairman, 9 Mr. F. D. Osborne, announced that the Committee width had been elected at the previous mooting had agreed that the wages of all528 words
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Article82 1908-01-02 2 A Brisbane contemporary prints the following Some weeks ago tbe New South Wales Government announced that the Malay Federated States were anxious to secure tho services of surveyors from Australia, and applications were invited in Queensland. Seyeral replies were received by the Survey or-GeneraJ, and forwarded82 words
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333 1908-01-02 2 Little mites invaded the quarter deck of the cruiser lent, on Boxing Daw totally ignoring in. guns, 12-pounders and maxims that peeped out from bright bunting, by devoting their sole attention to affairs less ominous. Bare footed men333 words
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262 1908-01-02 2 The weekly return of mortality in Singapore, prepared by Dr. D. K. McDowell, the Registrar of Births and Deaths, shows a decrease of 4 in the number of deaths occurring during the week ended December 21, as compared with the number262 words
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487 1908-01-02 2 The F.M.S. revenae is chiefly made np by the railway department, which expected to proauce nearly five and a half million dollars next year, and the postal, telegraph and forest departments, Which produce something over a million between them.487 words
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Article111 1908-01-02 2 Mr. A. Chalmers, one of the Boarding Officers, prosecuted the Master of the small steamer Sultan, before the Senior Magistrate, on Tuesday week, on a charge of carrying sixty-four passengers more than the number permitted by his licence. The Sultan is not now in port, but Mr.111 words
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349 1908-01-02 3 On the 24tb ultimo, Messrs. E. C. Howard and E. E. Colman sat as a Bench Court to hear two cases of alleged houseTee was charged with attempting to break into a house in Victoria Street, with two others, on the349 words
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Article112 1908-01-02 3 The transport Sicilia is reported to have brought to Hongkong a Provost sergeant named Dukes, of the R.G.A. The sergeant in question, says the Hongiong Daily Press, is said to have been a stickler for duty, and is reported to have prevented gambling on the transport. He112 words
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Article92 1908-01-02 3 tit. the recent meeting of the Peuang umcipality, the tenders tor the erection of station and a fire sub-station were opened. The eight tenders for the former, which CoBt ranged from r Walter Palliser) to $28,950 by snA w lo desired eleven months *> complete the92 words
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329 1908-01-02 3 Following is the report of the directors of the Straits Trading Company, Ltd., to be presented to shareholders at toe ordinary meeting to be held on January 2,1906 Your directors now submit the aocounts for the half-year ended September 80,1907, being329 words
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207 1908-01-02 3 Ismail, Revenue Officer No. 70, appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, on the 24th ult., on charges of receiving an illegal gratification of twenty cents from a Malay and of being unlawfully in possession of a police207 words
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304 1908-01-02 3 Shortly before 5 o’ciook, on Christmas Eve, the Rev* F. G. Swindell, the aoting Colonial Chaplain, was riding in his victoria from his resiaenoe, Fort Canning Jtoad, towards the Cathedral when the horse became unmanage able, and disaster followed. The reverend304 words
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158 1908-01-02 3 The installation meeting of Lodge Zetland in the East, No. 508, was held on the 27th ult in the Freemason's Hall, Coleman Street, when Brother F. Apps was installed in the chair of the Lodge, replacing Worshipful Brother H. P. King horn. The158 words
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Article68 1908-01-02 3 In a Shanghai wire, of the 20th instant, it 'is stated that a fire broke out at the Pakme Hotel at noon that day, but was promptly extinguished with only alight damage to the building. The roofs of the Chartered Bank of Indfta, Australia and China and68 words
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837 1908-01-02 4 (From Ocm Own Corrp-spondmnt.) Kuala Lumpur, December 24. The Christmas Race Meeting ia connection with the Selangor Turf Club wm opened at Koala Lumpur to-day in fine weather. There baa been a large entry, including many837 words
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Article1188 1908-01-02 4 A bright morning, doll afternoon and cool evening, with a refreshing breeze. These were the atmospheric conditions that characterised Christmas Day in SingaMo, and enabled the private functions, whether inside or outside, associated with this season of the year to1,188 words
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939 1908-01-02 5 (From Oua Owm Co&rxspondsnt.) London, November 25. In days gone by, a considerable lustre was shed upon the reputation of the Singapore Botanic Gardens and their Director by reason of a report, circulated throughout the world, to the effect939 words
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Article271 1908-01-02 5 It is well known that are found in abundance in Netherlands India, bat these riches, for the most part, remain undeveloped, although there has been a Mining Department there thirty-five years. The fact that the departmental work yields such unsatisfactory results is ascribed by experts to271 words
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Article756 1908-01-02 6 With the exception of a few fairly good of shop-house properties, the condition otf the Singapore land market has not been satisfactory, says Messrs. Powell and t omKny, Aocuoneers and Valuers, in a report they ▼e published.756 words
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406 1908-01-02 6 We were informed about a week ago, says the Times of Ceylon, of December 14, that Mr. Slater, who has been acting as Clerk of the Legislative Council, and is now Assistant Colonial Secretary, was going to the Straits on406 words
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Article82 1908-01-02 6 i*Vi avane9e yoath named Si min bin Hadji Hollah was caught early on Saturday morning coming out of the premises of Mr. A. J Shokman, 38-2 Cavenagh Road. When taken before Mr, C. F. J. Green, the Second Magistrate, he told a most ingenious story of having82 words
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286 1908-01-02 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, December 27. By two goals to one the Singapore Cricket Club eleven have won the Association Football match against Selangor, and thus have secured the rubber of the three test matnhrm286 words
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261 1908-01-02 6 The Perak Estates for 1908 and the revised ones for the current year have been pub* lished. The year opened with a credit balance of assets over liabilities amounting to $16,721,965, To this surplus has to be added the revised estimates of261 words
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Article1787 1908-01-02 7 -making at the ordinary general meeting i "the *in‘»apore Electric Tramways, Ltd., on December 8, in London, Sir Frank Swettenham, K.C.M.G. (the chairman), 8 It must be borne in mind that for some months after the opening1,787 words
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Article148 1908-01-02 7 A Chinese woman, named Ang An, dfi'ged a compatriot, named Hong You, before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Michel) and Green, on the 27th ult., with rob bery from her person of two gold rings, and a pair of gold bracelets, having a total value of $70.148 words
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630 1908-01-02 8 Smt Hock Lye. maunder of the hiiitkpore LLr* n~arv branch, in South bridge Koad. v a-summoned before Mr. K. C. Howard, the magistrate, on the 28th ult., for that, not being a licensed medical practitionoi. or acting under the direction of630 words
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509 1908-01-02 8 (Know Oik Own C'oi:i'K-i'«»M»KNr.) Lipis. December 28. Five enactments were parsed at the last meeting f »t the Pahang State Council, which wan held at Pekan under the Presidency of His Highuess the Sultan. This brings the number of measures509 words
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46 1908-01-02 8 The following cash subscriptions have just been received by the Secretary of the Voting Men's Christian Association in aid of the new building fund:— Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., #l,OOO. Messrs. John Little and Co., Ltd., #f>oo. Mr. Pringle,* from various subscribers, XlO7.46 words
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407 1908-01-02 8 Alexander Sauls Maria made a coiu| iaiufc to the Senior Magistrate, on the 27tli ult.. against a man named Andrew -ay ing that at 9.80 o’clock on previous day night he went to Alexandra Hall aud paid $8 tor407 words
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204 1908-01-02 8 Christmastide at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital had all the pathos and gladness associated with the time-honoured festival. On Christ mas Eve, the Christian Chinese inmates for the most part wholly or partially blind., sang hymns and carols which had a singular interest204 words
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383 1908-01-02 9 •I I,e cool recaption given to the Chinese imnerial Government Agent in Batavia is ‘“f ”be due to the Hutch Government not instructed the authorities to receive jlc officially as High Commissioner, with the result that be was treated383 words
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Article239 1908-01-02 9 Mr. E. E. Column, the Third Magistrate, continued, on Saturday, the preliminary inquiry into the charge of vitriol throwing. The complainant, a woman named Chan Chee. gave ovidence at a previous sitting of the Court. On Saturday, an elderly Chinese woman, who was near the complainant239 words
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430 1908-01-02 9 Mr. Justice Fisher, at the Supreme Court, on Monday, gave judgment on two appeals from decisions of the Magistrates’ courts. A constable, named Abubakar, had been convicted on a charge of receiving an illegal gratification of $lO from one Abdullah, given,430 words
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Article207 1908-01-02 9 The many friends of the late Mrs. W. Nicol will be grieved to hear that the news of her decease, in Aberdeen, as a result of an operation, was receivod in Singapore on Saturday. Acting on the advice of her medical attendant, Mrs. Nicol went207 words
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355 1908-01-02 9 The annual Christmas entertainment in the Portuguese Girls’ Schodl, Tranqueriab, was held on the 28th ultimo. The invitation this year, writes a correspondent, took the form of a complimentary ticket, which, ho wever, was a dead letter, many minus the ticket355 words
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Article148 1908-01-02 9 In submitting accounts for the year ended December 31, 1906, the directors if the Duff Development Company state that the value of gold recovered during the first eight months of the current year was about £16,000. realising a gross profit of aboat £6,500. Mr. Marriner estimated that148 words
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Article49 1908-01-02 9 The Kohsichang arrived in on the 12th ult., with a cargo of nee from Bangkok. The voyage, lasting 22 days, is perhaps a record. The trip is usually a seven days one, but she had to pnt into Tourane for coal, having encountered extraordinarily heavy weather.49 words
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Article1052 1908-01-02 10 'i he Christmas festival iu connection with fcLi 8ingaptre Golf Club opened at the Racecourse on the 25th ult. in delightful weather. Fort’jnatel). the links was in better condition than was expected and the greens, though1,052 words
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Article1361 1908-01-02 10 Although the Christmas Meeting arranged by the Singapore Golf Club does not end till this afternoon with the Open Handicap (medal play) for a prize presented by the Singapore Goff Club, the chief interest may be said to have evaporated with the decision yesterday of the Championship and1,361 words
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Article43 1908-01-02 11 f ollowing is the result of work at Kaub tor the four weeks ended Deoember 28 Bckit K0man.— 3,669 tons orashed, 952 gold obtained, 5.18 dwts. average per ton. Malacca.—2,o26 tons orashed, 178 gold obtained, 1.75 dwts. average per ton.43 words
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940 1908-01-02 11 The Municipal Commissioners held an ordinary meeting at the Board Room, on tho 80th ultimo. Those present were: Lieutenant-Colonel E. G. Broadrick, President; Mr. J. Polglase, Secretary; Mr. R. Peirce, Engineer; and Messrs. H. L. Coghlan, K. A. Stevens, Cheng940 words
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Article163 1908-01-02 11 We regret to record the death of Mr. T. H. Bath, the manager of the Braang Tin Mining Company of Kuan tan, which took place at the General Hospital on the 80th ult. The deceased gentleman, who was 88 years of age, was well-known and greatly163 words
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56 1908-01-02 11 Mr. Justice Fisher goes to Johore, on Monday next, at the suggestion of His Highness the Sultan, and with the consent of the accused, to try two Englishmen, Messrs. A. H. Malet and Ingleby, of the Pelepah Robber Estate, Kota Tinggi, who ch&ged with manslaughter,56 words
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Article38 1908-01-02 12 Mac Doboall..— On December 24, at Laidlaw's Flats, Stamford Road, tbe wife of 1. Mae DongaJl, of a son. Mill ax. —At Dereel, Ayr, N. 8., on November 28, the wife of Jackbon Millar, of a son.38 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article3660 1908-01-02 12 Straits Times, December 31. Gloom and depression would be the prevailing notes throughout the Malay Peninsula and Archipelago with the close of the year were it not for that predominant buoyancy which is the characteristic of all communities in undeveloped regions. Miner and planter, merchant and propertyStraits Times, December 31. - 3,660 words
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896 1908-01-02 14 Strait** Time*, December, 26. Mr. K. G. Brofcdrick, President of the Singapori Municipality, t hiins* It go becoming frankne- 4 at i* riday meeting of the MunicijKiJ Cocsi&i*i'o« and used lanwhich has b* a h* uru not infrequently of late ‘‘in another place. ThisStrait** Time*, December, 26. - 896 words
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Article403 1908-01-02 14 members of the subtler sex. -Strait* Times, Decembe r ‘JH. The sages of the law in Bilbao would apjiear to recent interference and criticism in a manner which seems somewhat startling to unyone accustomed to the mild and temperate legal administration of the AugloSaxon. It seemsmembers of the subtler sex. -Strait* Times, Decembe r ‘JH. - 403 words
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648 1908-01-02 14 “mber2a h6 Dtb Our contemporaries in Hongkong quote our recent remarks on the subject of the military contribution, and, in some instances, make comments which show that they would fain overcome Unofficial indifference to the subject in that Colony. The Daily Press alludes to the“mber2ah6 Dtb - 648 words
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1390 1908-01-02 15 Straits Times, December 27. The speech of Count Okuma, delivered tofort the Japanese Chamber of Commerce at Kobe, on October 20, is attracting much attention at home on account of statements he l9 alleged to have made regarding conditions in India and opportunities forStraits Times, December 27. - 1,390 words
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886 1908-01-02 15 monjcnlouM question. Straits Times, I)ecember MO. The moral attaching to the parable of the unjust judge has evidently been laid tib heart by the ladies responsible for the present agitation for the extension of the parliamentary franchise to the fair sex at home. They apparentlymonjcnlouM question. Straits Times, I)ecember MO. - 886 words
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Advertisement87 1908-01-02 12 ms frs# pries of tbs Straits Times Is 13a year. Tks post fr*« price of the Budget it $l4 ywIt ifrnot necessary to subscribe for a Tear. The «übtahtioti for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year, s The Straits Budget cap be sent to87 words
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Article838 1908-01-02 16 A second-class passenger named Jones -.urn mi tied suicide on board the P. and O. -t**amer Kypt when near Aden. A < liinainau, named Leong Fong, was •v ut* need to death at the Ipoh Assizes on the iHth ult. in connection with the I ronoh murder. r838 words
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Article507 1908-01-02 16 Mr. F. C. Alien, P. and O. agent, at Colombo, is shortly coming on a visit to Singapore. The Rev. J. A. B. Cook returned from Rangoon by the British India steamer Bharata, on Tuesday week. The operation performed oc Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth for appendicitis has507 words
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1102 1908-01-02 17 Night is the classic niglit for pan- production, and in producing a ffinias tale of the Black Forest in Gorurl f i lt? 20th ult.. for the amusement of STicUootobikte* of Singapore, Mr. C. B. Buckley as1,102 words
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363 1908-01-02 17 When the Bells of Freiburg had ceased to ring out their Christmas chimes and the curtain had fallen at the close of the beautiful transformation scene, the large crowd of little ones and grown-ups who had assembled at the School Children's Christmas Treat at363 words
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Article160 1908-01-02 17 A good deal of conjecture has been caused amongst members of the shipping community by the rumour that a comprehensive scheme had been drawn up by the energetic Harbour Master. Commander Basil Taylor, dealing with the question of buoys. Although nothing official can be learned,the S. C. Morning160 words
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Article128 1908-01-02 17 On the moruing of the 19th uit.. a new composite steel tugboat, built by the Dock Company for the Hamburg-America Company's Singapore office, underwent her speed trials. The outcome was highly satisfactory, says the China Mail, the tug making half-knots over her contraot speed of JO128 words
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Article112 1908-01-02 17 The Hon. Joshua Levering, for eighteen years President of the Young Men's Christian Association at Baltimore, Maryland, and a member of the International Committee, addressed a meeting of the local Association, at 5.80 p.m., on the 27th ult., telling how his Association had raised half a million dollars,112 words
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1932 1908-01-02 18 'X fit twelve months through which Siugaha*-, passed may be characterised comroally as au era of exceptional dulness, <v,tl. prospects lor the immediate future ggest’ve of little improvement. With tliis unsatisfactory condition of the tra«l* ol the port is1,932 words
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Article129 1908-01-02 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, December 30, 3.10 p.m. A fresh development has taken place in the Druce case now before the Magistrates at Clerkenwell Police Court. Upon an order from the Court, the grave of129 words
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231 1908-01-02 19 Because of the treatment he had received at the bands of the Dutch authorities in Batavia, the Chinese Commercial Commissioner was very reluictant to journey to any other place *in .lava but Sourabaya. Eventually, pressure was brought to bear upon him231 words
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Article146 1908-01-02 19 Mr. Justice Parker, in the Chancery Division read the reserved judgment of Mr. Justice Kekewich, who was too unwell to attend, in the action of the Tenby corporation against Mr. Frank Britten Mason proprietor and editor of the Tenby Observer. The Plaintiffs asked for an146 words
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162 1908-01-02 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, December 25, 5 p.m. Singapore met Selangor at Kuala Lumpur to*day, and the match was played in glorious weather. The teams were as follows: Singapore. C. Warren Jones, goal; Mason and E. R. Taylor, backs;162 words
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Article176 1908-01-02 19 Those excellent papers on Malay subjects, published by direction ox the F.M.S. Goveminent, and under the general editorship of Mr. R. J. Wilkinson, have now passed from the discussion of literature into historical subjects. The first pamphlet is to deal with events in Malaya before the176 words
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Article199 1908-01-02 19 The precincts of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd presented an animated appearance on Christmas Eve, the gas illumination being attractive. There was a large congregation at the service, practically all the sitting accommodation being taken up. Father Lambert's artistic taste made itself manifest,199 words
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87 1908-01-02 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, December 80, 3.10 p.m. The Birmingham Post states that the Imperial Government is in consultation with the Indian authorities in regard to Ik scheme for providing better conditions for natives87 words
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233 1908-01-02 19 Since last year, the Dutch Government has had great difficulty in recruiting, in Holland, for filling vacancies on the Java railway engineer staff. The drawback iB not so maou the smaUdess of the salaries given as the bad reputation which233 words
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Article185 1908-01-02 19 A correspondent writes:— The Christmas treat at the Malacca Protestant Girls’ School was given on December 23. The Hon. Mr. H. W. Firmstone, the acting Resident presided, and Miss Henham kindly distributed the gifts. Several of the European ladies showed their interest in the gathering by185 words
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Article643 1908-01-02 20 A Ofiv> TjTGiftnt Gazette Extraordinary, .published oh the 27th ult., brings into operatioif in tf.V Co.ony the regulations concerning *.f muzzling of in eonsequence of an ut l »n a o: rub rivery dog k*rt within tL* Municipal •limits is compelled v w*ur a zxiuzzl* of an643 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article96 1908-01-02 20 Singapore Golf Club. The December monthly medal will bo played for at the Racecourse oa Saturday and Sunday, tne 4th and 5th instant. The January monthly medal will be played for on Saturday and Sunday, the 11th ,and 12th proximo. The Goid Medal for monthly winners during 1907 will96 words
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Article119 1908-01-02 20 Penang Cup Tie. Our Penang correspondent writing on the 28rd ult. says: It has now been decided who ure to be the finalists in the Cup Tie competition inaugurated by the Penang Football League -the Penang Cricket Club aud the Crescent. The final will be played on New119 words
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Article138 1908-01-02 20 Penang v. Perak. On Christmas Day aud Boxing Day an inter-state cricket match was played at Taiping between Penang and Perak, and the Settlement won by 87 runs. Two innings were played. In the first, Penang scored 128, of which F. M. Keyworth was responsible for 54, G. R.138 words
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Article210 1908-01-02 20 West Kents Win Perak Cup. The West Kents polo teams have won the Sultan of Perak’s Cup and at Kuala Lumpur, on the 21st ult., the members of the team were entertained at dinner by the Selangor Polo Club. Mr. C. E. Spooner presided. Loyal toasts were honoured and210 words
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Article670 1908-01-02 20 Further testimony to the esteem in which Mr. C. E. Veig*. the registrar of the Supreme Court, is held by bench and bar, was paid on the cist ult., in the presence of a large a«-»emblv of the legal fraternity in the Court, presided over by Mr.670 words
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Article1845 1908-01-02 21 London, December 24. Referring to Count Okuma’s speech at Koto, inlrhich allusion was made to India, a lioh Japanese official who was mtorLondon is further stated to have !2d that he considered the statement made ofr Thomas Sutherland, as Chairman of and Oriental Steam Navig*. Sn Company, as1,845 words
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Article451 1908-01-02 22 h» riin, 1 December 24. There ba*> been a convict between the workmen and the troops in Iquique, in Chile. Two hundred workmen were killed. Count K :no von Moitke, who i* prosecuting Uerr Harden. Editor of the Zukunft, for criminal libel, on account of allegations made again-tt451 words
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288 1908-01-02 22 One of the Bills to be introduced .shortly into the Legislative Council refers to the improvement of the Singapore River. The Bill provides for the reconstruction of new revetment walls the cost of which will, in the first instance, be288 words
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188 1908-01-02 22 Mr. Justice Fisher, on the 31st uit., gave judgment on the appeal of Sar&m Singh, a Sikh Corporal who was convicted, by the Second Magistrate, of the theft of vegetables from Chinese vendors. His Lordship said that if the conviction were true, the188 words
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Article278 1908-01-02 22 DbCENMR 81, 1907. PRODUCE. Gambler ft 6.60 do (Cube So. h unpicked 0.76 Copra Bal; 7.66 do Pontianak 740 Pepper, Blaok N 1240 do White 6% 18.80 Sago Floor Sarawak M 840 do Brunei No. 1 2.08 Pearl Sago 4.26 Coffee Bali, pioked 2640 Coffee, Palembang, 20% 22.66 Coffee,278 words
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Article106 1908-01-02 22 Wiring from Peking on the 2nd ultimo, the correspondent of t>he China mail reported The Peking Government lias telegraphed instruction to the Canton Viceroy to deal severely with the opponents to the foreign patrolling of the West River. Great dissati faction is expressed by the Peking106 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article581 1908-01-02 23 December 24 Marn» J *P Btr ArakftWl Bombay, Simone ta Brit str, Seilson, Rangoon, Boostead Leong, Brit str, Ruehton, Bangkok, Low Snm Brit str, Sanderson, Port Swettenham, Straits S. S. Coy* Ban Poh Guan, Brit str, Smith, Ma<;*ssar, P||) AoH&nc. Siam str, Danbolt, Bangkok, East Asiatic Coy Oagmar, Ger581 words
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Article396 1908-01-02 23 December 25 Syria, Brit str, Antwerp via ports 4 Bangkok, Ger str, Bangkok Kinta, Brit str, Teluk Anson via ports Brouwer, Dut str, Djambie Hainam, Brit str, Muar and Malacca Giang Ann, Dut str, Samarang via ports G. G. Meyer, Dut str, Muntok, Palembang Spezia, Ger str, Taku, Nagasaki,396 words
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PASSENGERS LIST.
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Article621 1908-01-02 23 By the Syria. Capt. D. C. Gregor, Dec. 28. From Yokohama: Mrs. Foster.. From Skin-. ghai: Miss Naylor. From Hongkoag: Misses M. and H. Little, Mr. W. A. Dowley. By the Kistna, Capt. Learmont, Deo. 28. From Penang and Port Swettenham: Mr. L. B. L. Buckley, Mr.621 words
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Article40 1908-01-02 23 By the Arcadia, Dec. 22. For Hongkong: Mr. and Mrs. Woe Cbiow Keng, Miss Wee Swee Neo, Master Wee Sin Nup, Mp. A. Glennie, Mrs. Cameron, Mr. F. ITs Jacob Mr. W Elies, Mr. W. C. Lacey.40 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, DECEMBER 30, 1907
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Article267 1908-01-02 24 DM 0( Imm P»id I Shares Comoaay QcocanoM st forma- Capitol ftabecrtbed of Value up to 1 Unissued too bharm ~i*m mooam woooo j joam .10 .10 i;m *|S 1907 9800,000 22*!m5! am tin Brnith Hydreniio Tin M. Go.. Lid. 15.00 i£ 85$ "Si S S T 0 «-8267 words
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Article362 1908-01-02 24 •MM mi oa am 46,500 £1 £1 10,000 Aaglo-Malay Robber 00.. Ltd. (folly paid) £4.5.0 1905 £150,000 £115,595 £1 M i 7 M (oontrib. £8.10.0 1905 9900.000 9105.000 10.500 910 910 Balgownie Robber Eatole Lid. (tolly paid 194 00 arniMA a,a am 1 7 000 £1 £1 12,000 Bain362 words
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Article131 1908-01-02 24 J®®* £3,877.10.0; £4,805 7,6%8 12/6 13/6 916 j Belli Aebestoe Eastern Ageney, Lid B7JM 1W8 99)6,000 19)5,000 4,500 950 950 I Frneer A Nee™, LVi. 1965 916.000.000 916,000,000 40*000 9126 fm Hongkong and 8hnagluki Beak 575*00 1906 99.400.000 92,*00,000 f JJ2J Hownrtb Enkine, L*d. Jg^oo IM« 11.000.000 *1.000.000 J}®®131 words
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