The Straits Budget, 16 January 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-01-16 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL LXII. NO. 2605. Singapore, Thursday, January 16,1908. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTVRY Price 25 cent*.27 words
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Article219 1908-01-16 1 LEADERS: British Interests in Dutch Rubber Companies *8 Depression in the b.M.S. Tin Industry Chinese Menace to British Trade 12 Railway Administration in theF.M.S. 13 Perjury iu the Singapore Courts 13 Parliamentary Government iu Indo-Cliina 18 The Competition for Eastern Shipping Freights 14 Delusive Returns of British219 words
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920 1908-01-16 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lipis, January 4. A recent Gazette Extraordinary contains a revised scale of Customs Duties which came luto force on New Year’s Day. The import duty ou Opium, Asiatic Tobacco, aud Toddy remains unaltered,920 words
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1156 1908-01-16 2 (From Ouk Own Cokkksiondknt.) Lipis. January 6. The State Budget for the current year shows the estimated revenue to be $924,520, and the estimated expenditure $1,660,947, the deficit thus being $736,427, which will, as uffual, bo provided1,156 words
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731 1908-01-16 2 He is really a most excellent tukang Kebun, and warrants enthusiasm—within limits. Advisedly I speak. Araminta, you soe, once wrote an Ode on the subject. The thiug begau— All praise to thee, my gardener Haji! Of all my731 words
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321 1908-01-16 3 The advance statement of weight of block tin and tin ore exported during the mouths of January and December inclusive, and of the duty collected thereon, as compared with the corresponding period in the previous year, lias been sent321 words
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70 1908-01-16 3 At the Assizes, on the 13th inst., Mohamed Juri bin Samat, who acknowledged having been thrice convicted previously, was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment for theft of clothing valued at $14.50, belonging to one Kanasamy. Hadji Myden bin Kedurn Mohamed was convicted of theft of70 words
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Article1078 1908-01-16 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, December 13. The estimated deficit balance of $410,688 in the financial statement of the Straits Settlements as set bofore the Legislative Council by His Excellency Sir John Anderson, on October1,078 words
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Article197 1908-01-16 3 A sampan man, named Too Bay, prosecuted two boatmen, named Lee, Yong Uhd Tian Tee, before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, on the 9th inst., on the charge of tiieft of a sampan, valued at $60. Mr. V. D. Knowles appeared for the197 words
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1116 1908-01-16 4 It was one of those afternoons which hang heavy and damp, when the half-clad coolie feels bis ricksha drag slowly and the drowsy European longs for sleep. Alighting from my vehicle at the foot of an1,116 words
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217 1908-01-16 4 While driving from Kampar to Temoh, M. Bailleux, mauager of the French Mining Company’s mine at Temoh, was held up, the other day, by a gang of sixteen armed men, who levelled revolvers at his head and relieved217 words
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516 1908-01-16 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, December 18. Messrs. J. W. B. Maclaren and E. W. Presgrave were conspicuous among the healthiest and most robust-looking of Straits men at the last Straits Settlements Dinner, and whatever reasons they may have had for516 words
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Article109 1908-01-16 4 Tho servants at No. 2 St. Thomas Walk heard the dogs barking at 4 o'clock, on Sunday morning, but paid no attention. When the occupants of the house awoke, however, it was ascertained that the room of Mr. Donovan had been entered. A chair was109 words
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1995 1908-01-16 5 \s at present constituted there is no Bench Court in Singapore. sLh was the pimcipal contention of Everitt. on the 10th inst., before ve Magistrates, sittiDg nevertheless as a S Court, to rehear a summons token1,995 words
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270 1908-01-16 6 Three office™ of a large foreign steamer berthed at Taojong Pagar had an exciting experience in a motor launch on the 9th test., an experience which they are not likely to forgot in a hurry, inasmuch as they had a270 words
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277 1908-01-16 6 Mr. C. F. .1. Green, the Second Magistrate, nat, on tbo 9th inst., to hold a preliminary inquiry into the charge of murder of Sou Teng Ann, the towkay who hail charge of the coal coolies at Tanjong Pagar for the277 words
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Article33 1908-01-16 6 We liave received notification of the follow. l»frT m,n ntputH {or the month of December The Belat Tin Mining Company n,. 352.50 piculs. Kuautan Tin Mining Company Ltd., 358.25 piculs.33 words
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623 1908-01-16 6 Mr. E. E. Colman, the Third Magistrate, oil the 9th inst., further heard the case in which Koh China was charged with possession of two hypodermic syringes for nse with morphine. Mr. E. Farrer-Baynes appeared for the Opium Farmers and Mr.623 words
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69 1908-01-16 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Hongkong, Jauuary 12. 1 p.m. The shipping war which has been main tained between the North German Lloyd and Nippon Yusen Kaisha on the Bangkok run has come to an end. The Japanese Company agrees69 words
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398 1908-01-16 6 (From Our Own Corrxspondbnt.) Lipis, January 8. The Pahang gold export for 1907 hat* amounted to 11,759 ounces, all of which was from Kaub, which has for the past two or three years been the only working gold mine in398 words
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Article64 1908-01-16 6 The section of the Sunning railway between Kung Yick and Banning City was successfully opened on the 6th instant. The arrangements for the return journey to Hongkong became disorganised and the European guests were detained at the Customs House, at Kongmoon, for the night* Dr. Hose, Bishop64 words
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664 1908-01-16 7 the Arab who has ahead} been 1 'l' 1 Tiiiicl Magistrate on a charge of UI Y Sved Vbdulkader bin Abdulrahand against whom some wtt *i"* already been taken, appeared LVi "mCouit. ou tlio 11th inst.. together with ti.,* M-ilrtV who was664 words
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312 1908-01-16 7 There was an interesting episode at the Assize Court, on the 10th inst,, when Li All Tai was charged with housebreaking after preparation for violence, i When His Lordship Mr. T. Se room be Smith learned that the312 words
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Article102 1908-01-16 7 Mr. E. E. Colmau, the Third Magistrate, fined a Chinese coolie $5, on the 11th inst., for tampering with a street hydrant. Mr. Saxelby, acting Superintendent of Mains and Services, prosecuted, and said that an enormous amount of water was being wasted in this way, besides102 words
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Article102 1908-01-16 7 The following properties were disposed of at auction by Messrs. Fernandez and Company Freehold land situate at Moulmein Road, total area 5,400 sq. ft., bought by Abdul Karim at 5tV cts. per sq. ft. Freehold land situate off Moulmein Road, total area 3,299 sq. ft., sold at102 words
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456 1908-01-16 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, December 18. The presentation plate, for which the merchants, bankers, members of the legal j profession, and others concerned in the comj inerce of Singafiore subscribed, has been I selected by Mr. H.456 words
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Article74 1908-01-16 7 Four Chinese were brought before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Gibson and Howard, on the 13th inst., on a charge of removing property under seizure. The evidence showed that about thirty Chinese entered the premises under seizure, in Johore Road, overpowering the watchmen, and carrying off the74 words
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1305 1908-01-16 8 The following letters have been received with reference to the Municipality and its contracts: To the Editor of the* Straits Times. Singapore, January 8. Sir, 1 have read with much interest your loading article of Saturday1,305 words
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Article789 1908-01-16 8 We are informed on credible authority that oue of the leading English constituents of the Far Eastern Shipping Conference has notified its approaching withdrawal from the combination, and that there is every likelihood of the Conference c789 words
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Article65 1908-01-16 9 The following is a return of the quantity of cultivated rubber exported from the FM.S. during 1906 and ’07: Total export Export during during Increase. 1907. 1906. lbs. lbs. lbs. IVnaU 255,580 149,640 105,890 Selangor 1,198,751 681,040 517,711 Negri Sembilan 580,004 198,112 881,892 Pahang Total 1,984,285 1,028.79265 words
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Article119 1908-01-16 9 Before Mr. Justice Fisher, on the 14th inst., Messrs. Ghee Soon and Company sued a European lady customer for $1,042.98 alleged to be balance due for goods sold and delivered, for the use of her household. The lady’s husband is said to be a bankrupt and she119 words
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Article86 1908-01-16 9 The Children’s Aid Society in Singapore, which has for the past few years been doing active and ever increasing rescue work among the destitute children of the place, appealed to the clergy in the F.M.S. to give the Christmas Day offertories at their respective churches, it being86 words
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Article69 1908-01-16 9 *on the Bth instant the members of the Opium Commission, in company with the British Resident, the Protector of Chinese S 5 a w members of the Selangor Anti- Societ y’ P**d a surprise visit to some of the brothels and opium dens in Kuala Lumpur69 words
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727 1908-01-16 9 Laurence Marcus, Mrs. Marcus aud Marie Marcus have had trouble with a nonya, named Ku Chu Neo, who lives near them in Clive Street. The nonya prosecuted them before the Senior Magistrate, Mr. E. C. Howard, on the 9th inst., on727 words
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306 1908-01-16 9 A schoolboy, named Tan Chan, told Messrs. Howard and Gibson, sitting as a Bench Court, on the Bth inst., that the prisoner, named Teo Kow Mob, who stood in the dock, had robbed him, in conjunction with two others, of $10.50 in306 words
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Article158 1908-01-16 9 At the beginning of March, a new monthly Sporting Magazine will make its first appearance in Singapore. It has many times been expressed that a magazine reviewing current thought and activity as it is expressed in sporting circles would be welcome m the Colony and the F.M.S.,158 words
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413 1908-01-16 10 Still another decreased death-rate is reported by the Registrar of Births and Deaths, Dr. D. K. McDowell. During December, 989 persons died, as against 996 in November, and 1,098 in October, and the death-rate fell from 15.10 to 14.84. Phthisis appears to413 words
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Article182 1908-01-16 10 Mr. Arthur Bligh Stephens, of the Forestry Department of the F.M.S. Government, died at .the European Hospital, Taiping. on the 7th inst. The deceased gentleman, who was 52 years of age, suffered from heart trouble. He entered the F.M.S. Government service in *****. Both socially and182 words
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402 1908-01-16 10 Mr. Justice Fisher vacated his seat in the Supreme Court, on the 9th inst., in favour of Mr. Jnstiee Sercombe Smith, and found a busy two hours awaiting him at the Council Chamber, where affairs financial were discussed. ft seems to have402 words
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Article184 1908-01-16 10 The local Manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation has received the following telegram from his Head Office at Hongkong:— Subject to audit, Bank Dividend for halfyear will probably be 40/- Old Issue Shares; 80/- New Issue Shares; added to Silver Reserve, $5 lacs; carried forward184 words
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401 1908-01-16 10 Seven years' imprisonment for forging a delivery order was given at the Assizes, on the 9th inst., by Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, to Chan Ah Seug, a coolie with a record of crime. Afterwards Leo Fah Chong, Ah Seong and Leong401 words
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Article187 1908-01-16 10 lhe Committee of fcbo Singapore Art Club met on Thursday evening and it was decided to hold the annual exhibition in February, provided there was a sufficient number of exhibits forthcomig and also that the F.M.S. and Penang Art Clubs gave their support. The number of artists187 words
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835 1908-01-16 11 The following i* the report of the sionpral Manager to the Directors of the SSb Australian Gold Mining Company, Limited, for the month ended December 28 G7ntlemen,—I herewith beg to submit my monthly report on your mining and milling 0P The835 words
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279 1908-01-16 11 On the 8th inst., his Lordship Justice Sercombe Smith had before him at the Assize Court, the case in which Patrick Maximilian Nunis, a dresser in the General Hospital, was indicted with criminal breach of trust of $5, in the capacity of a279 words
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334 1908-01-16 11 Hot Tong Ting, who was sentenced to a month’s rigorous imprisonment a few days ago, for escaping from legal custody, appeared before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Howard and Gibson, on Bth inst, in the custody of a warder, to answer334 words
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Article142 1908-01-16 11 Before Mr. A. J. Law, acting Chief Justice, at the Supreme Court, this morning, Tan Teck Hang asked for an injunction restraining Tan Peck Cbua from removing the business of Chop Law Chia Wha Heng to Dutch territory. Mr. M. J. Upcott appeared for the plaintin and142 words
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Article104 1908-01-16 11 One of Manila’s visitors at the present time is Mr. .T. R. C. Aldwortb, customs commissioner of the Federated Malay States. He is a guest at the Metropole hotel, and is here for the purpose of investigating the methods adopted by the local govermnent to prevent the104 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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806 1908-01-16 12 Straits Times, January 9. The management of planting and mining companion in Netherlands* India has to be wholly in Dutch hands, the laws of the Colony stipulating clearly this provision, in order that international complications may notarise. Investments of foreign capital in such undertakingsStraits Times, January 9. - 806 words
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330 1908-01-16 12 Straits Tinic'B, January 13. When the Senior Warden of Mines in the Federated Malay States comes to prepare his official returns for the first quarter of the current year, he will be confronted with a task that is gloomy and ominous if the tinStraits Tinic'B, January 13. - 330 words
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Article601 1908-01-16 12 -Straits Times, January 9. On other occasions, we have dealt with the strange development Chinese national spirit is taking, and quite recently referred to the telegrams sent to Peking by Chinese residents of Singapore in regard to the patrol of the West Hiver by British-Straits Times, January 9. - 601 words
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1167 1908-01-16 13 Straits Times, January 10. On December 27, we reproduced from the Malay Mail some editorial comments on the Federal Estimates for the current financial ye;ir It must strike the careful reader of iat article that the warning cry of economy, uttered with so much insistenceStraits Times, January 10. - 1,167 words
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Article275 1908-01-16 13 Straits Times, January 15. Id view of the statement of Mr. Justice Fisher, in giving judgment in a tongkang collision case at the Supreme Court, on Monday, that this was another of chose unfortunate cases *of which perjury and subornation of perjury formed the mostStraits Times, January 15. - 275 words
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593 1908-01-16 13 head of the Government.—Straits Times, January 15. The retirement of M. Bean from the Governor-Generalship of Indo-China, 4hicb has been so .long rmhourcd, is now \jo longer a matter of doubt. The Saigon Opinion has been assured on good authority that the Governor-General will leave Saigonhead of the Government.—Straits Times, January 15. - 593 words
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1418 1908-01-16 14 —w «v foreign competitors.—Straits Times, Janaary 14. Laftt week, uo referred iu these columns to the prosperity of the P. and O. Corapauy, Mid we promis'd ourselves the* pleasure returning to a consideration of the able and suggestive and interesting speech of the Chairman– —w «v foreign competitors.—Straits Times, Janaary 14. - 1,418 words
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524 1908-01-16 14 Protected competitors.— Straits Times, January la. It is one of the contentions of the tariff reformers at Home that the statistics of trade are inflated artificially by imports from other countries, which are re-exported as Britishmanufactured goods. This, they contend, explains why it is thatProtected competitors.— Straits Times, January la. - 524 words
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1575 1908-01-16 15 other Eastern ports.—Straits Times, January 11. V i e w of the extensive harbour works ■Vine undertaken in Singapore, and the lament diligent search for new sources Irf revenue, the report of the Commissioners appointed by Sir Henry Blake to inquire Tthe revenue receivedother Eastern ports.—Straits Times, January 11. - 1,575 words
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413 1908-01-16 15 —Straits Times, Janaary Id. It would be very inconvenient to presentday Governments if the notions on political* economy of a native of Java were to become widely prevalent. So the Government of Netherlands India may be commended on its prompt suppression of the leader—Straits Times, Janaary Id. - 413 words
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1016 1908-01-16 16 —Straits Times, January 14. bctweeu Great Britain and China. —Straits Times. January 15. In our issue of Thursday last, we called attention to the action of certain focal Chinooe in connection with the anti-British agitation arising out of the Chekiang Railway loan dispute and the—Straits Times, January 14.; bctweeu Great Britain and China.—Straits Times. January 15. - 1,016 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement91 1908-01-16 12 Tba froo prioo of tho Strain Timts i* $38 a year. The post free price of the Strain budget it Sl4 a year. It m not necewry to uibecnbc for a year. The tubacnptiont for shorter periods are at the tame proportionate rate at for a vear. The Strait: Budget91 words
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Article668 1908-01-16 16 According to the Progress Report of the Singapore Municipality, 11,719 animals were killed in the Municipal Slaughter-houses during November. Mr. E. E. Colin&n, the Third Magistrate, sentenced three Chinese constables to a month’s rigorous imprisonment each, on the 14th inst., for absenting themselves from duty. Mrs. Annie668 words
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1400 1908-01-16 17 Kkom Our Own Corubspondknt.) Sydney, January 10, 2.50 p.m. The Third Test Match of the presont tour becun at Adelaide to-day between the Australian Eleven ami the English ropresentatives. (1 Hazlitt. the Victorian bowler, and1,400 words
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643 1908-01-16 18 A sitting of th* Kull Court, on the 15tli*inst.. l>rf over by Mr Justice A. Law, a.o<. srnpaineu »»n the bench by Mr. Justice Fisher tnd Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith. gev' judgment in tie case in which Mahomed Hv j s:u sued Messrs.643 words
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290 1908-01-16 18 i|«l:o\i ()r»: (Iw.s Co];KKsioM>»:NT.) London. January <S. The market tor shams in Ceylon and Malayan Rubber Companies hows a firm tone. I .ondoii. Jan nary 9. The lollowing rubbei* crops ter 1907 are announced Anglo-Malay Rubber Company, Limited, 224.144 lbs., as290 words
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231 1908-01-16 18 A dog la-longing to a resident in Sophia Road, to all appearances suffering from rabies, created a sensation, on the 12th inst., by running wildly in the neighbour hood! Attempts to destroy it by a revolver shot and by some231 words
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409 1908-01-16 18 CHINESE COMMISSIONER His Excellency Suddenly Recalled to Peking. His Excellency Vang Shi lvhie, Chinese Commercial Commissioner, who has been re called to Peking at once, arrived on the 11th inst.. by the Chinese cruiser Hai Chi. escorted by the Hai Yung, from Malacca. There was no Chinese official reception, as409 words
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Article211 1908-01-16 18 Mr. George A. De Souza prosecuted a Chinaman, named Kam Ah See, before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Howard and Gibson, on the 14tli inst.. on a charge °f housebroaking by night, and theft of clothing, valued at $l5. The prosecutor’s door, which was of trellis work,211 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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637 1908-01-16 19 From Our Own Correspodent.) Penang, January 14. Ti„. January Meeting of the Penang Turf Uub openeii to day in fine weather. The going was excellent, and there was a fair attendance of spectators. The results of the various events are as follow: Tuk637 words
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652 1908-01-16 19 The Mother Country sustained defeat at the hands of the Colonies in a Rugby football match on the S.C.C. portion of tho Esplanade on the 18th inst., to the tune of eleveu points to five. The teams, which were composed of members652 words
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Article250 1908-01-16 19 S.C.C. 95th Russells* Infantry. The S.C.C. and the 95tli Russells’ Infantry tried conclusions in a Hockey match on the Esplanade on Tuesday, and one of the fastest and keenest contested games ever played between them was witnessed. Play was of a high order. The Club showed up well, but250 words
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Article170 1908-01-16 19 The following is the result of the play for the Ladies' January Medal:— Miss Smith 52 —6~**46 Mrs. Waddell 58 10 48. Mrs. Gansloser 50 scr. 50 Mrs. Saunders 55 5 50 Mrs. Hartnell 56 5 51 Mrs. Watkins 68 12 51 Miss Leask 64 12170 words
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Article2367 1908-01-16 20 London. January 8. Hi* Maj< sty the King ljas inaugurated a Crimea and Indian Mutiny \oterans Fund with a donation of one thousand guineas. The object of the* Fund is to release veterans from the work houses throughout the country and to grant tlieiu a weekly allowance. H.R.H.2,367 words
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Article1135 1908-01-16 21 Berlin, January 8. Mr. Lloyd C. Griscom, United States Ambassador to Italy, stated in an interview published in the Tribuna (Rome) on the attitude of the United States to Japanese immigration that it was considered satisfactory in Japan and that good relations existed between Japan and the United1,135 words
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Article13 1908-01-16 22 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article261 1908-01-16 22 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, January 10. Sir, —As you are uow ventilating various subjects municipal in your column, you might allow me to ask when the new road to Tanjong Katong is to be fiuished, how much has already been spent261 words
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Article293 1908-01-16 22 lo the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, January Id, 1908. Sir,—As you have been good enough to awaken an interest in Municipal affairs recently, I take this opportunity of making a few remarks which may be of interest to your reader. Shine of your correspondents seem to293 words
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298 1908-01-16 22 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, January 15. Sir,—As I have so often had my fingers burnt over non-paying boarders, to avoid a repetition, if possible, 1 would feel greatly obliged if you would enlighten me on the follow ing question. In the first298 words
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111 1908-01-16 22 While in the performance of his duty at the Tan jong Pagar Docks, about eleven o clock ou the 15th inst.,a wharchouseman iu the traffic department, named C. L. Becton waR instantly killed by a fall of timber. It seems111 words
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Article289 1908-01-16 22 Singapors, January 15, 1808. PRODUCE. Gambier buyers 6.87* do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 975 Copra Bali 7.60 do Pontianak 7.80 Pepper, Black buyers 12.87* do White 5% buyers 1987* Sago Floor Sarawak 2.97* do Brunei No. 1 2.98 Pearl Sago 4.15 Coffee Bali, picked 25.60 Coffee, Palembang. 20 basis289 words
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Article146 1908-01-16 22 Judgement in the matter of a complaint in which Mi. Gardiner, Superintendent of Police, was complainant and Liong Thye Hye, defendant, was delivered on the 15th inst., before the full court, consisting of Justices Law, Fisher and Sercombe Smith. This was an appeal from a conviction by the146 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article530 1908-01-16 23 January 8 BWthMton. Brit*. Hilton. Newcastle, P. jJgSu** J“p Kori Bombay P 8 m o e r «tr, Habner, Saigon, Behn Mover Pfttani, Ger 8 gen Bangkok, Borneo Coy Brit 8tr RußhtODl Bangkok Low Boro Cl)ca tta, Boustead Brit str, Bradley, H’kong, Boußtead Pelayo, Brit str, Lurcock, Sourabaya, Kate530 words
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Article395 1908-01-16 23 January 7 Euplectela, Brit str, P. P. o. via Suez Canal Flintshire, Brit str, Japan via ports E. F. Ferdinand, Aust str, Penang, Rangoon Singapore, Brit str, Bangkok Calypso, Brit str, Penang and Deli Rajah of Sarawak, Sar str, Sarawak Korat, Ger str, Bangkok 8 Sane Borneo, Dut str,395 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS.
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Article258 1908-01-16 23 Per P. and O. steamer Britannia, connecting with the steamer Peninsular at Colombo. From London, Dec. 20, due Jan. 17:— Messrs. J. C. Watt, V. D. French, J. A. Guise, F. A. Teale, A. Condie, W. Liddle, Miss Templar, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Marten and children, Mr.258 words
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Article298 1908-01-16 23 By the Perak, Captain Turner, J&n. 9. From Penang via Port Swettenham: Mr. N. D. Perkins, Miss J. Willett, Mr. W. Seehorst. Mrs. Jansz, Mr. Leong Song Thong, Rev. Purdy, Mr. A. B. Hubback, Mr. Fisher, Dr. Galloway, Bishop Oldham, Mr. Ho Siak Kuan, Dr. Middleton, Mr.298 words
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Article77 1908-01-16 23 By the Nyanza, Jan. 9. —For London: Engineer Lieut. Wm. P. C. Spriddle, Master Gunner H. Hyde, wife and child, Quarter Master-Sergts. Burden and Sherman, Conductor J. Oddboy and wife, Mrs. Ryalls child and infant, Mr. P. Whelan, wife, four children and infant, Mrs. Thompson, two children77 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, JANUARY 14, 1908.
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Article364 1908-01-16 24 Cap.U) Bobecrtb- g™ Qw ion Bharat 190* 6*00,000 6*00,000 30,000 610 610 Belat Tin M. Co., Ltd. 8J0 1907 6*00,000 6226,000 22,600 610 610 7,600 Bruang Ltd. 1*01 6600.000 I 6600,000 I 60,000 610 HO Brueeh Bydraoho Tm M. 0°., Ltd. 14 50 1903 £400,000 £650,000 650,000 £1 £1364 words
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Article313 1908-01-16 24 1906 £140,000 £116 625 f 00 10,000 Anglo-Maiay Rabbet Go., Lid. (fully paid; £410 0 93,500 £1 16/ (oontrib.) £3 100 1906 1900,000 §106.000 10,600 t*0 |10 Balgownie Rubber Estate Ltd. (fully paid 924 60 1904 £*0,000 £15 260 f 7 000 X £1 1 000 Batu Cave* Rubber313 words
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Article83 1908-01-16 24 1898 ,,JM m 4, too mo '»M 9 6 A<<tUOi Uld 97 90 I4W *16,000,000 1)5.OX),000 Hongkong and Bb.ugt»< Baos Jftg® 1908 M.400,000 M,,00,000 «<» Howarth Erehin”, Ltd. 1M6 91,000,000 91.000.000 •>« «00 Kntz Brother,, Ltd. (Dehnltf }*>®® »w« 9.4,000 ,34.000 1 To To Cn F 2S2IS! TiSSS TSE83 words
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Page 25 Advertisements
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Advertisement434 1908-01-16 25 30MMOI(£E«iE^HUT|HJi.l. v^’^rtjjwgggiSSS ‘t" r,t ~rumoring certain dleqnaltflcaltoo» U>atdee dcrangrm**•« *™™P**!W ftS** .IwotWWMIH t iHWTI». Caledonian Hofei. 77, Brass Siasab J(pad f SINGAPORE. ILk Brightest and Healthiest Report in the City. Hotel Porter, in uniform, meets all Boats and Trains. KWONG SENG 00. Drawn Thread Work. No, S 3, Orchard Road,434 words
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Advertisement341 1908-01-16 25 Sour Eructations’, Mectiv^AperUmt g or m S s 14 Re Lt HMk A" Production. VM.S i $2 mV BY P08T PACKED FLAT. c DEUTBCH-ASIATIBCHE BANK.. Fully Paid up Capital: Sh. Taels 7,600,000. Head Ofiioe Bbaughai. Board of Directors Berlin. BRANCHES. Berlin Calcutta Hankow Hongkong Tientsin Teinanfu Tsingtau Kobe Yokohama Hamburg,341 words
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Page 26 Advertisements
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Advertisement582 1908-01-16 26 A OMOKKH-DOW9I 4 SYSTEM. prove* that as Di*ht toccrod* Ike d*J mart cwtaiuly ••ewed by s count of the celebrated life-reviving toak nfflMMggg a* It is taken fa awtedsars_wfth the direction* accoßtpaayfaf ft, will the shattered health be restored, tmk explains umjp or ure UOHTBD OP APRMH, and a new582 words
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Advertisement445 1908-01-16 26 PERRINS SAUCE L *♦*221 Assists digestion and gives a delightful piquancy and flavour to all MEAT DISHES, SOUPS, FISH, CHEESE, CURRIES, 6AME, POULTRY and SALADS. The Original Genuine Worcestershire. By Royal Warrant 10 I H M rHi IKG. THE RUBBER WHEEL AND CYCLE WOBKB. 47 HiU Street, (opposite Armenian Church).445 words
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