The Straits Budget, 23 January 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-01-23 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL LXII. NO. 260«. Singapore, Thursday, January 23,1908. ESTABUSMED OVER NAIF I CENTURY Price 25 cents*27 words
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Article261 1908-01-23 1 LEADERS: Monetary Depression and Tin Prices 12 Vacancy on the Municipal Board 12 Habaog’s Failure as Trading Centre 12 An lustance of Magisterial Ineptitude 18 Probable Amalgamation of Labour Interests 18 Demonetisation of StraitB Dollar 18 Trouble Brewing in Irish Politics 14 Dissemination of Disease by Insects261 words
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914 1908-01-23 1 A European police constable named F. H. Tuxworth appeared before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, on the 21st inst., on charges of theft of a bottle of claret, valued at 45 cents, belonging to His Excellency the Governor, at Johnston’s914 words
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1277 1908-01-23 2 ghcikb Mohamed bin A«il, a wealthy Arab trader and property owner was arrested, by IMectivn Inspector Frayne, at bin bou-*?, No. 83, Karupoug Java Road, on the charge of being concerned in the murder of Abdul Kader bin Abdulrah1,277 words
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371 1908-01-23 2 There is every probability that the price of tin will become almost double the present value after the Chinese New Year festivities have ended. This is the opinion of a well-known Chinese miner of Johore, who told a representative of this371 words
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85 1908-01-23 2 As mentioned editorially, Dr. P. Fowlie has signified his intention of entering public life by standing for the vacancy, created by the retirement of Dr. T. Murray Kobertson, from, the representation of the Tanjong Pagar (No. 1 ward of the Municipal85 words
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1291 1908-01-23 3 The Singapore Cricket Club have won the Football Association Shield. They opposed the Warders on the Esplanade last evening and won by two goals to nil The game was a good one, though onedded and the Club team1,291 words
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383 1908-01-23 3 The decline in the transit trade of Singapore forms the snbject matter of a communicated article in the Looomotief, a Samarang newspaper. Ten years ago, so far as Netherlands India was concerned, Singapore, says the article, monopolised the383 words
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Article142 1908-01-23 3 The Rev. H. B. Mansell delivered a very able and interesting address on Bible translation and revision, before the Epworth League at the Short Street School, on the 16th inst. Reviewing the early translations and subsequent revisions, he explained the reasons why modern Biblical scholars decided142 words
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645 1908-01-23 4 The Siglap murder caw* was heard by Mr. Justice bercomlie Smith at the jVssize Court, ou the 15th iustant. Mr. P. J. Sproulc, the Deputy Public Prosecutor, apiiearcd lor the Crown, and Mr. Hastings Rhodes for the accused, who were645 words
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315 1908-01-23 4 Gob Twa Tow was tried by a Bench Court consisting of Messrs. Howard and Gibson, on the 12th inst., on a charge of lurking house trespass at No. 40 High Street, on the night of January 9. Sergeant Ross315 words
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243 1908-01-23 4 Lim Woon Ree, the Tanglin burglar, was convicted on four charges of fraudulent posses* sion of stolen property, on the 15th inst., by Mr. E. E. Colman, the Third Magistrate, who highly commended the detective force for their skill in fastening243 words
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215 1908-01-23 4 The weekly return of mortality in Singapore, prepared by Dr. D. K. McDowell, shows an increase of 5 in the number of deaths occurring during the week ended January 11, as compared with the number in the previous week. The death-rate rose215 words
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Article229 1908-01-23 4 A successful concert was given at the Dutch Club-house in Grange Road, on the 15th inst., when a good audience assembled to hoar an accomplished Dutch vocalist, Miss Rhine Lignac. It is not often that Dutch performances take place in Singapore, but tiie success which attended229 words
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Article136 1908-01-23 4 A correspondent writes:—It may interest you to know that growing Para rubber has the same effect upon mosquitoes as the Blue Gum in Australia, namely, it either kills them or drives them away. Two instances confirmatory of this have come to my knowledge of late years: An136 words
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211 1908-01-23 5 ,|'iu»t Oik Own Coki;ksi»oni>knto Penang. .January 1 v u «»8t pleasing little function tuok place E and O. Hotel this afternoon, when 1 trainers and jockey of the Straits were 1 Yoimrt to tiffin by Mr. E. H. bratt.211 words
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369 1908-01-23 5 Inspector Hart, of the Kaudang Kerbau Police Station prosecuted a eoolie, named Ng Nah Soli, before a Bench C ourt consisting of Meal's. Howard and (iibsou, on the 17th in!*t.. <*u a charge of breaking into the chicken house on a plantation369 words
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428 1908-01-23 5 Sergeant Pearce, of the Kandang Kerbau Police Station, made a valuable haul in Hokien Street, on the 17th inst. A large quantity of stolen property was discovered, including a considerable amount of clothing and jewellery taken, three months ago, from Oldham428 words
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149 1908-01-23 5 The Singapore Assizes are drawing near to a close. When Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith sat, on the 20th inst., at a Supreme Court, ho had two cases remaining on the calendar. First to be outlined by Mr. P. J. Sproule, the149 words
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267 1908-01-23 5 A native took two friends to the Pauper Hospital for treatment, the other day, and Dr. H. Hogan, Surgeon in charge, discovering that he was a leper, sent for the police, who arrested him. He was taken to the Police Court267 words
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347 1908-01-23 5 Before Mr. Justice T. Sercombe Smith and a common jury at the Assize Court, on the 16th inst., a youthful-looking Indian appeared in answer to a charge of using in the Court of Requests as genuine three forged I. O. U.’s347 words
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776 1908-01-23 6 Unless rain falls shortly the Municipal Commissioners may have to consider seri* ourtly what steps should be taken to ensure an adequate supply of water during tiie dry season. The matter was discussed at their meeting on the 17th iust., when there776 words
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Article196 1908-01-23 6 Tho Chinese Nationalist movement against borrowing foreign money for constructing railways in China has given the Mandarins a line opportunity for filling their own pocket:-. They join in the cry, get money from the nationalists for building railways, hut not a single rail is laid. Thin is196 words
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Article152 1908-01-23 6 Mr. B. E. Colman, the Third Magistrate, on the 16th inst., concluded the hearing of the charge against Ho Chim of being in possession of a quantity of morphine and syringes for injecting coolies. The case attracted unusual interest, because the evidence showed that accused lived in152 words
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298 1908-01-23 6 Gob Kim Bun was placed on trial before Mr. Justice T.Sercombe Smith and a common jury at the Assizes, on the 16th inst., on three charges of using as genuine forged rent receipts and three charges of criminal breach of298 words
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316 1908-01-23 6 .\tt»r forty years in the East, during twenty-six of which lie has held the Office of Bishop of Sarawak, Singapore and Labu&n, the Bight Rev. O. F. Hose, 11. D., lias resigned and left Sarawak for good, says the Sarawak316 words
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1695 1908-01-23 7 Each week, for several weeks past, the names of Cbia Keog Book and Ch.a Ken* 5J5L have appeared on the bankruptcy Ust When they were called, on the 16th inst., the nsual adjournments were asked for. Both His LoJdthip Mr.justice .Fisher and Official1,695 words
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Article164 1908-01-23 7 The remains of the late Mr. C. L. Beckton, of the Tanjoug Pagar Dock Board Traffic. Department, who was killed whilo engaged in liis work on the 15th inst., were interred at the new Cemetery next morning. The Rev. J. Andrew Smith performed the164 words
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1554 1908-01-23 8 (Fbom Oua Own Cobbkspondbnt.) Penang, January 18, 10.20 a.in. His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.C.M G., participated iu the opening qf the works of the Eastern Smelting Company hero yesterday. In a hpeocli delivered by His Excellency,1,554 words
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339 1908-01-23 8 A ChriHtian Chinese planter, living on the Chua Chew Kang Road, near the 11th milestone, prosecuted one Ho Ah Tin before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, on the 20th inst., for shooting bis bollock. To this charge the police339 words
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1116 1908-01-23 9 Hia bands were thrust deep jn his pockets, hia shoulders were bent, and bis eyes stared slcdlv on a row of jars that stood in orderly arrav upon a dusted shelf. From an expression that escaped his1,116 words
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Article156 1908-01-23 9 On Saturday* November 80, at Kndat Church, British North Borneo, the marriage took place of Miss Lilian Mary Reid to Edward Gattey. The Chnrch was prettily decorated for the occasion, and the service was conducted by the Rev. F. W. Lcggatt, Mrs. Reid presiding at the156 words
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Article63 1908-01-23 9 (Fbom Oub Own Cobbbspondbnt.) Hongkong, January 17, 7.55 p.m. News has been received here of the total wreck of the Indo-China steamer Yik-sang at the Brothers, near Swatow, north of Hongkong. The vessel went ashore in63 words
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36 1908-01-23 9 (Fbom Oub Own Cobbbspondbnt.) London, January 20, 7.5. p.m. Telegrams from Antwerp report that the steamer Japan is ashore in the River Scheldt at Autwerp. Tugs have gone to her assistance.36 words
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204 1908-01-23 9 The Coopers, an amusing musical comedy, was repeated at the headquarters of Lusitauian Club on Saturday night, to a large number of friends. An orchestra, nnder the directorship of Mr. R. Rozario, furnished music throughout the evening. The scenery, which was painted expressly for204 words
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Article64 1908-01-23 9 The steamer Giang Ann, Captain J. Moss, has brought the following contract coolies from Samarang:— For Dunlop Rubber Plantations, Perak 5 Nova Scotia Estate, Perak 29 Colwall Estate, Selangor 25 Batu Puteh Estate, B.N. Borneo 24 New London Borneo Comapany 14 Ayer Muelik Estate, Indragin, Sumatra 1564 words
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Article44 1908-01-23 9 His Excellency the Governor has cancelled the sentence of imprisonment of sis weeks* rigorous imprisonment imposed upon the European police constable Tuxworth bjj the Third Magistrate, on Tuesday, and will see that the accused is sent home by the first steamer.44 words
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Article1505 1908-01-23 10 A most interesting and highly important action was opened in the Supreme Coart, on Tuesday, before the acting Chief Justice, Mr. A. G. Law. in which the Procoreur, in Singapore, of La Societe des Minions Etr an1,505 words
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Article957 1908-01-23 10 The hearing of tho case was resumed yesterday. Mr. Delay having read the affidavit of defendant in answer to interrogatories, proceeded to call the Registrar of the Court, Mr. V. H. S. Gottlieb, who produced records of documents respecting Hogan and Company, Limited. He handed in the certificate957 words
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Article89 1908-01-23 11 A Teochew, named Ng Cheng Ngo, wap brought before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, on Tuesday, ou charges of theft of a nickel soap box, valued at $2, from the Singapore Dispensary, and dishonestly retainjog a paying-in book of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, which89 words
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996 1908-01-23 11 The Chetty, always a conspicuous if not an indispensable feature of life in Singapore, has been looming unusually large in the public eye during the past few days, on account of the recurrence of his annual Taipusam festival. Tho Ood Siva, known996 words
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292 1908-01-23 11 Mr. Lionel Willis, Manager of the Alhambra Cinematograph, appeared before a Bench Court consisting of Messrs. Howard and Qibson, on the 21st inst., on charges of criminal breaoh of trust in respeot of ten cinematograph films, and fraudulent transfer to Mr.292 words
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Article58 1908-01-23 12 Badokk. —On Janaary 10, at Hliridon, KcottB Road, Singapore, the wife of H. V. Badger, of a daughter. WoLrK.—On Janaary 16, at Egremont, Cheshire, the wife of H. W. Wolfe, Manager of the D* WilliamH’ Medicine Co., Singapore, of a non (by cable). Adamson.— On January 20, at Singapore,58 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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871 1908-01-23 12 means out of the question.—Straits Times, January 17. Tin moves notoriously againut all reason an many speculators in Singapore will bo loath to admit. Twelve mouths ago it was fairly Hteady at 996, and, after fluctuating in the nineties during the middle of the year,means out of the question.—Straits Times, January 17. - 871 words
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Article221 1908-01-23 12 Tuesday, the 28th instant.— Straits Times, January 18. We understand that Dr. P. Fowlie has consented to allow himself to be nominated for the Heat at the Municipal Commission rendered vacant by the resignation of Dr. T. Murray Robertson, the representative of the Tanjong PagarTuesday, the 28th instant.—Straits Times, January 18. ’ - 221 words
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659 1908-01-23 12 coaling port combined.—rStraits Times, January 16. Not much is heard nowadays of Sab&ng the coaling station in Pulo Way, which, at one time, bulked largely in the public eye as a formidable rival to Singapore. Alarmist* used to call attention to its advantages as acoaling port combined.—rStraits Times, January 16. - 659 words
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889 1908-01-23 13 —Straits Times, January 18. Every now and again, for mortal man, whether of the elect or of tbe profane, is fallible, some magisterial decision in the Lai courts is the subject of animadversion r\ be columns of tbe Press or in conversion 0a the whole,—Straits Times, January 18. - 889 words
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406 1908-01-23 13 —Straits Times, January 18. When Parliament re-assembles on the 29th instant, it will probably be found that the ranks of the Labour Party have been reinforced by the inclusion of the majority, if uot all, of the representatives of Trade Union interests. And thns there—Straits Times, January 18. - 406 words
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679 1908-01-23 13 that all will corao right in the end.—Strait* Times, January 22. The currency reform in Deli which aroused such uneasiness recently in the Legislative Council here, and will throw an enormous amoiyit of demonetised dollars on the money market, comes into operation on February 1. Hithertothat all will corao right in the end.—Strait* Times, January 22. - 679 words
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799 1908-01-23 14 despicable scoundrels. —Stiaits Times, January 20. Th#- arfnounccrmnt by Reuter of the fusion of the Irish Parliamentarians augurs trouble for the Campbell-Ban Herman Adminjptratiou in the corning Parliamentary session. Permanent peace in the Irish Party is not to be expected, arid for thin th< otherdespicable scoundrels.—Stiaits Times, January 20. - 799 words
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477 1908-01-23 14 —Straits Times, January 20. When such an eminent authority as Sir Lauder Brunton declares that fleas may actually constitute a national danger it is time that Government offered practical assistance for studying ti epical diseases, which are now recognised as so closely identified with insects■—Straits Times, January 20. - 477 words
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Article997 1908-01-23 14 —Straits Times, January *21. It would seem that the principal plank in tho programme of social reform to be submitted to the House of Commons by His Majesty's Government when parliament reassembles is a scheme for the introduction of old-age pensions. This question has been—Straits Times, January *21. - 997 words
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382 1908-01-23 15 the Cricket Club bar.—Straits Times, January 22. The Batavia Nieuwsblad has done ns the honour to translate into its columns our leading article of the 4th instant dealing with the collapse of the local share market following upon the unsatisfactory December settlement. Our contemporary addsthe Cricket Club bar.—Straits Times, January 22. - 382 words
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Advertisement91 1908-01-23 12 Tb« poet frM plica of tho Straits Times i* fW a year. Tko post free price of the Straits Budget is 914 a year• It i§ not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a vear. TV Strain91 words
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Article938 1908-01-23 15 Mr. A. Davies has been appointed an Assistant Superintendent of Immigrants. Mr. F. J. Moysey has been appointed District Officer, l*awao, British North Borneo^ Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Davies left Singapore for Home by the steamer Wakasa Matn on a short holiday. Mr. R. Laidlaw, M.P.,938 words
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Article1477 1908-01-23 16 (From Oub Own Correspondent.) Penang, January 15. Yesterday was the opening of the January Race Mooting here a fortnight earlier than usual, in deference to the views of the trainers that their horses would be1,477 words
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168 1908-01-23 16 Hongkong supreme Court on the 16th instant, Sir Henry Berkeley raised the question, before the Full Court, of trie extradition of Iu Kai shing alias Iu Chau, a former resident of Joliore and Singapore, and spoken of in Hongkong as the Swatow Reformer. It will168 words
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Article13 1908-01-23 17 rTh. Strut. Time, to act rmponmbto for fci opmioo* of it. corre.pood.nt..]13 words
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Article153 1908-01-23 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, January 17. c: r _l think the following will serve as a rpnlv to Runiah Makau’s" enquiry in your of the 15ih instent. It is a well known construction of Law ♦hat an inn keeper or keeper of153 words
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Article137 1908-01-23 17 The Editor ot tue Straits Timos. Singapore, January 17. Sir,—As I read from the articles in your paper that you have the interest of the general public at heart, may I ask you to be good enough to insert this in your valuable paper? Why are all the137 words
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Article286 1908-01-23 17 To (he Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore. Sir,—A few days ago, my pet dog was shot by two European Police Sergeants on the Pay&h Lebar Road, not far from the Payah Lebar Police Station. It was only a pup, and they fired six shots 1 The286 words
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Article119 1908-01-23 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, January 21. Sir, —Eternal vigilance seems to be the price we must pay to have food fit to eat in Singapore. Some time ago, several cases were investigated, and the culprits dealt with severely for selling sodden meat119 words
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Article522 1908-01-23 17 To the Editor ot the Strait* Times. Singapore, January 22. Sir, —I shall be much obliged if you will kindly grant me the favour of a little space in your columns in order that attention may be directed to the report of certain legal proceed* ings522 words
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600 1908-01-23 17 (Prom Our Own Corrbspondbnt.) Lipis, January 15. The total provision for works, buildings* roads, and bridges in Pahang for 1008 is $£*85,025, which exceeds the record of 1007 by $59,204. The amount allotted for this year, while being considerably more600 words
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Article503 1908-01-23 18 From Our Own Correspondent.) Sydney, Janoary 15, 6.35 p.m. The second innings of the Australians in the third test match at Adt laido came to an endtaym after the resumption after luncheon. Clem Hill’s fine503 words
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Article211 1908-01-23 18 Mr. A. G. Law, the Acting Chief Justice, yesterday, gave judgment in the matter of the estate of Tan Tong Walt, deceased, the contest being between Tan Eng Wan, an infant, by Lin Tay Hin, his next friend, Tan Siok Hin Neo and the said211 words
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Article105 1908-01-23 18 i A Japanese doctor was before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Howard and Gibson, on tlic 21st inst., on a charge of importing 140 Mexican pesos. Accused said that he merely came here from Hongkong to see the Japanese Consul, and was ready to return. He105 words
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132 1908-01-23 18 (From Our Own Corrbspondrnt.) London, January, 15, 11.20 p. m. A telegram from Washington states that Congressman R. P. Hobson, who became famous by his attempt to sink the collier Merrimac at the132 words
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144 1908-01-23 18 Another Tanglin burglar was caught on the 20th inst., at No. 32, Grange Road. Mr. L. M. Hinnekindt heard a noise on the floor above him, as he was dining. He asked his brother to go up and investigate, and144 words
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258 1908-01-23 18 We have received a letter from a reader, who signs himself as A Chinese Friend, in which he condemns the practice among the Chinese community of emulating Europeans in regard to the abbreviation of their names. While freedom of speech or action is evory man's258 words
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Article1512 1908-01-23 19 11W1K furred, feathered or finned sue'sf'uUv maintain the struggle for existence thfl Straits Settlouiente and the tedcr,u J Malay States in far greater numbers i variety than popular opinion usually w .;L Only those wh->« week1,512 words
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452 1908-01-23 19 At the Criminal Sessions, on the 20th ins*. before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, Gan Tiau Kcng was indicted for mischief by fire ou March 10, 1906. Mr. P. J. Spronle. Deputy Public Prosecutor, conducted the oa* for the Crown, and Mr.452 words
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927 1908-01-23 20 Malay fisiMirraan prosecuted Mr. <«. I 4 lowers, of the Municipal Engineer s Wfficc, btfore the Senior Magistrate. Mr. K. <’• Howard, on the 22nd inst.. on a charge of i rimina! misappropriation of hiH koleli. Inspector Connor conducted the927 words
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354 1908-01-23 20 The S.V.A. Maxim Companies and some members of the S.V.A. have spent a very enjoyable week end camp at Labrador Villa. I’assir Panjang. On Sunday held operations were engaged in, and the Nos. J and 2 Companies of S.Y.I. also took354 words
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Article75 1908-01-23 20 <Fkom (Jcic Own Cokki:si*om>k\i.j London. January 20, 7.5 p.m. It is rejiorted from Dublin, though the official figures will not be available till to morrow, that Lord Curzon of Kedlestou. ex-Viceroy of India, has been75 words
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453 1908-01-23 20 On the 14th iust., the prosecution, in the Kallaug sawmill murder case concluded their evidence, and, next morning, the. accused told their story. The first prisoner said that lie took refuge in flight when the trouble lietween the two gangs of453 words
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741 1908-01-23 21 Wan Yun, Chan Fat, Yip Kwee and See Toll Yip appeared before a Bench Court, connc Of Messrs. Howard and Gibson, on fhe“l»t inst.. on a charge of assaulting Wong Seng, an informer, on December 23 in front of his741 words
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Article237 1908-01-23 21 Mr. George Smellie sued Mr. Carl Zimmerman at tho Supreme Court, before the acting Chief Justice, Mr. A. G. Law, on the 17th inst., for $350 for services as accountant, and for other work done. He appeared in person. Mr. T. D. Parsons represented Mr. Zimmerman,237 words
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Article108 1908-01-23 21 The following are the returns of the average amount of bank notes in circulation and of specie and securities in reserve in Singapore and Penang, during the month ended December 31,1907, as certified by the managers of the respective banks:— Singapore. Average Specie Ac. Amount in108 words
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Article102 1908-01-23 21 There was an atfray in Chin Nam Street, at 6.10 p.m., on the 20th in«t., in which considerable blood was shed. One man was sent to the hospital by the police and another, who was badly in ueed of medical attendance, escaped. Three arrests were made.102 words
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182 1908-01-23 21 (From Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) London, January 15. The London market for Rubber Company shares has weakened a little owing to settlement day being near. Kepitigallas, in spite of the excellent crop of the past nine months, just reported,182 words
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Article151 1908-01-23 21 The magnifioent grounds at the Thomson Road Reservoir were the scene of several happy picnics by moonlight, on Batnrday night. Tennis was interfered with at many places by the rain of the afternoon, but at night the conditions for picnicking were ideal. Several parties journeyed in motorcars, others151 words
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Article77 1908-01-23 21 A correspondent in Newton writes complaining of the existence of a plague spot at the bend of the road behind the mata mata's sentry-box at the Bukit Timah Road end of Campong Java Road. The festering drains there, he says, smell vilely, and when the floods como,77 words
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Article65 1908-01-23 21 Telegraphic information from Tokio, dated 9th instant, says: The British steamer Zingara, 3,463 tons, owned by Turner, Brightm&n and Company, is ashore at Moji. Site was bound for Singapore with a cargo of coal, and ran aground while the captain, who is suffering from small-pox, was beibg65 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article577 1908-01-23 22 8.C.C. v. The GarrUon. The second match in the S.C.C. Cricket tournament was played on the Esplanade on 8atnrday between the Club and the Garrison. The Garrison were the first at the wickets and before up 245 hit being disposed of. Lieut Eddis (60) and Captain Wilson (54) were577 words
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Article246 1908-01-23 22 S.C.C. v. the Garrison. A team representing the Garrison met a fifteen of the S.C.C., in what proved an interesting Rugby football match on the Esplanade on the 20th inst. The Garrison were not up to full strength and were thus handicapped against a superior team. T|»£» fpq246 words
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Article184 1908-01-23 22 S.C.C. v. Officers of the Garrison. A Hockey match was played on the Esplanadeon Tuesday between the S.C.C. and a team composed of the Officers of the Garrison, and a fast and lively game was the result. Both teams were in good form, and gave some neat displays of184 words
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Article196 1908-01-23 22 Keppel Harbour Miniature Range. A running deer competition took place at the Keppel Harbour Miniature Range on Sunday, in connection with the S.R A. meeting. The target appeared for one minute only, and the range was fifty yards, five being counted for bulls and 4 for outers. C.196 words
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Article151 1908-01-23 22 Since the S.C.C. have won the Football Association Shield, it may be of interest to publish the following complete list of the matches played by the Club during the past three months: ChaTkams Played. Result. racter or Game. Oct. IS—Both Co. R.G.A. Drawn—2 tot Friendly Oct. *4—B151 words
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Article77 1908-01-23 22 Keppel Golf Club, Play for the January Medal in connection with the Keppel Golf Club, resulted as follows:— J.H.D. Jones 76—10 66 G. G. Jollie 71 4 gV G. R. II. Webb 80 10 70 H. S. HanxweU 86 15 71 H. Tongue 87 13 74 H. B. Salmond77 words
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Article85 1908-01-23 22 Team Race Competitions. The conditions of the team race, which is to take place on February 2 and 16 and at subsequent dates, at the Swimming Club, for the six cups which have been presented to the Club by Mr. F. M. Elliott, have been drawn up.. Each team85 words
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Article2032 1908-01-23 23 London* January 15. -The Commissioners who are sitting in ■V!*’ enauire into the robbery of the insignia of the Order of 8t. Patrick at K'lS n Castle have written to Sir Arthur S"v cars K O.V O., F.S.A., Ulster King at fjs and Registrar of the Order to2,032 words
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Article889 1908-01-23 24 Berlin, January 16. The statement that Great Britain, France and Russia have entered into an agreement in regard to the Baltic Sea is incorrect. It is true, however, that the preparatory conferences have taken place between the countries on tho Baltic Sea littoral for the preservation of the889 words
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Article289 1908-01-23 24 Singapore, January 22, 1006. PRODUCE. Gambier buyers 687} do (Cube No. 1) unpioked 9 75 Copra Bali 7.60 do Pontianak 7.80 Pepper, Black 12.871 do White 6% buyers 19 60 Sago Flour Sarawak 8.021 do Brunei No. 1 2.971 Pearl Sago 4.15 Coffee Bali, picked 25 50 Coffee, Paiembang,289 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article534 1908-01-23 25 January 15 Verona. Gerstr, Dabronz, Now York, Behn Choiwßri* otr Fremantle, M’field Giu 'n; Ami, Dut str, Moss, Samarang, Heap L-uHttV Mtstr, Todd, Langkat, Katz Bros 16 Dellii. Brit str, Andrews, Shanghai, P. O. Co> Chow Fa, Get str, Spiesen, Swatow, B. Meyer lugala, Siam str, Larsen, Bangkok, Last534 words
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Article453 1908-01-23 25 January 14 Keoug Wai, Gtr str, Bangkok Signal, Ger str, Hoihow and Hongkong Scandia, Ger str, Hamburg via porta Nmg Chow, Brit str, Japan via porta fDulwich, Brit str, Labuan Heim, Nor str, Bangkok Hong Wan I, Brit str, Penang and Rangoon Ophir, Dut str, Palembang 15 Diomed, Brit453 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS
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Article515 1908-01-23 25 By the Perak, Captain F. A. Turner, Jan. 16.—From Penang via Port Swettenham: Messrs. J. C. H. Macbeth, H. A. Woolton, G. Kenleman, Mr. F. M. Campbell, Desborough aud Mrs. Desborough. By the Delhi, Captain J. D. Andrews, Jau 16.—From Shanghai: Mr. Clouet, Mr. Stopani. From Hongkong:515 words
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Article134 1908-01-23 25 By the Delhi, Jan. 17.— For London: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. M. Desborougli and child, Miss M. C. Cameron, Mrs. M. A. Oldham, Mr. and Mrs. C. Adams, Mr. R. VV. Adams. For Marseilles: Dr. VV. Gilmour Ellis. For Colombo: Mr. and Mrs. T. Thomas, Gunner134 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, JANUARY 22, 1908.
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Article370 1908-01-23 26 of urniwr j Sßae p a j i Shares Company Quotawohs forma* Capital Subscribed of y a ae ap 0 Unissued p y ion j Shares 1903 1900,000 WOO,OOO 90,000 910 *lO Botal Tto M. Co., Ltd. ..j »75 1907 9300 000 9*28,000 **,500 910 910 7,500 Broang Lid.370 words
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Article393 1908-01-23 26 ion* euvifwt a mi 46.500 £1 £1 10,000 Anglo-Maiay Hnbbct (V. Lfct. {(ally paid) £4.10.0 IMS £lBO,OlO £II6,SiS I#/ (oontrib.; £3.10.0 1906 9200,000 9106,000 10,500 •»0 910 Balgownie Rubber Estate Ltd. (fully paid) ***** IOAi nnn amesn f 7,000 £1 £1 i 12,000 Batn Cares Rubber Co. Lkl. (f.pi393 words
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Article131 1908-01-23 26 «w% 0 0 n*mS i «fi» m «6 H6ft $15,000,000 ,$15,010,000 Jq'JIqq 1125 Hongkong And Hh&ngbai Bank 695 Oi im ti.rn.ooa ti, ,00.000 I Rnki.o, r,w. ISM $1,000,000 $1,000,000 ••JjJ® l 1 *}00 K.tz Brother,,, Ltd. (Ueforred) *5 «•-.*>* Sr* ,w $07$,000 $876,000 «j» *}&> Wtay Old. 180H $600,000131 words
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