The Straits Budget, 30 January 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-01-30 1 The Straits Budget VOL. LXII. NO. 2607. Singapore, Thursday, January 30,1908. BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CEMTUtV Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article235 1908-01-30 1 LEADERS: Competition in the Shipping Industry 12 Birthday of German Emperor Celebrated 12 Democratic Tendencies in British Politics 12 alternative Schemes for Old-age Pensions Increased Shipping Returns at Tanjong Pagar 18 The Auti-British Agitation in China 14 Municipal Crusade Against Dogs 14 Imperialism aud Colonial Interests 15235 words
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647 1908-01-30 1 While in Peuaug, His Excellency the Governor received a deputation from representatives of the commercial interests of Pcuang, and the subject discussed was the reclamation of Weld Quay. His Excellency said that, as regards the question to be discussed, Government was not647 words
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186 1908-01-30 1 The police report that a coolie was beaten and kicked to death in a Now Bridge Road lodging house on tho night of the 24th iust., and that his body was afterwards deposited in the People’s Park. Ou examination by the186 words
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Article1498 1908-01-30 2 The Alsagoflf murder case was again before the Third Magistrate, Mr. K. K. Column, on the 25 th instant. Sheikh Mohamed bin Agil, the last of the three accused arrested, was represented by Mr. E. C. Kills, in1,498 words
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Article128 1908-01-30 2 An Ordiuanco to amend the Births and Death Ordinance 1897 is about to be intro duced into the Legislative Council. This Bill has been prepared at the iustaoet of the Medical Council of the Straits Settle meats and with the approval of the Siuga pore Chamber128 words
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Article137 1908-01-30 2 An excellent concert took place at the .M.C.A. headquarters, Zetland House,outlie 24th in»t., in aid of the new building tuud. About a hundred and fifty ladies and gentle men were present. i ho programme included songs by Mrs. K H. Robinson, Miss Williams, Mr. Claud Severn,137 words
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Article86 1908-01-30 2 Sheikh Dawdpleadod guilty, before a Bench C-mrt consisting of Messrs. Howard and Hibson, on the 24th inst., to theft of a watch valued at and a tweed coat, from Sheikh harced, at No. 80 Cross Street, in November last. Accused said that the complainant owed him money,86 words
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Article1414 1908-01-30 3 The Occident met the Orient at the Chinese of Commerce, on the 24th lust.. C a Miss Anderson presented prizes to w ie attending the Chinese Girls’ School. Sd i>mcumllv at four o’clock Miss Anderson r o, u1,414 words
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202 1908-01-30 3 (From Ouk Own Cokkrspondrnt.) London, January 3. As it is a matter bearing in some degree upon a subject that is exercising the Straits Colonial’s mind just now—tho loss incurred by the Colonial Government on the sale of sterling investments202 words
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146 1908-01-30 3 5Vc arc indebted to the management of the Tanjong Dock Board for the appended comparative statement of tonnages at Tanjong Pagar, from 19(X) to 1907 inclusive. It is gratifying to note that the number of vessels making use of146 words
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Article2838 1908-01-30 4 Happy boy* *>n holiday bent returned to College on the 23rd mst., to receive rewards for diligent study, to learn what others think of their, progress, and then to adjourn for throe weeks’ vacation. It was prize2,838 words
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257 1908-01-30 5 At a meeting of the Shareholders of the Bagau Rubber Company at Bangkok the other day, the manager’s report was submitted. It stated that there are now fully 100 acres planted up with plants spaced 17 by 18 feet in257 words
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617 1908-01-30 5 Before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, at the Council Chamber, on the 27th inst., the appeal of Wee Ah Meng was heard. Mr. Leigh Clare ap])eared for the appellant, and Mr. P. J. Sproule, the Deputy Public Prosecutor, for the Crown. Appellant was617 words
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Article1044 1908-01-30 6 Within thre( -quarter* of an iiotii of resuming after tin tiffin adjournment, on the 22nd inst., tin: action brought by the Procureur in Siuga]>or<:, of La Such to do Missions Ktran•and Augiirtinha do Kozario against1,044 words
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241 1908-01-30 6 The weekly return of mortality in Singa pore, prepared by Dr. D. K. McDowell, shows a remarkable decrease of 39 in the number of deaths occurring during tho week ended .January 18, as compared with the number iu the previous week. The241 words
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647 1908-01-30 6 Some time ago, the present writer asked some Johore Malays if the world was still going round, as Mr. C. 13. Buckley has long taught them that it does, and one of them promptly replied, iu faultless English,647 words
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1422 1908-01-30 7 ,|„.ir animat reviow ot :V India rubbvr \K S. Figgis itii«\ c »mpuny. ot V I 1*^1, s;• *ft.. Londor. f t'"’ a- follow- Imtntion rubber grown n yloti and V Malaya- Federated IVrak, v ,)u!tore. Straits S.1,422 words
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Article285 1908-01-30 7 Singapork, Jam aky 29, 190s. PRODUCE. Gambier 7.80 do (Cube No. 11 unpicked 10.87.} Copra Bali 7.60 io Pontiauuk 7.80 Peopor, Black 12.75 do White f)- v ‘20.00 Sajo Flour San. iv2.k 8.05 do Brunei No. 1 2.97£ Poirl Sago 4.10 Coffee Baii. picked 25.50 Coffee. Palemhang. 20 a285 words
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959 1908-01-30 8 I* wiis my first experience of '1 rial By .1. iy in any capacity. Fortune, the Sh« riff, police had hitherto proved kind, or oiywnir. Vt fir-t. f'-'t a bit nervoii--. but n.',*{ m,-u 1 m*t spoke wit!* such scant959 words
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408 1908-01-30 8 I**K ()\VX ('oltHi U'<» 10 NT. 1 Ik-nang, January 20. I la* January i*a Meeting under tlsc» auspires of the Penang Tint Club ix now a. matti r ut history, but it lias fulfilled every pii diction made ax to408 words
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Article1066 1908-01-30 8 FlJi'M < >. i’ VN COHKKSl'oNDKVr.) Hamburg, January German v x a shipping trade during the past ha- had to contend with serious and > 'Ua y~ i labour troubh s, which have no* oni% 1 ‘Jed1,066 words
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202 1908-01-30 9 In* Karl ot Crawford’s yacht Valhalla v-M r )iu home on Sunday, with the Earl <x ph: ty of friends on board. Lord AIuu- who made the trip out with the Earl T5>> Colombo, left that port on his way oiue by mail steamer, on202 words
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728 1908-01-30 9 Captain T. Bell, of the steamer Charon, appeared in answer to a summons, before the Senior Magistrate, Air. E. C. Howard, on the 24th inst., on a charge of conveying in his steamer 67 passengers in excess of the number allowed728 words
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291 1908-01-30 9 According to the Agricultural Bulletin of the Straits aud F.M.S., His Excellency the Governor has received a despatch from the Secretary of State for the Colonies calling attention to the advantages offered by the Scientific aud Technical Department of the Imperial Institute 13291 words
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Article174 1908-01-30 9 Kamsamy, charged with taking away the wife of Mr. Marcus Fernandes, gave hip. defence before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, on the 23rd instant. Mr. F. M. Chopard appeared for the pros* cution. Accused said that he went to com plainant's house to collect174 words
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758 1908-01-30 10 Mr. Juvtxc Sercombe Smith aud a common jury wr re engaged. at the Assize Court, cn t>ic- 22nd :n-t.. with the* defence in them which Oar. Tian Keng is charged with setting fire to his house in Cheng Cheok758 words
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354 1908-01-30 10 The last case at the present session of the Assizes was begun before Mr. Justice T. Sercombe Smith and a common jury, on the 22nd inst., the aeeused being a China man named Lee Ah Phuan, who was charged with354 words
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123 1908-01-30 10 Lim Siew Hock, accused of criminal breach of trust in respect of $17,000 from his employers, the Straits Trading Company, Holland, appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, on the 24th inst., Mr. G. S. Carver appeared for the com’ plainauts and123 words
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639 1908-01-30 10 Mr. E. C. Howard, the Senior Magistrate listened on the 2Hrd iust., to the grievances existing between Eurasian women. Mrs. Adelina Villan charged Mrs. Rosario. Mrs. Kenelaleah, Miss Pereira and Mrs. Aclela with assaulting her at No. 85—2, Waterloo Street,639 words
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52 1908-01-30 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, January 25, 9.40 a.m. At tlie Penang Assizes yesterday, Mr. 8. lieorae Tceling. barrister-at-law, advocate Ind solicitor, of Penang, was acquitted on “charge of alleged crm.ma breach of trust. The case excited considerable52 words
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Article536 1908-01-30 11 Under date January 23, a correspondent writes to ns as follows, with reference to the doe crusade: This morning, at 8.30, my dog (a neatlymarked, smooth-haired fox terrier) was Irurallv shot w hile seeing me off to the tram—shot within eight yards of mo, by a legallyarmed536 words
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429 1908-01-30 11 Before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, in the Council Chamber, on the 27th inst., Lim Boon Keng appealed against his conviction on a charge of offering an illegal gratification of $5O, to Dr. F. Dent, Government Analyst. The story was that accused wanted429 words
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192 1908-01-30 11 In the British Court for Siam on the 22nd instant, His Honour Judge Skinner Turner gave judgment in the case in which Captain Robinson? of the steamer Singapore, was charged with being concerned in the smuggling of five guns and a quantity192 words
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Article48 1908-01-30 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, January 22, 9.44 p.m. The Central News announces that the underwriting is completed in England and Germany of the forthcoming Chinese 5 per cent Railway Loan of five millions sterling.48 words
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488 1908-01-30 11 There was a fair attendance of members at the annual genera) meeting of the Singapore Sporting Club, held in tho Exchange, on the 24th instant. The Hon. Mr. Hugh Fort presided, and, after the reading of the minutes by the Secretary,488 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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759 1908-01-30 12 Singapore and England. Straits Tim* January 28. What strike** one in comparing the editorial opinion expressed iri Far Eastern journal- with regard to Sir Htomas Sutlieilanrl ’s r* (amt -ta ech at the I*, und O. Company me* tii.g is the unanimity with which hisSingapore and England. Straits Tim* January 28. - 759 words
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330 1908-01-30 12 i i —Straits Times, January 27. The Kaiser is forty-unit years of age today. With the single exception of our own beloved King, there is no monarch in the world who has bulked so largely in the public eye during the past decade, and it• • # i i — —- . —Straits Times, January 27. - 330 words
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707 1908-01-30 12 —Straits Times, January 23. I he unsettled state of domestic politics in England and Germany and the growing tendency of the so-called lower classes to assert their power in current legislation are reflected in Reuter's telegrams to-day. For some time, the Liberal journals have been—Straits Times, January 23. - 707 words
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1374 1908-01-30 13 consequently, ought not.—-Straits Times. January 24. lu our issue of the 21st instant, we dealt lt souie length with the growing demand by tbe working classes for n scheme of old-age pensions. Wo now propose to discuss tho details of alternative schemes at present beforeconsequently, ought not.—-Straits Times. January 24. - 1,374 words
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612 1908-01-30 13 Straits Times, January 28. We published on Saturday some statistics of the work done at Tanjong Pagar during the past year. These statistics show that the number of vessels using the Board's wharves is a record over 1906, which had also been a highestStraits Times, January 28. - 612 words
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991 1908-01-30 14 Straits Times, January 25. With reference to our comments in recent leading articles condemning the support given by Singapore Chinese to the ftntiBritish agitation at Canton and Shanghai, we are asked to publish the following letter: Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Singapore, 24th January, 1908. ToStraits Times, January 25. - 991 words
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Article934 1908-01-30 14 -Straits Times, January 27. The protest which we printed on Friday last from a local resident who had his fox terrier shot before his eyes will have found a sympathetic echo in the hearts of other dog lovers who have lost canine favourites since the muzzling-Straits Times, January 27. - 934 words
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1976 1908-01-30 15 powerful and hungry neighbours.—Straits Times, January 29. Ol ,i curzon of dgualised his n to public life by delivering au address The True imperialism. in Birmingham, in Incapacity of President of the Binning. kU d Midland Institute. He reviewed l circumstances attending the growth of Britishpowerful and hungry neighbours.—Straits Times, January 29. - 1,976 words
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782 1908-01-30 16 —Straits Times. .January 2H. The* subject of the registration of servants •Tops up |x*riodically. and the recent epidemic of burglaries in Tanglin naturally revives the topic. The* police assert that in many caMirt the thefts are not perpetrated by burglar-,. but by the servants, and if—Straits Times. .January 2H. - 782 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement95 1908-01-30 12 The poit fr»*«- prif M t.f th« Sitr.it T\mr M r I ho fret price f tn*- S truiti *s iu It i* no! ntf.f»s’iry > sul/*rrilx. fora year. T r.t »üb♦cription'for shoro at th* '.art ti©mt«- '■a 1 a.* fur ar. Yl. S 'r,i i /yso t .-|i to95 words
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Obituary20 1908-01-30 12 DEATH. Tkhhl.wuin.— Ou January at No. *-17, rjuoen Street, Singapore, Ethel, beloved daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. K. Tessennohu. Doeply*regretfced.20 words
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Article928 1908-01-30 16 Unci seven thousand tons ot coal arrived from Calcutta, on Wednesday, by the Hn’tisli steamer I mta. The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was S92 per picul. A liundred aud fifteen tons were sold. Tin* extraordinary activity in building at I poll has come to a928 words
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984 1908-01-30 17 i. to bo ilonbtol if tUe people of binea- LU ,,allv Bi*okins, know half the real 1 nt tiiat lias boon reigning within i V Ti Li i Mom .rial Hall dmiuR the paat l\v- esoitoniont984 words
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303 1908-01-30 17 housing cheers, followed by equally rousing tigers' were sent out as the curtain descended, on Saturday night, upon Princess Ju-Ju and her courtiers, and so forth, at the Victoria Memorial Hall. And as Mrs. Gosling, who was mainly responsible lor the children s303 words
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Article383 1908-01-30 17 Acs, 1 was the lord and master And you were the lady queen, And w e lived and lo\e<J untroubled. In the land of the might have been.' The seasou was always springtime, T1 ic sky was always blue, In that land of impossible fancies. Where383 words
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Article64 1908-01-30 17 The amount ot block tin and tin ore exported from Pahang during 1907 was pikuk 33,194.89, a decrease of pikuls 1,298.27. The duty paid was $255,153.10. a decrease of $22,77&3& The total output for the four Federated States was pikuls 813,636.08, as compared with pikuls 816,786.45 in64 words
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Article1539 1908-01-30 18 *< v ;.r-j t ird -Lock book on Mining/ •'l, I 1. ly an indictment of tin 1 v*«.]< rot'd M«*. r. v Stat< s (ittvi 1 mu' ut. h* U 'i- in the preface. the primary1,539 words
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232 1908-01-30 18 On Sunday evening, the llisliop of Singapore and Sarawak. Dr. Hose, administered the llite of Confirmation at St. Peters'Church. Stamford Hoad, in the presence of upwards of 800 people. Twenty-six were the recipients of the Kite. The Uishop delivered two addresses232 words
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Article131 1908-01-30 18 Polling took place at the Municipal Offices »»ii the 28th inst., lor the election of a repre sentative of the Tanjong Pagar Ward on the Municipal Commission. The only candidate was Dr. P. Powlie. whose nomination was proposed by ihe Hon. Mr. T. S. Baker and seconded131 words
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Article44 1908-01-30 18 following is the result of work at Raub tor four weeks, ended the 25th instant Bukit Roman— 3.H86 tons crushed; 881 ozs. obtained 4.54 dwt., average per ton. Bukit Malacca— 2,098 tons crushed 190 ozs. obtained; 1.81 dwt. average per ton.44 words
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661 1908-01-30 19 named Sim Yew Chui, wan A Mil fere a Bmeb Court, consisting ot tried btf d and Gibwn, on the 28th Messrs- Ho o{ llirU j llt house trespass, inst.. on o'» s fraudulent possession n ’firo {’.•oWspectacles, valued at *15,661 words
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569 1908-01-30 19 A somewhat intricate interpleader case constituted the subject before the Court and publicon the 21th inst., His Lordship the acting Chief Justice, Mr. A.G. Law, being entertained to a somewdiat entertaining discussion respecting au application to set aside a judgment obtained569 words
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178 1908-01-30 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London (via Penang), January 21. The share market for Rubber Companies is dull. The following are the quotations for some of the leading concerns:— Bukit Rajahs, j£4 10/- to J£4 15 AngloMalays, fully paid, £3 17/6 to JOB, part-paid,178 words
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289 1908-01-30 19 Tho Senior Warden of Mines, F.M.S., has now completed the returns of the weight of block tin and tin ore exported from the four States of the F.M.S., during the months of January and December, inclusive, and of the duty289 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article332 1908-01-30 20 The Garrison v. 5.C.C. The match between the Garrison aifd the 8.C C., in the cricket tournament, which was begun on Saturday, the 18ih instant, was finished last Saturday, in bad weather. Gn the previous occasion, the Garrison ran up a total of 245, while the total secured hy332 words
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Article182 1908-01-30 20 S.C.C. V. Officers of the Garrison. •An AsHociation football match between teauiH representing tlie S.C.C. aud the Officers of the Garrison was played on the 8.CC. portion oftlieEsplanadeonthe24tliinst. and, partly owing to a misunderstanding in the ground arrangements, as lackey posts had been put up earlier in the182 words
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Article391 1908-01-30 20 S.C.C. V. West Kents. To the tune of five goals to nil, the S.C.C. defeated the West Kents in a hockey match on the Esplanade on the 28th inst. The Club, who showed superior dodging, passing and stopping powers, opened the attack with a force that soon made itselt391 words
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Article228 1908-01-30 20 Singapore Oolf Club. The Captain’s Cup was played for under Eclectic Conditions on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. A. M. Hogg turned out to be the winnor, with a net score of 36. At the conclusion of play, Captain Young, the President of the Club, handed over me Cup to228 words
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Article249 1908-01-30 20 S.C.C. v. Officers of the Garrison. A keenly contested Rugby football match was played on the Esplanade, on the 27th insfc., between fifteens representing th* S.C.C. and the Officers of the Garrison. The teams were as follow S.C.C—Wald, full-back; R. L. Cuscaden A. Bailey, C. Malcolm and R.249 words
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Article107 1908-01-30 20 Tanglin Club v. Teutonia Club. The annual bowling match between tho Tanglin Club and the Teutonia Club was commenced on Tuesday, at the alleys of the Teutonia Club, and it will be concluded at the Tanglin Club at 9 o’clock on Friday night. On Tuesday’s play, the German Club107 words
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Article169 1908-01-30 20 Team Races. There have been a large nnniber of entriee for the team races of the Singapore Swimming Club, the heats in which will be swum off on Sunday next, for cups presented by Mr. K M. Elliot, the vice president of the Club. The compotifciors will be as169 words
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Article2361 1908-01-30 21 London, January 22. waking in tl.e House of Commons at nt?£a the Hon. RoJolphe Lem.eux, Postmaster General and Minister of Labour in CDcminion Administration described hm over Oriental iinroigration^is^oUmmated. Minister of Foreign Affairs. The iaUer, he said, was a true friend of Canada. He explained that the Japanese2,361 words
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Article767 1908-01-30 22 Berlin, January 22. A street demonstration of Social Democrats in Berlin was firmly suppressed by the police. Speaking in the German Parliament, Prince von Iluelow stated that the Government refused to allow interpellation in regard to the Socialist demand for the extension of the Franchise to the Prussian767 words
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Article14 1908-01-30 22 Correspondence [1 he Straits Times is not Responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]14 words
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Article102 1908-01-30 22 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, .January 22. —Could you call attention to the c'-is tom in Singapore of dying Union Jacks up side down I lie Hotel de l’Europe is an old offender, and both it and the Chartered Hank are now apparently in distress102 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article469 1908-01-30 23 January 22 BeDS loe, Brit str, Gay, London, Paterson Todor Prince, Brit str, Dougall, New York, Huttenbacb Bros rrescent, H. M. era, Henderson, Hongkong H M. cru, Gillet, Hongkong Bombay Maru, Japstr, Keith, Antwerp, Paterr fi 8 Jacob,°Dut str, Hut, Penang, Daeudels Gienavon. Brit str, Woolfendeu, Haiphong, Hong str,469 words
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Article567 1908-01-30 23 January 22 f Volga, Brit str, Rangoon Socotra, Brit str, Hongkong and Japan Teenkai, Brit str, Yokohama via ports Voronej, Bus str, Odessa Nile, Brit str, Antwerp via porta Van Goens, Dut str, Billiton Dott, Nor str, Bangkok Flevo, Brit str, Anamba and Natuna Islands Lightning, Bnt str, Penang567 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS.
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Article264 1908-01-30 23 Per P. and O. steamer Mooltan, connecting with the steamer Delta at Colombo. From London, Jan. 8, due Jan. ill: -Mr. M.jKirwan, Mrs. Millar, Miss Bell, Mr. E. J. Souter, Mr. A. Morrison, Mr. J. S. Dunlop, Miss Dunlop, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Darbishire, Miss Darbishire, Mr.264 words
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Article308 1908-01-30 23 By the Perak, Captain F. A. Turner, Jan. 23.—From Penang via Port Swettenham: Messrs. P. Wilson, G. W. Hunter, Vincent, Standfield, Behrens, P. F. Purden, Donnetliorias, P. H. Mighitt, Wright, W. T. Cherry, Kaw Pat Swee, Cheng Bok, Choo Wai Nam, Ho Seek Kee, and Mrs. Burnside.308 words
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Article67 1908-01-30 23 By the Nile, Jan. 22.—For London: Mrs. J. Fletcher, (Mrs. A. M. Pountney, joins ship at Penang) Captain E. H. Harvey, Mr S D. Shore, Mr. H. W. Birkett. For Slarseilles: S. Uaby. For Colombo: Mr. H D. Angus, Mr. aud Mrs. D. E. Sinclair, Mr. and67 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, JANUARY 29, 1908.
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Article352 1908-01-30 24 WWW V W V v W Date of J Number i Ma6 Paid shares Company Quotation forma* Capital Subscribed or Value up to Unissued ion 1 J_ lam 1300 000 9300,uUU 80,000 110 I 110 Belat Tin M. Co., Lid. 875 E EE tes sis :is g 7 #o352 words
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Article375 1908-01-30 24 ,90, £150.0,0 £116.625 A»«>o-M*.y Bnbber Co.. Ltd. »,5 0 1906 1900,000 1106.000 10,500 HO 010 Balgownie Rubber Estate Ltd. (folly paid) ***** loei 4>nnnnn «hiia f 7,000 £1 £1 12,000 Bata Cares Rubber 00. Ltd. (f.p) £5 0.0 1904 £60,000 £16.260 1 lltoo o gi 15/ (oontrib.) £4 2375 words
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Article130 1908-01-30 24 wr z nt pztrrzxr LM IBM 415,000,000 115 000,000 {j}** Hongkong and Shanghai Bank g^'J) 1W6 *2,100,000 **,.00,000 JJJg How«!rth Erekine, Ltd. JJJJjJ 1B98 *1,000,000 *1,000,000 J'®®“ *|j>° Katz Brothers, Ltd. (Deferent?”**' >»« *84,000 1 iZ To T lb»* .875,000 *875,000 }}<* gjg KUey L« \T oa IS! ZZ130 words
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Page 25 Advertisements
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Advertisement481 1908-01-30 25 Ml This well-known which has changed ii,« o|ien and ready to visitors (Boarders k The House has been rcuovated, and will be made comfortable in every respect. The management intend to keep up the good name this Hotel has always had for good table, etc. Runners in uniform meet all481 words
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Advertisement443 1908-01-30 25 ml DINNEFORD’S The Physician’* Cura for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel. The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion Sour. Eructations, Bilious Affections i lb Safest and most Effective Aperient for Regular Use. magnesia! STRAITS F.M.S. ANNUAL. Mow Ready f *v" v v >j|L -V •'v A443 words
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Advertisement658 1908-01-30 26 SELF CUBE NO FICTION! MARVEL UPON MARVEL I NO SUFFERER Weed now despair, bat without running doctor bill or falling into the deep ditch of quackery, may »*iely s^eduy TM« NEW rillNCM MMCDV therapion, complete revolution hot bee* wrought fa tbisdoKrtment of medical science. whilst thousands have m restored to658 words
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Advertisement406 1908-01-30 26 L LEA PERRINS' H SAUCE I ndj Assists digestion and gives a delightful I Aur MK piquancy and flavour to all I IM|M meat dishes, soups, fish, cheese, curries, I l|t§ GAME, POULTRY and SALADS. j I Sill The /jtdte I Original Genuine I uSm Worcestershire. eyßoyatwarramio I ihirMP hm406 words
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