The Straits Budget, 20 February 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-02-20 1 The Straits Budget BEING’ THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXII. NO. 2610. Singapore, Thursday, February 20,1908. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article227 1908-02-20 1 LSaDLR* lccess of Local Ambulance Work 10 Are they British or Chinese Subjects 10 i departmental Differences in Japan 10 Hongkong and the Crown Agents 11 Indian Colonisation of Egypt 11 M micipal Council Elections in Java 11 Famous Chinese Reformer in Singapore Berman Proposal to Abandon227 words
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584 1908-02-20 1 (Fkom Our Own Correspondent.) Hamburg, January 21. The Norddeutsclier Lloyd propose issuing preferential shares to the tnne of 25 million Marks, and the Hamburg American Line may follow' at no distant date. It is reported that these584 words
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Article175 1908-02-20 1 A Chinese coolie wras prosecuted in the Second Magistrate’s Court on the 18th inst., for theft of a handcart, valued at $l9, belonging to a lime shop keeper, who said that he left it by the roadside in Palembang Street on Saturday night. On Sunday morning175 words
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Article1598 1908-02-20 2 1m many ways, tin pre sent year will be on** ol considerable activity in connection with the Singapore Voluntee r Corps. Not only is an effort to be* made, tc put the Corps on a sound ba<-i'. to1,598 words
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283 1908-02-20 2 Mr. A. C. Hudra, the well-known Indian barrister, who was taken ill on Sunday week with pneumonia, succumbed to the disease on the 14tli instant. His death was most unexpected. He was engaged in several important283 words
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1055 1908-02-20 3 Tbe following is the text of the letter to the Government, by the Mumdwl^om™B*0 J he aa jeot f J$ e proposed Singapore Kiver Improvement Bill: P Singapore, February 6, 1908. a ir __i have the honour to address you in Jaik1,055 words
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Article121 1908-02-20 3 A Tamil named M. A. Anandam sued the Singapore Electric Tramways, Limited, in the Court of Requests, on the 14th inst., for 920, as a month’s earnings in lieu of notice of dismissal. He admitted that he was paid by the hour, but said that he earned121 words
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Article92 1908-02-20 3 A meeting of the Legislative Council will be held on Friday, when a bill to amend the Stamp Ordinance, 1907, is to be read a first time. This measure is introduced on the representations of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, and provides for the stamping of certain92 words
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108 1908-02-20 3 (From Our Own Corrf.spokdmnt). London, (via Penang) February 16. Rubber receipts from the Amazon are large. Prices on the market show a considerable weakness, the present quotation being 35., while for the May delivery there is an advanoe of |d. to Bs. o£d.108 words
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298 1908-02-20 3 Mr. C. F. J. Green, the Second Magistrate, resumed the preliminary inquiry, on the 17th inst., into the three charges against Lim Siew Hock, of criminal breach of trust in respect of money collected by him for his298 words
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147 1908-02-20 3 Mr. Gibson, sitting as Second Magistrate, on the 18th inst., heard the Marie Rickroers’ stabbing case. A Chinese cook employed on the steamef was charged with stabbing two Chinese cabin boys in a dispute about some coffee, one of the boys receiving a cut in147 words
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845 1908-02-20 4 The monthly report of the Manager of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Company, Limited, is as follows: I herewith beg to submit my monthly report on your mining and milling operations. The mine measurements and assay result shows a total of845 words
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253 1908-02-20 4 One of the most important events in the mercantile history of Sarawak occurred in the middle of January, says the Sarawak Gazette, when definite news was received of the transfer of the steamers Adch and Kaka to the Sarawak and Singapore253 words
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Article72 1908-02-20 4 Puteh bin Meydin, a Malay demarcator, employed by the Land Office, was committed for trial at the next Assizes, on the 'l4th inst. Jy •J» Green, the Second Magistrate. The charges against him were using as genuine two forged notices relative to boundary stones and, as a72 words
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455 1908-02-20 4 (From Ouk Own Corkbsi*ondent.) Labuan, t cbruary 12 For some mouths past, a gang of DvaU Head Hunters have been ou the warpath i» British North Borneo territory, in the di tricts around Brunei Bay and have created455 words
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Article111 1908-02-20 4 Commenting on the recent conviction of a police constable at Singapore for allowing a leper in his custody to escape, the Batavia Nieuwsblad calls attention to the fact that, in Batavia, lepers are allowed freely to roam about the streets and to enter private compounds. It mentions111 words
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875 1908-02-20 5 Von arc a thief. You htole my money. These words, admitted by Mr. F. S. We ha been uttered by lum, from the basis a suit for »S,000 damages for slander hroueht against him by Mr. T. C. Lpveridgc,875 words
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210 1908-02-20 5 The weekly return of mortality in Singapore, prepared by Dr. D. K. McDowell, shows a decrease of 6 in the number of deaths occurring during the week ended February 8, as compared with the number in the previous week. The death-rate210 words
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Article158 1908-02-20 5 The monthly return of the mortality in Singapore, shows that during January there were 790 deaths in the Colony, of which number, 608 were males and 182 females. The death-rate was equal to 34.99 per thousand of thejropulation. Phthisis was responsible for 138 deaths, malarial fever for 94,158 words
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563 1908-02-20 5 The annual report of the Singapore Rifle Association for presentation at the annual feneral meeting of members at the Drill [all on Monday, the 24th instant, is as follows:— Finance. The financial position of the Association can bo seen from the accounts563 words
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1048 1908-02-20 6 Our Municipal Commissioners are uot conservative they desire to move with the times. At a recent meeting, the present methods of shooting prowling dogs was questioned on the ground of danger to the public, and the Huggestion was made that tongs bo employed.1,048 words
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187 1908-02-20 6 The shipping business of Haiphong was pretty brisk in 1907, owing to heavy consignments of export produce, the only unsatisfactory feature being the prevalence of the British and German Hags over the French one. The Japanese* flag put in an187 words
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222 1908-02-20 6 (From Our Own Corrkspondrm.) Dipis, February 10. Complete returns of the tin and tin o exported from Pahang during 1907 appear i! the last Gazette, and from them it wonlS appear that, had it been possible for th Pahang222 words
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375 1908-02-20 6 A Chinese lad was bitten by a mad dog in East Coast Road, some weeks ago, and as a consequence, the Senior Magistrate was engaged, on the 15th inst., with two assault cases. Heng Teck Cheng, the mother375 words
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1100 1908-02-20 7 The chargee againet Mr.LiondWillia, of breach of trust m respect of ten Cinematograph films belonging to A. Maclean cinema g r Bang kok, and of frandu“ntly tranefemng to Mr. F. Dreyfus hi* St,? irjsxtisasT: Mwlean and Company being plaintiffs, were further1,100 words
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133 1908-02-20 7 There was an affray in Sheikh Madersah Lane at 7.40 p.m., on the 16th instant, in which sticks were used freely. Five Chinese were arrested by the Police and taken to the Rochore Police Station. Shortly afterwards, another Chinaman with133 words
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403 1908-02-20 7 In bankruptcy jurisdiction, on the 18th insL, before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, sitting in the Council Chamber, there was a long list of petitions and applications, but the business was transacted quickly. In the matter of Tong Joo and Company, Mr.403 words
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Article184 1908-02-20 7 Parties of Dyaks come over from Mikai Pambar to the Kanowit, join forces and kill unsuspecting people, the heads being taken to Mikai Pambar. Thus remarks Mr. F. A. W. Page-Tamer* Assistant Resident of Upper Rejang, Sarawak, in an official report to the Rajah Mnda of Sarawak.184 words
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2138 1908-02-20 8 Tophik bin Khurshid Aljunid, Sulong bin Mohamed All Martcan and Sheikh Mohamed bin Agil stand committed to take their trial at the n» xt Aswi/ifor the murder of Syed Alsagoff. This decision was announced by Mr.2,138 words
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276 1908-02-20 9 The annual report of the Serendah Hydraulic Tin Mining Company, Ltd., which will be presented for adoption at the first ordinary general meeting of the shareholders to be held at Kuala Lumpur on Monday next, is as follow s: The net276 words
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118 1908-02-20 9 xn V k* Column, the Third Magistrate, t l( r H th inst., heard a charge of theft R a Javanese gardener employed by h„ liote l de l Europe, who was accused of 01) stolen a coat belonging to one of118 words
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362 1908-02-20 9 The case of Messrs. Fraser and Neave, Ltd. v. Siang Hock for selling lemonade to which a false description was alleged to have been applied, was down for re-hearing on the 18th inst., before the Bench Court, by order of the362 words
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576 1908-02-20 9 A Chinese father and daughter were tried in the Second Magistrate’s Court, on the J9th inst., on a charge of assisting in the management of a Chap Jee Kce lottery in a lane in Orchard Hoad nearly opposite Government House576 words
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286 1908-02-20 9 A Dutchman named C. E. Beckman went into a spirit shop in Lavender Street*, on the 18th inst.. and consumed four bottles of beer. When he attempted to leave without paying for it, he was arrested. On being taken to286 words
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Article19 1908-02-20 10 Franzes. —At C&rbally Cottage, Cavanagh Road, (Singapore, on February 17, the wife of A. Franzen, of a hod.19 words
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Article49 1908-02-20 10 Clevekton —Tifni so.— On February 11. at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, by the Rev. 11. C. Izard, Colonial Chaplain, Thomas Charles Albert Cleverton, m.k.c s„ 1.h.c.p., Penang, to Una Ailcen Powlett, elder daughter of the late Major W. P. Thring, Royal Artillery, and Mrs. Thring, Lytchctt Matravers, Dorset.49 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article494 1908-02-20 10 Straits Times, February 13. During the past twelve months, great headway has been made in Singapore by the local branch of the St. John Ambulance Association. Classes in Home Nursing, in Hygiene, and in First-Aid have been held at convenient periods, and, under the instructorshipStraits Times, February 13. - 494 words
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500 1908-02-20 10 ARE THEY BRITISH OR CHINESE SUBJECTS Straits Times, February«l8. Professor Lacy Sites, in bis Imperial Edicts of 1907/' gives the text of the one issued ordering the Commercial Commissioners to visit Singapore and the South Pacific, which he describes as an interesting response to recent testimonials of loyalty on theStraits Times, February«l8. - 500 words
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642 1908-02-20 10 Western nations.—Straits Times, Febrnarj 17.. After a six hours’ debate, culminating i» riot on the floor of the House, the Japan House of Representatives passed the Bud*? After this, who will deny that the have reached the highest pitch of pcan civilisation The infusion of WesternWestern nations.—Straits Times, Febrnarj 17.. - 642 words
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Article1518 1908-02-20 11 —Straits Times, February 19. a recent meeting of the Legislative Council ftt Hongkong, the Governor made a Jon statement with regard to the Kowloon. Canton Railway. The statement deals with that section of the line which lies within British territory, and we refer to the—Straits Times, February 19. - 1,518 words
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Article415 1908-02-20 11 -Straits Times, February 18. The Hon. Alex, del Mar, writing for Tbe Indian Review, gives twenty-three reasons why he believes that Egypt was colonised by Indians as early as the I8th or 17th century B.C. He explains the failure of Indian writers to take notice of-Straits Times, February 18. - 415 words
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854 1908-02-20 12 they may at least hope.—Straits Times, February 14, Municipalities are something of a novelty in Netherlands India. They were introduced last year, and are. therefore, in the experito -ntai stage. It is intended that they should Im partially elective, and there has just been pass*they may at least hope.—Straits Times, February 14, - 854 words
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379 1908-02-20 12 —Straits Times. February 17. About a fortuight ago. Dr. Suu Vat-son. who has been identified with the Reform movement in China since 1894, arrived in this Colony from Hanoi. Whilst he remained in Tonkin, the Chinese Government endeavoured to induce the French authorities to expel—Straits Times. February 17. - 379 words
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846 1908-02-20 12 GERMAN PROPOSAL TO ABANDON KIAOCHA U. Straits Times. February 15. We »ot surprised that the Ger Government has refused to listen to l n clamour for the abandonment of Kiaoeh Like auy other Power seeking an VtT for its surplus production -either in UUet or material—Germany has sought to esULStraits Times. February 15. - 846 words
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868 1908-02-20 13 —Straits Times, February 18. Though somewhat ambitious, the scheme advanced by Staff-Sergeant-Major Mayhew last evening for popularising the local Volunteer Corps contains many features which call for the early consideration of members of the several units, aod it is not without interest to the general community..—Straits Times, February 18. - 868 words
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Advertisement93 1908-02-20 10 Tbl pout free price of the Straits Times i« Wf a > war The post free price of the Straits budget is $14 a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The93 words
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Obituary21 1908-02-20 10 DEATH. Son»*. —On February 17, at 4, Lloyd Hoad, hingapore, Grace Margaret, beloved daughter of Hong Ong Hiang, aged 14 years.21 words
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Article718 1908-02-20 13 At Payah Lebar, a Japanese woman was bitten by a dog on Tuesday. The dog was captured and turned over to the Government Veterinary Surgeon for his observation. The statement of the account of the Commissioners of Currency shows that the whole amount of currency notes in circulation718 words
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Article476 1908-02-20 14 The Rev. T. Joseph has been authorised to solemnise Christian marriages within the Coffiny. Messrs. G. A. Fernandez and C. P. Martinas have been appointed Depaty Registrars of Births and Deaths for Singapore. Sir Wm. Taylor, K.C.M.G., and Mr. and Mrs. Brockman came down from Port Swettenbam476 words
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Article14 1908-02-20 14 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents, j14 words
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Article208 1908-02-20 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —In last night’s issue of your esteemed paper, you publish a paragraph headed Mauled by Pariah Dogs, in which the writer of the article to tho Statesman inter cetera reports:—“ and whom I had requested the Police Inspector to208 words
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351 1908-02-20 14 On the 18th inst., the Third Magistrate continued the preliminary inquiry into the charge of gang robbery, alleged to have been committed in Upper Chinchew Street, on January 17, the prosecutor being Mr. Ng Khiam Tin, Manager of the Johore Gambling351 words
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Article250 1908-02-20 14 Sdwapou, February 19, 19^ PRODUCE. Gambler buvera 1 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked ,1*2 Copra Bali do Pontianak M I 26 Pepper, Black buyers 13 Si do While 6% buyers o? Sago Flour Sarawak do Brunei No. 1 Pearl Sago JJJ Coffee BaU, picked Coffee. Liberian Tapioca, small Flake250 words
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Article114 1908-02-20 14 A Chinaman was prosecuted before a Bench Court consisting of Messrs. Howard and Green, on the 18th inst., on a charge of. importing prohibited coins, the money being cents, of which 243 were from Hongk°ng* 150 from Sarawak and 450 from British North Borneo. Accused said that114 words
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793 1908-02-20 15 \n inquiry on the ground.DK of the local 4 r Vilenoclo, which happened on her sU a d in Ramioon from the Straits two arnV nfter tho ebb had made on October 1, h0UrS heW by ri.e District Magistrate,793 words
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299 1908-02-20 15 An extraordinary case of kidnapping was taken before the Mixed Court on Wednesday morning by the West Hongkcw Police says the Shanghai senior journal, of January 31. The evidence given by Detective-Sergeant Craig was to the effect that a native reported299 words
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Article172 1908-02-20 15 The annual report of the Sarawak Military Department, prepared by Major C. Cunynghame, Commandant, show's that the total strength of the regiment was 458. During the year, sixty-one men re enlisted for a further term of service and fifty-three recruits joined. Sixty-six men were discharged, six on172 words
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604 1908-02-20 15 One of those tires which in Bangkok seem almost inseparable from the Chinese New Year, broke out on the 4th inst., in Bangkok, in some premises among tho labyrinth of lanes lying between the embouchure of the Bangrak creek (Klong Silorn), the604 words
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Article1756 1908-02-20 16 The annual congregational meeting of the Presbyterian Church wan held at the Church, on the lath iust. The various reports on the work for the pant year were adopted, and two members were elected to the Board1,756 words
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209 1908-02-20 16 The Achiuese rebels have cruel methods of guerilla warfare, and fearful instances of their practices are told now and then to which nothing that the Dutch troops have done, however ruthless, can approach. A most shocking example is given by the209 words
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912 1908-02-20 17 Though old residents of Singapore were n nite prepared for it, newcomers to the Stony were surprised at the high average of «iUce in the pictures shown at the Twglin Club on the 14th inst. In oils, liter colours, pastels, black912 words
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Article108 1908-02-20 17 Our Labuan correspondent, writing on the 12th inst., says: On Sunday last, a murder was committed in the main street of Labnan. A Chinese blacksmith at the coal mines, who has been a resident in Labuan for many years, was stabbed in the neck with a pen108 words
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Article94 1908-02-20 17 Mr. F. W. Jones, an Inspector in the Hackney Carriage and Jinricksha Department, Municipality, was bitten by his own dog at the Infirmary, on the 13th inst. The dog had acted suspiciously and had been placed at the institution for observation. Yesterday afternoon, it died.94 words
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596 1908-02-20 17 As regards the carrying oat of the Dogs’ Order, from February 1 to 18, the President of the Munioipal Commissioners (LieutenantColonel Broaarick), explained at a meeting, on the 14th instant, that 297 dogs were destroyed, of which 207 were unlicensed and 90596 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article170 1908-02-20 18 S.R.A. Monthly Shoot. Th« 8.R.A. held their monthly shoot at the Balleetier Range on Sunday. The prizes were six in number, three in each of the A. and B. Classes. In the former, a score of 99 was made by Corporal Williams. Tan jioog Phoe came in first in170 words
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Article236 1908-02-20 18 Garrison Golf Club. The result of the February Medal, in connection with the Oarrison Oolf Club is as follows:— J. C. Watt 73 scr.=78 Cant. Dundas 82— 6 =*76 J. W. Harrison 96—18 =77 G. MacBain 87 7 —80 Lt. Wyatt 98—18 =80 Dr. Fin lay son 86— 2236 words
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Article120 1908-02-20 18 Match at Saigon. Some Chinese football playerH connected with the C.P.A., team in Singapore went to Saigon recently to play with the Chinese Sporting Club against the Cercle Sportef in a competition for a Cup presented by the Governor of Saigon. The match ended in favour of the120 words
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Article189 1908-02-20 18 Racing at Batavia. The Batavia-Buitenzorg Race Club held its annual general meeting at Batavia on February 9. Only fifteen members were present. The report noted that the financial results of the two race meetings held last year were satisfactory, the success being mainly due to Straits aud Deli189 words
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Article156 1908-02-20 18 Garrison v. Civil Service and Law. An effort was made on Saturday to con* tlud the match in the S.C.C. Cricket tournament between The Garrison and The Civil Service and Law, but when The Garrison had been at the wickets half an hour rain came and made further play156 words
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Article103 1908-02-20 18 Elliott Cup Competition. The team races for the cups presented by Mr. F. M. Elliott, V ice-President of the Swimming Club, were continued, on the 16th inst., The tide was rather strong, but otherwise the day was an ideal one. The Blue team beat the Black and White by103 words
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Article577 1908-02-20 18 5.C.C. v. Straits Chinese R.C. On the 14th inst., a match was played between teams representing the Singapore Chess Club and the Straits Chinese Recreation Club at J Cll !5, ese Volun^eer Clubhouse, Beach Road. There were to have been six players a-side,but Mr. Song Ong Siang was prevented577 words
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131 1908-02-20 18 Mr. Alex. Gentle, the Coroner, held an inquest at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, on the 17th inst., into the death of Chao Mah Choon as the result of a fight Sheikh Madersah Lane, on Sunday night. Only the medical evidence was taken and the131 words
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Article2155 1908-02-20 19 W Lomlon, February 1*2. I M, Keir Hardie. M.P. for Merthyr Tydvil, I li rivecl at Durban from Australia, r itfs arrival coincides with violent attacks Iv tbe Knslish Radical Press upon the Natal t on account of the conduct of the ttul'uland expedition and the prosecution of2,155 words
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Article1174 1908-02-20 20 Berlin, February 12. M. Clemenceau, the French Premier, speaking at the inauguration of a monument to Schourer Kestner, said that France would observe her agreements with regard to Morocco. An official contradiction is published to the rumour that the German cruiser Bremen hi accompanying the United States fleet1,174 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article559 1908-02-20 21 February 12 \miral Nielly, Fch str, Morice, Dunkirk, Moine Comte i'ainba Maru, Jap str, Butler, Middlesbrough, Paterson Simone peninsular, Brit str, Peters, S’ghai, P, AO. Coy Heim, Nor str, Erickson, Bangkok, B. Meyer Him Poll Guan, Brit str, Smith, Macassar, Wee Bin I reya. Nor str, Christensen, Bangkok, Tan559 words
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Article429 1908-02-20 21 February 12 f Sir John Jackson, Britstr, Saigon Sado Maru, Jap str, Antwerp via ports f Kunajiri Mara, Jap str, Rangoon Ruby, Britstr, Kelautan via'ports fPrudentia, Britstr. P. Soesoe Valentyn, Dut str, Billiton. Singkawaug Van Hogendorp, I >ut str, Deli Hebe, Brit str. Penang and Deli C. F. Laei«z,429 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS
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Article270 1908-02-20 21 Per P. and O. steamer Borneo. From London, Jan. 18, due Feb. 22:—Hon. W. Evans, Capt. T. S. B. Campbell, Mr. Hickley, Mr. J. E. Opie, Mr. J. Gilchrist, Lieut. It. Rogers, Miss A. McKnight, Mr. E. C. Hussey, Mr. J. Gibson, Miss Warhaui. Per N. D. L.270 words
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Article191 1908-02-20 21 By the Malacca, Captain U. II. D. Sanderson, Feb. 11.—From Port Swettenham; Mr. John Somerville, Miss Jones, Mrs. Fenni, Mr. Christie, Mr. Davitt, and Mrs. Darcley By the Bau Whatt Hin, Captain W. G. H. Morrell, beb. 12.—From Kuantau: Mr. Loke Chow Loo, Mr. Wong Yong, and191 words
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Article166 1908-02-20 21 r»y the Peninsular, Feb. 18.—For Loudon* Captain A. Maxwell, .Mr. E. O. Harp, Mr K. J. Chapman, Mr. F. Handwick, Mr. A. Dewar, Mr. Mann. For London via Mar* soilles: Mr. C. Hannigan, Mr. .J. H. j n 0K F. J. Bishop .For Colombo: Mr.F. S. Creswell166 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, FEBRUARY 19. 1908.
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Article373 1908-02-20 22 Data of j Issue Paid Shares j Company Quotatiohs forma Capital Subscribed of Value up Unissued •on Hh r A .am WOO 000 *o,noo HO 110 Belal Tin M. CJo., Lid. -i J°-0° »qia of*. 22 WO |to Mi* 7,MX) 3raang Ltd. USS’JS $600 000 60 000 $10 110373 words
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Article370 1908-02-20 22 1ia 46,500 10,000 i Anglo-Malay Rubber Go., Ltd. (fully paid) £3 7 6 1905 £150,000 £116,695 *115/ £8.5.0 1905 1200,000 1106.000 10,500 $‘0 $i« Balgowoie Robber Eetate Ltd. (folly paid) $20 50 *440 7.CXW f 12,000 Batn Cates Robber Oo. Ltd. (f.p) £5 0.0 1904 £30,000 £5 450 n#000370 words
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Article139 1908-02-20 22 mtM £5,877.iU.O £4, iO-i 1,dH* Li/o *2/8 916 Bella Aa bento* LMoioru Attenoy. Ltd #6 76 1898 1295,000 1926,000 4,500 650 950 Fnnr A Netvb, Ltd. 142.60 1865 H5.000.000 •16.0J0.0OO .Vo? Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 675 0» ,w > w 1140 fiJo (l t| 670.00 1906 12,400,000 |2,i00,00*) 1139 words
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