The Straits Budget, 26 March 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-03-26 1 The Straits Budget VOL LXII. NO. 2615. Singapore, Thursday, March 26,1908. BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE ‘‘STRAITS TIMES/* ESTMUSMI OVER NAIF A CENTOtV Price 2S cents.27 words
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Article247 1908-03-26 1 LEADERS Review of the Australian Test Matches 12 Cabinet Making in British Politics 12 Italian Finn’s Enterprise in Wireless Telegraphy 18 Lord Meath and Empire Day Celebratiou 18 The Government of British Colonies 18 Chinese Consul-Generals’ Contradiction 18 Death of a Great British Nobleman 14 Penang’s Desire247 words
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647 1908-03-26 1 The trespass case against a Tamil clerk, named Govindasamy, employed by Mr. A. R. Lowell, was continued before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, on the 18th inst. The prosecutor was Mr. Montagu Harris. Accused said that he took647 words
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Article89 1908-03-26 1 Ho Ah Ban, a coolie employed at Tanjong Pagar, wan pushing a wheelbarrow at back <3 godown No. 9, on Tuesday of last week, when a Tamil named according to his story, abused him for not pushing the wheelbarrow in what he thought was a89 words
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Article101 1908-03-26 1 Before Mr. Justice T. Seroombe Smith, sitting in the Council Chamber, on the 18th iost., the hearing of the case of Ahna Ramoo Pi Hay v. Moona Adaykalavan was concluded, and judgment was given for the defence with costs. Plaintiff sought to have an account taken of101 words
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1049 1908-03-26 2 [Rbotbb’s Tblboram] London, March 25. The death is announced of the Duke of Devonshire, at Cannes. Later. The death of the Duke of Devonshire has created a feeling of widespread regret and sympathy, especially1,049 words
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59 1908-03-26 2 (Fuom Our Own Corkksfondknt.) London (via Penang), March 21. The price for Para is 3s. 2d., aud the average price for Plantation Bs. 2id. There were largo stocks in the auction rooms, but only a fifth of the quantity offered was59 words
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Article49 1908-03-26 2 A cat belonging to a Chinese shopkeeper in George Street bit a coolie employed in the shop, on the 15th instant. The cat was taken immediately to Dr. Falshaw, the Gov. ernment Veterinary Surgeon, for his inspection. and died, on the 18th inst., of rabies.49 words
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321 1908-03-26 2 We have received from Mr W v Secretary, a copy of the report of T jong Pagar Dock Board AdministJL the half year ended December 3] tlon or It states that the credit balance of rev*n account for the321 words
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Article140 1908-03-26 2 At the Short Street School, on the 19tL inst., the Epworth League held its annual election of officers, and received reports from the heads of the different departments. The average attendance at its meetings during the past year was reported as 40. Thirty three new140 words
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818 1908-03-26 3 T1jc1V will be operating throughout the Settlements, in the course of the next t ilf i lt the provisions of a measure that is •dc ikit. il to facilitate the discharge of the v818 words
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227 1908-03-26 3 Hie following is the second list of subscriptions to tho Destitute Strangers' Aid Fund:— Major-General Perrott $20 Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith 10 Consul-General for Germany 20 Consul for Belgium 5 Hon. Dr. Galloway 10 Mr. H. N. Kidley 10 Rev. J. A.227 words
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Article48 1908-03-26 3 While several coal coolies were walking carelessly along the light railway track belind godown 16 at Tanjong Pagar, on the 10th inst., one of them fell under a moving waggon and received injuries from which he died at the General Hospital four hours later.48 words
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461 1908-03-26 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lipis, March 10. A synopsis of the Federal and four States’ Estimates for 1908 has just been issued, and deals largely in millions of dollars. The total revenue is estimated461 words
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Article80 1908-03-26 3 Kichitaro Yugi, a Japanese who appears to lielong to the higher class, was heljied painfully into the Second Magistrate s Co ut, on the 20th inst., to answer the cliaige of murder of a Japanese woman named Tanika, on February 11, and of attempting suicide on80 words
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760 1908-03-26 4 Some time ago, advertisements were I Wished in Sheffield newspapers asking for i cii to join the Straits Police force, and, last v. ek, four men arrived in Singapore from the- cutlery-city. Mr. A. Muir760 words
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163 1908-03-26 4 (Fkom Our Own Corhksi»oni»knt). Lipis, March 10. The latest Gazette to baud contains a return, published by the Superintendent of Indian Immigrants, Straits Settlements and F.M.S., giving particulars of indentured coolie immigration for the years 1906 and 1907. The number of statute163 words
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269 1908-03-26 4 A meeting of plauters has been arranged to take place at Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday next, to discuss recent proposals of the Rubbers Growers’ Association, and to inaugurate a Malayan Planters ’League as a sort of trade union. The Pinang Gazette,269 words
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585 1908-03-26 4 By the home-going Freuch m iii Tonkin, which left for Europe u 1|' K day, Mr. J. L. Shand, of Mew* S "> Haldane and Company, direct,,, 0 “If Consolidated Malay Rubber K-tjttc i departed for London585 words
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141 1908-03-26 5 i „>i On: Own Cokkkspondknt.) I poll, March 20, 12-40 p.in. tea 11 moot, late Principal of the hinese School, Ipoh, was brought up ,.ind. this morning, at the Ipoh police three charges of criminal breach of Tin d nations against him141 words
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344 1908-03-26 5 ]',ui Choo Poll, a mine-owner of Suugei was arrigned before Mr. Donaldson at Kuala Lumpur, on the lHth iust., on the charge of criminal breach of trust by renderin'.' to hi*' sub-partners false accouuts relatiu;, to advances in connection with the344 words
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Article41 1908-03-26 5 >teainer Giang Ann, Captain J. Moss, o Drought the following Javanese contract h-om Samarang:— a Frye Sugar Estate, Province Wellesley, 21 '"kangkat SalakSyndicate, Perak,... IU rhentian Tinggi Estate, Serem- ljan 20 ‘‘‘Gy unc of the coolies are women.41 words
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593 1908-03-26 5 Bad times in Singapore, as mirrored in bankruptcy proceedings, were investigated further, on the 19th inst., when Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith faced a large attendance of lawyers in the Council Chamber. The list of matters under the Bankruptcy Ordinance, of 1888, contained593 words
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129 1908-03-26 5 We are pleased to be able to announce that Mr. P. J. Sproule, Deputy Public Prosecutor, has been appointed to act as Solicitor-Genera) at Penang during the period that Mr. W. G. Maxwell is acting Attorney-General in Siuga pore.129 words
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235 1908-03-26 5 The weekly return of mortality in Siug.u pore, prepared by Dr. I). K. McDowell, shows an increase of 11 iu the number of deaths occurring during the w eek ended March 14, as compared with the number in the235 words
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Article147 1908-03-26 5 Mr. Norman Maxwell has prepared ,i handy summary of the foreign trade figures for 1908, in Bangkok, which has been issued with the authority of the Director-General of Customs. These figures show that 1907 was distinctly a bad year for the trade of the port of Bangkok.147 words
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Article40 1908-03-26 5 There was one cast) of small-pox on board the German steamer I’hranang, which arrived from Swatow. on Monday, with 923 passengers. Another case was discovered on the German steamer, Brasilia, which brought 711 passengers from Hongkong.40 words
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898 1908-03-26 6 We have received the following letter fi m the Earl of Meath in reference to the c ebration of Empire Day Nuwara Eliya, Ceylon, March 7. **jr. As it will not bo long before Empire I y is once more with898 words
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Article218 1908-03-26 6 Tire message is as follows:— To the British boys and girls of the Empire, from the Earl of Meath. May you realise more and more fully as you grow older your great indebtedness to the British Empire—a majestic community of free nations, freely governing themselves,218 words
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Article86 1908-03-26 6 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 February 1. 1908, as certified by the managers of the respective banks:— Singapore. Average Specie, &c. Amount86 words
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455 1908-03-26 6 The followiDR is the tenth animal of Messrs, t raser and Neave, wlii, l, .....f presented at tbe meeting of the a i on the i)Otl. instant Your directors have the houo.u to the following audited statement oi aec*455 words
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Article118 1908-03-26 6 A Chinaman, who came ashore in a sampanlanding at Johnston's Pier, was observed b y a Chinese chinting to have* some thing under his baju, and was taken to the Marine Police Station, where he wa* searched. On his person, 4,375 grains ot morphine were found. He118 words
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1136 1908-03-26 7 v interesting little ceremony took the 19th inst., at Blair Lodge, I'Tn .Vr Alexander Leitch, M.B.. Ch.B., j! p h assistant to Dr. D. J. Galloway, one 0 D f be M. aioKl Officers of the Taniong Pagar Dock Hoard, was1,136 words
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167 1908-03-26 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, March 21, 12.55 p.m. There is great excitement in Canton ovej the Tatsu Maru affair. Several thousands of Cantonese marched to the Viceroy’s Yamcn, where the Viceroy received a deputation. This deputation informed the167 words
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608 1908-03-26 7 (From Ouk Own Oorukspondbnt.) Hamburg, February 28. It is not expected that the dividend of the Hamburg-America Line for the past year will be anything like that of the previous one, as. like other shipping companies, the HamburgAmerica have been the608 words
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487 1908-03-26 8 Au apfsmdix to the aunual report of the Chamber of Commerce for the year 1907, says the Binang Gazette, gives statistics of the shipping of the port of Penang from 1908 to 1907 inclusive. In the first mentioned year,487 words
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62 1908-03-26 8 Further developments have taken place in the Alsagoff murder case. At the Police Court, on the 19th inst,, oue of the witnesses for the prosecution, named Hadji Ilassan, appeared before the Second Magistrate on a charge of having committed perjury. The62 words
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392 1908-03-26 8 Before Mr. E. C. Howard, Senior Magistrate, on the 19th inst, the part-heard case against the Straits Cattle Trading Company, charged with furnishing adulterated milk, through their servants, to the Lunatic Asylum, was concluded. There were three defendants, ono of the partners392 words
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Article222 1908-03-26 8 Mr. L. E. Gaunt had a syce named Ali, whom he discharged when he went to Australia. Ali, however, secured employment with another European. Upon Mr. Gaunt’s return, he engaged a syce named Fathal. A few days ago, Ali’s employer left Singapore and Ali was re engaged222 words
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275 1908-03-26 8 The annual report of the Din Federal Dinpensary to be submittal meeting of shareholders on Anril tllfc that after making full provision f .r k S i tatfc doubtful debts, tie net profit am,^ d *18,856.29, to which has to275 words
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325 1908-03-26 8 We have received the following letter for publication:— To the Editor of the Straits Times. Penang, March 17. Sir, —The Singapore Free Press of Friday. March 13, in a leaderette dealing with Penang's difficulty in supplying, “anyone both capable and willing to325 words
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641 1908-03-26 9 Ti.ruiu Heng Wall ricksha coolies, a"with criminal intimidation in front i,l. Hotel 'ie l’Kurope, appealed before the ThW Magistrate, Mr. K. E. Colman, on the Hart, who prosecuted, said that the accused ousted eight Hock Chia pullers rom the stand there, on641 words
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341 1908-03-26 9 The small coasting steamer Sri Muar, 123 tons, plying between Singapore, Malacca and Muar, sank at the wharf at Muar, shortly before noon, on the 23rd instant. A telegram was received in Singapore from Hee Bee, the agents of the341 words
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251 1908-03-26 9 Captain H. B. Learmont, of the British India steamer Kistna, appeared in the Senior Magistrate's Coart, yesterday, to answer a charge of landing a decrepit Chinaman, named Low Koh, at Singapore, who, it was alleged, had no means of251 words
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324 1908-03-26 9 Yeap Yi o w Tock was called upon to examined by the Official Assignee, Mr. F. M. Baddeley. before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith on the 19th inst., in connection with the failure of Mr. H. Latham. He said that until about324 words
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Article161 1908-03-26 9 Sanitary Inspector Plunkett and his family were staying with friends, on Saturday night, and a former servant of theirs took advan tage of their absence to enter the house, No. 10 Burmah Road, through a trap door, and remove clothing, silverware and jewellery, valued at161 words
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Article119 1908-03-26 9 A drunken Sikh put his fist through a plate glass window, valued at 980, in the town shop of Messrs. Howarth Erskine and Company, Limited, in Battery Road, on Sunday night. When he appeared before the Third Magistrate, next morning, he said that he was still intoxicated.119 words
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Article1285 1908-03-26 10 Within the past few weeks much has been heard regarding the arrangement between Great Britain and Siam in reference to ex-territoriality, the abolition of which has been discussed, for several years, by the representatives of the1,285 words
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470 1908-03-26 10 Detective Inspector Meredith ,„o (ecutat Ibrahim bin Suleiman, a Malay <U;„ clerk, emrdoyed by Messrs. Fraser and N Cl Ltd before the Second Magistrate, M C. F. J. Green, on the 20th inst., charge of using as genuine a forged470 words
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Article104 1908-03-26 10 Captain G. D. Rush ton, of the local steamer Ban Hong Liong, which arrived from Bang kok, on the 20th inst., with a general cargo ano 141 bullocks, reports that, on Tuesday of last week, as he was m l atl tuae 8 degrees 59 minutes104 words
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1873 1908-03-26 11 It wh* but a small percentage of membere f tin Singapore Golf Club that leaned nver the rails of the Club-house, on the Sard nst., watching a polo chucker nrior to tho annual meeting of the1,873 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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1197 1908-03-26 12 -Straitw Tiniea, March 19. The Marylebone cricket team Kent out to represent England in Australia has completed its programme, and is now on its way to England. After losing the test match at Sydney, tho team played drawn games against South Australia and West-Straitw Tiniea, March 19. - 1,197 words
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680 1908-03-26 12 ,—Straits Times, March 10 The waking of Cabinets is A t occupation in Fleet Street and the the Honee of Commons. It i„ invarUbW entertaining. There are no rules i„ .7 game, no restrictions. Everybody is f>i Te free hand, and, consequently, some antoni* ing and,—Straits Times, March (10 - 680 words
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710 1908-03-26 13 telegraph system east of Suez.—Straits Times, March 24. TV announcement made by Reuter that Italian company is establishing powerful t>Bß telegraph stations on the ooast of Tibi* is not”without interest to the Straits Settlements. If the project is carried out, Twill bring India wikhintelegraph system east of Suez.—Straits Times, March 24. - 710 words
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570 1908-03-26 13 Straits Times, March 21. It is perhaps too early to consider any definite scheme for the celebration in the Colony of Empire Day. There is not the slightest doubt, however, that this day, the anniversary of the birth of the late Queen Victoria, willStraits Times, March 21. - 570 words
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438 1908-03-26 13 the chance of being overlooked.— Straits Times, Marob 28. Who is qualified better to elaborate on the principles of English Colonial Government than a member of the Colonial Office, and an erstwhile secretary to the Crown Agents I Distinctions like'*these'belong to Mr. Berriedale Keith, whosethe chance of being overlooked.—Straits Times, Marob 28. - 438 words
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164 1908-03-26 13 enough in (he Colony.—trait* Times, March 20. In our issue of (he 18th instant, we reproduced from tho China Mail (Hongkong) a Peking telegram dated the 5th instant, in the following terms:— Tso Ping-lung, Chinese Consul-General at Singapore, lias informed the Peking Government by wire that aenough in (he Colony.—trait* Times, March 20. - 164 words
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753 1908-03-26 14 -Straits Times, March 26. The death of the Duke of Devon shire removes from the social and political life of England one of its most picturesque figures, but it is no disparagement of the deceased nobleman to say that in spite of his leadership-Straits Times, March 26. - 753 words
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501 1908-03-26 14 -Strait* Times, March 21. In another column, we publish a letter from a Penang correspondent complaining of the system under which Penang is represented—or unrepresented—in the Legislative Council. Our correspondent points out the difficulty of finding a professional man willing to give up the time-Strait* Times, March 21. - 501 words
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629 1908-03-26 14 -Straits Times, March 25. Wo have been aHked to bring to n»unoticje the effort that is being mad* by th management of the Singapore Chinee ow School, Hill Street, to raise a sum of to enable the Committee to avail thoruReiZ of an offer-Straits Times, March 25. - 629 words
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493 1908-03-26 15 IDE ALS OF A SOUTH AFRICAN PREMIER. 1‘muierof the Orange River Colony. —Straits Times, March 28. T in conjunction with the fact that whole of the South Africa, with the excepof N'atal, in now dominated by the Boers f is not at all a happy augury for tho turt that1‘muierof the Orange River Colony.—Straits Times, March 28. - 493 words
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382 1908-03-26 15 to take the same view.—Straits Times, March 24. M Beau’s departure from Indo-China, "here he has filled the Governor-General ship for six years, has raised anew the Railway question which has now reached a critical stage. That railway was a Uvourite scheme of M.to take the same view.—Straits Times, March 24. - 382 words
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Advertisement94 1908-03-26 12 the pool fr«*« pri«-i» of th* Straits Times i* t*# a year. The po«t frte price ol the Strait* budget is 914 a > ca r It is not nccessarv to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter iieriods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year.94 words
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Obituary27 1908-03-26 12 DEATH. —Ou March23, at No. 3, Queen Street, Singapore. Louis Claude, the beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Angus, aged 1 year aud 4 months.27 words
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Article791 1908-03-26 15 Lieutenant Webb, of the Singapore Volunteer Engineers, has passed his examination for promotion. Mr. S. P. Ellis, Assistant Engineer, Johore State Railway, has been granted fourteen months’ vacation leave. Mr. F. E. Farrell has been nominated as a person entitled to be examined for a licence to791 words
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Article1107 1908-03-26 16 Mr. Justice Fisher haw given notice that he will deliver judgment in the case of Dr. K. V\. Goonetilleke v. The Opium Form and Mr. <J. H. Darke to day. at 10.80 a.m. The continuous session system is also to be adopted by the Baffles Girls’ School,1,107 words
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COMMERCIAL. SINGAPORE, MARCH 25, 1908.
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Article77 1908-03-26 16 Gambier do (Gobe No. lj unpicked ,1'^ Copra Bali 10.87* do Pontianak ®-50 Pepper, Blaok ®10 ao White 5% buyers i?‘ 75 Sago Flour Sarawak 2 J do Brunei No. 1 “02* Pearl Sago 2 &5 Coffee Bali, picked JJ-JJO Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis y,0 Coffee, Liberian Tapioca, small77 words
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Article121 1908-03-26 16 On London —Bank 4 m/s 2 /4* Demand Private 6 m/s 2 4? do 8 m/s 2/4a On Germany— Bank d/d 286 Private 8 m/s 241 l do 6 m/a 344! On France —Bank d/d 291 Private 8 m/s 296 do 8 m/s 299 On India —Bank T. T.121 words
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Article61 1908-03-26 16 dowarth Erakine 6% 1600,000 8% prem. Riley Hargrearea 6% 635,000 8% pram S'pore Eleotric Tramways Co., Ltd. 5% 850,000 nominal Singapore Mnaioipal 6% 400,000 30% pram m 5% 1,876,000 3% pram. m 4|% 1,600,000 5% pram. •t 4% 603,000 3%dimoo. Straits Engineering Byd., Ltd. 6% 45,000 par. Tanjong P.61 words
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Article13 1908-03-26 16 Correspondence [Tiie Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article136 1908-03-26 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, March 19. Sir, —In this time of commercial depression, when practically all shares and securi ties are almost lifeless, one would think that company managers would do their best to restore confidence by such means as punc tuality, &c.,136 words
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519 1908-03-26 17 r on Betas letter to the Straits r nu- a reference to the suggested appointU t a British Agent in Johore, the Perak n IC H observes that the communication is remarkable and significant indication of JJ owing519 words
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Article142 1908-03-26 17 The writer of the City Notes in The Sketch of February 26, says:— Into the toils of the controversy about hah an g Consolidated shares, I have not the >ast desire to enter. The Times and the Morning Post both endorsed fairness of the directors’ defence on the142 words
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461 1908-03-26 17 A meeting of the Eastern Smelting Company, Limited, was held at the registered office of the Company, 73 Dato Kramat Road, Penang, on Saturday, the 14th instant. The notice convening the meeting having been read by the Secretary, Mr. H. .lessen461 words
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Article161 1908-03-26 17 Chong Ah Fong appeared before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, on the 28rd inst., on a charge of giving false information to Sub Inspector Kim Swee of an alleged counterfeiting outfit in a shop at No. 497, North Bridge Road. Accused said that he was161 words
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232 1908-03-26 17 At the Police Court, on Tuesday, the Licensing Justices considered twenty* seven applications for renewals, transfers, removals, and new licenses. There were present the Senior Magistrate, Mr. E. C. Howard, presiding, Mr. A. W. Bailey (secretary), Dr. Middleton, Mr. W. E. Hooper,232 words
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250 1908-03-26 17 With reference to the question of the general cancellation of unworked mining lands, introduced by Mr. Osborne at the meeting of the Perak State Council on December 4, 1907, the Resident announced at the last meeting that, in view of250 words
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Article74 1908-03-26 17 It is stated officially that Commander Phra Vieharn, accompanied by four other naval officers left Bangkok recontly for Japan, to inspect the torpedo destroyers that are being built for Siam in that country. It is expected that they will bring one of the vessels to Bangkok74 words
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656 1908-03-26 18 At a mooting of tbe Legislative Council yesterday, the Colonial Secretary moved: That this Council approves of the expenditure during the year 1908 of the balances amounting to 9282,748.44, unexpended on December 81, 1907, of the funds voted656 words
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332 1908-03-26 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, March 22. A farewell dinner to Mr. J. A. H. Jackson and Dr. Croucher, who shortly are leaving for Europe, was given at The Planters' Arms, as the town rendezvous of the Malacca planters is332 words
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458 1908-03-26 18 Presiding at the annual meet,., Straits branch of the Koval A«i«t M of tht hold in Raffles Museumf o„ t, lc Galloway intimated that they dwind their appreciation of the long and mid services of Bishop Hose, in tho pr458 words
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Article132 1908-03-26 18 Tlie other day, the turn-table at tin- Tai ping Railway Station broke down, locking into the shed four engines and throwing the whole of the traffic into disorder. Passenger* l»ound for Penang by the early train did not arrive at their destination until several hours132 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article844 1908-03-26 19 .•haninion sh 'P Decided. Racecourse links on Thursday, Ferguson, captain of tho SingaM r Club and Dr. P. Fowlio resumed 1^' of 30 holos up for thechampion>ljT n'ng lub vvind was blowing and j "somewhat with the match. “Ire 13 holes to play Z U1 one up. Approaching the844 words
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Article119 1908-03-26 19 Warders v. D Co West Kents. A fairly interesting soccer match was played at Sepoy Lines on Saturday, between the Warders and the D Company, Royal West Kents. Some good play was seen, and the game was well contested. The D Company were the first to score, and119 words
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Article1215 1908-03-26 19 S.R.C. v. West Kents. On the Singapore Recreation Club ground, on Saturday, the S.R.C. were defeated by a team from the Royal West Kents, captained by Lieutenant Dresser. The scores were as follow Wkst Kents. Lance-Cpl. Lythall b Cochin 2k Hustwaite b Coehlo 0 Lt.-Dresser run out. b Bogaars1,215 words
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855 1908-03-26 20 The following are the results of the various days’ play in the S.C.C. Lawn Tennis tournament Wednesday's Play. C Class Singles. Marsh 2 beat Covcney, scr. 6—2, 6—3. lean pis. 4. beat Phipps, owe 4. 7 —5. 6 2.855 words
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190 1908-03-26 20 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lipis,March 17. Mr. J. N. Sheffield’s despatch box. which contained papers and #200 in notes, wa* stolen from his house one night last week. The box was found in tlie jungle the next day.190 words
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Article2182 1908-03-26 21 London, March 18. match for the world’s championship, side, an<l a purse of £1,500, Tommy r' knocked out J. Roche, tho heavy. ,'i champion of Iroland, in one minute, "‘fie match took place in Oubim t nioetiuc of the Committee of National it ivas stated that the Budget2,182 words
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Article1232 1908-03-26 22 Rcrlin, March 18. A duel has been fought by Generals Fock and Smirnoff over the Port Arthur courtmartial. General Smirnoff was badly wounded. General Stoessel, who was condemned to death at the recent Port Arthur courtmartial aud whose sentence, on the recommendation of the Court, was commuted by1,232 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article594 1908-03-26 23 March 18 Rnt Bir. Mare, Moji, P. AO. Coy. K“i“lr. B Maro, J»p »tr, Yokod*. lUngoon, M. De »t*. Harthoon, Batavia, Hrit str, Curtis, Bangkok, Borneo Coy y H,KkKian. Dut str, V. der Hant. Bag.n, Wee Bros 19 Dut str, Hut, Penang, Daendels p 'et. Nor str, Olsen, Bangkok,594 words
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Article370 1908-03-26 23 March 18 Moyori Maru, Jap str, Bombay via porta Cyclops, Brit str, Marseilles, Havre, Liverpool Solva, Nor str, Bangkok Avuthia, Brit str, Madras and Calcutta Wong Koi, Ger str, Bangkok Heim, Nor str, Bangkok Breconshire, Brit str, I?kong, S’ghai, Japan Nijni Novgorod, Rub str, Odessa Tara, Brit str, Penang,370 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS.
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Article266 1908-03-26 23 Per P. and O. jteamer Mongolia, connecting with the steamer Dovanha at Colombo. From London, Fob. 28, due Mar. 27: Mrs. C. Emerson, Mr. Hacobian, Mr. Stephens, Mrs. Keigwin, Mr. Bosanquet, Mr. L. Tait, Mr. W. R. T. Brock, Mr. J. A. Hamilton. Mrs. Penney, Mr. H. Dyson266 words
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Article238 1908-03-26 23 By the.Nore, Captain G. Philipps, Mar 19. From London: Mrs. Weir, Mr. F. de Maynard, Mr. Boyd Walker, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Dudley Freer, Mrs. Brooke Hunt, Mr. Hullsway, Mrs. Bush, and Miss Riorden. From Colombo: Mr. end Mrs. Dignasse, Baroness von Hutton and maid, Mrs. Brever. From Penang: Mr.238 words
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Article152 1908-03-26 23 By the P. R. Luitpold, March 20.—For Hongkong: Mr. aud Mrs. M. Polter, Dr. aud Mrs. Hinze, Dr. and Mrs. Lindner, Mr. Fontaine, Mr. Daurelle, Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt, Major C. H. James, Mr. Takahi'hi, Mr. Luthringhans, Mr. J. C. Wilbore, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Parkin, Mr. and152 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, MARCH 25, 1908.
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Article394 1908-03-26 24 Lmm» of Himoef Imqo Paid Shares Comoanv )no forme- Capital Srbsaribed of Valne apto Unissued Quotations' D iBr68 1908 6800 000 6400,000 80,000 610 610 Belel Tin M. Co., Ltd. oo o. 7.75 jam 1300 000 6226.000 22,600 610 610 7,500 Bronng Ltd. oo oo oo 7.25 1901 6600*000394 words
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Article389 1908-03-26 24 lflns £iftO ooo mis das £l £l 10,000 Anglo-Malay Rabber Oo., Ltd. (tally paid) £8 17.6 1905 £150,000 £116,625 Ml M/ M (oonlrib.) £8 10.0 1906 6200,000 6106,000 10,600 610 610 Balgownie Bnbber Estate Ltd. (folly paid) 820 50 i* a uua aaa mil am f I* 000 41389 words
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