The Straits Budget, 2 April 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-04-02 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXII. NO. 2616. Singapore, Thursday, April 2,1908. ESTABLISHED OVER NAIF A CENTURY Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article241 1908-04-02 1 .EAUEIiS: Prospects of Plantation Rubber 12 Unionists’ Great Victory at Peckham 12 Curious Position in Straits Legislation 13 Colony's Contribution to the War Chest 18 The Kaiser s Letter to Lord Tweediuouth 14 Railway Enterprise in the Yunnan Province 14 Hongkong's University for South China ...1415 Experiments241 words
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638 1908-04-02 1 It is always interesting to know something of the place and people of the spot in wdiich one’s lot is cast, before we came to it. An old copy of the Straits Directory for 1861 lies before the writer.638 words
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166 1908-04-02 1 A fine new motor car, belonging to a European, narrowly escaped colliding with a tram at the dangerous crossing at the corner of Circular Road and South Bridge Road, at 10 a.rn., on the 30th ult. Noting the approach of166 words
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965 1908-04-02 2 Unofficial members of the Legislative Council criticised the estimates for the current v«?ar at last Wednesday’s meeting, over which His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.G\>LG., presided. There were also present: Captain A. H. Young, (Colonial Secretary); Major-General T. Perrott, C.B.965 words
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Article252 1908-04-02 2 Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, held the usual session of the Bankruptcy Court, on the 26th ult. A further postponement of the application against Mr. L. Herment was granted. Mr. R. Q. Van Someren applied for a receiving order against Chop Tong Joo, the debt being $517.45, the amount252 words
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453 1908-04-02 2 Among other busmens brought ka Legislative Council, on the a;th Tit* a motion by Captain Young, that this cl** approves the expenditure of a sum ceedtng *750 to be charged on the cur.**, revenues of the Colony for the year the erection453 words
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Article111 1908-04-02 2 One of the papers laid on the table at th» Legislative Council meeting, on the 2.3t1i ult. was statement of interest due, in respect to the Straits Loan, to November 11, 1967. to bo provided in 1908, as follows Interest paid by the Crown Agents ou £8,011,170111 words
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Article26 1908-04-02 2 Another arrest has been made on a' of perjury in connection with the murder case. The name of the accord Kirtol bin Abdullah.26 words
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1003 1908-04-02 3 nnl to the Government's scheme U ;j; Tarnation of Weld Quay, which yr „i'a a protest from owners of pro- t r£iNG5 Quay, Penang, .Mr. A. f* i. as forwarded a letter to the "feretory Prom this letter, which 0l to1,003 words
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Article205 1908-04-02 3 Xg Kee. charged with possession of cocaine, appeared before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Column, on the 27th ult., on prosecution of Sergeant George Mussell, who is attached to the Opium Farm. Sergeant Mussell said that he made a raid at No. 8, Hadji205 words
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649 1908-04-02 3 A correspondent writes There seems to exist a fairly strong body of opinion that Singapore should do something worthy of itself and of the occasion on Empire 1 >ay; but there is also the usual difficulty as to the initiation of649 words
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783 1908-04-02 4 There was nothing of a startling nature before the Municipal Commissioners, at the ordinary meeting held in the Board Boom, on the 27th ultimo. Those nresent were Mr. J. Polglase, acting President; Mr. F. J. Benjafield, acting Secretary; Mr. H.Oostwyck, acting783 words
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246 1908-04-02 4 The report on the Redjaug Lebong Mine for 1907 shows that Mr. Truscott, the manager of the works, leaves the employment of the Company in June next on his contract running out. The directors pay him a high tribute of praise246 words
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Article96 1908-04-02 4 The strike of Chinese workers engaged in the pine-apple factories came to an end last week, the men accepting at the same rate of pay and the conditions which they sought to have changed. Rumours have been current that another attempt has been made to fioat a Pine-Apple96 words
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Article58 1908-04-02 4 A Bill is about to be introduced into the Legislative Council to amend the Widows and Orphans Pension Ordinance, 1904. A new section has been inserted, which provides for allowing a pensioner to cease contributing to the fund if he becomes a widower and ceases58 words
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661 1908-04-02 4 Mr. Justice Fisher gave a lonu i n ,i the Supreme Court, on the action brought by Dr. Goonetilltkc V" claimed 110,000 for alleged mali, llQ socution against the olm Farin f 0 Prosecuting Agent, Mr. C. H. Darke ,ts661 words
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967 1908-04-02 5 following is the Manager's monthly r fP rt ,O al.any! Limited, dated March a Mining l i JL f orwa rd you my reending February 29 1908. rh first two weeks in this month there "much work done here owing967 words
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200 1908-04-02 5 The Directors' report, for presentation to the shareholders of the Bangkok Dock Company at the ordinary general meeting on the 30th instant, was as follows: Your Directors have now pleasure in submitting the Accounts for the Year ending December 31, 1907,200 words
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210 1908-04-02 5 When the draft Truck Enactment, to prohibit the payment of Labourers' Wages on the Truck System, was being considered in the Perak State Council on February 25, the Resident stated that certain amendments had 1 been made to210 words
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Article319 1908-04-02 5 I’ve a duty to do that's extremely grotesque, Said the Acting A. (1.—Mr. Braddcll; But though I ride here for no sins of my own, I’ll sit my horse fairly astraddle. I present to you here an anomalous Bill—i All Fool’s Day, I may state, is not distant) Postponing319 words
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792 1908-04-02 6 Mr. .Justice >orcoiube Smith, at the Supreme Court, on Monday, heard the small cause action of H. D. Langden v. the Messageries Maritimes, for the return of X*19 18s. paid defendants for his passage home. The defence was that792 words
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338 1908-04-02 6 Signed by Mr. Rowland Aden, lion, secretary, the following is the annual report of the Committee of the Singapore Branch of the Straits Settlements Association for the e ighteen months ended December 81,1907: Gentlemen, —Your Committee beg to present their report338 words
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Article103 1908-04-02 6 There has been an unusually large number of yachts visiting Singapore during the past three months. The latest arrival is the French yacht Nirvana, which dropped anchor in the harbour, on Monday. She is not a large vessel, having a tonnage of 285. This is103 words
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594 1908-04-02 6 TUe report of Captain M John Anderson, Hugh Fort and T- v Ki being the select committee ot i\l lative Council appointed bv n June 14, 1907, to report on ,U n 4 a und »y Labour Ordinaire. effect on the trade of594 words
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Article40 1908-04-02 6 The man who was picked up by the Ban Whatt Soon, off Johore Hill, after he had been two days in the water, has died at the la Tock Seng Hospital from the effects of hiunusual experience.40 words
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738 1908-04-02 7 tl ar lv part of last year, Mr. Frits von 1 \i w v S a young Danish journalist 1,0 ’traveller .“left London for China with the r u r l intention of. securing a replica famous Nestorian tablet, with the i738 words
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131 1908-04-02 7 A very pleasant week-end camp was held by the S.V.A. and Maxim Company at Fort Passir Panjang. on Saturday and Sunday. The men found comfortable quarters in the Fort Barracks. Captain Colbeck, the Staff Officer, was in command, and Lieutenant Robertson and Second131 words
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Article161 1908-04-02 7 In the Court of Requests on Saturday, before Commissioner C. J. Saunders, Ong Lew alias Teo Whay sued Teo Choo Poh for $lOO for alleged malicious prosecution in the Police Court, on a charge of theft, and for false imprisonment. Mr. Upcott appeared for the plaintiff and161 words
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Article187 1908-04-02 7 Mr. G. P. Owen, the Secretary of the Singapore Sporting Club, has forwarded to ns a copy of a letter and a programme he has received from Mr. A. W. B. Hamilton, the hon. secretary of the Penang Horse Show, with reference to the proposed187 words
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613 1908-04-02 7 (From Our Own Corrkspoxdkxt.) Malacca, March 29. Who said ‘Sleepy Hollow’*? Why, we can’t sleep o'nights for dogs! Formerly, it was cats. Now the dogs are having their innings. Since the famous dog-tight in the Ladies’ Heading-room at the Club613 words
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1728 1908-04-02 8 The following are important extracts from the Administration Koport of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board, with the addition of the particulars we published last week The credit balance of revenue account for the period under review amounts to $864,968.04, which, with the1,728 words
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1346 1908-04-02 9 Who were the progenitors of the High'V Gotland? asks Mr. Frank Adam lander* o .1 The Clans, Septs and j of the Scottish Highlands.” R t“ autlior accepts the tEeory that the Jr ,-inals of Britain had been dispossessed k1,346 words
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106 1908-04-02 9 The Deputy President of the Municipal Board (Mr. J. Polgla.se) reported, on the 27th ult., that the Government had appropriated $12,000 for the continuation of the suppression of rabies campaign. The Government had expressed their determination to continue the campaign without any106 words
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111 1908-04-02 9 At a meeting, on the 27th ult., of the Municipal Board, Mr. Polglase stated that the General Officer Commanding the Troops asked that, for the little time daring which the Royal West Kents remained here, any interments, should they be111 words
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137 1908-04-02 9 The following list of subscriptions to tho Singapore Chinese Girls’ School, Hill Street, is forwarded to us for publication by the Hon. Secretary, Mr. Ong Soon Tee Mrs. Tan Jiak Kim 11,200 Mr. Ong Kim Wee 1,000 Ong Soon Tee 1,000137 words
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698 1908-04-02 10 At the meeting of the* Legislative Council, >n the 25th uIt., a new measure was introduced by the acting AttorneyGeneral. on the instructions of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, to provide for the Criminal Procedure Code698 words
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Article131 1908-04-02 10 There was a gang robbery at the corner of Bukit Timah and Cluny Roads, at 2 a.m. on the 25th ult. A caretaker was in charge of the house aud heard a noise of breaking planks at the rear. Going out the front door, he saw131 words
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409 1908-04-02 10 On the 25th ult., Mr. E. E. Colman the Third Magistrate, continued the hearing of the case against Wan Pek and Koh Chuan. charged with extortion of $2O from a woman named Koek Ah Soo, on February 25. Inspector Hart409 words
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77 1908-04-02 10 The Rubber Market. BETTER PRICES FOR STOCK HELP SHARE MARKET (From Ocr Ows Oorrbspostrst.) London (via Penang, M artll J P** co for l’ ara at the auctions is 2|d. per lb. For good Sheet Plantation Rubber n A was paid. In shares, Anglo-Malays, fully a iri Bu H‘ are77 words
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171 1908-04-02 10 There appears to be a general prevalent idea that an employer of labour is liable for the hospital fees or medical charges on account of anybody employed by him This idea, has, however, been proved to be erroneous, says the Perak Pioneer, in virtue of171 words
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Article134 1908-04-02 10 Mr. Justice Sereombe Smith, at the Supreme Court, ou Monday, gave his decision relative to the appeal of several Chinese who were convicted at the Marine Court ou a charge of disobedience of orders on the steamer Ben Yrackie. It was contended by the appellants that they were134 words
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Article157 1908-04-02 10 Two Chinese appeared in the Second Magistrate’s Court, on the 2Hth ult. ou a charge of theft of a plank belonging to Sir John Jackson, Limited, valued at SH. Mr. Edwin H. Rose, foreman carpenter in the employ of Sir John Jackson, said that the plank157 words
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1094 1908-04-02 11 Tlie i ouiiaitteo of tl.c Singapore Philhar- Society must fool grabbed at tt.e »,fu! result of their special popular cont at the TYutonia Club, on Monday night, C( 7, nlv from the point of view of the1,094 words
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Article417 1908-04-02 11 The Pioneer publishes a long accouut from a passenger on the Mongolia of the fire which occurred before the arrival of that vessel at Marseilles. The writer says the fire was first discovered by a youug417 words
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159 1908-04-02 11 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Marine Insurance Agents Association was held at the Exchange on Tuesday, March 24. Mr. L. Kennard Davis (North China Insurance Company) presided, and twenty-four Companies were represented at the meeting. The Committee’s report and account for 1907 were159 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1542 1908-04-02 12 -Straits Times, March 28. The Editor of the Rubber Investor is •ontributing to that publication a series of special studies on Cultivated Rubber Companies. Linggi provided the subject for the first. Then came Hukit Rajah, Damansara, and Federated Selangor. The Price of Rubber is the subject-Straits Times, March 28. - 1,542 words
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307 1908-04-02 12 1 is a Unionist majority of 2,494. —*t»ai Times, March 27. The Liberal Government marches steadily to its doom. Peckham has followed Ash burton, and has gone Unionist by an enormous turn over of votes. Since the General Klee tion, the voting at the bye-elections' 1 •/ is a Unionist majority of 2,494.—*t»ai * Times, March 27. - 307 words
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1446 1908-04-02 13 —Straits Times, March 2H. T b report of the proceedings at the omor„.ncv meeting of the Legislative Council h id yesterday does not form pleasant read. M put briefly, the facts are as follows. Tit Government, in a fervour of legislative v, ran through some—Straits Times, March 2H. - 1,446 words
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472 1908-04-02 13 taxpayer upon armament*. —Straits Times, March 20. Oar agitation in connection with the Military Contribution has not been without result. The War ]>epartiuent now submits accounts which enable the Colony to see bow its moneys are being spent —at least, to some extent. Ataxpayer upon armament*.—Straits Times, March 20. - 472 words
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702 1908-04-02 14 to thank The times. —Straits Times, March 80. a. We have no desire to revive the controversy over the German Emperors letter to Lord Tweedmouth. Hut, for the information of our readers who have not access to the files of our famous London namesake,to thank The times. —Straits Times, March 80. . a. ... - 702 words
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607 1908-04-02 14 —Straits Times, March 81. We regret to observe that our French friends, who have carried their railway ap the lied River route to Yunnan, are now opposing the extension of the British line across Kunlon Ferry to Tali-fu, in Yunnan Province. It would be—Straits Times, March 81. - 607 words
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1449 1908-04-02 14 —Straits Times, April 1. Hongkong’s University is tu 1* tuodest affair A small meeting of and unofficial was held at Governm House to consider the project, on March'u and Sir Frederick Lugard (the Governor! made a long speech, from which w e L »ath that—Straits Times, April 1. - 1,449 words
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835 1908-04-02 15 trading the disease. Straits Times. March 27. A report on the results of thc use of cured rice in connection with the treatment of beriberi during 1906-7 formed the subject of a paper laid before the Legislative Council on Wednesday. It shows that, in eachtrading the disease. — Straits Times. March 27. - 835 words
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387 1908-04-02 15 amongst the official* thcmselvoH. —StraitH Tiruea, March HO. The last has not been heard of the atrocities in Acheen. It will be remembered that some of the Java newspapers published revelations of shocking atrocities, and that these disclosures raised such an outcry in Hollandamongst the official* thcmselvoH. —StraitH Tiruea, March HO. - 387 words
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307 1908-04-02 16 customary Singapore audience.—Straits Times, March 81. The Singapore Branch of the Straits Settlements Association has awakened. It has published a report, the most interesting portion of which is the list of officers and committee. The report covers a period of eighteen months, and we gather thatcustomary Singapore audience.—Straits Times, March 81. - 307 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement92 1908-04-02 12 Th« pout free price of the Straits Ttmts i« #3* a year. The pu»l free price of the Straits Budget is $M 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. The Straits92 words
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Obituary45 1908-04-02 12 DEATHS. Angus. —On March 28, Mary Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Mr. H. N. Angus, ag d 30 years. Deeply regretted. Penang paj>ers please copy. Alms. —At the General Hospital, Singapore, on March 31, Hugh Allen, foreman moulder of Meears. Riley, Hargreaves and Co., Ltd.45 words
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Article1273 1908-04-02 16 One of the old jetty sheds ou Weld Quay, Penang, has been pulled down. The Singapore Musical Association has been exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance. A Chinaman lias been arrested on a charge of theft of a Siamese bullock, valued at 140 from Mr. Ho1,273 words
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Article502 1908-04-02 17 Mr F Rodriguez, assistant surgeon, Pen«<i»*neral Hospital, is suffering from blood Mr Justice Sercombe Smith goes to Malacca to hear the Assize cases, the session beginning on April 13. We are a'•keel to notify that Miss Anderson’s At homes” at Government House will be .ii-ouutinued until Wednesday,502 words
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1188 1908-04-02 17 There is always something, often much, to be said for both sides of a question, and while we have put forward the views of the Malay Mail, the Pinang Gazette and ourselves, says the Times of Malaya, wo1,188 words
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142 1908-04-02 17 The rules for the Training Class at Haffios Girls’ School for female pupil teachers have been approved by the Governor. The class is open to selected pupils from other schools, whose names must be submitted to and approved by the Director of Education. There will142 words
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1080 1908-04-02 18 The semi-final round, or, rather, what wan really the tinal match to decide who should have the honour of meeting L. E. Gaunt in the Championship of the Singapore Cricket Club Lawn Tennis tournament, was played on the1,080 words
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Article96 1908-04-02 18 Mr. Thomas Jones, local Manager of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia ans China, informs us that he has received the following telegram from the Head Office in London: At the approaching meeting of Shareholder*, the Directors will commend a divi dend for the past half-year at96 words
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782 1908-04-02 18 All manner of persons who hav, anvu, to do with his Honour, the sitting Judge, draw near and give your attend ltl This strangely- worded for the first time in Singapore, on the 1st?™ when a cosmopolitan782 words
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Article272 1908-04-02 19 Y»>t**iday morning, at 7.15, the first tiaim-ar for women only left Tooting liioadway for Charing Cross. It was not full, owing, uo doubt, to the fact that the innovation was not sufficiently known to the women ot tlit locality.— Vide Daily Graphic.”] 1 am a maiden fair of272 words
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Article71 1908-04-02 19 A I telegram to The Enplifthmn.ii, •says:—■ now definitely realised that the Prime f. ls tor s complaint is the development of a r n stan^ D K ailment which if not fatal prerp, hls assumption of office. The Cabinet will be disclosed after rft r **L lB71 words
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745 1908-04-02 19 Seventeen Chinese towkays were arrested at Fairyland, Pasir Panjang, on Saturday night, in a gambling raid, made by Captain Chancellor and Detective Inspector Frayne. They were found to have in their possession ft 1,150, which was taken over by the745 words
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Article297 1908-04-02 19 Sinoaporb, April 1, 1008. PRODUCE. Gambier I 7.00 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 10.37£ Copra Bali 6.80 do Pontianak 6.;W) Pepper, Blaok 12.10 do White 6% buyers 20.60 Sago Flour Sarawak 3.06 do Brunei No. 1 2.97^ Pearl Sago 8.90 Coffee Bali, picked 28.00 Coffee, Palembang, 20% b*sis nom.297 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article184 1908-04-02 20 Singapore Swimming Club. Tho result of the 50 yards Class C haudicad at the Swimming Club, on Sunday, was as follows:—1, P. M. Robinson, 4 sec.; 2, W. R. Taylor, 1 sec.; 0, R. R. Bullmorc, 4 sec. A polo match was played between the Club and the R.G.A.,184 words
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Article118 1908-04-02 20 Y.M.C.A. v. H. Co., West Kents. An interesting soccer match was played on the Beach Road reclamation ground, on Monday, between the Y.M.C.A. and H. Co., West Kents. The game was a good one, and, at times, owing to the keenness of the contest, exciting. The Y.M.C.A. were118 words
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Article762 1908-04-02 20 5epoy Lines Golf Club. The competition for the President s Prize, in connection with the Sepoy Lines Golf Club, lias been won by Mrs. Waddell and Mr. Ferguson, who beat Miss Gentle and I)r, Dane by 3 ’up and 2 to play. The results of the various stages of762 words
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Article354 1908-04-02 20 Interport Trophy Arrives. Surrounded by other specimens of the silversmith’s art, there may be seen at j Messrs. Hobinson and Company’s, of Raffles Square, the trophy to be associated with the annual rifle shooting match between Shang- hai, Hongkong, Singapore and Penaug. Standing close upon 4 feet in354 words
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Article411 1908-04-02 20 Easter Festivities. At Easter, the Singapore Cricket Club wiH play the Selangor Cricket Club pu the Esplanade, at Singapore. The visitors will arrive here on Saturday. the 18th, and play will be commenced the same day and be continued on the Monday, the Selangor team being due to leave411 words
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Article2004 1908-04-02 21 London, March 25. u VTP election for Peckham (Camberto the death of Mr C. G. vo ,e Liberal Member, has resulted in a CUrK Mr tioocli, the Unionist candidate. "$7 rnionist majority at Peckham was 49 p 4 t pnefi at Peckham last night recalled r ‘f n\2,004 words
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Article1030 1908-04-02 22 Berlin, March 25. M. Kochctte, the young French financier who lias been arrested in Paris on a charge ot swindling, has liabilities for 100,000,000 francs. His assets amount to only 14,000,000 francs. The United States Government has intimated that it will not accept any further invitations to the1,030 words
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144 1908-04-02 22 The twenty-second ordinary general meeting of shareholders of the Singapore slipway and Engineering Company. Limited, waheld iu the Registered Office of the Company, Tanjong Pagar, on Tuesday, Mr. J. R. Nichol son, Chairman of the Company, presiding. Among those present were Messrs. G. F.144 words
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174 1908-04-02 22 At a meeting of English residents in Penang, held in the Chamber of Commerce, on Saturday, it was decided to give a ball on April 23, to celebrate St. George’s Day. It was also resolved that the subscription shall again be $15174 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article469 1908-04-02 23 March as Weston, 8’ghsi, P.&O. Coy Hluch Maru, J.pstr, Wade, Antwerp, Pater1vh°gtr, Dowenicos, Saigon, Quthrie b s ,r utr Andreaeen, Bangkok, BorneoCoy Ger<i, liritstr. Mason, Macassar, Wee Bin I'XJ Britair, Cox, Hongkong, Boosted C Hnt Str, Alton, Calontta, Bonstead rhazee Itrit str, Cave, Liverpool, P. Simons S h .;?ne469 words
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Article521 1908-04-02 23 March 34 Wakamiya Marn, Jap str, Hongkong, Japan Sarießandjer, Dut str, Bangkok am* Profit, Nor str, Bangkok Salahadji, Dut str, Balik Papan via P. Samboe Namsang, Brit str, Hongkong, S’ghai,‘Japan Sanuki Marn, Jap str, Aotwero via ports Islander, Brit str, Christmas Island Nam Yong, Brit str, Gorontalo via ports521 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS.
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Article399 1908-04-02 23 By the Marmora, Captain G. H. C. Weston, March 25. —From Shanghai: Mr. H. C. Gray, Mr. Harman King, Mrs. Milkamah, Mr. A. Eck, Mr. Vickmers, Mr. Kincbela, Mrs. Paterson. From Hongkong: Mr. S. S. Niool, Mr. Dugdale, Miss Juddah, Brother Kieran, Mr. Lim Sin Tat, Mrs. Lim Sin399 words
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Article258 1908-04-02 23 By the Marmora, Mar. 26.—For London Mr. J. H. Starey, Mr. H. B. H. Gibbins, Mr W. F. de Bois Maclaren, Mr. W. F. E. de Bois Maclaren, Mr. Kan Icbi Iba, Mr. J. 8. M. Rennie, Mr. Franklyn. (Mr. E. G. Lee from Penang.) For London via Marseilles:258 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, MARCH 31, 1908.
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Article386 1908-04-02 24 Dttt* of Nam6«r f—no paid Shares r mn4ll form* Cnpiini Subscribed of V *las up lo Unissued Compony Quotatxo*. too Bn*re« 1008 0300 000 1300.000 30,000 §lO §lO BolM Tin M. Co», Lid, 7.00 1907 1300 000 §§§§,ooo tf,900 §lO §lO 7,500 BfOADg Lid. 7.'0 1901 §6OO 000 §6OO386 words
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Article389 1908-04-02 24 I I ion.* nim mm km 7 *«,500 Ml Ml l0,00<) Robber 00., Ltd. (faUypnid) £3.17.6 1905 £150.000 £116,625 A A 1 if/- (OOMrib.) £3 100 1905 §200,000 §105,000 10,500 §lO §lO Bnlgowaie Rubber Estate Ltd. (faUypnid/, 120 00 lam #an non am esn 7 7,000 £1 £1 12,000389 words
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Article172 1908-04-02 24 1894 £9,877.10.0 £1,901 7,889 19/8 19/8 916 Bella Asbestos Eastern Agency, Lid 6.50 1898 9991,000 9998.000 4,800 950 950 Fraser 6 Neere, Lid. 145 09 1865 915,00*),0 )0 915,003,000 12 >,OOO 9125 9195 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank £75 10.0 1905 99,400,000 93.ft00.000 1 2’2?2 f lon Howarth Erskine, Ltd.172 words
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Page 25 Advertisements
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Advertisement564 1908-04-02 25 si V rT I yj uu J The Physician's I■jLlk I J| J»«j p jt Cara for Ooat. Rheumatic Goal The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Safest and moat Sour Eructations, Bilious Affections. Effective Aperient WORTH A GUINEA A BOX bWs FOR ALL BILIOUS MHO564 words
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Advertisement469 1908-04-02 25 STEN DAYS’ FREE 1 I atow®4 m muj ctek hoM*h of m Yarn morioytofaii firondtd i|l> nt qu otton Coventry Cycles, •vnaM Rif to ton mot, d<»|mtrh«4 from th« factor? to Mlm thon town mtnitl* turrr* price. BBS £3.10 to £9 CoMter Hub*. boot t»ak oof Tyres CmMte HSferted l-orrot469 words
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Advertisement343 1908-04-02 26 SPWSPJ and Hbctanl mmh of self-cur* ever (Uncovered fur narrow and functional debility, waste of vitality, 6*frtmkm «f atrfiHa, 4c.,with pracefcal obaervetiona on marriage and full direction* for mooring certain dleyl! fleet lona that dan tray the^li^^^onjyfaNy Seats***!* JtfSfwoS 1 dwytSiwi or Cdonia?" Ntvii.LJoeneow, f, fcod It., Claremont B*., London,343 words
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Advertisement293 1908-04-02 26 STRAITS F.M.S. I ANNUAL IKv c£» I i *B* I Now Ready I I A Magnificent $2.00 1 Production. by post rucked fut, I “DOG’S HEAD” BlUXU Registered Trade Mark. Guinness's Stout hi QUAKTS, PINTS and HNS, AHEAD 4414 LL T* oni} Uadlclnetf the kind aw tried a Certificate at293 words
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