The Straits Budget, 4 June 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section26 1908-06-04 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE ‘STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXII. NO. 2629. Singapore, Thorsday, Jane 4,1908. CfTMUMU MU Mif CtKTMT Price 25 cents.26 words
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Article230 1908-06-04 1 LEADERS: Re enactment of Contagious Dis eases Act CJnioD Jack on Government Buildings... Tbo Campaign Agaiust the Crown Agents 10*11 Peace and Goodwill Among the Nations H Misrepresentation by an AntiOpiumist 12 Chinese Boycott of Japanese Goods 12 Methodist Journal and Opium Suppression 18 The Cate General230 words
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324 1908-06-04 1 His Lordship Mr. A. G Law, acting Chief Justice, gave judgment at tho Supreme Court, on the 29th ultimo, in the matter of the interpleader regarding the ownership and possession of the Alhambra Cinematograph. The parties were Messrs. A. Maclean and Company and324 words
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75 1908-06-04 1 Chinese merchants at Shanghai have a big scheme for the formation of a commercial bank. They Rent a deputation to Canton with a view to obtain the co-operation of the Cantonese merchants. The deputation consists of three Chinese gentlemen who arrived at Canton on May75 words
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226 1908-06-04 1 The Netherlands India Government has just brought into force some new petroleum regulations, bearing upon the loading and discharging of oil cargoes. Especial care is taken for safety on board benzine-laden vessels —particularly general traders and tank-ships. For the carriage of common226 words
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Article107 1908-06-04 1 At the meeting of the Perak Planters' Association, last week, the Chairman drew attention to the fact that in Selangor the Publio Works Department had given unanimous support to the planters in the matter of Sunday names, while in Perak the Public Works Department and Sanitary107 words
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Article26 1908-06-04 1 Two cases of small pox are reported from 657 Teluk Blangah Road, the patients being Tamils who had removed there recently from Queen Street26 words
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816 1908-06-04 2 The annual general meeting of the members of the Malay Peninsula Agricultural Association was held in the Penang Chamber of Commerce there being present: The Hon. John Turner (Chairman) Messrs. A. Crawford, J. G. Palmer, John Lamb, T. Symons, and J.816 words
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382 1908-06-04 2 The following is the report of the Directors of the Belat Tin Mining Company, Limited, for the year ended March 81:— During this period, piculs 4,916.84 ore have been won, a decrease of piculs 207.84 on the quantity won during382 words
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241 1908-06-04 2 Mhwot. Gow WiUon and Stanton write i„ their circular of May 8: ,D Since the last auction, we have had a <l. tSszssjz**"* The offerings to day were on a lar cer scale than usual, and a good proportion iou„«)241 words
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164 1908-06-04 2 In the Government Gazette, the annua! report on the working of the Registry of Joint Stock Companion, Singapore, is published. Signed by Mr. V. Gottlieb, the Registrar, the report says that fourteen companies were registered, as against 19 in164 words
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Article116 1908-06-04 2 A Chinese pawnbroker appeared before Mr M. Thunder, the Fourth Magistrate, on the 28th ult., on a charge of accepting a valuable ring in pawn from a small lad, the Ordinance not permitting him to receive articles in pawn from anyone under sixteeo years of age. The116 words
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852 1908-06-04 3 Malav Police Constable 63, Orderly to Mr. v 1 G Savi, Assistant Superintendent of Police appeared before the Second Magisra e Mr C.F.J. Green, on the 28th ult.. on charge of attempted murder. Mr. HastRhodes, the acting Deputy Public Prosecutor, conducted the case852 words
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285 1908-06-04 3 When the examination of O. A. K. M. Voroppa Chotty was called on in the Bankruptcy Court, on the 29th ult., Mr. F. M. Baddeley, Acting Official Assignee, asked Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith for an adjournment, and this having been granted, said285 words
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155 1908-06-04 3 The return of the Registrar of Births and Deaths, Dr. D. K. McDowell, for the week ended May 23, states that 273 persons died during that period, 214 of the deaths being of Chinese. Forty-one Malays died, 12 Indians,155 words
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453 1908-06-04 3 Thu i loath took place at the General Hospital this morning, says the Times of Cevlon, of the "21st instant, of Mr. N. E. 8. G. Atkinson, a surveyor of Jobannesberg. Mr. Atkinson, about fifteen years ago, was on the453 words
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Article181 1908-06-04 3 Navigation ok Ships in a Fog. By C. D. Wilkinson, Solicitor and Notary Public, Hongkong, and J. T. Douglas, Master Mariner, Marine Surveyor, Hongkong. Hongkong, Shanghai, Singapore and Yokohama- Kelly and Walsh, Limited. This is a useful book and ought to be in the possession of all who go181 words
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1139 1908-06-04 4 Mr. A. Ik Lowell mentioned to the Fourth Magistrate, on May 28, a case in which he appeared for the complainant, a Malay, named Kassirn, who charged Messrs. H. C. Paxon and G. H. Houe with wilful trespass. He1,139 words
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Article167 1908-06-04 4 Dr. F. W. Goonetilleke appeared before the Fourth Magistrate, Mr. Maurice Thunder, on the 28th ult., on a charge of driving his motor-oar at more than a proper and reasonable speed. Indian P.C. No. 199 said that, on the sth instant, he was on duty at167 words
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250 1908-06-04 4 Three Cbiueoe twakow mtu fc L,., ir d before the fourth Magistrate, Mr V.,.,' Thunder, on the 27th ultimo, on a chare of having an open fare in twakows i n .A'.“ there were cases of kerosine oil. SumraouH LajJ250 words
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Article119 1908-06-04 4 The following properties have been disposed of by Messrs. H. L. Coghlau and Company Freehold building land, Orchard Uoad, adjoining Dhoby Ghaut, area 6,964 square feet, the purchase price being 84,874. Leasehold property, Nos. 13, 14 and l r > Mackenzie Road, area 9,900 square feet,83,300 Pineapple119 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement210 1908-06-04 4 Property Sales. The following properties were disposed of by auction by Messrs. Fernaudez and Com pany at their sale room, on the 27th ultimo;— Orchard Hoad.—Freehold laud and house* known as Nos. 14 and 15 Orchard Hoad, area 1,450 sq. ft. Quit rent $4, p.a. Bought by Rahinat for 41,700.210 words
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458 1908-06-04 5 i Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, May 20. Malacca was astir early on Victoria Day. in the presence of a large crowd. His Majesty's Forces were drawn up on the i-adanH at seven o’clock, the Sikhs on the h the Mata-Matas458 words
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361 1908-06-04 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 26. i’he Methodist Episcopal Church at Ipoh celebrated Victoria Day by a special united service of its three congregations, Tamil, Chinese and English. Hymns were song, of which there were translations in each361 words
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318 1908-06-04 5 M. cle Lauessau. who wan formerly Gover-nor-General of lndo-China, has just published at Paris his views on the political situation in the Colony. He points out tliat there is not only discontent among the natives, but also dissatisfaction among the French residents. The318 words
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485 1908-06-04 5 Ten petitions for receiving orders were OD the the list brought to the notice of Mr. Justice Secombe Smith at the Supreme Court, on the 29th ultimo. There were also down two applications for committals, a motion for the revision of an485 words
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Article117 1908-06-04 5 The Planters' Association of Deli has just issued its report for 1907, which notes a steady increase in the arrivals of contract coolies from China, the numbers being 10,624, against 8,556 in 1906. The increased immigration was due to short rice crops in China and to117 words
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348 1908-06-04 6 A baba named Yew Chong haw been arrested on a charge of theft of jewellery, valued at *202.50 the property of -a Javanese woman, named Sutimah, living at 184 Serangoon itoad. The police were fortunate in recovering all the jewellery. Accused348 words
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62 1908-06-04 6 •From Out Own Cohkksi*om>knt.) London (via Penang), May JO. I ho *irLj j{ Messrs. Wliitoaway, Laidlaw *ud Company, who have places of business in India and Burma and in Singapore, has been registered as a limited liability company with a capital of62 words
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Article73 1908-06-04 6 The Kodah correspondent of a Penang contemporary writes I have ruet seven Malays who are the shortest of their race I have even seen. They arc all Hadjis and came here from Gua Kepayang. Tlic tallest of thorn is but 4 ft. l»>i in., in height. 1 asked73 words
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Article88 1908-06-04 6 Mr. C. F. J. Green, the Second Magistrate, convicted a Javanese, named Ahmat, of attempting to stab a Tamil, named Palapin, at the Holland Hoad Hailway Station, and fined him 125, in default of payment, one month’s rigorous imprisonment. He also asked to furnish a88 words
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514 1908-06-04 6 The first round of the annual competition for the Warren Shield was decided Saturday afternoon among the various companies of the S.V.C. Owing to the fact that the final round lias to be fired at Kuala Lumpur, there was not as big514 words
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Article47 1908-06-04 6 Mr. L. Engel, Manager of the Xeder. laudsche Handel Maatscbappij (Netherlands Trading Sooiety), informs us that he received I telegraphic advice .from his head office at' Amsterdam on May 27 that the dividend for the year T.HY7 has been fixed at H per cent.47 words
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332 1908-06-04 6 A Bill is about to be introduce!.. the Legislative Council, in substitm' 1 the one published the‘y‘ ‘l’ 1 amend the and Death, folk) 26 JeCtB aU<3 reaSODS of the BUI are as This Bill has been prepared at332 words
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170 1908-06-04 6 Ihe sixty Chinese revolutionists who arrived in Singapore after being deported from Tonkin were discharged by the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, on the 28th alt. after having signed personal bonds in the Chinese Protectorate, on Wednesday, to keep170 words
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Article74 1908-06-04 6 Patrick Moore, the fireman of the British collier Strathdon who was charged by the Captain with wilfnl disobedience of orders on Tuesday last, gave his defence before the Marine Magistrate, Lieutenant Cator. on the 29th ult. He said that he was willing to do In* regular duty74 words
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187 1908-06-04 7 LICENSING OF DOGS. Anti -Rabies Campaign Lessens the Municipal Revenue. Tho recent anti-rabies campaign is proving disastrous to the Municipal revenue from tho licensing of dogs, wfatoh in likely to be less than one half what it was last year, if the first day’s returns are to be taken as187 words
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394 1908-06-04 7 The heavy wind which struck Singapore early on Saturday morning, did no serious damage, but several shade trees and thousands of branches wore blown down in different parts of the town. Large quantities of green fruit fell during the squall. No damage394 words
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293 1908-06-04 7 Sergeant Kartells prosecuted three Indians, Ahmad sab, Mohamed Maidin aud Madarsah, at the District Court before Mr. E. C. Howard, on Tuesday, on charges of housebreaking, fraudulent possession of property and dishonestly retaining stolen property. The first two accused293 words
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Article90 1908-06-04 7 Three Chinese were tried at the District Court before Mr. E. C. Howard, on Monday, on charges of housebreaking by night and dishonestly retaining stolen property valued at $145, and belonging to a trader named Ong Mang Ko. One of the trio was convicted aud sen tenced90 words
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Article69 1908-06-04 7 A nonya living at the foot of Institution Hill has reported to the Police that her house was broken into on Monday night and jewellery valued at $7O was taken. A Hylam pleaded guilCy before the Second Magistrate, on Tuesday, to trespass in the house of Mr.69 words
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Article111 1908-06-04 7 It was not necessary for Mr. E. E. Column to proceed to the General Hospital on Tuesday, to take the depositions of a Tamil Police Constable in connection with the Cross Street murder, as the constable went to the Court instead. He said that he111 words
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626 1908-06-04 7 Mr. Hayes Marriott, Acting Collector of Lan<l Revenue, Singapore, wax married at the St. Anirew'H t on Tnosdrfy,* to Mis* Alice Smith, late ot the Gon* oral Hospital. The wedding was a quiet one, only a626 words
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421 1908-06-04 8 At the clone of 190 b, the Johore Government applitd for tenders for their Opium and Spirit Farm, and Khoo Sia Tian, among others, U ndered, theirs being the one that was accepted, subsequently. It seems that the Singapore Government was421 words
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Article172 1908-06-04 8 Captain Edwards, the Senior Boarding Officer, while out in the roads in a launch, at 6.20 on Monday morning, picked up a raft, on which were two Chinamen. They reported that they left St. John's Island in the night with a third, who was seized by a172 words
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262 1908-06-04 8 The Chairman of the Perak Planters’ Association at the meeting of the Association, the other day. read a letter from the Secretary to the Resident of Perak, in reply to one from the Secretary of the Association regarding the questions of the262 words
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170 1908-06-04 8 Java has an Anti-Leprosy Society which lias just issued its first yearly report at Batavia. The Society began operations in September, 1906, and, in April, 1907, engaged a nurse to seek out, attend to, and give medicines to patients at their170 words
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Article108 1908-06-04 8 A fireman named P. Moore, from the British steamer Strethdon, appeared before the Marine Magistrate, Lieutenant Cator, on the 28th ult., on a charge of wilful disobedience of orders on Tuesday last. The Captain explained that when the turn of the accused to go on watch came,108 words
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154 1908-06-04 8 A ricksha puller appeared br-fr.r. fi. xi Magistrate, Mr. E.E.SSman.on the 29tJult on a charge of possession of deadly w, ip(J „V handle be,D8 XteeD -5» Detective Inspector Frayne said that at noon, yesterday, he received a report that. was154 words
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155 1908-06-04 8 In the discussion at the Perak I’lauter* Association meeting upon the coming Rub ber Exhibition, it was stated that the Exhibition Committee had purchased a Malay house which wan to be shipped to London at very considerable cost and155 words
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Article91 1908-06-04 8 Lee Ah Wan, Revenue Officer No. IM9, appeared before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, on the 29th ult., on a charge of extortion of ten cents from a steamer passenger named Sim Chia at Collyer Quay, the previous afternoon. It was decided to91 words
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Article156 1908-06-04 8 Mr. B. O. Stoney left Kuala Lumpur by the 10.10 train on Friday to take up his new appointment as Assistant Resident, Urunei. While congratulating Mr. Stoney on hiR promotion, we can only express regret, says the Malay Mail, that it has deprived us of one156 words
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400 1908-06-04 9 Under the heading, Should the Contagious Disease* Act be re-enacted the Malaysia Message, the org£n of the Methodist Churches of the Straits and F.M.S., points out that the local medical authorities are eliciting the opinions of medical meu as to the advisability400 words
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Article225 1908-06-04 9 For fiOO citizens to sit down to a feast in tho middle of a public street long in ill repute* for filth and disorder is probably a record. This, however, is what actually happened a short time ago in the down-town part of Francisco. The object of225 words
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280 1908-06-04 9 \n interesting case tollowiug a criminal prosecution in Labuan was begun before tbe acting Chief Justice, Mr. A. G. Law, in the Supreme Court, on the 27th ultimo, when Xattar Singh sued Sheikh Hussain Tuan Imam for |2,000 damages for280 words
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Article235 1908-06-04 9 There was another military funeral at Bidadari cemetery, on the 27tn ultimo, the deceased being Armament Staff Sergeant Steer, of the Army Ordnance Corps, who was stationed at Pulo Brani. Sergeant Steer had only been ill abont three days before he died, and it is probable235 words
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Article83 1908-06-04 9 It is reported from San Francisco that Vice-President J. H. Hiland and General Passenger Agent F. A. Miller of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad have closed a deal in Japan for transpacific steamship service for the company’s new overland rail* road which is being83 words
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Article13 1908-06-04 9 [The Straits Timet is not responsible for the opinions of its oorreepoodenls.]13 words
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Article504 1908-06-04 9 To the Krlitor of the Straits Time*. Penang, May 26. Nir, —Vou will, perhaps, have noticed that of late a good many Settlement Officers have been in trouble. The* reason in not far to seek. A man joins the service as Settlement Officer on XT80 per annum,504 words
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101 1908-06-04 9 The Conference Committee of the Rubber Exhibition has been appointed as follows: Sir W. Treacher, Professor Dunstan, Messrs. J. L. Shaud, W. Bryans, A. O. Devitt, H. K. Rutherford, Norman Orievc, O. A. Talbot, Alex. Thomson and others. The Reception Committee are:—Sir K Noel101 words
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Article34 1908-06-04 10 Nathans.— On May 30, at Singapore, the wife of Max Nathans, of a son. Rikimsnn. —On May 29, at Burn brae, Au.Jer ton Road, Singapore, the wife of G. Rietmann, of a son.34 words
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Article42 1908-06-04 10 Marmot i—Smith. —On June 2, at St. A ndrew'» Cathedral, Singapore, by the Rev. H. C I/ard, Hayes Marriott to Alice Smith. Van Schkevkn New holt. —At Singapore, on May 28, Henri van Schreven, of Batavia, to Annie Victoria Molden Ncwholt.42 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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764 1908-06-04 10 to reduce disease to a minimum.— Straits Times, May 28. Not without Home reluctance, wo reproduce in another column an extract from the Malaysia Message dealing with a phase of “the social question” in Singapore. We refer to the subject bocause our Methodist contemporary statesto reduce disease to a minimum.— Straits Times, May 28. - 764 words
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422 1908-06-04 10 creating a precedent in this matter.—StraitH Times, June 1 It would be absurd to accuse Mr. Asquith of being a Little Englander,” for that he is not, being one of the Liberal Imperialists and one of the broadest-minded men of the party. Yet, the Premier,creating a precedent in this matter.—StraitH Times, June 1 - 422 words
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2083 1908-06-04 10 -Straits Timea, June 1. ll.e activity of the C lown A r Hecurmg contract,, hitherto iaaue,) local,! Ceylon has onoe again aronse.l the Colomb, Press to strenuous protest.- The Times Ceylon says: “We are prepared to denounce such an alteration as both unjust and-Straits Timea, June 1. - 2,083 words
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560 1908-06-04 11 Strait* Time*, May 28. The visit of the President of the French Republic to King Edward. following upon the comparatively recent visit of the Kmperor of Germany and to be followed soon by the visit of the King to the Czar of All theStrait* Time*, May 28. - 560 words
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1425 1908-06-04 12 .—Strait* Times, June 2. By the last mail, we received a copy of a publication entitled National Righteousnew*. It is devoted chiefly to a report of the speecht made at A Breakfast of The Christian Union for the severance of the connection of the British Umpire.—Strait* Times, June 2. - 1,425 words
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662 1908-06-04 12 the exercise of moral suasiou. -Straitn Times. June H. We uotice that ooe of our Hoiigkong cue temporaries alleges that the hoxcottin, movement in Canton is connected with tha insurrectionary movement in Yunn&n of which Dr. Sun Yat-sen is the leader. W 0 do notthe * exercise of moral suasiou. -Straitn Times. June H. - 662 words
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1002 1908-06-04 13 —Straits Times, May 29. When water was turned into wine at the marriage feast at Cana of Galilee, there were ao Qood Templars, or Kechabites or Epworth Leagues. Though there were sneering Pharisaical people who condemned winebibbers, we read of no organised attempt to mtroduce—Straits Times, May 29. - 1,002 words
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Article231 1908-06-04 13 Have the lives of his comrades.—Straits Times, June 2. To-day we announce the death of a brave soldier, who, in spite of the bitter adversity he experienced at the close of a distinguished career, retained the affection of the men who served under him and theHave the lives of his comrades.—Straits Times, June 2. - 231 words
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Advertisement92 1908-06-04 10 The_po«t free price of the Straits Times H s.'<S a year. The pokt free price of thg Strain Budget is Sl4 a year. It is not necessary to subecribe for a year. The iubscriptione for shorter periods are at tne same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits Budget92 words
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Article591 1908-06-04 13 Lieut.-Colonel H. V. Kent, Royal Engineers, has boen granted leave of absence on private affairs from July 1 to December .3, to proceed to England. Assistant Surgeon W. D’Cruz has been appointed to be a Deputy Registrar of Deaths for Singapore. The same appointment has been given591 words
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Article1107 1908-06-04 14 Ld connection with the Kapar Road coolie trouble, the Malay Mail learns that nine planters hare been committed tor trial in the Supreme Court. A Chinaman, giving the name of Chang Ho Chung, was fined 15 by the Second Magistrate, on Monday, for theft of a pair1,107 words
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36 1908-06-04 14 (From Oijk Own Corresponds.) London, June 2, 10.45 a.m Tlio .loatb i- annouDced of General Sir Redvers Henry Bailer, G.C.8., 0.C.M.036 words
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142 1908-06-04 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 3,10.20 a.m. A public meeting, of Chinese traders wa* held in Penang last night, to consider means to prevent a financial crisis in the Colony. About eighty persons were present. The speakers attributed the depression in142 words
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Article199 1908-06-04 14 11l connection with tbo restarting of th*» work of the Chinese Branch of Y.M.C.A., which His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to exempt from registration, a meeting was held at Zetland House oo the 25tli ultimo. The four missions among the Chinese were all represented, the199 words
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Article101 1908-06-04 14 The case of Chop Yap Boh v. Chew Oh Kee, Chop Yap Kian Seng, for $1,585 as damages for non-delivery of planks entrusted to the defendants, was finished before Mr. A. G. Law, the acting Chief Justice, on the 28th ult., when judgment was given for101 words
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1286 1908-06-04 15 Mr Justice Seroombe Smith continued the bearing, on May Wi at the Supreme Court, ot the action brought against Mr. John Þon by trustees of tho estate of the i.t., w Dunman. Mr H N. Ridley.' director of the Botanic iardens.'1,286 words
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140 1908-06-04 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, May 28, ooon. The P. and O. mail steamer Arcadia, Singapore to Hongkong, which was due to arrive here at eight o’clock yesterday moroing, has not yet arrived. There has been140 words
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216 1908-06-04 15 The birthday of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales was not celebrated extensively by the Europeans in Singapore, yesterday. Only three or four steamers in jiorfc were decorated, and numerous public as well as private buildings216 words
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Article156 1908-06-04 15 j A claiiu for 4200 damages far trespass was heard in the District Court before Mr. E. C. Howard, on Tuesday. The parties were Chop Chin Seng Wat# and Chop Wah Kee. Mr. J. G. Campbell appeared for the former and Mr. G. S. Garre* for the156 words
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1086 1908-06-04 16 e have received the following letter for j'utficatioß o the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, June 1. Sir, lo disc jawing the opium question, too tittle notioe would seem to me to be taken of the Colony's right to compensation. That1,086 words
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Article67 1908-06-04 16 Three Tamils were before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. .1. Green, on the 29th ultimo, on a charge of assault upon another Tamil. The Magistrate took his seat before half past nine, this morning, in order to resume the hearing of the case. One of the67 words
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Article96 1908-06-04 16 Ng. Vow Chee, charged with assaulting Wee Chey Liong and attempting to extort money from him in Chin Nam Street, on Thursday last, was sentenced to three months’ rigorous imprisonment by the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, on Saturday, and also committed to the96 words
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Article212 1908-06-04 16 (From Our Own Corrksiom.k s London (via Penang), M&v The London Rubber Market is rati tr There has been less American buy It' V j the receipts are slightly larger tuT X. estimates. London (via Penang*,212 words
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208 1908-06-04 16 On May *2l, the London Kubbc r biL:bit u Committee at Batavia held a meeting. W’ith an eye to the urgent need cf apply inc by cable for the required room ter the exhibits before the middle of this month the208 words
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Article63 1908-06-04 16 There has been trouble between the Indialascars and the Chinese employed on steamer Gregory Apcar, ever since »atura>v and police have had to be stationed c c r 1 to prevent trouble. Several men have boon bruised by in altercations between the two r eB, M63 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article891 1908-06-04 17 S.C.C. V. West Kents. in their match against the West Kent* on JtaXv, the S .cl. won by 98 runs. The WeHt Kent* compiled H8, Sergeant Mill., with 22. Lieut. Hewitt, 17, Col-Sergeant Mill* IK and Lieut. Whittv 11, being the principal The S.C.C. replied with 136, of I891 words
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Article307 1908-06-04 17 Matches in Australia. The Secretary of the Singapore Rifle Association has received a letter from the hon. secretary of the Commonwealth Council of Rifle Associations of Australia, invitiug the Association to send a team to Sydney, Australia, in October 1909 to take part in the second Empire Match.307 words
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Article1390 1908-06-04 17 S.C.C. v. Warders. Before a large crowd of spectator*, an Association Football match was played on the fisplauade, on the 28th ult., between teams representing the S.C.C. and the Warders' Recreation Club. The game was a good one and was fast at times. Neither side had a fully1,390 words
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Article184 1908-06-04 18 Singapore Qolf Club. The competition for the Untong Cup, in connection with the Singapore Golf Club, was decided on Saturday and Sunday and was won by Mr. Gerald Mugliston with the nett score of 77. The ball sweep was also won by Mr. Mugliston with tne score of 37184 words
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Article182 1908-06-04 18 Competition at Tanglin Club. The final of the Bowling competition in pairs, for the prizes presented anonymously, took place at the Tanglin Club, last Friday, A. Robertson and E. O. Hartnell being the winners, with A. Agnew and H. A. Mason as ranners-up. The wrote of the various sta*.-182 words
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Article309 1908-06-04 18 5.C.C. and XI. v. R.A.T.A. A team representing the Royal Army Temperance Association tried conclusions with a second eleven of the S.C.C. in a Ilockej match on the Esplanade on the 29th ult, Play was more or less of Rive and take order for a little time, after which309 words
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Article140 1908-06-04 18 Ismail, a tamby, employed by Mr. Montagu Harris, prosecuted the latter before the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. Maurice Thunder, on the 28th ult., on a charge of refusing to pay his wages. Mr. Harris responded with a cross summons, charging the tamby with leaving his service without giving140 words
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Article2087 1908-06-04 19 Reuter's Telegrams London, May 27. The Teheran correspondent of The Times 4* letrraphs that the murderers of the Parsec Feridnn were flagged and sentouced to fifteen years' exile. The Indian agitation has been revived at J °Oandh^ U the leader of the original agitation has written to the Government declaring2,087 words
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Article732 1908-06-04 20 Berlin, May 27. It is stated that M. Failures, the French President, is interesting himself in the negotiations in London for a new commercial agreement between Great Britain and France for a period of thirty years. France will protect herself in case of the adoption by Britain of732 words
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COMMERCIAL.
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Article269 1908-06-04 20 SuroAFOBB, June 2, 190ft. PRODUCE. Gambler buyers i 71*; <° u *> No l > onpirkert 107 o lo Porfimmk Pepper, BUok ,[S do White 6% buyers 19 oo Smo Flom Stmwtk I! a w do Brunei No. I o nr Pearl Sago S Coffee Bali, picked 2 6oo Coffee,269 words
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Article94 1908-06-04 20 The Deli Railway Company has issued its report for 1907. The gross profits amounted to 1,373,000 guilders, against 1,058, OCX) m 1906. A dividend of ton per cent was declared, the same as in the previous year. To celebrate the jubilee of the Company, which was founded94 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article523 1908-06-04 21 May 37 Gt war, Brit str, Belson, Hongkoug, Paterson Simous t* i u Rajaburi. Oer str, Bremer, Hongkong, Behn i»aklaft? y Oer str, Wenzel, Swatow, Behn Meyer Muttra. Brit str, O’Sullivan, Calcutta, Boustead llild Nor str, Salveaen, Bombay, Borneo Coy alentvn, Dut str, Rab, Pontianak,fDaendels Hock Kian, Dut str,523 words
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Article469 1908-06-04 21 May 37 Amiral Magou, Fch str, Hongkong i Blake, Brit str, Calcutta Bombay Maru, Jap str, Loudon Japan, Brit str, Antwerp via ports Ban Liong, Dut str, Cotie via ports Edendale, Brit str, Samarang via ports 38 f Chow Fa, Ger str, Saigon Furth, Ger str, Hamburg via ports469 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS.
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Article120 1908-06-04 21 Per P. aud O. steamer Sardiuia; duo June I. Captain D. E. N. M. Crichton, Mr. W. T. Clayton, Mrs. Downing, Captain H. E. Harvie, Mrs Forbes. Per P. and O. steamer China, connecting with the steamer Malta at Colombo, duo June s.—Mrs J. K. Black, Miss X.120 words
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Article371 1908-06-04 21 By the Perak, Captain W. S. May 28. From Penang via Port Swettenham: Mr. D. Allan, Mr. Klioo Tcck Song. Mr. Tail Cheng lioo Mr. 11. Vane, and Miss Slater. By the German steamer Kleist, May 2m, First Class.-From Southampton, Mrs. A. A. Smith from Genoa, Mr. liolle, Mr.371 words
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Article109 1908-06-04 21 By the German steamer Kleist May 29, First Class.-For Yokohama, Mr. 11. Zeltmaun; for Hongkong, Dr. Wolff, and Mr. Arthur Siebner; for Y okohama, Herr Freiherr von Brandenstein; for Shanghai, Mr. Schweiger; for Hongkong, Mr. Wong Keng Tong; for Shanghai, Mr. T. Mukai; for Hongkong, Mr. K. Iwamasa. Second109 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, JUNE 2, 1908.
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Article361 1908-06-04 22 SB ot Humber (Mae Paid Shares /v forma- Capital Subscribed of Value up lo Unissued Company Qootatiom ion Bharea 1903 1300,000 300,000 30,000 10 10 Bela! Tin M. Oo., Lid. 8.25 1907 »Ma>.*no 335,000 39,500 10 10 7,500 Bruang Lid. 6.50 1901 5600,000 600,000 60,000 10 10 Bruaeh Hydraullo361 words
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Article360 1908-06-04 22 IMS oso.coo m.m “;ft J <™rg“| »J« 1801 1900,(00 106,000 10,400 10 10 9,'00 Balgownle Rubber Estate bid. (tally paid, 16 00 1*04 £80,000 IS,ISO .J i 1 B.*« C.t« Robb., Oo. Lid. tl.pt 2 18 0 11,000 1 15/- (oontrib.) 2 5.0 1908 £70.000 61,000 61.000 1 1360 words
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Article197 1908-06-04 22 Iflm »V«nL? mI'u J 7 w Ball* Aabeeto. Esitero Agenoy, IiM 6 SO 1898 V2Jv 9 0 m) DV 50 50 Pnicp A Naata [«tdl iqq iu) Ih 915,000,000 15,0*10. *M |*2 *>. 114 119 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 78 5.‘’ 1905 13,400,000 3,«00,000 'i Howartb Ertklue, bid. 135.00197 words
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Advertisement443 1908-06-04 23 THE RUBBER WHEEL AND CYCLE WORKS, 47 Hill Street, (opposite Armenian Church). Bicycle on hire, for sale and repaired. We do ail kmdrf of Repair Work oo Carriage. Dogcart and RioJuha Wheels, aleo supply all kinds of Robber Tyree. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pr ces mod rate. sfeiw .vlf WATERPROOF vlVE RM443 words
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