The Straits Budget, 11 June 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-06-11 1 The Straits Budget VOL. LXII. NO. 2620. Singapore, Thursday, June 11,1908. BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” csTAaunKi tvci naif a comer Price 25 cents*27 words
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Article239 1908-06-11 1 LEADERS The Labour Party and British Politics 12 Airship’s Possibilities for Warlike Purposes 12 Knglish Barristers as Trade Unionists 1# Taxing Shipping for Typhoon Shelter 18 Closing of Hongkong Opium Dens 18 The Greatest Fleet in the World I 14 Registration of Domestic Servants 14 King Edward's239 words
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Article268 1908-06-11 1 SnrOAPOBi, Junb 10, 1906. PRODUCE. Gambier buyers 7.15 do (Oabe No. 1) i, 1100 Copra Bali 6 70 do Pontianak 6 80 Pepper, Black buyers 11 25 do While 6% buyers 18 87$ Sago Floor Sarawak 8.00 do Brunei No. 1 2.95 Pearl Sago 8.90 Coffee Bali, picked 2600268 words
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446 1908-06-11 1 Mr. Maurice E. Bandmann’s opera com pany are making amends for the disappointment one used to attach to their occasional visits and promises of visits to Singapore. The compaoy is now on a stronger footing, and its organisation mnch446 words
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Article1041 1908-06-11 2 Beautiful weather favoured the annual athletio sports held in connection with the Singapore Police force on the Raffles Reclamation, on the 8rd inst. Altogether, there were twenty-four events, and they were open for competition among all sections1,041 words
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Article37 1908-06-11 2 Messrs. Guthrie and Company on the 4th inst., received a telegram from the manager, Linggi Plantations Limited, advising the amount of rubber harvested on the Estates during the month of May as 15,500 lbs.37 words
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Article539 1908-06-11 2 A suggestion that a (loot of airships would be a less expensive and more effective meao° of defending Australia against invasion than a maritime navy was placed before the Premiers Conference on May 5. The author of the539 words
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63 1908-06-11 2 The two Chinamen who escaped from the Quarantine Station at St. John’s Island, on Jane 1, by means of a raft, ana the two who jumped overboard from the Gregory Apcar, while the ship was under quarantine, were each fined #loO or, in default, a month’s63 words
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737 1908-06-11 3 Government Gazette, to baud on ,Vdav publishes the finding of the Marine n t 'vliieh sat to examine into the matter ,c explosion on tlio oil lmlk Tancarville I l!e answers «iveu to the737 words
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235 1908-06-11 3 At the meeting of the Municipal Board, on the 6th iust., Dr. P. Fowlie asked In view of the deadlock that lias arisen in the matter of the construction of the Grove Estate portion of Tanjong Katoug Hoad, both the Commissioners235 words
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Article129 1908-06-11 3 A correspondent, signing himself as Vox Populi, writes to ns drawing attention to the system of sanitation in Queen Street and neighbourhood. The system, lie says, is wonderful. Ido not know who is responsible for the cleansing of the gutters, but I am surprised to129 words
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88 1908-06-11 3 The little Methodist chapel in Middle Uoad was packed, on the 7th inst., and many who sought admission were compelled to go away disappointed, the announcement that an entertainment was to be given by the children in both English and Malay, drawing88 words
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160 1908-06-11 3 (From Our Own Cokrbspondkn r.) Bangkok, Jane 7, 11 a.ui. new Penal Code has been established in Siam on European basis, and it has received the sanction of His Majesty King Cbulalougkurn. The Code is an160 words
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369 1908-06-11 3 From 4 Correspondent.) Bangkok, May 28. Few po >ple, even in Siam, really understand Siam’s policy with regard to the proposed new treaty with Great Britain. The general idea seems to bo that for the honoar aud glory of trying369 words
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839 1908-06-11 4 Some- interest Eg comparisons were made fct the sixth ordinary general meeting of the Heiat Tin Mining Company. Ltd., held on .Saturday at the registered offices of the Company. Mr G. A. Derrick presided, and there were present,839 words
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188 1908-06-11 4 In connection with the proposed undertaking by the Tanjong Pagnr Dock Hoard, on belialf of the Government, for the working and general control of the Government sheds and godowns at Penang, as also Swettenham Pier and the bonded stores, which undertaking,188 words
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Article120 1908-06-11 4 Six Hokiens appeared before the Third Magistrate, Mr. G. C'olman, on Tuesday, on a charge of possession of large quantities of morphia. The hearing of the charge was adjourned for a week. Tan Tioh was arrested in Syed Ali Hoad, last month, on a charge of being a120 words
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Article97 1908-06-11 4 Under the above heading, the China Mail prints the following item, dated Canton, dune 1, from its extra special correspondent. Verb, et lit: —Last night, at 7 o'clock in Man Fuk Lane, at Nam Kwan, a certain house carelessly caught fire in the kitchen and haven't spreaded97 words
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240 1908-06-11 4 Kis"M On: Own .a... v Muar. .Tune >. The Straits Steamship Company's paddle steamer, Lady Weld, takes up the Singapore Muar, and Malacca run this week Form# rU Lady Weld ran between Pet als; U'eloV Anson. Passengers and shipper- alike will240 words
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324 1908-06-11 4 Mr. M. A. de Silva, a weaitcy .'Sinhalese contractor who has considerable work for the Municipality, was foully assaulted by a fellow* countryman, whom he had befriended, at* his residence. No. 251, Bencoclen street, on Tuesday, and died from his injuries at324 words
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744 1908-06-11 5 tlit- ordinary meeting of the Municipal t on the 5th inst., the followu'c gentlemen were present:—Mr. J. PolDeputy President; Mr. F. J. Benjaid acting Secretary Dr. W.R. C. Middle »mu. Health Officer; Dr. P. Fowlie, and \k -Urs. H. L. Coghlan,744 words
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179 1908-06-11 5 The return of the Registrar of Births and Deaths. I >r. D. K. McDowell, for the week ended May 30, states that 353 persons died during that period, 285 of the deaths l>eing of Chinese. Forty-six Malays died, 10179 words
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Article302 1908-06-11 5 on Tuesday, by some strange fatality, the twelve o'clock gun went off at eleven and again at twelve. Thus, if the official notice is to be believed, and who can doubt it < writes a correspondent), on June 9, 1908, there were two noons—a fact, that, when302 words
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273 1908-06-11 5 The eight Chinese, most of whom were car penters employed on the residence of Mr. C. I. Carver, off Bukit Timah Road, four miles from town, who were charged with rioting, armed with deadly weapons, and with mischief in attempting to demolish273 words
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Article166 1908-06-11 5 A Kliug syce was found by tbo Police in Fraser Street, at 10.30 p.m„ on Saturday, with a gharry containing 47 pieces of wood and an iron bar suitable for fighting purposes. He said that his gharry had been engaged by a couple of Khehs. Enquiries166 words
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Article151 1908-06-11 5 An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Johore Planters’ Association was held in theJohore Club on the 7th instant at 11.30 a.m. In the absence of the Chairman (Mr. F. Pears), the chair was occupied by Mr. E. D. Bryce. The other members present were Messrs. Arden, Buyers,151 words
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972 1908-06-11 6 The Court of Appeal for the Settlement of Singapore was opeued at the Supreme Court on the 9th inst., before Mr. Justice Fisher, Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith and Mr. Justice Braddell. Eleven civil causes and au assize case in which972 words
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Article48 1908-06-11 6 A Filipino stabbed a Chinaman with fatal effect in Palambong, Island of Leyte, on April 9, but the Municipal President, Senor Catalin Rodriguez, refused to have the murderer arrested because deceased was only a Chinaman.” The American authorities have now removed Senor Rodriguez from office.48 words
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Article159 1908-06-11 6 Several parties of Europeans spent Whit-Monday, in launch excursions. Fortunately, the weather was line and it was not too sunny, and the trippers spent an enjoyable time. One party, however, experienced a somewhat awkward incident in the neighbourhood of Pulo Sambalau. It was the inteution of the159 words
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384 1908-06-11 6 baring the last few days, red placardhave been posted conspicuously throuehmn Chinatown, of which the following "s a fml translation:— shopkeepers of Singapore. It has been delinitery agreed by nation that from the taftli day of the fifth m mm the Prince384 words
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Article101 1908-06-11 6 1 liad a light, but it went out. Hie Constable assaulted me severely and I had to ran away. This was the defence of a young Chinaman who appeared in the Second Magistrate’s Court, on the 9th inst., on a charge of riding a bicycle in Orchard101 words
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Article100 1908-06-11 6 The residents of Race Course Road, writes a correspondent, complain strougly about the noise, filthy language and general aunoy ance attendant upon the use of the Race Courxe, almost every afternoon, by throngs of Malay boys who play football there. The ball is frequentfy driven into100 words
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696 1908-06-11 7 The case in which B. de Splenter was rrareed with criminal intimidation of Count de Pondy, the French Conmil-Genmal. was iLnebt to a conclusion, on the 4th met., More the- Third Magistrate, Mr. E E. Colh n when de Splenter made696 words
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380 1908-06-11 7 Writing to the South China Morning Post, from the steamer Laisang, on June 1, Mr. H. Errington Gilroy, the chief officer, says:— I think that perhaps the following case of life-saving may be interesting to some of your readers. While lying at380 words
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Article162 1908-06-11 7 His Lordship Mr. A. G. Law, aoting Chief Justice, disposed of two cases on the general cause list at the Supreme Court, on Tuesday. Kim Tian and Company sued the owners of the steamer Karang for #681.56 for goods supplied, and secured judgment with costs, the plaintiffs being162 words
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413 1908-06-11 7 Travellers and missionaries have long known that there are many groves of camphor trees on the North Itiver and especially throughout the Kuk Kong Hsien. As they are needed for making furniture, and boxes, these trees have in the past been felled413 words
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Article81 1908-06-11 7 The following are the prioeft for the fortnight beginning Jane 8, of cultivated robber on which export doty is leviable on ad valorem basis nnder the Rules under the Customs Duties Enactment. Dnty will be assessed in the States of Perak, Selangor and Negri Sembilan in accordance81 words
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Article93 1908-06-11 7 Throe Chinese appeared before the Seoond Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, on Saturday, for preliminary enquirv into a charge of housebreaking and theft at No. 197 Middle Road, on the night of May 15. The evidence showed that the accused raised a ladder to the second93 words
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438 1908-06-11 8 Hr. I \V. Goonetilltkc gave his evidence tx for< the fourth Magistrate, Mr. Maurice Thunder. on the sth mat., iu reply to a charge of driving hi* motor car at greater than proper or reasonable speed at the corner of438 words
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197 1908-06-11 8 Captain Anderson, of the Japanese steamer Sado Mara, which arrived in Hongkong, on May 28, from Singapore, reports a strange incident. At about half-past twelve on May 27, when in Lat. 19° 15* N. and Long. 112° 3’ E. a floating197 words
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389 1908-06-11 8 Ho Feng Hong, a clerk in the employ of Messrs. Rrinkrnann and Company, appeared before the Third Magistrate, 3lr. E. E. Colman, on the sth inst., on charges of criminal breach of trust in respect of a bucket of alcohol, and389 words
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106 1908-06-11 8 The British steamer New Orleans was lost, the other day, at Pulo Laut, off the Dutch East Borneo Coast. She put in at Stafjen, the port of Pulo Laut, in order to take in coal. The harbour was shallow106 words
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Article88 1908-06-11 8 An Italian named Massimino Cunico laid information before the Fourth Magistrate, charging a Eurasian, whom he named Yolfers or Wolfars, with cutting him in the chin with a knife, in the Waverley Hotel. The process server could not find the person wanted and Cunico again came before the88 words
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279 1908-06-11 8 t our CiiineM,, named Nr Hok, Soli Chve Low Lan and Ix>w Guan, were on trial before the District Judge, Mr E. C. Howard, on the 4th inst., on a charge of assault upon a cart driver named Kee Tiew,279 words
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184 1908-06-11 8 The Bangkok Times learns that a dock and engineering company is being formed in Bangkok, by a number of high Siamese officials, and big Chinese merchants. The site proposed for the dock and the erection of the workshops and184 words
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Article105 1908-06-11 8 A little before seven o'clock on the morning of the 4th inst., a wild boar was shot in the vicinity of Fort Canning and Tank Road. While some clerks, belonging to an engineering establishment near by, were on their way to work along Fort Canning105 words
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1065 1908-06-11 9 When the action, being brought by Mrs. M A E. Gunman and others, against Mr. John Anderson to recover 17,800 for alleged breach of covenant, was resumed at the Supreme Court, on the 4th inst., before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, the1,065 words
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Article216 1908-06-11 9 The Singapore Hunt Club, on Saturday afternoon, had a most successful and enjoyable ride, a large number of members joining in the run. The run, which had been mapped out carefully by Messrs. Elphick and Collison, started from the Perseverance Estate, Tanjong Katong, and from thence the216 words
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Article12 1908-06-11 9 [The Straits Times is*qot responsible for the opinions of its corrtsfbiddtfts.]12 words
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Article127 1908-06-11 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, June 5. Sir,—In your to-day's issue appears an advertisement from the Municipal Office notifying the closing of Tank Roaa between the railway level crossing and Oxley Rise from 4 p.m. on Saturday, the 6th instant, until 8 a.m.127 words
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Article306 1908-06-11 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, June 8, 1908. Sir, —I do not know which of the Mnnici pal Commissioners represents the Gaylang Hoad, and I have taken particular pains to avoid enlightenment on this point, as personalities might prove obnoxious. Besides which, were I to306 words
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Article121 1908-06-11 9 The public at Batavia are anxious as to the line of policy marked out for the new Governor of Acheen, Colonel Swart. Some of them fancy that the rule of the sword will be given up. A correspondent assures the Batavia Nieuwsblad that there121 words
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879 1908-06-11 10 (From Oub Own Correspondent.) London, May 15. 1 came across Mr. A. Staines Manders, the Manager of the forthcoming Rubber Exhibition at Olympia, this morning. Ho was busy with correspondence connected with the exhibits, but he gave up his879 words
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157 1908-06-11 10 The following subscriptions have been received in Perak towards the Singapore Bishopric Fund:— Mr. J. J. Brewster f 100.00 Mr. A. B. Stephens (the late) 20.00 Mr. Ceoil Payne 50.00 Mr. Eric Maxwell 200.00 Mr. W. R. Cbappel 200.00 Col. R. S.157 words
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Article64 1908-06-11 10 The members of the S.V.A. Maxim Company, and the S.V.I. and Cadets spent a very enjoyable week-end camp at Holland Road Station. On Sunday morning, there were to have been engagements between the S.V.I. No. I Company and the No. 2 Company, but, for some reason or other,64 words
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Article434 1908-06-11 10 The troubles in Aooam have reaohud at which the Government has had to resort to military force with great loss of life to the tebels. The agitators at first tried passive resin, tance by organising434 words
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Article137 1908-06-11 10 Colonel Swart, the Governor designate of Acheen, has arrived in Java. As Governor of Celebes, he bad just accomplished a difficult task in enforcing peace and order in provinces where lawlessness bad hitherto reigned supreme, and where the firm establishment of Government authority bad aroused137 words
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Article1294 1908-06-11 11 (Fkom Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 8, 10-45 a.m. The Penang Chinese Chamber of Com• meroe met on Saturday, and adopted •manimously the resolution passed at i meeting of Chinese traders on the 2nd instant urging them1,294 words
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246 1908-06-11 11 By the German mail steamer Buelow, there left for Europe on Tuesday, Captain Leuss, of the Norddeutsoher Lloyd steamer Deli, one of the most popular skippers trading out of Singapore. We understand he returns to Bremen on promotion, and although it246 words
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Article178 1908-06-11 11 Before Mr. Maurice Thunder, Fourth Magistrate;, on Wednesday, Mr. Karl Struve, Proprietor of Medical Hall, appeared in answer to charges of failing to keep a stock book and a daily register of the stock and salos of chlorodyno, containing a deleterious drug, and failing to keep returns of178 words
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Article93 1908-06-11 11 Towkay Tan Scow charged one of his employers, named Ang Kwee Lao, before the Third Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Col man, some time ago, with criminal broach of trust iu respect of $1,500. The hearing of the case was adjourned till ou Tuesday, whon Mr. V. D.93 words
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Article51 1908-06-11 12 Btadermann—Van Wungaarden.— On June 4, Singapore, before the Registrar of Marriages, Boze Margaretha Van Wijogaarden. only daughter of D J. Van Wijngaarden. of Bingapore, to Martinas Lodewijk Btadermann. Netherlands India papers please oopy. Van Bchreven—Newbolt.— At Singapore, on May 38, Henri van Bchreven, of Batavia, to Annie Victoria Melden51 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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1259 1908-06-11 12 -Straits Times, Jane 6. The International, as a monthly magazine professing to be “A Review of the World’s Progress,” is in danger of becoming simply and solely a vehicle for voicing the opinions of the Labour and Socialistic elements in England and the Continent-Straits Times, Jane 6. - 1,259 words
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557 1908-06-11 12 -Straits Times, Jane 6. VV e publish in this issue an extract from a Melbourne contemporary giving the com munication of an Australian expert on air ships for defensive purposes. This communi cation was considered by a Conference of the Premiers, and was forwarded to-Straits Times, Jane 6. - 557 words
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930 1908-06-11 13 —Straits Times, June 8. The spirit of trades unionism seems to be ineradicable in mankind, and although, on the whole, no doubt it is a healthy one, it sometimes manifests itself in quaint and anomalous ways. We remember hearing once a tale of a man—Straits Times, June 8. - 930 words
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705 1908-06-11 13 the current trade of the port.—Straits Times, June ft. For many years, the shipping interests at Hongkong have agitated for a refngo to which the smaller native craft could repair in stress of weather. Many years ago, a typhoon shelter was formed at East Pointthe current trade of the port.—Straits Times, June ft. - 705 words
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Article320 1908-06-11 13 -Straits Times, June 4. A Hongkong contemporary haa printed and sent oat to a hundred business men tbe following list of questions 1. Will the closure of dens benefit tbe Colony morally 2. Will the closure stop opium smoking in Hongkong? 8. Will the Opium-Straits Times, June 4. - 320 words
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740 1908-06-11 14 constitooshun can stand. —Straits Times, June 4. We have bad our Mufekiug nights iii London. Wberefor are we sad at times. and wberefor are we able to sympathise with the American ftf-ople when they read of the consequence* of the arrival of the L'nited“ constitooshun ” can stand.—Straits Times, June 4. - 740 words
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730 1908-06-11 14 —Straits Times, June 9. Like a shuttlecock the question of the registration of servants bobs about from Rangoon to Hongkong, and Singapore has a shot at it in passing. Manila has now taken up the subject, and wc quote the following from the Manila Times:— We—Straits Times, June 9. - 730 words
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Article704 1908-06-11 14 —Straits Times, June 10. The King and the Czar have met at Keval. This long-deferred visit of King Edward to his Russian nephew has given rise to a con siderable amount of speculation, and an undue air of importance has surrounded it as a.—Straits Times, June 10. - 704 words
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686 1908-06-11 15 —Straits Times, June 9. Some anxiety is being felt at the slow rate of increase of the population of Australia. Mr. Stuart Murray has written a series of articles in a Melbourne journal to show that Australia is capable of maintaining 100,000,000 of people, yet,—Straits Times, June 9. - 686 words
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342 1908-06-11 15 in China are concerned.—Straits Times, June 10. There appears to be some perplexity in London as to the exact position Sir W. C. Hillier is to fill as Adviser to the Chinese Government. It seems to us that Sir Walter, who is exceeding popular within China are concerned.—Straits Times, June 10. - 342 words
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Advertisement92 1908-06-11 12 Thepotft free price of the Straits Tims fa W 8 year. The poet free price of the Straits Budget is Il4» year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The sub* ecripHons for shorter periods are at the same propor tinnate rate as for a rear. The Straits92 words
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Article461 1908-06-11 15 Major Barry da Hamel, Chief Police Offioer, Penang, is indisposed. Mr. R. J. Farrer, formerly Distriet Offioer in Province Wellesley, has returned from leave. Dr. E. H. Graham has gone to Penang to relieve Dr. Henessoy, who comes to Singapore. The King has confirmed the appointment of461 words
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Article1064 1908-06-11 16 Two cases of small-pox are reported from Kuan tan. From Bangkok and Kelantan, 98 bullocks, 96 sheep and 78 pigs arrived, yesterday, by the Siamese steamer Asdang. k The amount subscribed by the members of the St. Andrew's Church Mission to the Singapore Bishopric Endowment Fund is1,064 words
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631 1908-06-11 16 Mr. Charles Hockstadt, a Eurasian engineer, appeared before the Second irate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, on Saturday, (S a charge of assaulting a Malay woman, Earned Alimah, at noon on Thursday last. He wa« also asked to show cause why631 words
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Article1192 1908-06-11 17 A warm discussion arose at the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, on the 5th m8 t when the Deputy President, Mr. J Polglase, submitted the following motion, on behalf of the Finance and General Purposes Committee That, from 1st January1,192 words
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190 1908-06-11 17 (From Our Own Correspondent. Hongkong, Jane 9,11. 65 a.m. The British river steamer Powan, owned by the Hoagkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Company, Limited, ran ashore in the Capsuimun Pass, shortly after nine o’clock last night, while on her way190 words
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123 1908-06-11 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) '•London (via Penang), June 8. The May receipts of Para amounted to 8050 tons, as against 2020 tons in the corresponding month last year. There are Rood London deliveries of Plantation rubber. The market is firmer. The Damansara123 words
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Article153 1908-06-11 17 Poh Lye Hang, a tramway conductor, appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr. if. F. J. Green, on the 9th inst., on a charge of causing grievous hurt to one Low Ah Kan by a rash and negligent act. Inspector Connor explained that at 6 p.m. on Sunday, accused153 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article1322 1908-06-11 18 Garrison v. S.C.C* On the ground of the Singapore Cricket Club, on the 8rd inst., a cricket match was played between the Club and the Garrison. The victory of the S.C.C. was due to the excellent stand at the wickets by H. M. Cantrell, who, going in first wicket1,322 words
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Article486 1908-06-11 18 Colman Shield Competition* The Darol Talaam and a Malay team of (he Straits Union Club met in the Colman Shield Competition at Beach Road on Saturday, and a fairly good game was played. The Darnl Talaam proved the better team and won by two goals to nil. Play486 words
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Article361 1908-06-11 19 Sepoy Lines Golf Club. The following are the handicaps aud Iraws in the Naval Cup. Men's Foursomes, iu oQuoctiou with the Sepoy Lines Golf Club Handicap. lb Cusc&dcn and Bell Sr-r. Kerguson and Darbishire 10 McGregor and Hellior i lb Izard and Gentle i 10 Gibson and Draper 4361 words
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Article220 1908-06-11 19 S.C.C. v. D. Co., Royal West Kents. A team from 1). Co., Royal West Kents, faced an eleven of the S.C.C. in a Hockey match on the Esplanade on the 5th inst.. and the game was fast and fairly interesting. The teams were well matched, but the Club were220 words
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Article91 1908-06-11 19 Programme of Events. The following is the programme of the S.C.C. Gymkhana which is to take place ou the Esplanade on July 4 100 Yards Race. 150 Handicap. 200 Open llaice for School Boys. 300 Handicap. 600 Handicap. 50 Sack Race. 120 Hurdle Race. 100 Veterans' Handicap. 20091 words
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Article77 1908-06-11 19 Singapore v. Bangkok. The following is the position in the cable chess match between Singapore and Bang, kok: Ruy Lopez. White (Singapore.) Black (Bangkok.; 1. P-K 4 P-K 4 2. Kt—K B 3 Kt—Q B 3 3. B—Kt 5 Kt—K B 3 4. Castles Kt x P. 5. P-Q77 words
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Article51 1908-06-11 19 Tanglin Club Competition. The Monthly Bowling Medal tor May has been won at the Tanglin Club by E. G. llartnell. Below are the scores of those who qualified:— E. O. Hartnell 580 220 800 A Agnew 556 220 776 H. A. Mason 718 80 743 A. Bobertson 517 20051 words
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Article386 1908-06-11 19 Batavia Races. The Batavia Race Meeting, held on May 30 and Hi, wan a great success, the weather being fine. The first day’s results were as follow Committee Cup.—Bonnie Lassie, 1; Fisht r maiden, 2. Tote, 9.50 guilders. Kali Besar Cup.—Cinderella, 1; Rosem**!, 2. Tote, 10 guilders. London386 words
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Article109 1908-06-11 19 Cremation does not seem to have attritions for the public in Java, and i| is a hard matter to interest them in the idea. About two and a half years ago, a socjet&wae fQMiM at Saiuarang under the name of Crematoria. The aim was to introduce voluntary109 words
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1460 1908-06-11 20 kom Ouit Ow;. ConaKsr-»NDKNr.( Kuala Lumpur, June h. Tk final round of the Warren Shield computation between teams of the Malay States Guides, the Malay States Volunteer Rifles, the Royal West Kents, the Royal Engineers, the1,460 words
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Article188 1908-06-11 20 Kanaboi, Limited, report from Serembai: that the output for May was piculs 225.51 made up as follows Elevator, piculs 60.40. kongkoi, piculs 5.11, and general tribute, piculs 160. The gold output was 121 ounces, The Serendah Hydraulic Tin Mining Company, Ltd., report from Kuala Lumpur that output188 words
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Article2198 1908-06-11 21 London. June 21. The House of Commons has read the Fiuancc Bill a second time. The amendment of Mr. Lawrence Hardy, c onservative Member for Ashford, regretting that in view of the growing liabilities of the nation no attempt was made to broaden the basis of taxation, was2,198 words
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Article1084 1908-06-11 22 Berlin, .Jane J. During the visit of the party of Japanese globetrotters to Berlin, they were entertained y the German J apanese Society. Herr Erckert, attache to the German Embassy at Tokio, proposed the toast of the Emperor of Japan and the Emperor of Germany. The Japanese visitors1,084 words
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Article33 1908-06-11 22 The total quantity of tin ore exported by the tribaton on the lands of the Royal Johore Tin Mining Company Ltd., during the •nonth of M ay was piculs ltfO.33 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article549 1908-06-11 23 J«M 3 gardim*. Bril sir, Talbot, L'don. P. A O Coy Raentung, Ger sir, H insen, Bangkok, B. Meyer Biogo Mara, Jap sir. Christiansen, Antwerp, Paterson Simons 4 Delta, Brit str, Snow, Shanghai, P. A O. Coy Stettin, Brit str, Sangster, Shanghai, Kats Bros Ltd Laertes, Brit str. Riley,549 words
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Article447 1908-06-11 23 Juno 3 Raronga, Brit str, Hongkong and Shanghai Chas. F. Laeisz, Ger str, Rwaohow via port fPaklat, Ger str, Saigon Hitaohi Mara. Jap str, Antwerp via ports t Strath don, Brit str, Batavia fHalysrd, Nor str, Langkat G. Apcar, Brit str, Penang and Calcutta Banka, Brit str, Anaraba and447 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS.
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Article237 1908-06-11 23 Per N.D.L. stoamer Goeben, doe Jone 11. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Praag, Mr. F. Teugbergen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loeb, Mr, 0/ van Vollenbove, Mr. C. Lieflang, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Crouch, Mr. H. Dehlbolm, Mr. G. R. F. Sayle,237 words
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Article270 1908-06-11 23 By the Sardinia, Captain C. C. Talbot, June 8. From London, Captain Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead, and Mr. Sowdon. By the Delta, Captain B. W. H. Boow, June 4. From Yokohama, Hoo. T. 8. Baker; from Shanghai, Mr. A. Bonnet, Mr. He 8. Coiiterdine, and Mr. K. Gartner;270 words
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Article115 1908-06-11 23 By the Delta, June 5. For Penang, Mr. B. C. 6. Nylvaganam, Mr. C. W. Darbishire* Dr. E. N. Graham, Mr. A. 8. Schaak, and Mr. D. Hoes; for Colombo, Mr. P. T. Deane, Mr. H. Gardner, and Mr. E. W. Goonetilleke’s three children; for Melbourne, Mr. and Mrs.115 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, JUNE 10, 1908.
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Article359 1908-06-11 24 thwoi Number gharee forma- Oapilal Subeoribed of Valoe op to Unissued Company Quotation ion snares 1908 9800,000 500,000 80,000 10 10 i Belal Tin M. Oo., Lid. 6.10 1807 8800,000 996,000 99,500 10 10 j 7,500 Brnang LM. 6.00 1901 8600,000 i 600,000 60,000 10 10 Brnath Hydranlle Tin359 words
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Article303 1908-06-11 24 l*« *180.000 lJ4,m > 5/ RabW Oo.. Ltd. 1905 9900,000 108,000 10,500 10 10 9,(00 Balgownie Bobber Eelale Lid. (tolly paid) 16 00 loot 480,000 18.880 Bmb O.T« Rubber Oo. Ltd. (f.p, 8 184) MOO 470,000 81,000 61,000 1 1 0,000 Bakit Rajah RobbarOo., Ltd. 800 noo 0180,000 118,000303 words
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Article221 1908-06-11 24 1804 £5,877.10.0 4,80ft 7,688 1S/6 It /ft 916 Belli Asbestos Eastern Agenoy. Ltd 6 50 1888 8986,000 995,000 4,500 60 50 Fraser Heave, Lid. 189 50 1805 815,000,000 15,000,000 19-J,006 199 195 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 76 5.«« iqa. iq nAA a aa aaa 18,000 100 Howwlh Eraklne. Lid.221 words
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