The Straits Budget, 8 October 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1908-10-08 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES/’ VOL. LXII. NO. 2643. Singapore, Thursday, October S, 1908. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTUIY Price 25 cents28 words
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Article235 1908-10-08 1 LEADERS: Political Crisis in Eastern Europe 12 Preparing the Filipinos for SelfGovernment 12 Americans and Chinese as Allies 13 Rubber Planters Seek More Representation 18 Combating Malaria in the F.M.S. 14 Proposed Chinese Mercantile Marine 14 Comments on the Governors Budget Speech ...14-15 Planters’ Meeting 1 TVamcar235 words
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665 1908-10-08 1 (From Oor Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 0, 12.5 a m. The meeting of the Planters’ Association of Malaya was held here yesterday, and the delegates sat till a late hour discussing important resolutions. The opening of the meeting665 words
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Article118 1908-10-08 1 About six o’clock on Tuesday night, an old Army pensioner, in attempting to alight from a tramoar. which was in motion. «t the junction of Buffalo Road and Sorangoou Road, me* with a nasty accident. Under his ami. ho had a couple of framed pictures, and they got118 words
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754 1908-10-08 2 His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G., delivered his Budget speech at the meeting of the Legislative Council, on Fiiday. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and continued, His Excellency said754 words
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Article774 1908-10-08 2 Important Improvements To Be Carried Out. In regard to Public Works, the usual services have been carried out in all three Settlements under the heads of Public Works, and Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Canals Annually Re-current Expenditure. Under the head Public Work-, etc., Special Services,” the following of774 words
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Article794 1908-10-08 3 i nw Tin Prices Affect Imports and Exports. The commerce of the Colony in 1907 ad!1C( d slightly over 1906 in both imports i ,-xnorts, the value of goods imported i,j n 322*9 million dollars (£37,668,000) ami the exports 282 2 million (£82,921,000), incn oses of 1J per794 words
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Article497 1908-10-08 3 Proposed New Ordinance Concerning Gold Reserve. A considerable depression took place in the exchange; value of tho dollar in tho latter part of the year 1907 ami continued till August this year. The lowest limit reached was 2s. 3,}d. for demaud drafts iu February and from that497 words
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Article1326 1908-10-08 3 Municipal Commissioners' Scheme for Improvements. There were 15 deaths from plague in the Colony and 6 from small pox and 180 from cholera during 1907. The death-rate was 39 07 per inille, and the birth-rate was 2611 on an estimated population of 619,776. As you are aware,Jegi*lative sanction1,326 words
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Article379 1908-10-08 4 Introduction of a Divorce Bill at Early Date. Fourteen Ordinances were placed on the Statute Rook between the date of ray last address and the end of 1907. Amongst them were the important Courts and Criminal Procedure and Civil Procedure Amendment Ordinances, prepared by a Committee presided over by379 words
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Article798 1908-10-08 4 The Opium Commissioner's Report Almost Completed. A certain number of advance copies of the Opium Commission's report have recently beeu received, ami tho Government Printing Office is still busily engaged in completing the work on the evidence and appendices, which will form a very voluminous and in-’ teresting798 words
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454 1908-10-08 5 F. W. Barker aud Company, of have just issued the following s .i°^V r i n reference to the Ledbury Rubber vT t s Ltd which was mentioned in our corn spondeut'a telegram from London last We are informed that454 words
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Article185 1908-10-08 5 I 1 our C’liineso wore tried before the Third Magistrate, on Friday, on a charge of possession of more that the legal amount of morphia and of a hypodermic syringe. One of them claimed ail tho morphia and the fringe as his, the others accused being ujcr<185 words
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Article13 1908-10-08 5 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article369 1908-10-08 5 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, October 1. Sir, Under the above heading in the issue of your paper on September 30 is published an extract, purporting to be au interview with a Chinese ex-editor returning from a visit to Australia. In this interview* the369 words
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Article188 1908-10-08 5 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, October 1. Sir, —Will you allow me a few lines iu answer to your criticism on tho H.G A. withdrawing from tho Singapore League. You say you think it must be because we cannot get a match over on188 words
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643 1908-10-08 5 Ali. the Malay who attacked three women, two Javanese and a Malay, savagely, iu Ah Hood Hoad, off Balestier Hoad, on Saturday morning, met an ignominious death in a well iu Moulmein Hoad at dusk the same day. One of the643 words
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714 1908-10-08 6 The road from Passir Pan jang that was to run along to the West coast of the island skirting the shore near the small Malay village of Tanjong Kling, and tapping country under cultivation, haH714 words
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163 1908-10-08 6 Four Chinese were prosecuted by Mr. C. B. Whitehead, Assistant Superintendent of Police, in the Second-Magistrate’s Court, on Friday, on a charge of going armed in public and being bad characters generally. Mr. Song Ong Siang defended two of them, and163 words
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Article160 1908-10-08 6 Kwan Lcng aud Wong Pak were tried before the Third Magistrate, Mr. Maurice Thunder, on Thursday afteruoon, on a charge of assaulting Lim Weng With a knife on August 18. Kwan Leng was also charged with theft of a panama hat from Mak Cliay in January. Mr.160 words
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174 1908-10-08 6 Harvest Festival services were held at the St. Andrew’s Cathedral on Sunday. Each service was attended by a large congregation The church was prettily decorated with flowers, fruits and evergreens. In the morning, the choir rendered Stainer's service, and at evening the anthem174 words
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103 1908-10-08 6 Chinese in America. WIDESPREAD CORRUPTION I N SAN FRANCISCO. Immigration Officials Transferred Pending Inquiry. (From Oi’k Own Co R IKS m London, October 2 irwn Allegations of serious corrumin Immigration Department have >! 10 the San Francisco. aVt bten “ade at Several immigration officers have* h transferred to other olarr103 words
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433 1908-10-08 6 In the Supreme Court, oo Monday, Mr Justice Sercomhe Smith nave judgment in the appeal of Mr. Marcus Struve. of the Medical Hall, wiio was fined $250 for an offence uuder the Poisous Ordinance in res pect to an entry in433 words
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1070 1908-10-08 7 T Singapore team tired on Monday in ht annual rifle match with Hongkong and Shanghai tor the luterport Challenge Shield. Singapore has beon doing well in practice, but with Corporal Cliator absent distinguishing hiuiself at Bisley, and1,070 words
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Article95 1908-10-08 7 Another of the Hong Lira Quay rioters appeared before the Third Magistrate, Mr Maurice Thunder, on Friday afternoon-, and received sentence in the following doses Three months’ rigorous imprisonment for assaulting the Chinese detective who was so brutally maltreated ou that occasion, three months for wrongly95 words
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203 1908-10-08 7 (From Our Corrkhpondkn r.) London (via Penang), October 4. It has been decided by the Judges at the Rubber Exhibition atShepherd'a Bush not to award the prize offer by Mr. Patrick Oow, managing director of203 words
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Article79 1908-10-08 7 Shortly after 6 o’clock, on Saturday there was a fight between two Chinese boatmen in the Singapore River. Ouo knocked the other into the water and then tried to keep him under the surface. The unfortunate man had a narrow escape from death, being rescued by79 words
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Article81 1908-10-08 7 It ia not safe to try to sell a stolen watch to a Malay in ordinary dress, as he may prove to be a constable ofi duty, as a Chinaman learned to hia sorrow, on Thursday. The watch proved to be one that81 words
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Article74 1908-10-08 7 The annual report of the Penang Cricket Club shows a profit on the year’s working of 82.060.72, the largest profit ever made by the Club in one year. A balance of 85,063 57 stands to the credit of the pro it and loss account. Six'y seven new74 words
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Article36 1908-10-08 7 A telegram has been received by Messrs. Gunn and Company, s« cr*-taries to tho Balgownio Rubber Kstates, Limited, stating that the harvest for September is estimated at 2,927 lbs. of dry rubber.36 words
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612 1908-10-08 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, September 26. Ah a natural outcome of the inauguration of the rainy season, a slip has occurred on the railway track at the Pass, between Kuala Kangsar and Taiping. It was fortunate that the landslip612 words
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129 1908-10-08 8 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt). London, October 5, 8.25 p.ru. A Sofia telegram, just received in London, says that Prince Ferdinand, surrounded by his Ministers, has proclaimed the independence of Bulgaria in the ancient capital, Tirnovo.129 words
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375 1908-10-08 8 In the Second Magistrate’s Court, on Wednesday week, Detective Inspector Taylor prosecuted Fatt Sian Su on a charge of being a member of an unlawful society. Mr. A. W. Bailey, of the Chinese Protectorate, identified certain of the exhibits as connected375 words
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263 1908-10-08 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Septc-mbt, in is Excellency the Governor and part honoured Malacca with a surprise their way sooth last Thursday. OO In the afternoon, His Excellonrv o panied by the Kesident of his suite, drove out263 words
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143 1908-10-08 8 WEALTHY INDIAN’ S LOSS. Round-the-World Tourist Robbed on Board Ship. Zakit Kban, a wealthy Indian nobleman who is making a tour of the world, arrived in Singapore on Wednesday week, by the Apcar liner .Japan. Ho has reported to the police that, on September 28, while on route from Hongkong143 words
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Article136 1908-10-08 8 When the case of Mr. A. Maclean v. Signor Petrio Cittrio was called before the Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, at noon on Thursday, by previous arrangement, defendant, who was charged with tin ft o $94 from complainant, was absent, thong 1 Mr. A.136 words
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743 1908-10-08 9 Hi Kxcellency the Governor, Sir John Wdetson. K.C.M.G. spoke for thirty-live ’nutes when making Ins annual address to rs of the Legislative Council, on Friuv“ iteruoon. Captain A. H Young, C.M.G., c 0 ionial Secretary, followed with a lasting for aD hour. Other743 words
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208 1908-10-08 9 The October issue of the Agricultural Bulletin of the Straits and Federated Malay States is another interesting publication. Mr. T. W. Main does not beat about the bush in writing on Improvements of Fruits in Malaya, for he says that the industry has208 words
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Article116 1908-10-08 9 Foo San was fined $2 for wasting Municipal water and a friend paid over the money to Lim Tek Sia, that the latter might pay the fine so that Foo San might be released. Unfortunately, poor Foo San had to stay in custody, as the116 words
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Article55 1908-10-08 9 Lim Ah Kow, a Tcochew, decided that lib was tired of life and started to cut his throat with a knife in the five foot way in front of No. 17 New Market Hoad, on Ihursday morning. He was stopped before fatal in juries had been received,55 words
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273 1908-10-08 9 At the special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, held in the Board Room, on Friday, the following gentlemen were present:—Messrs. J. Polglase, Deputy President; F. J. Benjafield, Acting Secretary H. Gostwyck, Acting Engineer; W. M&cbean, A. W. Bailey, Cheng King Lee, Ong Tek273 words
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Article188 1908-10-08 9 The death took place at his residence, Scrangoon House, Craiglockhart, near Edinburgh, on September 3, of Dr. Robert Jamie, who for many years was one of the best known and most respected men in Singapore. Since he left Singapore in December 1883, Dr. Jamie has resided188 words
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Article106 1908-10-08 9 At 11 a.m. on Thursday, there was a collision in tho Singapore River between a tongkang propelled by Klinns and a twakow whose steersman was a Chinaman. The latter was thrown into the river by the force of the impact and narrowly escaped losing his life,106 words
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2098 1908-10-08 10 A few months ago, Mr. A. Denison, M. Inst. C.E of Hongkong, was called upon by the Government of the Straits Settlements to prepare a report upon the Penang Hills Kailway, from Ayer Etam to the road2,098 words
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1918 1908-10-08 11 The Supply Bill. WATCH WORD OF GOVERNMENT IS RETRENCHMENT. Assets Reserved for Rainy Days. It is Co >d to be able to perceivo a growing tendency to consider tho prevention rather ♦Un the cure of financial losses. Government mav have been slow to apply the old maxim regarding au ounce1,918 words
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Article20 1908-10-08 12 Montoombbik. —At tho Lake, Thompson Road, Singapore, on September .‘JO, to Mr. «nd Mrs. J. Love Montgomerie, a (laughter.20 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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465 1908-10-08 12 bo spared to avert a conflict.—Straits Times, < )ctobor ft. Whether or not tho efforts of diplomatists avert, for tho moment, an actual disturbance of tho peace in Eastern Europe, it is evident that tho long dreaded crisis in the affairs of that part ofbo spared to avert a conflict.—Straits Times, < )ctobor ft. - 465 words
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1344 1908-10-08 12 ,—Straits Times, October ->• It is always pleasant to And a man who is responsible in any degree for the government of a subject people expressing himself cordially and sympathetically in regard to them. There can be no doubt that long familiarity has a tendency,—Straits Times, October ->• - 1,344 words
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Article999 1908-10-08 13 —Straits Times, October r >. 1,, connection with the New York Herald's dvocacy of an alliance between the United States and China, the representative of that journal in Hongkong has interviewed a large nuiuber of personages of more or less local celebrity. Like Li Sura-ling,—Straits Times, October r>. - 999 words
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959 1908-10-08 13 —Straits Times, October 6. The resolution passed at yesterday’s meeting of the Planters' Association of Malaya at Penang need not come as a surprise to anyone who has given more than passing notice to the development of the administration of British Malaya in recent years.—Straits Times, October 6. - 959 words
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Article887 1908-10-08 14 much evidence of success elsewhere. —Straits Times, October 1. The dissemination of malaria iu Selangor does not *eem to have abated during the l&nt couple of yearH. and it is reported that in the previous year there was a very marked increase in the numbermuch evidence of success elsewhere.—Straits Times, October 1. - 887 words
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361 1908-10-08 14 Straits Times, October 1. Prince Ching, the President of the Board of Agriculture and Trade at Peking, is interesting himself in a scheme for starting a purely Chinese Steam Navigation Company which will carry on business under Government protection, in the style of the Japanese concernStraits Times, October 1. - 361 words
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896 1908-10-08 14 has > l u tit to grant. —Straits Times, October #>. His Excellency the Governor lu.l ao pleasant task to perform when he mads w annual statement on the fin»„ ct s l Straits Settlements to the Legislative Coat cil yesterday. It is neverhas >( lu tit to grant.—Straits Times, October #>. - 896 words
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Advertisement92 1908-10-08 12 The post free price of the Straits Times i» $'W a year. The po»t free price of the Straits Budget is )I4 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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Article887 1908-10-08 15 The co>t of the new Kuala Selangor lighthouse i> estimated at $77,965. The increase of railway traffic from Port Swetteuham has been 45 per cent, in five years The manager reports that the output of tin trom the Sipiau Tin Company, Limited, for the month of September887 words
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Article468 1908-10-08 15 Mr. H. C. Xacharias, of Kuala Lumpur, arrived in Singapore. Wong Ah Fook, of Singapore, lias been granted a certificate of naturalisation as a British subject. Mr. A. V. Brown, of the F.M.S. service, lias been appointed Second Magistrate and Assistant Judge, Penang. Lieutenant A. A. Sutcliffe,468 words
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Article849 1908-10-08 16 There was excellent light at the Baleatier Range yesterday, when the Singapore Rifle Club team shot at 200, 500 and 600 yards in the inter-club competition with the Malay States Volunteer Rifle Club, Kuala Lumpur. A variable849 words
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201 1908-10-08 16 Tay Jin took a dollar to a friend, named Tan Kia Lye, on the night of September 26, and had it changed. He went back next day to get another changed, but, in the meantime, his friend had ceased to be a friend,201 words
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Article124 1908-10-08 16 Mr. E. C. C. Howard, sitting as Senior Magistrate, convicted one Tamil and four Bengali milk sellers, on Tuesday, of selling water with their lacteal fluid. The fines and percentages of added water were as follow: $100,62.4; $100,44.8; $5O, 50.6; $5O, 88.3; $5O, 84.2. Mr. T. O. Mayhew,124 words
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Article448 1908-10-08 16 At the mouth of the Gulf of Tonkin, tnid way between Samoa and Honekone and the direct line of ahippinR to and from sin™ KJmSST Many a steamer has come to grief on the448 words
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Article181 1908-10-08 16 Seng Choon Seng, of Chop Ban Watt, was placed on trial in the District Court before Mr. E. C. C. Howard, on Thursday, on three charges: (1) That, on or about May ‘26, lie made a material omission in a statement relating to his affairs by neglecting181 words
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1276 1908-10-08 17 The revenue of the State of Perak for 1907 wat *15,392,061, being more than 5* millions XC t *s of the expenditure. Ah compared •itl 1906, the revenue shows an increase of M lo9,.'»77. Customs, however,1,276 words
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Article92 1908-10-08 17 I From Opr Own Corrkspondknt.) London. October 1. 6.40 pm. The Birmingham Daily Post, one of the best informed English newspapers, publishes an interesting statement about the Dutch East Indies. It hears that the Netherlands Government is92 words
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551 1908-10-08 17 It is likely, writes a correspondent, that there are only few shareholders in this Company who have carefully studied tho last annual report of the Directors, the balance sheet and profit and lo*s account and made themselves cognisant with tho present posi. tiou of551 words
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1480 1908-10-08 18 The intermingling of many English and French Hags at Atjee House, Orchard Hoad, on Tuesday, recorded a happy event at the home of Count and Countess de Hondy. Viscount Pierre de Hondy Kiario, the eldest1,480 words
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206 1908-10-08 18 The village of Javanese c arters, near the junction of Syed Ali and Thomson Roads, resounded w ith cries of Mengamok yesterday, aud a police corporal rushed to the scene and arrested a Javanese, who was slashing to right aud206 words
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Article173 1908-10-08 18 Lee Teong, a liokien, was tried in the Second Magistrate’s Court, on Monday after noon, on a charge of theft of a bicycle, valued at 800, the property of Mohomed Noor, from the five-foot way in Arab Street, at 10 p.m. on Sunday. Sergeant Dickson prosecuted. Complaiuant173 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article1017 1908-10-08 19 Singapore Shield Competition. f mt and lively game characterised tb e meeting of the Royal Went Kents ,1 t |,o Warders and Royal Engineers \ssociation football match in conwith the Singapore Shield Comtition on the S.R.O. portion of the Esplanade, on Wednesday. The West Kents L| a few1,017 words
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Article218 1908-10-08 19 S.C.C. V. 99th Deccan Infantry. An interesting game of Hockey was played ontheEsplanadeonTlmrsdaybetween elevens representing the S.C.C. and the 99th Deccan Infantry, and a good many spectators were present. The S.C.C. proved the better team and displayed not only superior passing and stopping powers, but possessed faster men in218 words
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Article285 1908-10-08 19 S.C.C. 2nd XI v. S.R.C. 2nd XI. The cricket match arranger! to ho played between tho first elevens of the S.l-.C. and the S It C., on S .turday, had to bo postponed, as the ground was f,.. wot after the downpour of rain at noon. 'Hie second eleveos285 words
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Article62 1908-10-08 19 Ladies’ Ciolf Championship. The semi final in the Ladies' Golf Championship, played on Thursday, resulted as follows: Mrs. Sauudcrs beat Mrs. Gansloser two up and one to play. Miss Darbishire beat Mrs. Koigwin three up and two to play. The final will be played this afternoon, and will bo62 words
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Article54 1908-10-08 19 Tanglin Club Monthly Medal. The following are the scores for the September monthly medal in connection with the Tanglin Club J. Waddell 087 150- 837 ,J. Denniston 684 +150—734 V. A. Flower 075+ 30^705 A. H. Withers 779— 80 =399 D. M Craik 599 r 100 399 F. E.54 words
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Article115 1908-10-08 19 Competitions at Swimming Club. There was the usual good attendance aft the Swimming Club, on Sunday. The team race, which was t 0 have taken place on tho Sunday preceding wjh swam off. and won by the lub, despite the excellent form of the Garrison team. The military team115 words
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Article2374 1908-10-08 20 London, September 30. Prominence is given in the Press to a suggestion made by Mr. It. B. Haldane, Secretary of State for War, that seventeen thousand of the unemployed cau tide over the winter mouths by enlisting in the special Army Reserve. Some of the Labour leaders approve,2,374 words
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Article1576 1908-10-08 21 Berlin, September HO. Cholera is on the decrease iu St. Petersburg, and there is rejoicing throughout the city. A rumour in Berlin is to the effect that the Sultau of Turkey desires that the reorganisation of the Turkish Army shall be carried out by General Goltz Pasclia, formerly1,576 words
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Article828 1908-10-08 22 An excess of $33,881 as compared with the estimate, the revenue of the State of Pahang for the year 1907 amounted to $321,425, or $29,292 less than the total for 1906, which was $850,717. This latter figure is the828 words
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210 1908-10-08 22 Ku Bun (inan, a bullock cart owner, pro scented Usop, Peon 854, Preveutiou of Cruelty to Animals Department, in the Summons Court, on Thursday, on a charge of using criminal force against him. Mr. Wee Tkeam Tew prosecuted. The evidence210 words
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Article99 1908-10-08 22 The following outputs of tin ami tin-ore for September are reported in the F.M S Gopeng Tin Miuing Coy. Ltd. f2<) P** 3 New Gopeng, Ltd. 221 Tekka, Ltd. (,(> Rawlmtau, Ltd. 227 Kiuta Tin Mines, Ltd. Kanaboi The total quantity of tin-ore exporvd y the tributors99 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article582 1908-10-08 23 September 3° CtM gtr, Deinat, Hongkong, Behn Arubna. rcl str, Olifent, Hongkong, P. Simons J»P an Hrit str, LarkinB, Raugoon, Taik (Jlenoyio. 1,1 pruvl Nor" str, Folkman, Bangkok, Joo (ir'str, Cordes, Bangkok, B Meyer Brit str, Buller, Calcutta, Boustead October i Ca y pgo lint str, Bannatyne, Deli, W.582 words
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Article435 1908-10-08 23 September 30 Kouang Si, Fch itr, H’kcng, Shanghai, Japan Pataui, Ger ttr, Bangkok October 1 ■f Tannenfela, Ger str, Calcutta Minilva, Brit str, Fremaotle via ports Nam Yong, Brit str. Macassar via ports Dovre, Nor str, Bangkok Teesta, Brit str. Negspatam via ports Solva, Nor str, Bangkok Janet NicJl,435 words
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Article172 1908-10-08 23 Per P. and O. China, connoctiug with the steamer As«ayo at Colombo, due October 9.—Mrs. J. M. Watt, Miss Condon, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Desborongh and child, Mrs. W. H. McKerron, Mr. E. J. Wood, Mr. J. Cowap, Mrs. A. B. Milne, Mr. R. Perice. Per P.172 words
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Article297 1908-10-08 23 SlNOAPOES, OcTOBKR 7, 1908 PRODUCK. lambier I 7 871 do (Gabe No. 1) anpicked 1185 L/Oprs Bali 7 60 do Pontianak 7 15 Pepper, Black 10 10 do White 5% buyers 15 371 Saso Floor Sarawak 8 00 do Brunei No. 1 2 85 Pearl Sago 8 50 Ooflee297 words
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Stocks and Shares. Singapore, October 7, 1908.
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Article380 1908-10-08 24 IiRle ot Numoer i iioe p ft j d Shares fnr ni»- Capital 4nbaoribed of a p to Unissued Company Quotation*. tioo Shares r L__ 1903 9800,000 300,GOO 30,000 10 10 Belal Tin M. Oo., Ltd. ..7 00 1907 1800,000 990,000 99,000 10 10 7,600 Brnang Ltd. 6 50380 words
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Article344 1908-10-08 24 mmm\ *u> I J nJ if*. 190ft 9900,000 126,000 12,60 > 10 10 7,400 Balgownle Rnbber Estate Lid. (fully paid 15(0 1904 £30,000 22,750 22.750 1 1 19.000 Baiu Oaves Robber Go. Lid, (f.p) 2 13 1908 £70,000 66.700 66 700 1 1 8,800 bufclt Rajah Rubber Oo., Lid.344 words
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Article188 1908-10-08 24 1894 £5,877.10.0 4,805 7 *<>* 19/6 19/P 916 Bella Asbestos Extern Agency, Lid s*o 1898 6295,000 995,000 4,600 50 60 Fraser A Neave, Ltd. 140 00 1865 916.000,000 15,000.000 19 000 195 1»0 Hcngkonp aod Shanghai Bank 60 0 0 .908 M,400.000 *.,00.000 }2o HtWir lh E k e188 words
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Advertisement86 1908-10-08 25 i—The Pbyaicien'a Out for Gout. Rheum***. Gout end Gravel. B 1au&o|4ihe The Befeti end moel Effective Aperient for *T Sour X tee. ESIA A v»«K&a#sw tx. x S r. W> Id .£3 T8 PRESCRIPTIONS A SSPECtAUTv. *z **S CHEMISTS and OPTICIANS, and 309, Horth Bridge Road, HAVE A LARGE STOCK86 words
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Advertisement380 1908-10-08 25 Published dtUj it LRADIH6 paper is «a Medan, Deii, to the THE RUBBER WHEEL AND CYCLE WORKS 47 Hui Street, (opposite Armenian Church). "Bieyetes on hire, for sale and repaired. We do all of Sr**** n—. cart and Rickeha of Robber Tyree. naviaieoeioB guaranieea. ■Ptcee mod mtar^^m BAHTIN L *i380 words
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Advertisement281 1908-10-08 26 f, JJ. MJIMEHR r j i >i f The Brightest and Healthiest Resort in the City. Hotel porter, :4n uniform, all Boats and Trains ADELPHI HOTEL. v -v a'- i THEUNfiHAM HOTEL OF THE EA8T. .1 THE ONLY HOTEL IN SINGAPORE UNDER ENGLISH MANAGEMENT. Anglo-Frenoh Cuisine t, English XfcenlineaK Boom281 words
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Advertisement310 1908-10-08 26 UV. 8* ■V rt -V > ✓J 1 I delightful ves a m d to all i' f m Mr OHC ra MEAT CHEESE ncii non CURRIES, POULTRY GAME, SALADS *s Thf Genuine Original Worcestershire l> doyal Warrant thc king fefif a F.M.S «r a 'it*. I t*C v.-.. 2*?310 words
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