The Straits Budget, 3 December 1908
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1908-12-03 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.’* VOL. LXII. NO. 2650. Singapore, Thursday, December 3,1908. established over half a centuiy Price 25 cents27 words
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Article245 1908-12-03 1 LEADERS:— Side Tracks of Currency Reform 12 The Big Navy Party 12 India and Self Rule 13 Kaiser and Critics 13 Colonel Seely’s Opinion 18 Municipal Apathy 14 Japanese Aspirations 14 Joys that are Missed 1415 South Africa's Garrison... 14 Pet Parrot’s Death 1 Municipal Board 1245 words
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693 1908-12-03 1 The unhappy and tragic death of a pet parrot which used to meander at will about the Metropole Hotel and was highly prized by the Proprietress, Mrs. Silberman, was the basis of a case before Mr. E.693 words
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190 1908-12-03 1 A special meeting of the Municipal Com missioners was held in the Board Room, on Monday afternoon, to pass formally the Budget, which had been gone over by the Commissioners in committee at provious meetings at which its various details had190 words
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234 1908-12-03 2 Mr. E. C C» Howard, the District .Judge, had two cases on his list, on Thursday Joseph de Silva, charged with criminal breach of trusts, ay a Municipal clerk, of $173, was granted a week’s postponement. K. M.234 words
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Article120 1908-12-03 2 We noted, a few days ago, that one significant change for the better in Acheen was the establishment of Government vernacular schools. Over twenty schools have been opened in buildings of light materials, and with school books supplied by the Government. The teachers art*, qualified Achinese. The120 words
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Article105 1908-12-03 2 During the week ending November 21, there were 301 deaths in Singapore—249 males and 52 females. The death-rate was equal to 57.57 per thousand of the estimated population. Two hundred and thirty-three Chinese died, 39 Malays, 24 Indians, 1 European and 1 Eurasian, and the largest number of105 words
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103 1908-12-03 2 The Doli Courant, of November 18, notes the arrival there of Mr. Spakler, the Dutch Consul-General at Singapore. As we announced the other day, Mr. Spakler has gone to Deli to inquire into the treatment of Javanese estate labour there to find out how it103 words
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320 1908-12-03 2 Im the Bankruptcy Court, on Friday, Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith gave his decision in a motion arising out of the bankruptcy in re Syed Hood bin Mahomed al Jofree. Ho said that, a fortnight ago, he heard a motion by the Official320 words
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Article293 1908-12-03 2 A Confirmation service took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Wednesday. It was expected that the Kt. Rev. Gerard Heath Lander, Bishop of Victoria, Hongkong, would have performed the ceremony, but, unfortunately, he was prevented from attending until the service was almost over, owing to the293 words
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445 1908-12-03 2 Oue of the appendices of the annual report of the Medical Department is a report by Dr. W. G. Ellis, Surgeon-in-Charee of thn New Beri-Beri Hospital at Pasir Panjao!*. fie states that eighty-two cases were ad mitted on April 14,181 were admitted445 words
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Article99 1908-12-03 2 An organised raid on the tin poachers, infesting the Taiping hills, was undertaken the other day by Mr. C. W. Harrison, A.D.0., and Collector of Land Revenue, who was accompanied by Mr. Berger and a number of constables. But, unfortunately, for the success of the expedition,99 words
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Article93 1908-12-03 2 The directors of the Batu Tiya llubbcr Company have decided to create .£20,000 six per cent, debenture Stock, half of which will be issued immediately. Holders of the debenture stock will have the option of exchanging the stock for fully-paid shares of the company at par,93 words
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332 1908-12-03 3 There lias been an epidemic of daring burglaries at Penang of late. Early on Saturday morning, a burglar entered the house of Mr. Lim Kean Thuan, in Farquliar Street, where a wedding took place rece* Hy, and escaped with some $600332 words
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193 1908-12-03 3 On Thursday, a respectably dressed Malay, named Abdul Raliin, who gave his address as Havelock Road, was brought before the Second Magistrate on charges of fraudulent possession of a bicycle, at t lutram Road, at 6.30 p.m., the previous day,193 words
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Article86 1908-12-03 3 Aug Keow changed $2OO in Hongkong notes into Straits Currency, on W ednesday morning, and was walking along Rochore Road with the Straits notes in" his hand, when they were snatched from him by a Teochew named Khoo Leng Seng, who bolted. Ang Keow gave chase86 words
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319 1908-12-03 3 bor several days, Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith has been hearing a case in which \\ee Ong Eak sued Too Tow Kong and Chop I Soon Bee for alleged wrongful seizure of goods which, he said, were taken from the island of319 words
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Article169 1908-12-03 3 It would appear that two tuan-catiug tigers are at large iu the neighbourhood of Pasir Panjang, some miles front Port Dick- son. One day last week, a report was brought in to the latter place,says the Malay Mail, that a Chinaman had been killed by a169 words
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Article129 1908-12-03 3 Many persons who have beeu accustomed to visit the Post < )ffice will remember the intelligent looking, aged, Moliamedan Indian who made out money order applications for his less intelligent fellow Indians, at a bench under the staircase. He was before the Third Magistrate, on a charge129 words
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220 1908-12-03 3 Scottish music for the most, part comprised the programme at the children’s concert which took place at the Victoria Memorial Hall, on Thursday.* And tho large crowd of little ones who attended never enjoyed themselves so much before. A220 words
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Article274 1908-12-03 3 A Tamil, named Kaliapurmal. and a Malay youth, named Puteh, were before the Third Magistrate, Mr. Maurice Thunder, on Wednesday, on charges of dishonest retention—and abetment—of a bicyfcle which belonged to a Chinaman namod Lfcw Ah Seng. E.P.C. Blyton, who conducted the case said that, on information received,274 words
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Article1179 1908-12-03 4 Pom pom is the pet dog of the 3rd Middlesex Regiment, and it strutted aloug boldly by the side*of the Battalion, on Saturday afternoon, as they marched from Tanjong Pagar to Tanglin barracks. There are1,179 words
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Article103 1908-12-03 4 Captain Coleman, of the Colonial yacht Sea Mew, which arrived from Malacca, on Monday reported that the local steamer Hebe was ashore between Pulo Bukum and Ajax shoal. It is said that she was on Pulo Bosin just where one of the Fronch mail boats went ashore103 words
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111 1908-12-03 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) ipoh, November 26, 10.30 a.m. Extremely heavy rains are reported from different parts of Perak. 1 m M d ost of the principal rivers are in heavy Early on Wednesday morning, the Sungei Chenderiaug111 words
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211 1908-12-03 4 (From Our Own Conrrespondent.) Ipoh, November 26, 10.30 a.m. His Highness the Sultan of Perak has raised the reward for the recovery of the stolen State jewellery to $3,000. The police, up to now, have obtained uo clues. Ipoh, November211 words
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145 1908-12-03 4 A bold burglar broke into the International Exchange, just opposite the Post Office, on Mondaybefore ten o’clock, and as a result, the Sikh Constable who had that beat is now under arrest. His district is a very small one, and serious allegations145 words
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Article1258 1908-12-03 5 His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G., presided over a meeting of the Legislative Council, on Friday afternoon, when there were also presentHis Excelleucy the General Officer Commanding the Troops, Major-General T. Perrott, C.B., the Colonial1,258 words
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531 1908-12-03 5 I Ik? return of the imports into and oxfxjrts from tin* Straits Setth in*tits for the quarter cndino September 30 Cium to hand on Saturday morning. It shows that tliero was a decrease in imports of $15,173,139, equal to531 words
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Article1796 1908-12-03 6 Mr. Maurico Thunder, on Thursday, heard the case against the twenty Chinese who are charged with rioting and mischief on the 19th instant. Mr. Hastings Rhodes, the Deputy Public Prosecutor, and Mr. J. G. Campbell appeared for1,796 words
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Article108 1908-12-03 6 Mr. J. Dyer Ball, of the Civil Service in Hongkong, has issued a third edition of Tlx Cantonese Made Easy Vocabulary. It is a small dictionary in English and Cantonese, containing words and phrases used in the spoken language, with the classifiers indicated for each noun, and108 words
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Article604 1908-12-03 7 Scotsmen ill Singapore on Monday celebrated most loyally St. Andrew’s Day. In tho afternoon, the festivities began by a rugby football match on tho Esplanade between teams representing Scotlaud and The World. It was rather a604 words
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Article630 1908-12-03 7 It should be explained that the concert Riven in the Memorial Hall to celebrate St. Andrew's night was hastily arranged to avert V t e M ih w ter of havin K no musical celebration at all. Members of the Philharmonic Society wore kind enough to respond630 words
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Article507 1908-12-03 7 The atmosphere in the Raffles Hotel on Monday was truly Scottish.* There was a Scottish dinner w ith r< al Haggis specially imported, special Scottish. music by the excellent orchestra, whose playing was gicatly enjoyed, and a largo number of Scottish residents dined there. His Excellency tho507 words
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Article1154 1908-12-03 8 According to the annual report of the Str&itH Settlements* Medical Department, the estimated mean population of the Straits in 1907 was 619,796, as against 611,790 in 1906. In Singapore, the population was 264,650; Penang, 132,483; Dindings, 4,471; Province1,154 words
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1015 1908-12-03 8 It was a most interesting judgment given by Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, in the Supreme Court, on Friday afternoon iu connection .with the bankruptcy of Messrs Latham and Company. P ossrs. His Lordship said1,015 words
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322 1908-12-03 9 Kassan, a Javanese of remarkable physique, was shot in a Chinaman's plantation in I MacPberson Road at midnight on September j 24, and has been in hospital ever since, suffering from shot wounds in the legs. He was before322 words
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726 1908-12-03 9 > Soon after school on Friday afternoon, a good number of cadets turned up at Balestier Range to compete for the St. Andrew’s Challenge cup and Medal, presented by the Committee of the St. Andrew s House*;726 words
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Article169 1908-12-03 9 Lance Corporal 348 is gaining an enviable reputation as a thief catcher. Not long ago, he saw a man sitting on a box in the five-foot way, early in the morn ing, and arrested him on suspicion of having come into wrongful possession of his seat. It169 words
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Article117 1908-12-03 9 Tho nominations for Municipal Comrnis sioners closed at 1 p.m., on Monday. There were four nominations for the three vacancies, which in licates unusual interest in the coming elections. The nominations are as follow For Kallang Ward, Mr. F. K. dago and Mr. d. Carapiet. Tho former117 words
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Article119 1908-12-03 9 In the Supreme Court, on Monday after noon, before the Chief Justice, Sir W. If. Hyndman-Jones, Counsel engaged upon another legal argument respecting an adjudica tion of the Commissioner of Stamps, who had held that a certain memorandum of lien on moveable property, accompanied by a deposit of119 words
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669 1908-12-03 10 Dr. Leask, Senior Medical Officer-in-Charge I of the General Hospital, in the anmial report j of the Health Department, writes as follows:— I With regard to cases of malaria, a large > number of blofld •examinations have been carried out in669 words
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Article14 1908-12-03 10 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions jf its cor respondents.]14 words
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Article108 1908-12-03 10 Tojtbe Editor Straits Times. Sir, —Now that the birthday of Queen Alexandra of England is approaching, 1 w ish to suggest through the medium of your paper to the Director of Education, and the Princi* pals of the schools that the day be observed as a holiday. In108 words
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317 1908-12-03 10 There were several'appeals from decisions of thellocal Magistrates,,before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith at the Supreme Court, on Monday. The first taken was the appeal of Tan Kay Pin, Mr. E. Farrer-Baynes appeared, Mr. Hastings Rhodes representing the Crown. The respondent was Lalbacha,317 words
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Article68 1908-12-03 10 Twelve cases, including two part heard suits, are on the list of cases for the December sittings of the Supreme Court. Two of the most interesting were fixed for Tuesday* while others include that brought by Syed Omar bin Mobamed Alsagoff against Syod Hood bin Mohamed al68 words
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418 1908-12-03 10 A meeting of Scotsmen was held in the bxclmnge Hoorn on Friday evening, to con aider the expediency of forming a St Andrew s Society, in Singapore. There wa„ a good attendance, aiuony thnna n. being Sir Arthur Young,' Hou. John418 words
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Article83 1908-12-03 10 Mr. A. Rozells, a lighthouse keeper, of Malacca, was before the Acting Fourth Magistrate, Mr. GibsoD, on Thursday, to show cause why he should not increase the $lO a month which he was paying towards the maintenance of his wife, who had left him. He told the83 words
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Article104 1908-12-03 10 A rising against the Netherlands India Government is reported from Nias, a large island off the Sumatra coast. Owing to the lawless condition of the people, troops were sent to the southern section of the island to enforce the registration of the inhabitants. A treacherous attack on104 words
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804 1908-12-03 11 It was a sad day for Scotland when its golfing representatives in Singapore allowed a guid conceit o’ themselV to prompt a challenge to the World. In the days of Floddeu that might have been a safe thing to So, but as804 words
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Article188 1908-12-03 11 About a hundred were present on Sunday at the Rev. A. E. Green's purity talk at the Chinese Christian Association Hall. Mr. H. D. Pringle, presided. After the opeuing hymn, the Rev. W. Murray offered prayer. Then another hymn was sung, followed by a few versus from188 words
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Article115 1908-12-03 11 Bako and Montaha, two Boyanese employ cd in the operation of a Municipal steam road roller which wis working in Sultau Road, on Friday, were before tho Second Magistrate, on Saturday, on a charge of negligent conduct in regard to machinery, resulting in the death of115 words
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Article53 1908-12-03 11 The convict who stabbed a fellow-prisoner on the third instant got an additional year by order of the District Couitj on Monday. Ho was already serving an eight-year sentence and the man stabbed was undergoing life imprisonment. They quarrelled as they were engaged in cleaning rattan in53 words
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641 1908-12-03 11 Mr Justice Hyndman Jones nrsumed. on Tuesday, the hearing of the case of Mr. A. G. Thick* 1 an advocate and solicitor of Bangkok, against Mr. •C. W. Abrams, veterinary surgeon, for the return of $1,900 as the price paid641 words
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Article20 1908-12-03 12 Southam.— At Hey Tor,” Grange Hoad, Singapore, on November 29, the wife of Wm. C. Soutliam, of a son.20 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1220 1908-12-03 12 another losing hea\ily.—Straits Times, November 28. The discussion of eurroncy questions iu tin's Colony naturally directs attention to the experience of India, which has served to some extent as a guide and model for the Straits Government. There has been a good deal of discussionanother losing hea\ily.—Straits Times, November 28. - 1,220 words
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Article677 1908-12-03 12 Straits Times, November 26. The rapidity with which an i nvincib| navy school of thought has sprung up in the Liberal I'aity is amon K the strangest political phenomena of recent times Six months ago no warning uttered by Cons, r vatives, or by that patrioticStraits Times, November 26. - 677 words
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Article972 1908-12-03 13 is really good for them. —Straits Timee, November ll. It is wholesome occasionally to hear a little of the other point of view from India. The Bengali agitator, who represents nobody but himself, and the Mahratta com spirator, who has greater cunning and an incomparably superioris really good for them.—Straits Timee, November ll. - 972 words
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Article791 1908-12-03 13 been brought nearer to a parallel.—Straits Times, November BO. It is made evidontby the extracts we have given from the home papers, that-telegraphed j summaries in no way exaggerated the intensity of feeling aroused by what the Kaiser said in bis interview with a repre- i sentativobeen brought nearer to a parallel.—Straits Times, November BO. - 791 words
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Article348 1908-12-03 13 were to be rigidly applied.—Straits Times, November 21. The telegraphic announcement made the other day that Colonel Seely had given unqualified approval to the anti-Asiatic policy of the South African Governments naturally caused homo surprise. Hitherto, imperial statesmen, while admitting the right of the colonists up towere to be rigidly applied.—Straits Times, November 21. - 348 words
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Article910 1908-12-03 14 the local cloud of apathy.—Straits Times, December 1. •Almost by accident one may discover that we are on tho eve of a Municipal election in Singapore, and that nominations took place yesterday. Our reporter makes the observation that as there are four candidates for the threo vacancies “thisthe local cloud of apathy.—Straits Times, December 1. - 910 words
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Article468 1908-12-03 14 speak of at present.—Straits Times, November 30. There does not appear to be any special reason for doubting the accuracy of the report from Washington that an agreement has been entered into between Japan and the l T nited States. W’e have the fact that Mr. Taft paidspeak of at present.—Straits Times, November 30. - 468 words
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Article837 1908-12-03 14 —Straits Times, December 2. In the Far East one has to satiate the craving for dramatic representation bv attending the amateur performances which come at such intervals as the difficulty of getting a company permits. True, a wandering group of players who bear the real professional—Straits Times, December 2. - 837 words
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Article491 1908-12-03 15 Straits Times, December 2. We are still somewhat at a loss to understand what is really the intention of the Imperial Government with respect to the garrison of South Africa. Lord Methue n who is in command of all the Imperial forces in the Colonies south ofStraits Times, December 2. - 491 words
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Advertisement92 1908-12-03 12 I'be post free price of the Straits Times in $3B <* year. The post free price of the Straits Umi/ret i* JU a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The sub- scriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year The92 words
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Obituary36 1908-12-03 12 DEATH. E.—Oii November :i0, at her residence, No. 12, Trafalgar Street, Singapore, E. Kim Neo, tiro beloved motlior of Mr. Chua Soon Leong, of Messrs. lfowartli Erskine, Ltd., aged 64 years. Funeral on Sunday, December 6.36 words
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Article1135 1908-12-03 15 The Rangoon Oil Company has declared a 2.") per cent, dividend for the last six months. The outturn of dry rubber from the Malacca Rubber Plantations for the month of October was 1,750 lbs. A contemporary states that a uew spirituous liquor called ‘White Portwign Koningen W1,135 words
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Article883 1908-12-03 16 Mr Oliver Marks has left the Hospital at Koala Lumpur. Mr. C. Hqliira,uHunt lias returned to Kuala i Lumpur from Home. Mr. W. F. Nutt, of Kuala Lumpur, has J arrived in Singapore. Mr. W. G. Campbell, Acting British Resident, Selangor, is laid up. Mr. Loke Yew,883 words
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590 1908-12-03 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, November 80. Another burst of indignation has occurred in connection with our postal arrangements. Obviously, the public have grievances, and hopes were entertained that, after the visit of the Superintendant, matters would improve. But it590 words
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Article34 1908-12-03 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, November 26, 10.30 a.m. The Kledang Mines, Limited, are reported to bo doing exceedingly well, and the output for this month is expected to be heavy.34 words
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235 1908-12-03 17 (From Our Correspondent). London, (via Penang), November 25. The rubber market in flat, and American buying has declined as bears are depressing prices. Friday’s sale though large, is expected to be quiet, especially in crepe. The Kuala Klang Rubber Company has acquired235 words
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285 1908-12-03 17 Mr. Green, the Second Magistrate, heard this morning, the preliminary inquiry into the MacPherson Hoad gang robbery and murder case. Mr. Hastings Rhodes appeared for the Crown and Mr. E. M. Tozer for the accused, j It will be remembered that,285 words
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93 1908-12-03 17 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) London, December I. Sir Robert Hart, formerly InspectorGeneral of Imperial Customs in China, has been presented with an address at Lisborne, Ireland. In the course of his reply he predicted that in one hundred93 words
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351 1908-12-03 17 The Secretary of the Perak Chamber of Mines has issued the following circular to members of the Chamber:— At the last Council rueetiug of the Perak Chamber of Mines, held on October 30, it was decided that an Agency should351 words
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Article93 1908-12-03 17 Lee Puey, who is in charge of an opium shop in Duxton Road, was before the Third Magistrate, Mr. Maurice Thunder, on Tuesday, on a charge of throwing the body of a Chinaman in the five-foot way near his shop. Sergeant Little prosecuted. It was alleged93 words
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279 1908-12-03 17 There was not such a large number of members present at the annual gbneral meet mg of the Singapore Hunt Club, last evening, as there should have been. Tnis, however, should not be taken as a*sign of any dearth of interest;279 words
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217 1908-12-03 17 The revelations published recently by a newspaper at the Hague, to the effect that the Emperor William had, by letter, threa toned the Queen of Holland that Germany would occupy certain Dutch ports unless they were put in a state of defence217 words
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Article80 1908-12-03 17 In connection with the question of planters' representation on the Legislative Council, which is placed on tho agenda for the meeting of tho Planters’ Association of Malaya, to he held at S. reinban on Sunday, the Malay Mail is authorised to state th it the Association ha<80 words
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2581 1908-12-03 18 Last January, the case of the Procure nr in Singapore of La Sofiicte des Missions Etraugeres and Mrs. Augustiuha do Kozario, as executrix of L< andro Andrew do Kozario, commenced an action, in the Supreme Court,2,581 words
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350 1908-12-03 19 A fearful calamity occured at Pulo I'hin at about 10 a.m., on Tuesday, resulting iu the death of an Australian, after nearly twentyfour hours of intense physical suffering, the practically instantaneous death of350 words
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390 1908-12-03 19 Gunners J. O'Brien and P. Hogan, R.G.A., stood in the Dock before the District Judge, on Wednesday, on ft charge of robbing the cook tmployt d by the officers’ mess at Blakan Mati of fruit and vegetables valued at390 words
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292 1908-12-03 19 The convicts in the local peniteutiary are going to grow their own vegetables iu future, says the Perak Pioneer. A plot of ground, in the now extensive labour yard, lias been marked off for this purpose, aud bids are being292 words
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Article160 1908-12-03 19 It is now settled that the Governor of Ceylon will cre>ss to India to meet the Governor of Madras and Mr. T. R Wynne, Chairman of the Railway boarel. at Ratne-s waram uext Tuesday, says a despatch from Calcutta, dated November 20. The meeting is ati iuqiortant one160 words
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Article2029 1908-12-03 20 Loudon, November 25. A Constantinople telegram states that the J Turco-Bulgarian uegotiations have been suspended owing to a question having arisen as to the signing of the protocol. The Bulgarians desire that the final Act should Be signed, but the Porte declines to do this pcndiifg >4 European2,029 words
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Article1259 1908-12-03 21 Berlin, November 25. Considerable indignation is being expressed throughout Germany concerning the continued exaggerations in the American Press upon the Kaiser interview. The Reichsanzeiger, a semi official organ of good standing, declares that the publication of an interview which the German Emperor is alleged to have had with1,259 words
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Advertisement98 1908-12-03 21 Sale of Properties. The following proportion were disposed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Company's Saleroom on Tuesday afternoon Freehold land, area 2 acres 2 roods 80 poles, together with the European residence erected thereon, and known as Strathmore, No. 0 Tanglin Hill, Singapore, monthly rent $125— bought by98 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article228 1908-12-03 22 S.C.C. v. R.G.A. and R.E. Ad eleven composed of the R.G.A. and R.E. playod the S.C.C., on Thursday, and what«proved a fast and interesting game was witnessed, by a fairly large crowd of spectators. The S.C.C. were much the stronger team in both offensive and defensive qualities, ant] at228 words
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Article488 1908-12-03 22 Tramway Cup Competition. The conditions under which the competition for the handsome silver cup presented to the Darul Adah Club, and the twenty two medals presented by Mr. J. H. Garratt, will take place were discussed at a meeting of the Darul Adab Club, on Friday. Mr. J.488 words
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Article219 1908-12-03 22 Singapore Ladies* Shoot. The usual monthly shoot was held at the Balestier range, on Thursday, a strong head w ind making high scoring at 200 yards difficult. It was a day for those with long handicaps, although the receivers of the fewest points did some good scoring, there219 words
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Article258 1908-12-03 22 S.C.C. I. V. s.v.c. On the Esplanade, on Saturday, the S.C.C. I. tried conclusions at Cricket with the S.V.C. and won easily. The scores were: s.v.i. E. G. Broadrick c Gardiner b Scharonguivel 15 F. J. Ben j afield b Scharenguivel 11 1 A. E. Coveney c Scharenguivel b258 words
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Article306 1908-12-03 22 President’s Cup at Tanglin. On Saturday evening, the contest for the handsome silver cup presented by the Prosident, Mr. XV. E. Hooper, came to a close and Mr. XV. B. Cochran was found to be the winner. Play took place under sealed handicap on three evenings, and it w,i306 words
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Article179 1908-12-03 22 Sepoy Line’s Golf Club. The result of the tie for Sir Archibald Law’s prizes was as follows Mrs. Freer 45—6=39 Miss Darbishire 38 2 40 Mrs. Hartnell 49 —6 43 In the tie for the Ladies’ November medal Miss McNair beat Mrs. Fowlie. Lady Hyndman-Jones has presented two prizes179 words
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Article542 1908-12-03 23 November as Muucaater Castle, Brit str, Watson, New York, Paterson Simons C. F. Laeisz, Ger str, Wagner, Hamburg, Behn Meyer Devawongee, Oer str, Redwoldt. Swatow, B, Meyer Teenkai, Brit str, Htewart, Liverpool, W. Mansfield 26 Nile. Brit str, Martin. London, P. A O. C<*v Toen, Dut str, Hut, Padang,542 words
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Article458 1908-12-03 23 November 25 C, F. Laeisz, Ger str. Vladivostock via portß G. G. Meijer, Dut str. Muntok and Palembang 26 Simongan, Dnt str. Hongkoug, Amoy, Swatow Kamo Maru, Jap str, Hongkong and Japan Teenkai, Brit str, Shanghai Thongwa, Brit str, Madras via ports C. Apcar, Brit str, Penang ami Calcutta458 words
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Article134 1908-12-03 23 Per P. and steamer India, connecting with the steamer Delta at Colombo, duo December 4.—Mr. and Mrs. J.’R..lnnes, Miss Powell, Dr. A. Leith, Messrs. A. J. Cowdrey, G. W. Crawford, P. F. David, R! R. Reid, W. H. P. Drayson. Per P. and O. steamer Snnda, doe Decern*134 words
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Article267 1908-12-03 23 Si so a pork, December 2, 1908 PRODUCE. Rambler 9 9.76 do (Cube No. 1) unpioke 1 13.60 Copra Bali 7.96 do Pontianak 7 60 Popper, Black buyers 11.00 do White 6% buyers 18.26 Sago Flour Sarawak 3.02* do Brunei No. 1 2.86 Pearl Sago 8.75 Coffee Bali, pioked267 words
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Stocks and Shares. Singapore, December 2, 1908.
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Article353 1908-12-03 24 Dawi ot Nunbor KhiJ j Shares j A forma- Capital Sobsoribed of v *i oe |0 Dniaaned Company Qcoiahum lion Snares i I l 1*0j 1300,000 300,000 40,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co., Lid. 7.C0 1907 9300,000 225,000 22,600 10 JO 7.MJO Broang Lid. 7.25 1901 1600,000 600,000353 words
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Article339 1908-12-03 24 wm m*mj< JOS 1 in. “SK I 0 >*»•«» I “S K 1904 £30,000 22,750 22,750 1 1 12,000 Bain Cares Raboer Oo. Lid. (f.p) 2 10 0 1905 £70,000 66,700 66.700 1 1 8,800 Bnhlt Rajab Robber Oo., Lid. 6 26 1908 9150,000 125,000 12,500 10 10 2,500339 words
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Article197 1908-12-03 24 1894 £5,877.10.0 4,805 7,688 12/8 19/6 916 Bells Asbestos Eastern Agenoy, Ltd. 6 00 1907 11,600,000 1,050,000 150,000 10 7 Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. 6.25 1898 9226,000 225,000 4,600 6o 50 Fraser A Neare, Ltd. 140.00 1866 915,000,000 15,000,000 120,0C0 125 196 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 810.0 ions aoinnnnn197 words
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