The Straits Budget, 10 December 1908
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Title Section27 1908-12-10 1 The Straits Budget VOL. LXII. NO. 2651. Singapore, Thursday, December 10,1908. BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE "STRAITS TIMES." ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY Price 25 cents27 words
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Article227 1908-12-10 1 LEADERS:— A Stronger House of Peers 12 The Fall iu Silver Values 12 Correcting the Corrector 18 The Penalties of Austrian Perfidy 13 One Penny Per Word 14 Matters Municipal 14 President Roosevelt’s Message 15 German Policy 1 The American Fleet 2 Election of Directors of the227 words
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830 1908-12-10 1 |Drr O stasiatiscuk Lloyd Tklkokam] Berlin, December 6. Prince von Buelow, the Imperial Chan cellor, lias made a speech in the Reichstag which is regarded as one ot the greatest orations of modern times. There was830 words
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Article959 1908-12-10 2 The booming of the guns from Fort Canning at a few nfinutes before one o’clock, on Sunday afternoon, announced the passago of the American fleet, the vanguard of which wan then off the harbour. It was announced by959 words
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140 1908-12-10 2 Mr. A. W. Bean presided at a meeting of the WM.C.A. held on Friday to elect the board of directors. Prior to the commencement of this business, the Rev. W. Murray conducted a devotional meeting, in which he drew attention to God’s goodness in140 words
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Article137 1908-12-10 2 The contractors have completed the work of erection of the handsome new Methodist Episcopal chapel, on Fort Canning Road, adjoining the premises of the Museum, and handed the keys over to the Board of Stewards on Monday. The road construction is not yet quite finished, but the137 words
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Article997 1908-12-10 2 Sleeping amid jungle tangles, with tropical rains to add to discomforts and trackers clearing off with clothing and bedding, the expedition, that set out recently for the Perak-Pahang boundary, has had an exciting fortnight. The997 words
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246 1908-12-10 3 A number of cases of thieving have been reported to the police since Saturday. The room of the head coolie at Keppel 1 Harbour was broken into on Sunday, and property and cash, having a total value of 8247.15, were246 words
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Article1043 1908-12-10 3 In the Penang Supreme Court, on Monday, Mr. Justice T. de M. Braddell gave judgment in the appeal by Mr. Lim Cheng Teik, General Manager of the Khie Heng Bee Kice and Oil Mills, against his conviction by1,043 words
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81 1908-12-10 3 Wo understand that His Excellency the Governor has been informed that, at a meeting of the Pahang State Council, which had been postponed on account of the illness of His Highness the Sultan, the sentence of death, passed by Mr.81 words
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Article129 1908-12-10 3 At St. George’s Church, Penang, on Satur day, the marriage was solemnised ouiotly of Mr. Hugh Franklin Kooke (Branch .Manager, Eastern Smelting Company, Limited. Soremban, Negri Sembilan,) son of Mr. James Kooke, to Elsie Maude Victoria, only daught er of Mr. Thomas Millward, of Torquay, Devonshire, England.129 words
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794 1908-12-10 4 Mr. J. McKenzie, of the Singapore Dispensary, was‘charged at the Summons Court, on Satunlay, with selling deleterious drugs to a Japanese, named Endo, through an unqualified assistant, and with failing to furnish to the Principal Civil Medical Officer a complete794 words
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144 1908-12-10 4 The landing and shipping charges in force in Penang cannot be regarded as altogether satisfactory, says the Pinang Gazette. In some cases, they are too low, but in many others the charges are too high, due to the Penang Committee taking over144 words
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Article214 1908-12-10 4 Five Chinese were before the Third Magistrate, on Friday, on charges of possession of excessive amounts of morphia and of syringes for its injection. Three of them were acquitted. One was fined $2OO, or, in default, sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment. The other, who214 words
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604 1908-12-10 4 At the meeting oI the Municipal Cowum sioners m the Board Room, on Friday after' noon, those present were:—Mr E c Broadrick, President; Mr. F. J. Beniafield' Acting Secretary; Mr. R. Peirce. Engineer’ Dr. Peter Fowlie and Messrs. W. Macbean C W Darbishire,604 words
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863 1908-12-10 5 Kainclouds had stolen silently away by the time that bells of St. Andrew’s Cathedral rang out a merry peal in honour of the weddiDg, on Thursday, cf Mr. Stanley A. Lane and Mrs. Frank Gove. It was fortunate that863 words
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116 1908-12-10 5 (From Our Own Courksi»oni>knt.) London, December 8. A Washington telegram states that Judge Wiltiey.of the American Court, Shanghai, has tendered his resignation to President Roosevelt and it lias been accepted. The President lias appointed Mr. Rufus Thayer, ot Washington, to succeed Mr.116 words
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Article98 1908-12-10 5 In St. George’s Church Penang, on Thursday afternoon, the marriage was quietly solemnised, in the presence of a few friends, of Mr. Thomas Josiah Hume, accountant in the firm of Messrs. John Little and Company, Singapore, to Miss Sarah Edith Powell, of Dudley, Worcestershire,98 words
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Article139 1908-12-10 5 In some part of Java, the conditions prevailing on large estates aro almost identical with those long ruling in Ireland, which have to be remedied by Government land purchase. Many of these estates lie near Batavia, and are mostly in the hands of foreign Asiatics, especially Chinese.139 words
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412 1908-12-10 5 1 lie following supplementary rules made by the Immigration Committee tinker S« ction i (1) of the r*mil Immigration Fund Ordi nance, are publish* d iu* the Government Gazette 1. Subject to these rules, a rebate on assessment may be granted fioru412 words
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Article98 1908-12-10 5 A Hylam, named Kwee Ah Heng, alias Dan Hong Liong, who was arrested a week or two ago on a charge of having caused the death of Yeo Hong Seng at Siglap on July 7, 1907. was before the Third Magistrate, on Friday, for preliminary inquiry into the98 words
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1736 1908-12-10 6 (From Oitk f)vvx Coruksfondknt.) London, November 18. God bless the man who invented sleep,” exclaimed Sancho Pan/a some centuries ago, and, as I use! to be in my long chair on the verandah1,736 words
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195 1908-12-10 6 With reference to the proposed dotation of the Gunoug Rapat Syndicate, Limited, with a capital of $130,000 divided into 9,500 ordinary shares of $lO each aud 4,500 deferred shares of $lO each, the Pinang Gazette says that the Syndicate will 'acquire195 words
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Article104 1908-12-10 6 There is a point iu connection with tho renewal of mining leases which seems to bo unfair, says the Malay Mail. In the caso of a man who is working his mining land properly on a lease which expires at, say, the end of October, quit rout104 words
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Article1724 1908-12-10 7 Mr. Moretou Frewen, writing from Government House, Ottawa, Canada, asks us to publish the following letter from a member of the United States Monetary Commission. He mentions also that if it were possible for1,724 words
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Article206 1908-12-10 7 Chia Cheng Hock was before the Third Magistrate, on Wednesday, on a charge of using as genuine a forged cheque for |3O on the Kwong Yik Banking Company. In specter Connor asked for an adjournment, that the Deputy Public Prosecutor might conduct the case for the Crown.206 words
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Article129 1908-12-10 7 The health statistics for Singapore show that, during the week ended November 28, 306 deaths took place, equal to a death rate of 58.71 per thousand of the estimated popu lation. Two hundred and thirty five of tho deaths were of Chinese, 36 Malays, 30 Indians and129 words
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546 1908-12-10 8 The following draft of a letter to the Colonial re the drainage of the reclamatjon in connection with the harbour works was agreed to at the meeting of the Municipal Botfrd.on Friday Sir, —With reference to your letter of546 words
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Article48 1908-12-10 8 The following tin mine outputs are reported for November:— Gopeng Tin Mining Coy., Ltd. 570 piculs. New Gopeng, Ltd. 110 Rambutan, Ltd. 245 Kinta Tin Mines, Ltd. 280 The Rambutan output is for 24 days’ running only, the last clean up being on November 24.48 words
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155 1908-12-10 8 (From Our Correspondent.) London, via Penang, December 2. Cicely interim dividends on ordinary shares are per cent, and on Preference shares 20 per cent. Para rubber receipts are 8 475 pounds against 3,200 pounds for the corresponding month155 words
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353 1908-12-10 8 At the meeting of the Perak State Council the other day, the Tamil Immigration Fund Bill came up for consideration, and Mr. Douglas Osborne, one of the unofficial members, according to the official minutes, raised the following protest:— Mr.353 words
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400 1908-12-10 8 The tin-output of Banka ban long been factor of some importance in the metal market, and speculators have often susm-ctm that the Netherlands India Government which works the mines, is operating with J view to rigging the market. The400 words
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189 1908-12-10 8 We have been asked to publish the follow mg:— Dear Friend, —For a number of years, it has been the custom of the Women’s Chris tian Temperance Union to distribute Christ mas gifts in the form of fruit, flowers, food and clothing among the189 words
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434 1908-12-10 9 We offer our congratulations to Dr. Hanitsch, Director of the Raffles Museum, on the publication of a guide to the Zoological collection under his charge. It is really a great deal more than a guide in the ordinary sense, for in its434 words
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Article141 1908-12-10 9 The German mail steamer Prinz Ludwig established a record passage down from j Hongkong. She left tliat port at noon on Wednesday, the 2nd instant, and reached Singapore at midnight on Saturday, the -> instant, thus taking only 3 days and 12 hours for141 words
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Article44 1908-12-10 9 The manager of the Laliat Mines, Ltd. states that the output of the mines tor November was 1,011 piculs of clean -dressed Crf The output of the Tronoh Mines, Ltd., for the month of November was 2,800 piculs of dressed ore.44 words
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313 1908-12-10 9 OfH Own CoKKKSPo.N1>KN T. > Loudoo, December 9. President Roosevelt lias sent his last annual Message to Congress. He recommends that several labour mea sures, which he describes, should be parsed. Reorganisation of the United313 words
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Article189 1908-12-10 9 One result of the recent Franco Siamese Treaty was the cession to France of certain provinces which Siam had, in bygone years, wrested from Cambodia mow an IndoChinese Kingdom under French protection). The King of Cambodia rejoiced at getting back the long-lost territory. But he finds now189 words
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676 1908-12-10 9 Mr. lo«epli <i<j Silv*. clerk Jo the employ of the Miimcipulity. tried iu the District Court before Mr. Howard, on Thursday, on it charge of criminal breach of trust of 917a belonging to the Municipality. Mr. M. T Upcott prosecuted aud Mr.676 words
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Article13 1908-12-10 10 ‘[The Straits Times is not responsible (or the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article406 1908-12-10 10 To tlm Editor of The Straits Times. Sir,—l have read the comprehensive leader in yoar issae of Yesterday, disapproving of Ibsen, Bernard Shaw, the dramatic taste of the British nation, the want of good professional shows in Singapore, and the mismanagement of amateur productions. Whilst agreeing406 words
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Article615 1908-12-10 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I am not at all surprised at your Ipoh correspondent’s complaint, i.e., its Post Office, but I am surprised that Britishers resident in Ipoh have put up with such a thing for so long. I had occasion to visit615 words
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Article525 1908-12-10 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —It was with great interest that I read in your issue of the 2nd instant that you are anxious to see travelling theatrical and comic opera companies visiting Singapore. I fail, however, to see how Singapore can ever525 words
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Article627 1908-12-10 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, December 5. Sir, —I have read with much interest your able article iu Saturday's issue, on November 28, of the Straits Times, on the Currency questions of India and this Colony, and, although, I agree with you in some o627 words
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410 1908-12-10 11 According to the Muncipal officials, many years have passed since the Singapore elec- torate showed such interest in a Municipal election as was manifested on Tuesday. The contest in the Kallang Ward between Mr. F. E. Jago and Mr. J. Carapiet was410 words
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Article869 1908-12-10 11 The ordinary revenue in Siam last year was Ticals 57,014,805, or Ticals 2,314,805 more than was estimated and the ordinary expenditure was Ticals 56,837,460, or Ticals 2,407,022 more than was estimated. Thus explains the Financial Adviser of869 words
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332 1908-12-10 11 (From a Corrksi’ondknt). The members of the subordinate civil service are suffering from tho fact that Gov ernment has not treated them with the consideration to which they consider they were entitled, especially in view of the ex change compensation332 words
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Article71 1908-12-10 12 Lank—Govk. —On December ii, at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore, Straits Settlements, by the Rev. H. C. I/ard, m a., Colonial Chaplain, Stanley Arthur Line, a.m.i.c. k., Acting Chairman of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board, and late of Fork Park, Plymouth, to Ethel Constance (love, second daughter of the late71 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1013 1908-12-10 12 —Straits Times, December 6. The Committee of the House of Lords, over which the Earl of Rosebery lias presided, presents its report at a singularly appropriate moment. The Upper House, as at present constituted, has just rejected the Licensing Bill and is threatened with various—Straits Times, December 6. - 1,013 words
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Article854 1908-12-10 12 Straits Times, December 4. We do not know whether any of our commercial leaders will be prepared to accept the invitation tendered in a letter sent through Mr. Moreton Frewen which we publish to day. The letter itself, however, is of quite sufficient interest toStraits Times, December 4. - 854 words
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Article999 1908-12-10 13 .—Straits Times, December 8. There have been so many occasions when it has been possible to praise the soundness and moderation of views expressed by Chinese Public Opinion that we rather regret to find so good a journal falling into grave error while accusing another of inaccuracy..—Straits Times, December 8. - 999 words
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1114 1908-12-10 13 earneHtneK* in the avoidauee of war.—Strait** TimeH, December 7. What, it may be asked, is the net result of all that has been happening in Europe since the seizure of Bosnia aud Herzegovina by Austria and the declaration of independence by Bulgaria? The dread ofearneHtneK* in the avoidauee of war.—Strait** TimeH, December 7. • - 1,114 words
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Article1435 1908-12-10 14 Straits Times, December 8. “To night, I proposed a penny-a word for telegrams throughout the Empire. You will see from this'striking chart of the world, with its predominance of red, what this means. Now. through Australia, for more than throe thousand miles, the charge for aStraits Times, December 8. - 1,435 words
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Article671 1908-12-10 14 has undertaken.—Straits Times, Decern ber 9. A When the fair morning sun glinted from the white surfaces of several boards carried aloft through the main streets of Singapore and when we read on these white surfaces an invocation to Vote for Jago,” wo rubbed our East worn eyes,has undertaken.—Straits Times, Decern ber 9. —— ... A – ——— - 671 words
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Article665 1908-12-10 15 has allowed it to become more foul.—-btraits Times, December 9. From the messages sent by our own correspondent and by Renter a very fair idea can be formed of the character of President RooseTelt’s last message to Congress. It is not one that seems to bristle withhas allowed it to become more foul.—-btraits Times, December 9. - 665 words
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Advertisement91 1908-12-10 12 aiie pout free price of the Straits Times i» $18 a year. The post free price of the Straits Huit/fct is $14 a yearIt is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits Budget*.91 words
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Obituary16 1908-12-10 12 DEATH. Bairnson. —On December 4, at Scotts Hoad, Singapore, Margaret Jean, daughter of A. R. Bairnson.16 words
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Article1062 1908-12-10 15 dated 11.30 a.m., oo Sunday, says there are fears of a typhoon in Hongd °“*P ut of dry rubber from the Malacca Rubber Plantations for the month of November was 6,1001 bs. The water in the Impounding Reservoir now stands at 16.96 feet as opposed to 16.021,062 words
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Article488 1908-12-10 16 Major H. Y r Kent, R.E., has rejoined his regiment after leave of absence. Mr. Webber, of Petaling, has become convalescent after an attack of fever. Inspector Gilham, of the F.M.S. Police, has resigned the service. Lieutenant M. Stagg, R.E., is appointed Assistant Adjutant S.R.E. (v.) from488 words
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163 1908-12-10 16 (From Ouh Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, December 9, 9.45 a.m. There was a daring highway robbery on the Lahat Road, Ipoh, last night, Two respectable Siamese ladies were riding in a ricksha aloug the thoroughfare, when they wore suddenly “held up by163 words
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434 1908-12-10 16 (By a Correspondent.) With reference to a paragraph in one of your recent issues, quoted from the Malay Mail, information was sought as to who were the Arabs who took part with the Ghoorkas, AC., in the Sungei Fjong expedition.434 words
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642 1908-12-10 16 The «lump in tin towards the close of last year, and the consequent closing of manv mliies in the F.M.S, threw hundreds oi coolies out of employment, and in their search tor work numbers game to Singapore and accepted the642 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article797 1908-12-10 17 S.R.C. v. R.E. Teams representing the S.R C. and the R.E. played an Association football match on the Esplanade on Wednesday. The game was a good one and at times interesting. The R.E. were somewhat the stronger team particularly on the defensive, but the S.K.C. did not play797 words
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Article293 1908-12-10 17 5.C.C. v. Middlesex. The Middlesex Regiment made their first appearance in hockey on the Esplanade, on Thursday, when they met the S.C.C., and if the match was any criterion of their method of play, it showed that they possess a valuable team. The game was very fast, interesting, and293 words
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Article120 1908-12-10 17 S.R.C. v. S.C.C. Rain stopped the Cricket match between tho S.R.C. and S.C.C., on Saturday, just as the Recreation Club were finishing their innings. The S.C.C. eleven did not bat. Tho scores were S.R.C. O. Scharengnivel c sub b Phipps 8 Emit Galistan b Mundall 31 E. E. deSouza120 words
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Article234 1908-12-10 17 Competition at Malacca. Firing for the St. Andrew’s Challenge Cup took place among the Malacca Cadets at t ic Bukit Sebukor Range, Malacca, on Saturday, writes our Malacca correspondent. The light at 503 yards was rather dull, and the shooting did not come *up to the expected standard. A234 words
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Article99 1908-12-10 17 Tanglin Club Competition. The result of the bowling competition at the Tanglin Club for the November Mesial is as follows Hp. .1. Dennistou 675 *-120- 795 A. B. Simpson 688 90 778 F. E. W. Taylor 678 80 758 E.G. Hartnell 581 170 751 H. M. Cantrell 679 7099 words
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Article240 1908-12-10 17 Penang Golf Club. Niblick’ writing to tho Pinang Gazette refers to the Eclectic competitions which are in course of progress in the Northern Settlement, and says:— These competitions are very good practice for the Christmas tournament, and our men will require to do their best if they hope to240 words
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1569 1908-12-10 18 From brass screws to cotton gins, from gutta perclia machines to sheets of corrugated iron, Mr. F. Si. Elliot has been turning and referring Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith to the thousand and1,569 words
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185 1908-12-10 18 (From Our Own Corrkspondbnt.) Malacca, December 2. The annual inspection of the Malacca High School Cadet Corps took place on the Esplanade on Tuesday afternoon. Major-General Perrott, Officer Commanding the Troops, Straits Settlements, who was accompanied by Captain Colbeck (Staff Officer) and185 words
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Article53 1908-12-10 18 The following is the result of crushing operations at Kiub for four w r eeks ending the sth instant:— Bukit Koman. —Stone crushed 3890 tons. Gold obtained 835 ox. Average per ton 4.55 dwfc. Bt. Malacca. Stone crushed 2100 tons. Gold obtained 142 oz. Average per53 words
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Article654 1908-12-10 19 (From Ouk Own Correspondent.) Seremban, December 6, 6 p.m. A meeting of tbe Planters’ Association of Malaya was held at the Sungei Cjong Club, Seremban, to day. Twenty-five members were present, and Mr. C. L.654 words
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340 1908-12-10 19 It is not often that medals find their way to Singapore and still less frequent are tli€‘y awarded to those who labour patiently in hospital wards for the benefit of humanity. Of three medals presented this year by340 words
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Article158 1908-12-10 19 In the District Court before Mr. Colman, on Monday afternoon, a serang named Meydin Kooteh sued the Singapore Foundry, Limited, for $314 90 alleged to be balauce due for labour supplied for the raisin* of the Sri Muar. Mr. Knowles appeared for plaintitl and Mr. Chopard,158 words
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Article136 1908-12-10 19 Tragedy in Johore. JAVANESE KEBUN RUNS AMOK AT BUKIT SENYON. Six People Wounded Two Fatally. A terrible tragedy occurrtid at Bukit Senyou, Johore, on Friday njght. A Javanese kebtin, who is said to have been dismissed some three days ago from the employ of a Chinese towkay in Johore, ran136 words
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431 1908-12-10 19 In appellate jurisdiction, at tho Supremo Court, on Tuesday before tho Chief Justice, Sir W. H. Hyndman Jones, Mr. Justice T. Sercouibe Smith, and Mr. Justice T. do M. Braddcll, tho appeal of A. K. M. Veerappa Chitty, Trustee of tho431 words
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Article2270 1908-12-10 20 London, December 2. There has been fierce rioting at Prague, where racial feeling still runs very high. The Czechs and the troops ;have been in conflict,* and the latter being attacked with paving stones, retaliated by a charge with their sabres. Many were injured in the course of2,270 words
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Article1740 1908-12-10 21 Berlin, December 2. The Prague riots are causing the greatest concern in Bohemia. In the riots, yesterday, the British consol was insulted. German students are enraged at the Czechs, and parties were organised in German cities to visit Prague, but their departure was prevented by the Government. The1,740 words
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1060 1908-12-10 22 The Chief Justice, Sir W. H. Hyndman Jones. Mr. T. Sercombe Smith and Mr. Justice T. de M. Braddell sat as a Court of Appeal, in the Supreme Court, Monday, to consider various appeals which had accumulated during the last1,060 words
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Article131 1908-12-10 22 In view of the return of Mr. M. Kodesse r Sheriff and Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court, from leave, Mr. de Mello, who has been acting as Deputy Registrar, goes to the Police Court as Fourth Magistrate. Mr. M. Thunder will go to the Attorney-General s office as131 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article521 1908-12-10 23 December a Oceana, Brit str, Hide, Shanghai, P. O. Coy Kawaohi Mara, Jap str, Petersen, London, Paterson Simons 3 C. Lopez y Lopez, Span str, Tano, Barcelona, Barlow Gleuearn, Brit str, Haughton, L’don, Boustead Edendale, Brit str, Dunlop, Samarang, Haep Eng Moh Ipoh, Brit str, Olsen, Penang, Straits S.521 words
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Article587 1908-12-10 23 December 3 f Dalmore, Brit str, Newcastle (N.8.W.) Euryalus, Brit str, Sydney via ports China, Ans str, Trieste via ports Freya, Nor str, Bangkok Ayuthia, Ger str, Deli and Auahan Kwong Eng, Ger str, Gorontalo via ports Natuna, Ger str, Anamba and Natunalslannds Breid, Nor str, Bangkok Laurens Pit,587 words
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LIST OF PASSENGERS.
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Article253 1908-12-10 23 Per P. and O. steamer Sunda, due December 10.—Mr. and Mrs. J. McClure, Mrs, Anthonisz and child, Misses Blaok, Warren, Rev. W. Drury, Messrs. Milne, J. Vafces, J. Lawrence, Lord A. Kennedy. Mr. A. M. H. Hamilton, Mr. W. Bartley. Per N. D. L. steamer Derfflinger, duo December253 words
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Article216 1908-12-10 23 Sinoapokb, Drckmrkr 9, 1908. PRODUCE. Cambier buyers 9 9.50 do (Cube No. 1) nnpickod 18.62* Copra Bali 7.80 do Pontiaoak 7.40 Pepper, Black buyers 11.00 do White 6% buyers 18.25 Sago Flour Sarawak 2.98 do Brunei Nc. 1 2.85 Pearl Sago 8.75 Coffee Bali, pioked 22.50 Coffee, Palembang” 20%216 words
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Stocks and Shares. Singapore, December 9, 1908.
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Article340 1908-12-10 24 t> ale of Number p-,., R rftu SnbwribM _ot y., M a y!o Uolaaaed Company Qoot»i,o« 1903 9800,00b 600,000 80,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Oo., Ltd. 725 1907 9800,000 916,000 11,600 10 10 7,600 Bruang Lid 7^0 1901 9600,009 600,000 60,000 10 10 Brueeh Hydraulio Tin M. Co.,340 words
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Article375 1908-12-10 24 1905 £150,000 187,062/10 J Anglo-Malay Rubber Oo., Ltd. (fully paid) 4.15.0 1 108,500 1 17/6 pi (oontrib.) 4.10.0 1906 9200,000 115,500 i 10.500 10 10 7,400 Balgownie Rubber Estate Ltd. 21.00 1 2,100 10 5 10.50 1904 £80,000 22,760 22,760 1 1 12,000 Batu Daves Rubber Oo. Ltd. (f.p)375 words
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Article182 1908-12-10 24 JSK 4,805 7,688 12/6 12/6 916 Bells Asbestos Eastern Agenoy, Ltd. 6 00 1*050,000 150,000 10 7 Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd* 6.50 J! 4,600 60 50 Frf*fc*jf dl Neatt, Ltd. 140.00 J865 916,000,000 15,000,000 120,000 125 126 Uongaoug and Bank 82 10.0 1805 12,400.000 2.«00.000 f 18 100 Howartb182 words
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Advertisement371 1908-12-10 25 INNEFORD’S W* Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Sour EruotationB, Bilious Affections. r r The Physician'* Ouie for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel. i Safest and most inactive Aperient for taular Use. MAGNESIA yea gaffer From HEADACHE, LOSS OF SLEEP, IIDIGESTIOK, TORPID UVER, BILIOUSNESS am’s I will fokldy remove the371 words
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Advertisement511 1908-12-10 25 •'-jjw To INVESTORS! H LAND PROPERTIES INSPECTED A REPORTED UPON.. SOILS EXAMINED E8TATES VISITED WORK SUPERVISED VALUATIONS MADE ESTIMATES DRAWN UP. By E. Mathiaii, Agriculturist, Singapore. AUTHOR Or A8 A OATCH CROP FOR RUBBER. TOBACCO. .1 EmpText A MOTHER’S MISFORTUNE. At oo time is it of such vital importance 1511 words
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Advertisement279 1908-12-10 26 Caledonian Hotel.! 77, -Brass SBasah 7 {oad, SINGAPORE. j 9 m 7 The Brightest and Healthiest Resort in the .City. Hotel Porter, in uniform, meets all Boats and Trains ADELPHI HOTEL. THE LAN6HAM HOTEL OF THE EA8T. TUB ONLY HOTEL IN SINGAPORE s UNDER ENGLISH MANAGEMENT. Aogl French Cumin*! Kagluh279 words
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Advertisement367 1908-12-10 26 m > W ETl 5Slt V Assists digestion and gives a delightful piquancy and flavour to all -jiff' yo*t ufr Tfrfji £y*Hit-JrSfeiT «> ..-■**>• 0 Z &H>\ i'% »7u p; MEAT DISHES, SOUPS, FISH, CHEESE, CURRIES. GAME. POULTRY and SALADS. JT4» •ift The Original Genuine Worcestershire. By Royal Warrant to367 words
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