The Straits Budget, 7 January 1909
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Title Section27 1909-01-07 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2656. Singapore, Thursday, January 7,1909. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CEMTUiV Price 25 cents27 words
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Article244 1909-01-07 1 leader*-12-13 Retrospective Money and Men Caring for Knglaud s Credit Facts at Last American Finances Too Terrible for Words lo Annual Regatta J Sailiug Ship Ashore 1 Rubber Growers 2-8 Apostolic Delegate in Singapore Bankruptcy Ordinance Case 8 Local Property Market 8 Police Concert Funeral of the244 words
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702 1909-01-07 1 From an early hour, on the 1st inst., the Malay community was in a mild state of excitement. The Malays are great waterlovers, one of their chief ambitions being to possess a boat and to race with it, aud so that702 words
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199 1909-01-07 1 The local agents of the Anglo-American Oil Company,Limited,the Standard Oil Company, received word, by telegram from Java, on the 1st inst., that one of their vessels was ashore on Pulo Tujoh, about two hundred and twenty miles from Singapore. They applied199 words
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2013 1909-01-07 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, December 10. The annual meeting of the Robber Growers’ Association was held at the Chamber of Commerce Building, Oxford Court, Cannon Street, on Tuesday, the Chairman, Mr. Henry Kerr2,013 words
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Article227 1909-01-07 3 lti the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd ou V* year’s Eve, His Excellency Mongeieueur Ladislas Zaleski, the Apostolic Deletjate to India, Ceylon and British Malaya officiated at the evening service, and ijave the benediction of the Blessed SacraOn the luoruiug of Now Near s Hay, after227 words
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Article230 1909-01-07 3 Kwek Kim Chiang, an undischarged bankrupt was before Mr. E. C. C. Howard, on the 2nd inst., on an allegation of having obtained credit to the extent of $l,OOO from Lim Keng Kek without informing him that lie was an undischarged bankrupt. Mr. Tozer prosecuted Mr. Delay230 words
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696 1909-01-07 3 It cannot be said with certainty that the Singapore property market during 1908 has shown any improvement, say Messrs. Powell and Company, Auctioners and Valuers in their annual report. Owing to the continued slackness in demand, fewer696 words
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270 1909-01-07 3 Police Bahru was the scene of much merriment on New Year’s Eve. The old place, gloomy at all times, had been transformed by the untiring efforts of an indefatigable committee into a home in keeping with the festive season. The central room270 words
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218 1909-01-07 3 Yesterday afternoon, the funeral of the late Mr. Arthur Henry Withers, took place from the General Hospital to the Western Road Cemetery, says the Penang Gazette, of December 29. The cortege left the Hospital punctually at 5 o’clock and a quarter of218 words
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692 1909-01-07 4 On Tuesday, particulars were given of the shooting of M. Berreste, second officer of the steamer Donai, and of Mme. de Hoqueville, at the Marine Hotel, at Saigon. Further details are now to hand. The assassin speaks French, but with a strong692 words
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339 1909-01-07 4 (From a Correspondent.) Malacca, .fan. 2. This is a busy time in Malacca. In addition to the Christmas and New Year celebrations the Assizes are being held this week under Mr. Justice Sercombc Smith. The planters from the outlying districts are339 words
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156 1909-01-07 4 On Saturday night, a gang of five armed Chinese robbers entered a carpenter’s shed on tiio site of the old Railway Station, Tank Road, and attacked the inmates. They secured SI 13 in notes and money, and while engaged156 words
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Article91 1909-01-07 4 A guard of honour of one European and two native officers and fifty rank and file with regimental colour an/ band, from the 30th Deccan Infantry, stood at Johnston's icr for nearly the whole morning, on 4thinst awaiting the coming of H.H. the Yuvarajah nL^T re li Wh91 words
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304 1909-01-07 4 This is the season when one is supposed to make good resolutions, says the Malay Mail. The natural inference is that at other times of the year one is employed in making bad ones. Let us hope tin's is not «o.304 words
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Article265 1909-01-07 4 We regret to announce the sudden death, at the age of 51 years, of Mr. Tan Jiak Chuan, at his residence, Panglima Prang, River Valley Road, on 4th inst. The deceased gentleman had just returned from Malacca after a change to the hot springs,265 words
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Article34 1909-01-07 4 The following is the result of crushing fflrnt 44 Raub ,or the Bukit Roman.— Stone crushed 3,919 tons 1,048 ozs. Average f^rTn Malacca.— Stone crashed 2,348 tons obtained 118 Average per "n34 words
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433 1909-01-07 5 i that «inee the death of their It is hc Government at Peking grains to His fc.xcfcllive boon d,^ ntoll ur K in|> that greater leocyCbaiij,. f (ort h to search out and exertion 9 P‘ The Viceroy has renproot433 words
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165 1909-01-07 5 Chinese Public Opinion reproduces from the Straits Times the account of the first day’s hearing of the mourning day riot, with the following comments: The result of the tactics of the revolutionaries in Singapore, showing their disrespect by refusing to close their165 words
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196 1909-01-07 5 Among the passengers who arrived in Hongkong, on December 28, was the Kev. E. W. Thwiog, secretary of the International Reform Bureau, who comes from Honolulu to participate in the anti-opium conference to be held in Shanghai in February. The International Reform196 words
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272 1909-01-07 5 A telegram from the Governor General of Formosa, dated December 17 says:— Eight groups of aborigines belonging to the Kakino tribe in the district under the jurisdiction of Giran prefecture, have been blockaded for many years, and have at length had their272 words
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Article105 1909-01-07 5 During the working of a night shift on a mine at Sungei Besi, on December 29, about 3 a.m. a portion of a bank suddenly slipped without warning, and buried fourteen coolies and injured another. Desperate efforts were made to dig .out the men, but105 words
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311 1909-01-07 5 It is not often that we get, in Singapore, a musical treat such as was afforded by Mr. Leopold Premyslav’s violin playing, on 4th inst. This distinguished young artist is returning almost immediately to China, and his present plans include a visit311 words
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Article172 1909-01-07 5 An echo of a recent Police Court and Assize case was heard in the Supreme Couit before the Chief Justice, on sth inst., when Mr. F. M. Elliot applied, on behalf of S. V. L. Letchmanen Chetty, for an order setting aside a judgment secured in case172 words
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87 1909-01-07 5 In a Government Gazette Extraordinary issued, at Hongkong, on December 20, it is notified that, His Excellency the Governor being satisfied that it is no longer necessary for the preservation of the public peaco to continue in force the proclamation issued under the87 words
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914 1909-01-07 6 The sportive ikan gamboled gaily over the Kace course, on the evening of December 80, and the next day, and was eagerly pursued by a throng of Malay youngsters, several of whom had kolehs and nets, while others improvised fishing utensils914 words
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234 1909-01-07 6 T. P. Scouller, whose case of alleged cheating at the Australian Hotel was reported, ou December 80, was ag lin before Mr. E. E. Coluuan, on the day following. Ho called Mr. Anderson, of Anderson’s Hotel, to certiy that the cheque which figures234 words
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Article79 1909-01-07 6 Supplemental Budget No. 3 was passed at the meeting of thu Municipal Commissioners on December 30. The amount totalled only $S 150, divided as follows Advertising 1 100; stamps $150; payments in connectiou with the prevention of infectious diseases $1,500; laboratory $5O; insurance of Victoria 1 lieatre79 words
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518 1909-01-07 6 At the conclusion of Ills judgment in the Court of Appeal, on December 80, regarding the sentences of three months’ imprisonment imposed recently by Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith upon three debtors for violation of the provisions of the Bankruptcy518 words
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Article110 1909-01-07 6 A, Sourabaya, Java, on December 21, a number of persons interested in air navigation, held a meeting to discuss what to do to encourage the use of airships in that country. A resolution was passed to establish a company for the sailing of aeroplanes. The chances110 words
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1315 1909-01-07 7 2fs?£& i n. V e.c. Eiii. H-.'U' ll j,^ 11 vppeiltnt. Ao. Chong appeared f° J both as administrator cfeg. Gan Chin Geok, of the estate oil I n Tlie defendants and on I" 11 ere Messrs. Wee Bin and1,315 words
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292 1909-01-07 7 The Court of Appeal, consisting of Sir W. H. Hyndman-Jones, Mr. Jnstioe Fisher and Mr. Justice T. de M. Braddell, were engaged all day, on December 81, with the 1 appeal of Snppamab, a Tamil widow, against the decision of Mr.292 words
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Article118 1909-01-07 7 The Chinese New Year is approaching, and money is scarce. Hence, thieves may be expected to prowl. A Chinaman living in Refo matory Road reports that a friend of his has relieved him of ft 69.50 without permission. Following this, the police have learned ot the theft118 words
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Article176 1909-01-07 7 On December 80, Lim Tcck Ho, was again before Mr- F«. E. Col man for preliminary enquiry into the allegation of having caused the death of Chia Poon, on the Bth instant. Mr. Hawtrey conducted the enquiry for the Cro *n Mr. Harris appeared for the defendant.176 words
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1360 1909-01-07 8 The twelve months through which Singa pore has passed may be characterised com mercialJy as an era of exceptional dullness, with prospects for the immediate future suggestive of little improvement.” With these lines, last year, we commenced our retrospect1,360 words
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318 1909-01-07 8 The steamer Sri Muar, which sank last March in the Muar River, made a most satisfactory trial trip on her release from Dock, on December 30. It will be remembered that after many and futile attempts, this cargo and passenger vessel was318 words
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Article142 1909-01-07 8 A correspondent writes to the effect that, one would think that the Municipality, with its characteristic munificence and well-known and uniform consideration of the noeds and desires of the community, would, now that we are having one of the biggest floods we have had for four or142 words
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Article104 1909-01-07 8 The report of Dr. D. K. McDowell, C.M.G., the Registrar of Births and Deaths, shows that, during the week ended December 26, 261 deaths were registered in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 50.08 per thousand of the estimated population. Malarial fever claimed 48 deaths, phthisis 29,104 words
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1485 1909-01-07 9 (From Oik Own Corrhspondknt.) London, December 11. He en from the report of the im the Rubber-Growers’ Association rtSt body i» pursuing a vigorous policy, t; ia t that bo} f t uge to the1,485 words
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421 1909-01-07 9 The High Council of Indo-China—an assembly made up of officials and nominees, which merely registers the orders of the Minister for the Colonies—met at Hanoi from December 17 to December 21, to pass the Estimates for 1909. They were rushed through rapidly, and421 words
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Article835 1909-01-07 10 A Gazette extraordinary, issued on 4th inst. contains the full text of a Bill to consolidate the law relating to Merchant Shipping.” A note states that the Bill is published for general information The first reading835 words
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257 1909-01-07 10 His Highness the Yuvarajah of Mysore landed at 1.80 p m., on 4th inst, from the launch Kittiwake, and inspected the guard of honour, which had returned to the Pier in plenty of time to greet His Highness. The Yuvarajah257 words
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Article84 1909-01-07 10 His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to add the names of Messrs. Charles William Darbishire, Arthur Jackson, William Warden Macmillan, Hubert Binbon Marten, Arthur Edwin Mulholland, Allred Pearce, Alexander Robertson, Francis Edward Worsley Taylor. Philip Ridsdale Warren and George Beck Wilkinson to the Commission of84 words
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Article189 1909-01-07 10 (From Our Own Corrkspondent.) Hongkong, January 3, 7.15 p m. Many of the natives of tho city of Canton have inaugurated a boycott against the Hongkong, Canton, and Macao Steamboat Company’s river steamer Fatshan. On New Year’s189 words
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Article147 1909-01-07 10 The Governor-General of Indo-China opened a session of the High Council of the Colony at Hanoi, on December 17, when he delivered a speech, showing tho unsatisfactory condition of the finances, now that all loan money had been spent. The burden of interest presses heavily on the Budget147 words
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Article113 1909-01-07 10 His Excellency Mr. K. Kato, arrived in Singapore from Japan on 4th inst., with Mrs. Kato, cn route to England as Japanese Ambassador. He has twice occupied the post of Foreign Minister, and has on a previous occasion represented his country for five years at the113 words
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Article99 1909-01-07 10 The sura of $856.47, two gold rings, one set of gold buttons and some pieces of clothing are reported to the police to have been stolen from 37 Short Street, on the night of the Ist instant. Thieves broke the railings of the window towards the99 words
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1436 1909-01-07 11 'neetiog of the Municipal AO a9 held in the Board Room, CootD' sslo f .a The following were on Decenib<' r a |troaJrick) President; P«* e ijlenjatield, Acting Secretary Mr. Mr. f\ o ...queer; Dr. P. Fowlie and R. c’oghlan, W. Macbean, Cheng Messrs1,436 words
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456 1909-01-07 11 The other day, we noted that a strange murder case bad began at Batavia, on December 7, in which fifty witnesses figured. The murdered person was a schoolmaster who had foes in and oat of his own household. The trial456 words
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Article66 1909-01-07 12 Pbkrika. —On December 81, 1908, at 61, Ikncoolen Street, Singapore, the wife of A. Pereira, of a hod. ClAlti.—At Calmar House, Orange Grove Koa<], Singapore, on Friday, January 1, 1900, the wife of Mr. Charles K. Craig, of a daughter. Sw an. —On January 4, at Plantation liouKe, Hooding66 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1317 1909-01-07 12 We are nearing the closo of another year, and, truth to tell, it is one upon which few of the residents in Singapore will be able to look back with much pride or satisfaction. If we scanned the issues of this paper for red-letter days among the three hundred1,317 words
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Article2271 1909-01-07 12 —Straitg Times. December 31. Singapore is a mere speck among the earth patches that break monotony on the face of the waters. It is all the world to some of us, yet concentration of interest may be carried too far. No review of the year that—Straitg Times. December 31. - 2,271 words
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Article1184 1909-01-07 13 make dreamera of invasion despair.—Straits Timea, January 4. We expressed our surprise the gther day when Reuter reported that the Earl of Crewe had said the cost of national training on the lines suggested by Lord Roberts would cost twenty millions sterling a year. There is nomake dreamera of invasion despair.—Straits Timea, January 4. - 1,184 words
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Article1179 1909-01-07 14 and Colonial offices.—Straits Times, January It would appear from the last mail papers that some good people are becoming perturbed about the way in which the name of England is cared for by the Englishmen who represent their country and their race in far distant placesand Colonial offices.—Straits Times, January - 1,179 words
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Article1509 1909-01-07 15 Straits Times, January 6. ~1 utv in making a comment on the OurW st fmi.itu Commission which is report of “a’ I t 0 BC know ledge the pubU^ d service rendered oy the Hon. John <*r; bo acted as Chairman, and all Anderson, These gentlemen gaveStraits Times, January 6. - 1,509 words
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Article546 1909-01-07 15 —Straits Times, January 2. The financial statement of Mr. Courtelyou, Secretary to the United States Treasury, was tersely summarised by Reuter three weeks ago in a statement that there would be a shortage of £29,000,000 in the receipts as compared with the disbursement. The fuller report now available,—Straits Times, January 2. - 546 words
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Article666 1909-01-07 16 —Straits Times, January 2. On so great a calamity as that which ha* be fallen Italy, we feel that it i* impossi. blo to make more than a brief comment. No words can adequately express the awful horror of a catastrophe which is without parallel in—Straits Times, January 2. - 666 words
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Advertisement88 1909-01-07 12 Tl»* pmrt /re* price <4 the Straits T>met l-i year. The poet free price of the Straits haJgr' i* $l4 year. It it not necnurv to •obacnhe for a year. The tub•cnptioru lot shorter periods are the tame proportionate rate as for a rear. The Straits HuJgrt can be sent88 words
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Article522 1909-01-07 16 The harvest on Balgownie Estate, for December, according to the Manager’s Report, was 4,1781bs. dry rubber. The Municipality have just completed the installation of electric lights and Ians in the Church of St. Gregory, Hill Street. On and after the loth inst., the maximum limit for which522 words
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Article551 1909-01-07 16 Mr. C. R. Hartley, of Taiping, the wellknown soccer centre forward, is seriously ill in hospital. Mr. C. E. Spooner, C.M.O., has passed through Singapore on a trip to Hongkong for the benefit of his health. His Highness the Rajah Muda of Sarawak has returned troni the551 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article131 1909-01-07 17 Malacca ,iui competition at Malacca, The monthly tUe lgt and 2nd was played’ lte a a s follows instant, an 704-74=144— 65=97 MisflO-V' 111 56 47 103-24 79 Mr. A. Ken g5 43 77+ 8 80 M. Mackenzie -o 45 97—16 81 F. Kinder .0 49 92—10 82 H.131 words
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Article329 1909-01-07 17 Naval Men at Saigon. The Christmas rejoicings at Saigon ineluded a Rugby football match, on December 24, between a team from H.M.S. King Alfred and a representative team from the local clubs. About 2,000 onlookers witnessed the match which resulted in a draw at 18 points. The Captains329 words
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Article528 1909-01-07 17 Selangor Races. The first day of the January meeting of he Selangor Turf Club was held at Kuala on the 2nd instant, in fine weather, here was a good attendance of members and visitors. The results were as follows Maidkn Platk Did not fill. Ex-Gkiffin Handicap —R.C. fcnd528 words
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127 1909-01-07 17 The case of R. M. C. L c Letchmanen Chetty v. Choo Ong Neo, for $5,951 as balance of principal and interest on three promissory notes signed by defendant’s late husband, under whose will she was appointed sole executrix, was resumed before the Chief Justice127 words
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523 1909-01-07 17 As proudly erect as she ever stood when plying the placid waters of the Suez Canal, the American-Manohurian liner s chartered steamer Kalomo now rests on the bottom, at Passir Pan jam*, parallel to the beach, just before the Insane523 words
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Article147 1909-01-07 17 Ko Lian Neo and her daughter were again before Mr. C. F. Green, yesterday, on an allegation of occupying a house in Wilkie Road and another in Victoria Street, for the purpose of carrying on Chap Ji Ki.” Mr. E. A. Gardiner, C. P. 0.,147 words
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2577 1909-01-07 18 Yesterday we were able to give a short summary, and to day we shall present each of our regular subscribers with a copy of the full text of the Report presented by the2,577 words
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275 1909-01-07 19 Khoo Su Choon, a lad of ten years of age, was sent on a message with two 15 notes, on* Monday last. In New Bridge Koad, he was approached by a young man, named Yu O Tong, who forced the note275 words
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90 1909-01-07 19 (From Our Correspondent.) London, via Penang January, 5. The receipts of Para Rubber during the month of December were 8,800 tons. The visible supply is 8,288 tons as against 8,722 tons at the beginning of the month. It is90 words
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385 1909-01-07 19 The veriest pessimist who makes the trip along the waterfront from Johnston’s Pier to the Keppel Harbour Police Station, must acknowledge that there are some people possessed of a great deal of influence who have tremendous faith in the future385 words
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38 1909-01-07 19 (From Our Own Correspondent. Ipoli, January 6, 10.10. a.m. The railway lino between Ipoli and Penang is blocked owing to a culvert near P-tdaug llengas having collapsed.38 words
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Article2503 1909-01-07 20 London, December 26. A Willemstad telegram states that the Dutch cruiser Oeldcrland has arrived, thus formally terminating the Venezuelan demonstration. M. IHvolsky 's speech in tho Duma on foreign affairs took a very optimistic view of the situation in the Far Last. There wa* 4 be said, nothing2,503 words
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Article794 1909-01-07 21 German Telegrams Berlin, Deoember 80. Riots are reported in the Portuguese portion of the island of Timor, and the authorities are powerless to quell (hem. Baron Mumm has been nominated a member of the German Privy Counoil. Servian telegrams state that the feeling against the King is increasing. A wave*794 words
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192 1909-01-07 22 Says the Pinang Gazette of December 81 A telegram was received from Singapore, this morning, by the Registrar of the Supreme Court in Penang, informing him that the date of the Penang Assizes has been postponed from the 5th to the192 words
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160 1909-01-07 22 The Chinese Board of Education held a meeting to discuss tho urgent necessity of introducing educational facilities for young children. The following propositions were brought forward: A department for the education of children over 4 years of age will first be established160 words
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Article125 1909-01-07 22 The Foreign Affairs Board at Peking, says the Echo de Chine, has taken a singular step in the matter of poverty-stricken Chinese engaging themselves for labour in foreign lands. It has given orders that detectives should go on board all steamers leaving China for foreign ports125 words
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214 1909-01-07 22 Mr. Van Kol, a prominent Socialist Deputy in the Dutch Parliament, who has paid a personal visit to the Colonial Empire of Holland to find out for himself how matters stand there, often uses the knowledge thus acquired214 words
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Article180 1909-01-07 22 On Saturday night, the Warders’ Amateur Variety Company gathered their friends into their Concert Hall, the object being to afford them a pleasant three hours' amusement. Out of their limited leisure, the hosts had decorated the room simply but effectively, and had prepared a suitable programme. Mr.180 words
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Article118 1909-01-07 22 In the Dutch Parliament, there have been sharp discussions on the needless killing of prisoners of war in Acheen. There, too often, the Commanders of patrols and flying columns shoot down all prisoners the moment guarding them hampers the movements of the troops. The field orders118 words
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Article33 1909-01-07 22 Messrs. Outline and Company inform us that the output of rubber from the Lingei 1 lactations last month was 83,000 lbs! 27WJOO lb« k tal F welve mon th8 of33 words
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Article13 1909-01-07 22 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article462 1909-01-07 22 To the Editor of the Straits Times. 1 Sir, —The exceedingly well-balanced and interesting article with which you favour your readers in your issue of yesterday calls for comment. A very great deal of the rankest possible cant is cut rent upon the question with which you462 words
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132 1909-01-07 22 Another murder case is reported from Johore. A Hindu had a quarrel with his wife, and she left his house and went to stav with her mother. J On 2nd inst., the husband went to his mother in-law’s house and asked132 words
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
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Article486 1909-01-07 23 er Th n C»rpe Dt,e ,’4 A e00 ia D»« rtr. P6 T0W rbr Eart Asiatic Coy ghMlghl j p. O^Cot Dell.. Brit Brii.W. W, lUnriUld NiDficbow. Brit «r. Rangoon, Bousteed &J2&Z2 55»—< T Jp” 0 tX, Dom.nioo, Bomb.,„B. M.yor Be»0., Dut str, V.u Dyk. P.n«»8. W Asenoy, I<td486 words
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Article456 1909-01-07 23 December 31 Myrmidon. Brit str, Japan Nam Sang, Brit str, Penang and Caloatta Ekaterinoelavl, Rnt str, Vladlvostook Capri, Ital str, Hongkong f Karat, Ger str, Bangkok Van der Lijn, Dut str, Pontianak, Singkaweng Solve, Nor str, Bangkok Ban Hong Leong, Brit str. Bangkok Providence, Nor str, Bangkok Fook Bans,456 words
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Article144 1909-01-07 23 PASSED SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOB ORDER8. k Dm, 17—Dai str. Tantalae, Out Kouden burg, from Batavia, Deo. 17; for AnuNrdam. Dee. air. Sumatra, Gap! Feminga. from Amsterdam, Nov. 7; for Batavia. Deo. IS—Bril str. Zanoni, Capt Driver, from Singapore, Dee. 16;, for Christmas la Dee. 19—Bril sir. Athoil,144 words
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Article246 1909-01-07 23 SmoAroBB, Jawuabt 6, 1909. PRODUCE. Gambier buyers I 10.00 do (Cube No. 1) onpieked ,< 18 #2} Copra Bali 8 96 do Pontianak 7:80 Popper, Black buyers 12.08 do white 0% buyers 18.76 Sago Floor Sarawak 8.02 do Brunei No. 1 2.86 Pearl Sago 8.76 Coffee Bali, picked 22.60246 words
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Stocks and Shares. Singapore, January 6, 1909.
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Article356 1909-01-07 24 > Mnh. n Hh.d a^ b r Ini PMd BtvM OOBP..T Qoot.tio.f lernen- Capital Hnb«arib«d Value opto Uaieeaed p 7 1908 *****00 400,000 ***** 10 10 Belel Tin M. < o.. Lid. 7 00 1007 1900,000 ****** 11,100 10 10 7.500 Braeng Lid. 1001 *****00 800.000 ***** 10 10356 words
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Article321 1909-01-07 24 UN MUOfitO U7,OW/lo) J 3 BobNo C. LU. <«**£*«> 4.7.0 UN WN.0N H.,400 Babbe, E-UMbld. N.00 1064 6M400 11,716 11,760 1 1 11,000 Beta Oeres Raooer Oo. Lid. (t.p) 8.10.0 1606 *****0 66,700 66,700 1 1 6,600 Baku Kejeb Rubber Oo., Ltd. 5 2 6 1666 6160,000 116,666 11,600321 words
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Article173 1909-01-07 24 SM77.10.0j 4.H0I 7,688 11/6 11/61 116 Belle Aebeetoe Eeatern Agency, Ltd. 600 1167. *****.000 1,010.000 160,000 10 7 Eeetern Smelting Go., Ltd. ..6 86 1616 6116,000 flft,00U 4406 16 Praeer A Rein, Ltd. 146 00 1666 *****6406 16,000,000 110.0(0 119 111 Hongkong end Shanghai Beak 92 0 0 l*M173 words
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Advertisement177 1909-01-07 25 I BUiou. a««~ Jr 2JV VI3B5 i <V >& >* fe** 1 J'/j F#Ws* 0 DIN SI MACN K V*‘T# l.,i 1k 3M2B. v M»*rrs n I.VM8K m mm MAGNESIA r)g yo(M Fro® HEADACHE, LOSS OF TORPID LIVER, f 1 will Quickly remove the caiiee Of theee RET They Vu177 words
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Advertisement511 1909-01-07 25 THE RUBBER WHEEL AND CYCLE WORKS 47 Hill Street, (opposite Armenian Church). Bicycle* on hire, for sale wad repaired. We do ail kinds of Repair Work on Carriage, Dogoart and Ricksha Wheels, also supply all kinds Of Rubber Tyres. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pr ces m d rate. r f M TEN511 words
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Advertisement263 1909-01-07 26 Caledonian Hotel. 77, Brats SBasab J(pad, SINGAPORE. The Brightest and Healthiest Resort in the City. Hotel Porter, in uniform, meets all Boats and Trains To INVESTORS! LAND PROPERTIES INSPECT ED 4 HE PORTED UPON SOILS EXAMINED ESTATES VISITED WORK SUPERVISED VALUATIONS MADE ESTIMATES DRAWN UP. By F. Mathieu, Agriculturist, Singapore,263 words
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Advertisement299 1909-01-07 26 LEA PERRINS fl II 5 SAUCE Assists digestion and gives a delightful piquancy and flavour 'to all MEAT DISHES. SOUPS. FISH, CHEESE, CURRIES, DAME, POULTRY .and SALADS. The Original Genuine Worcestershire. By Royal Warrant to K.M. THE KING. STRAITS F.M.S. 4» New Ready! A Magnificent $2.00 Production. by post packed299 words
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