The Straits Budget, 8 July 1909
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Title Section27 1909-07-08 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL LXIII. NO. 2682. Singapore, Thursday, July 8,1909. CSTAtUtNEO OVU HALF A CEKTStT Price 25 cents27 words
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Article232 1909-07-08 1 LEADERSTurkey’s Awakening Singapore to Penang 12*18 Orator of Empire 18 Socialism Minus Equality 18*14 Morder Most Foul 14 Singapore Rubber Market 14-16 Local and Gknkral Italians in Malaya 2 Aoglo-Cbineso School 8 A Loss to Penang 8 S.r Hugh Clifford 8 Manicipal Singapore 4*6 Philharmonic Concert 6232 words
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728 1909-07-08 1 Nonya’s Troubles. MONEY DIFFICULTIES DIVULGED IN BANKRUPTCY. Ignorance or Relatives Before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith in the Bankruptcy Court, on Friday, a nonya named Chan 1m Neo was examined in bankruptcy. She stated that she was the widow of Hoh Ang Kee, who died five years ago. At the time728 words
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Article132 1909-07-08 1 Messrs. C. McArthur and C. W. Darbishire have been appointed members of the Tan* jong Pagar Dock Board for a further torm of three years with effect from July 1. Mr. A. B. Chamberlain, chief officer of the Colonial steamer Sea Mew, is appointed an examiner for132 words
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609 1909-07-08 2 Tong Ah Wong, the dhoby’s assistant, gave evidence before the second magistrate, on Wednesday, in the enquiry into the gang robbery at the dhoby’s shop, at 99 Dunlop St. He identified the third of the four accused as the man who609 words
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Article66 1909-07-08 2 Messrs. Guthrie and Co. inform or that the output of dry rubber from the Labu estate last month was 8,009 lbs. making a total of 25,290 lbs. for the first six months of the year. In June of last year the output of wet66 words
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419 1909-07-08 2 The Tongkah correspondent of the Straits Echo writes under date June 24 In my notes some time ago, I informed you of the arrival of some Chinese Hakka coolies from the Federated Malay States, and that there was every419 words
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Article236 1909-07-08 2 Writing from Malacca, on 3rd inst., our correspondent says Col. A. Murray departed last night by the Perak after bidding good-bye to all his Malacca friends as this is his last official visit. Though Col. Murray was not a resident iu Malacca, yet his loss is felt236 words
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364 1909-07-08 2 ITALIANS IN MALAYA. R ev. J.Capra Visits Singapore and the Federated States. The Rev. J. Capra, Iwto, Science and Agriculture, has bL„' N “««al to Singapore and the F M g V". visit past ten days, and ho left for v.',-- “8 the German Mil after some v „r» b364 words
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167 1909-07-08 2 (From Our Own Corrkhpondknt.) Hongkong, July 5. After a hearing lasting for nine days the Full Court here, consisting of Sir Fr&nci* Piggott, chief justice, and Mr. Justice Gompertz, puisne judge, has delivered its decision on the application calling upon Mr Clive Fletcher167 words
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Article46 1909-07-08 2 Tho oottarn of dry rubber from w Malacca Rubber estates for June was t lbs, against 3,860 for the same month a« year. The total for the first «x months or this year is 85,500, against 14,550 for same period last year.46 words
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442 1909-07-08 3 i nuln-Cbinoae School, this morning, '“imterUiimeiit, quite different from „oreI enter* di „tribution, was given the rtl l0 '.P„ of Graduation Exercises, under the ei |,jbition, also, a magnificent rbe '5 0 T a studects' work such as has never .rrayot »tu442 words
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Article42 1909-07-08 3 The manager reports Rubber crop jjanested daring the month of Jane, 4828 lbs. dry; corresponding month last year dry; total for first six months of 1909, ***** lbs. dry; total for corresponding period last year, ***** lbs. dry.42 words
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Article53 1909-07-08 3 flie manager o! the Balgownie Rubber kutaten reports Rubber crop harvested daring toe month of Jane amounted to 8044 1m estimated dry; corresponding month last rear ,.194 lbs estimated dry. Total for first 8 ®ontlm of year 1909/10 <fo>4 lbs estimated f otal for corresponding period last53 words
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Article122 1909-07-08 3 (From Our Special Correspondent.) Penang, July 2. Dr. H. L. E. Lnering has accepted the Professorship of Theology in the Martin Theological College, at Frankfurt-on-Main, and leaves here for Prussia early in August. When the122 words
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Article58 1909-07-08 3 (From Our Special Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 2. Tho crop of the Daiuansara (Selangor) l iubber Co.'s estate for the second quarter of tho year amounts to 41,725 lbs. This brings the total crop for the first six months of the year to 73,9H7 lbs., against 52,23058 words
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170 1909-07-08 3 The voyage of the damaged steamer Netherton from Singapore to West Hartlepool was very eventful. After being patched up here by liiley, Hargreaves ana Co., the vessel stood forty feet oat of the water forward. She was therefore difficult to handle.170 words
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Article161 1909-07-08 3 Mr. E. Lacherstein, third engineer of the N. L>. L. steamer Korat, was drowned at the steamer’s side at Tanjong Pagar on Friday night, shortly after nine o’clock. The steamer had been coaling at the wharf, preparatory to her departure for Saigon, and Mr. Lacherstein had been keeping161 words
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231 1909-07-08 3 The knighthood for Mr. Hugh Clifford (Colonial Secretary of Ceylon) that has been anticipated for some time bas at length arrived, and is announced among the birthday honours. Many will bo tbe congratulations for Sir Hugh Clifford, K. C. M. G231 words
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65 1909-07-08 3 (From Our Correspondent.) London via Penang, July 2. The Cicely Company declares a dividend of 221 per cent, making 50 for the year on the preference shares, and 85 per oent. making 55 for the year on tho ordinary shares. The65 words
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Article272 1909-07-08 3 The Court of Appeal was engaged, on Wednesday and Thursday, with the appeal of G. E. Mohamed Mader Sahib against the decision of the Chief Justice in the case in which appellant was plaintiff and the Chetty firm of Kavena Mana Shona Moon a and R. M.272 words
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Article2356 1909-07-08 4 Tho administration of Singapore municipal afiairs during 1008 is very amply and ably referred to in the President's report, signed by Mr. K. G. Broadrick, just to hand. It is obviously impossible to refer in these columns to2,356 words
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Article127 1909-07-08 5 ihe Malay Mail of Saturday’s date says e understand that the Earl of Crewe, ecretary of State for the Colonies, has been p eased to signify his approval of the con--inuance of the ten per cent, local allowance r another two years from January next to S™ 8127 words
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1260 1909-07-08 5 The Singapore Cricket Club athletic sports held on the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon were blessed with the most delightful weather, but it was uncommonly hot and the large crowd of natives and others who lolled in1,260 words
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Article88 1909-07-08 5 Messrs. Guthrie and Co., agents for the Linggi Plantations Ltd have received cable advice from the general manager, that the total amount of dry rubber harvested on the company’s estates during the past month was 42,500 lbs., making the total for the first six months of this88 words
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520 1909-07-08 6 Except in tiie matter of public attendance, the concert given in the Victoria theatre on Thursday wbh very satisfactory, and it would seem that the Singapore Philharmonic Society has entered on a new lease of musical life, after a period of inactivity520 words
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Article104 1909-07-08 6 Kanagasabi, an Indian contractor, baa been prosecuted by thirty coolies in the third magistrate’s court, for not paying them their wages, and by nineteen more, in the fourth magistrate's court, on the same charge. The latter ease was concluded, yesterday, and the contractor was ordered to pay104 words
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486 1909-07-08 6 The bankruptcy list for Friday was a short one, but as it included five public examinations, which are almost always lengthy, the work of the court would have taken the greater portion of the day had not some of the items been486 words
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Article164 1909-07-08 6 Beware of spurious friends is the moral to be learned from the following incident which occurred on Thursday. A Javanese and his wife employed respectively as kebun and ayah in a Tanjong Katong family, had sheltered for some days in their quarters a Malay who was out164 words
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235 1909-07-08 6 PERAK RIFLE ASSOCIATION. Programme of Coming Annual P rize Meeting. The annual prize meeting n f ti Rifle Association will be held nn i er4lt August 1 and 2. The first day's m J y ?I> includes vanishing taruet ti™ /T “me yards, the running man 200 yards, a brick235 words
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Article254 1909-07-08 6 Is the Bible a book of Christian or Moham modan law? This point was raised in a case before the Court of Appeal, on Thursday after noon. The appeal was one from a decision of the Chief Justice, the appellants being three Arab children, Gaya, Lama and254 words
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Article111 1909-07-08 6 The Pinang Gazette reportsAt P the Governor’s movements are a lit e uncertain owing to the latest developmen s in Kedah, bat it is generally expected in well-informed quarters that Hts “X 1 lency will visit Penang and be present a races this month and proceed to111 words
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372 1909-07-08 7 SINGAPORE SHARE REPORT. M ess rs Fraser and Company’s Weekly Circular. A anticipated, the set-back in Rubbers in our last report was but of sliort Sot aid early in the week buyers were X active, With Hood business passing wdonint! rates. The industrial and Sg Sns still call for no372 words
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Article98 1909-07-08 7 Wednesday, a Chinaman was arrested Jardino 8 Wharf near the French steamer U Seyne which was lying alongside. A police officer on doty thought the Chinaman ooked pretty bulky; so he stopped him and e him. The result was the revelation of a luanhty of chandu wrapped98 words
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Article98 1909-07-08 7 JLwT?- Dr D K McDowell, the darinnH, 0 birtha and deaths, shows that were B rS?.* Wefc 3f nded June 26 deaths loath J ,n Singapore, equal to a entimate^nn° f fl*? 9 per tbousand the deathh opulatlOD Malarial fever claimed 21 ju..: yaentery 7, bronchitis 12,98 words
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162 1909-07-08 7 Li A Bun was, on July 2, before Mr. Green on remand for having in his possession fourteen secret society tickets of the Gi Heng, a branch of the Triad Society. Tho case is in the hands of Insp. Nicoi.162 words
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103 1909-07-08 7 About noon on Thursday, two cars were ou tho tram line in River Valley Road, moving in opposite directions. A Malay ou a bicycle going townwards came up behind one of the cars, and, to clear it, crossed tho line and103 words
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Article123 1909-07-08 7 An appeal from Labuan was taken by the Court of Appeal, on Thursday, the Chief Justice (Sir W. Hyndman-.Tones), Mr. Justice Thornton, and Mr. Justice Scrcombe Smith sitting. The plaintiff and respondent was Chook Boon Seok and the defendant and appellant was Cheok Boon Yu. Mr.123 words
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Article116 1909-07-08 7 Two Chinese, one of them a lad only fourteen years of age, were left in charge of a Chinese house on a plantation of! Thomson Road, on Sunday night, and when Sia Ah Lim, the planter, returned on Monday morning, he found that the two coolies, a116 words
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35 1909-07-08 7 The local manager on Friday received a telegram stating that the Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank (Netherlands India Commercial Bank) has declared a dividend of 10% (ten per cent.) for the year 1908.35 words
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500 1909-07-08 7 The first through passenger train to Singapore left Kuala Lumpur, this morning, says the Malay Mail of Thursday last, and railway communication between Penang and Singapore is now an accomplished fact. It is not expected that for the present, at500 words
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Article67 1909-07-08 7 The output of clean ore from the Kiuta Association’s Mine for the month of June was Elevators 59 piculs, tribute 462 piculs, total 521 piculs. The output of clean ore from Salak South Mine for the month of June was 571.91 piculs. The output of clean ore from67 words
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Article57 1909-07-08 7 A notification in the Government Gazette states that messages are now accepted at all Government telegraph offices in the Colony for transmission to the following countries at the rates mentioned :—To Siam (via Kedah) 8 cents per word. Via Kedah and Moulmein to Burma 44 cents, to57 words
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1555 1909-07-08 8 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt). Kuantan, July 3. The trial commenced, on June ‘23, in the court house at Kuautan of Choug Keo, Pang Heng and Lok Chong. The two first accused were employed at the mines at Belat belonging1,555 words
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371 1909-07-08 8 Mr. T. Sargeant, formerly proprietor of the Caledonian Hotel and the Hotel de la Paix appeared before Mr. Justice Sercoinbe Smith on Monday to answer a summons issued by A K. A. Mutucarpen Chetty who wished for an order on a judgment371 words
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Article103 1909-07-08 8 On Friday, two constables, one Chinese, the other Tamil, were before Mr. Green negligently allowing a P ns oe ha( j carry away a pair of handcuffs. u the custody of a man who was charge the theft of a rikUha and they were sent to103 words
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1580 1909-07-08 9 The business for which the Legislative T was called together, on h riday, afterOOU included the third reading of one bill, w 00 reading of four and the consideration tw »t “remittee stage His Excel"‘"the Governor (Sir John Anderson, M1,580 words
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158 1909-07-08 9 At a meeting of the disciplinary committee of the House of Peers held at Tokio, on June 26, the committee approved of Count Todo's long and sincere repentance and unanimously voted in favour of his being restored to all158 words
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Article133 1909-07-08 9 The July numbor of the Agricultural Bulletin of the Straits and F. M. S. may be called a rubber number. There are notes upon fungi pests, Castilloa Elastica fruiting in Singapore, packing, and so forth while amongst other topics touched upon are:— improvements in the manufacture of gambier,133 words
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2130 1909-07-08 10 Now that a railway has been constructed right through the heart of Johore and European plantcrH have turned their attention to that State as a suitable field for2,130 words
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94 1909-07-08 11 ,Kkom Oru Own Corrksi»ONDßNT.) Kuala Lumpur, July 6. The Karl of Crewe has approved of a Bcheme improving tho prospects of mine iospectors and assistant wardens of mines. Tho output from the Salak South mines for Jane was .771 piculH. The94 words
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Article353 1909-07-08 11 (KkiiM Ol’R CoRRKSPONDKNT). Malacca, July 2. On Thursday evening, the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus presented the Cantata •'Cinderella.’ The schoolroom was vory tastefully decorated for the occasion with a raised stage at one end having all the necessary appurtenances. A largo audience was present, including Mr.,353 words
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1101 1909-07-08 11 The Middlesex 1st team and a team representing the R. G. A. faced each other, on Monday, on the ground of the S.C.O. to deter mine who should become possessor of the cup for the season 1909/10. The1,101 words
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Article239 1909-07-08 11 ii. E. the Governor, Sir John Anderson, G. C. M. G., will lay the corner stone of the new building, on Friday, August 27, at 6.16 p.m. At H. 45 p.m. the same day, the Associa tion will hold a festival in the Victoria Theatre,239 words
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Article21 1909-07-08 12 May. At Boynton, Herts, od June ‘23, the wife of Charles \Y. May, Hongkong and Shanghai Hank, of a daughter.21 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1247 1909-07-08 12 —Straits Times, July 1. We have ceased for Home little time to deeply concern ourselveH in the affairH of tho Near Hast, because there seemed good reason to believe that the peace of that part of the world had been settled by diplomatic efforts. The strong brutality of—Straits Times, July 1. - 1,247 words
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Article1059 1909-07-08 12 Straits Times, July 2. We publish to-day a telegraphed tion despatched by our special from Kuala Lumpur, after he badS** 1 thither as a passenger on the train run on the new through Singapore to Penang. He seems hT had a somewhat exciting exDeri. but on theStraits Times, July 2. - 1,059 words
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Article1185 1909-07-08 13 —Straits Times, July 3. We are not surprised to hear from the papers just to hand by the Home Mail that :he speech delivered by Lord Rosebery when welcoming delegates to the Imperial Press Conference created an abnormal sensation. It is beyond question that the ex-Premier is—Straits Times, July 3. • - 1,185 words
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Article1240 1909-07-08 13 obscures the path we follow. Strait* Times Inly ft. In a recent issue of the Now York Independent a writer, who does not appear to be so obsessed as the average of his compatriots by the greatness of his country, makes some carious comments on the Britishobscures the path we follow. Strait* Times Inly ft. - 1,240 words
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Article1283 1909-07-08 14 Straits Times, July 6. Further particulars of the double murder at the Imperial Institute leave no doubt that Colonel Sir Curzon Wyllio, and Dr. Cawas Lalcaca were the victims of a political maniac. One of the murderer’s associates asserts that he was excited by appeals to hisStraits Times, July 6. - 1,283 words
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Article1391 1909-07-08 14 get anywhere else in the world. —Straits Times, July 7. i Singapore now possesses the advantage ol direct railway communication with the best rubber growing districts in the Federated Malay States. The servico can only develop slowly, but that it will keep pace with the increasing outputget anywhere else in the world.—Straits Times, July 7. - 1,391 words
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Advertisement89 1909-07-08 12 Hih postfr«e pnc# of the Straits Times i» years The po»t free price of the Straits budget is $l4 a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods arc at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits budget can be89 words
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Article663 1909-07-08 15 Referring to our recent account of a hailstorm in Singapore on May 14, the Agricultural Bulletin remarks :—There does not seem to have ever been a record of hail in Singapore before and this is the most southern spot in which hail has been recorded in the Peninsnla.663 words
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Article528 1909-07-08 16 Prof. Simpson, the* plague export, who was iu Singapore a few yearn ago, has been created C. M. G Mr. K. V. McClelland ban been unauimouHly appointed honorary secretary of the Brewster Club, Batu Gajah. The Rev. and Mrs. K. E. Pease, of the \nglo-Chinese School, left528 words
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917 1909-07-08 16 There is an interesting Hpecial message in the Times from its special correspondent in Tokio with reference to the situation in Manchuria. The correspondent, writing under date May .‘*0, says: In conjunction with your Peking correspondent. who joined me here last917 words
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160 1909-07-08 16 M. A. Tobin, lately chief clerk in the Municipal water department, was, on Wed nesday, again beforo Mr. Colrnan, the object being to frame charges and to decide on the tribunal. The charges already entered were criminal breach of trust160 words
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Article96 1909-07-08 16 Tin mining in Ipoh continues to show improvement, says In Tinland, an< the mines are doing very well, among 4 being the famous Tronoh mine, the o P which was nearly 3,000 piculs las It is stated that some very rich groun has been struck on96 words
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485 1909-07-08 17 Messrs. .Samuel Montagu and Co., write on U °s our last letter, an unsold !,nt last week’s bar gold haH been sent bal[a B ank of England, together with the iDW the "arrivals this week from r“'aC. about *500,000 in all.485 words
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Article34 1909-07-08 17 The total quantity of ore exported by the tributors on the land of the Johore I*o Mining Co., Ltd., during the month of June was 115 bags *B7 piculs.34 words
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539 1909-07-08 17 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Labuan, June 31. The Borneo Theatrical Co. gave their last performance on June 16, when there was a crowded house they left for Brooketon eu route for Sarawak by the L’Aubaine on the 23rd. Labuan is to539 words
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Article111 1909-07-08 17 The philatelist who makes a specialty of collecting Siamese stamps will shortly bo able to add largely to their number, for wo believe it is the intention to surcharge all the existing stamps with satang values. The department at the Ministry of Finance, in whose care the stamps111 words
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364 1909-07-08 17 The directors' report and statement of account of the Tebong Rubber and Tapioca Estate, Limited, for the year ending 31st January 1909, to bo presented at the first annual general meeting of shareholders to be held at Shanghai, on364 words
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159 1909-07-08 17 The M. M. steamer Caledonien, 2,140 tons, Capt. Casanova, from Marseilles, with the mails of June 8, which arrived in Singapore last week, experienced monsoon weather in the Indian Ocean. By a clever ruse,the captain of the vessel159 words
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Article54 1909-07-08 17 A gardener in the employ of Mr. Van Cuylenberg, while fishing iu a drain in Paterson Road on Sunday, was bitten in the finger by a snake. He complained of great pain in the elbow and was taken to hospital, where the place bitten was cut54 words
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772 1909-07-08 18 (From Our Special Correspondent.) London, July 1. Tho third test match between England and Australia commenced at Leeds to day. When play started there were about 10,000772 words
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362 1909-07-08 18 (From Our Own Corrrspondent.) London, July At the conclusion of a recAntmn u u the National Indian Imperial Institute, an Indian student.!^ s-ssajss: and The assassin was362 words
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Article38 1909-07-08 18 I From Our Special Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 3. Mr. Cook has returned to duty in tk< F. M. S. Railway service, and Mr. Henaha* takes up his appointment as deputy traffic manager.38 words
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1204 1909-07-08 19 Thfi fourth Assizes of this year opened Tuesday before the Chief Justice, Sir °JS H Hvndman Jones. There are sixteen on the calendar, and the proceedings to last over two weeks. W hen Jf I iu^ were called, Mr. Leo1,204 words
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Article97 1909-07-08 19 On Juno 29, we referrod to a forthcoming issue of 100,000 new ordinary shares of ill each of the Malacca liubber Plantation*, Ltd., and alluded to the desirability of Eastern shareholders being given an opportunity to make application for the new shares before they should go97 words
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468 1909-07-08 19 The good ship Ken Nuen Heng is a thoroughly piratical-looking Chinese junk, or would be to the eye of those unversed in the ordinary junk of commerce, says the Siam Observer of June 28. She468 words
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140 1909-07-08 19 On the evening of May 23, a seaman named Yasnkawa Torataro, living at Higashidemachi, Hyogo, threw into a hypnotic trance another seaman named Takasaki Seiichi, aged 21, at the latter’s request, says the Japan Chronicle. Unfortunately Yasukawadid not know the process140 words
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Article1552 1909-07-08 20 London, June 30. An Array memorandum presented to the French Government reports that the Field Army is in a high state of efficiency and well prepared to take the field on the shortest notice. It has now 10,137 officers, and 265,515 men liable to foreign service, compared with1,552 words
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Article830 1909-07-08 20 Berlin, June 30. The Emperor William will not leave Germany until a settlement of the impending change in the Imperial Chancellorship hae been arrived at. It is understood that the Reichstag will only dissolve if the new majority of the Reich stag creates a conflict with the fredera830 words
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993 1909-07-08 21 Tho Chairman and Directors, Kanb Australian Cold Mining Co., Ltd., Singapore. Gentlemen, —I herewith beg to hand you my report on your mining and milling operations. Tho accompanying sheet of mine measurements993 words
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Article13 1909-07-08 22 fTbo Btraitu Times is not responsible for the opioioua of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article487 1909-07-08 22 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—In the Pall Mall Gazette a few months ago, reference was made to me and corn meats on the action I had taken at the meeting of a rubber company. I have also received letters from two or threo487 words
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Article374 1909-07-08 22 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —1 wonder if that worthy champion <4 temperance reform, Rot. J. A. B. Cook, -whs recently upheld its banner in your columns, has had a chance of examining a «iraft of the proposed new Pharmacy Act for there Settlements? If he374 words
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333 1909-07-08 22 (Fuom Oi:i: Own ntj Kuala Lumpur, July 0. Glorious weather prevailed here to-day for the opening of the Selangor Turf Club s midsummer meeting. The attendance, however, was only moderate. Details of the events are as follow Ex-Griffin 11 andioap (Ik333 words
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Article25 1909-07-08 22 Salak South, Ltd. returns for June are as follows: —The machinery worked 465.16 hours, and the clean ore won was 571.01 piculs.25 words
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359 1909-07-08 22 On -Monday there arrived from H, and Japan tho new 9,000 tonn steamer Hirano Maru, which it ln f4cr(:% vessel of the Nippou Yusen DfcWtst placed on the European lit“ a k *l* U a reception was held on359 words
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68 1909-07-08 22 (From Oub Own Cokrkspondhnt.) Penang, July 6. The enquiry into the charge against him Chee Siang of falsifying the books of the Hong kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation has been concluded, but a postponement has been made till Thursday68 words
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Article103 1909-07-08 22 In the presence of a fow friends in George’s Church, Penang, on 6th inst.,tno marriage was quietly solemnized of M* ss Grace Violet Morrell, daughter of Mr, Frederick Kent Morrell, Streatham, London, to Mr. Charles Alfred Matthews, of the Ann of Messrs. Harrisons and Crossfield, Lto, Port103 words
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284 1909-07-08 23 Chinaman namod Lam N't? took A yo “„,,„tcrfeitten cent pieces to a money c ere “,r uamed K adir Mydio, on June 22, C aliened to have tried to exchange ten 40 d is an a The natura i reßa lt284 words
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Article250 1909-07-08 23 (From Our Spkcial Corrksfondknt.) Kuala Lumpur July 3. A moot! the June rubbor outputs, the AngloMalay in given as 40,744 pounds, and the Pataling as 11,749 pounds. Kuala Lumpur, July 5. The Rubber crop harvested on Highlands and Lowlands estate for Juno totalled 27,203 lbs. this making the250 words
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54 1909-07-08 23 he dry rubber harvested on tho Inch nneth Rubber Estates for Juno was 5,589 ,1, year the amount for June was rf ioAr dr y ru bber for the first six months J is 25,424 lbs., and for the same period 1 y< ar the54 words
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250 1909-07-08 23 In the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Sercombe-Smith, on Wednesday, Mr. J. R. Broadley, an engineer in the employ of Messrs. Howarth, Erskine and Co., Ltd., sued his employers for 61,260 alleged to to be due for sixty days' Sunday labour250 words
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237 1909-07-08 23 Mr. F. J. Wayman writes to the West Australian, from tho Ceylon Bureau, Perth (W. A):On the recent arrival at Colombo of the Malwa from Australia several Australian passengers w’ere victimised in purchasing precious stones from a native jeweller who237 words
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Article80 1909-07-08 23 When is a broker not a broker is tho very latest conundrum. Various answers are given. One is, When instead of selling he is sold. Another, When the Law says he mustn’t take the Profits. Another, When he’s too much concerned. Still another, with a spice80 words
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222 1909-07-08 23 The Ceylon Observer learns that the admiralty have decided to keep their own coal at Colombo as well as Trincomalee. At present there is no coal at Trincomalee and the warships that are engaged at target practice, and so222 words
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90 1909-07-08 23 Tho advance statement of weight of block tin and tin ore exported daring the months of January to June, 1909, and of doty collected thereon, as compared with the corresponding period of previous year is as90 words
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Article138 1909-07-08 23 Wun Ah Ngi, a Chinese lamp trimmer in the employ of tbo Singapore-Krauji Railway, was tried before the second magistrate, on Tuesday, on a charge of possession of morphine exceeding, in amount, twelve official doses. A railway inspector watched the case on behalf of the railway. Dr. Campbell138 words
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Article29 1909-07-08 23 (From Our Corrksrondf.nt.) London via Penang, July 2. The Perak Tin Mining company’s report is issued, and it states that the amount carried forward is 1T,577.29 words
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Sporting Intelligence. Notes in General.
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Article471 1909-07-08 24 Following an* details of the draw in tiie mixed fourHomo competition Byes:—Miss Elcum and Dr. Finlayson 4, Mrs. K Allen and Sir A. Young 3, Mrs. Watkins and W. B. Hooper 4, Mrs. Stockley and A. S. Bailey 5, Mr. and Mrs. Darbishire 6, Mrs. Coombe and T. G.471 words
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Article324 1909-07-08 24 Lower Perak Ladies’ Club. At the weekly practice shoot held on Tuesday last, the following scores were made Mrs. Oliver Marks 29 Miss Melbye 28 Mrs. Shaw 27 Mrs. Campbell 26 Miss Koch 28 Miss Janie Koch 28 Miss Oleeson 22 Mrs. Palmer 21 Mrs. Smail 13 Mrs. Smith324 words
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Article89 1909-07-08 24 Malaya Association Championship. A good game in this competition was played at Beach Road, on Tuesday, between the Marine and Central Police Station teams, a very large crowd being present. The contest was keen and neither side was able to beat the other in the first half. In89 words
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Article183 1909-07-08 24 The 5. C. C. Sports. Several preliminary heats were got off on the Esplanade on Thursday afternoon. In the 100 yards, Eddis won the first heat, Kleinmann the second. The following have qualified to take part on the long jump on Saturday—Cheek, Lloyd, Wald, Eddis, Thunder and Moorhouse. The183 words
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Article60 1909-07-08 24 Tanglin Club Competition. The result of the June bowling at Tanglin Club was as follows*— petltl0B J. Robertson 693 rec 110.80« H. F reeman 77a Jr E. A. Cleaver 593 J? W. Lowther Kemp 714 7n F. E. Woraley Tailor 883 2J D. McLeod CraiK 631 S V. A60 words
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Article163 1909-07-08 24 S. C. C. v. Middlesex Regt. The meeting of the S. C. C. and th. Middlesex regimental eleven at hSv the Esplanade on Tuesday, was characterised by fast and lively play. The teams wen well matched, but the Club possessed the hotter forwards. For some time from the start163 words
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273 1909-07-08 24 It is expected that before many months have passed wireless telegraphic communication will be established between Japan and Hawaii, says the Japan Mail. It was not until the 15th of May last year that a wireless telegraphic station was established at Choshi273 words
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Article473 1909-07-08 25 June 3® Meyer, Dut str, Meinerz, Palembang, Hock Seng Tarneri Teluk Amoo, ra ßr“l B a*r m We P »S«. P- Semboe, AlUtio jar ass Ni ,en B k k Behß U k£?% tr.n.Qaiv.n.B^.more fc Rnt atr, Olsen, Penang, Btrait« S- 8. Coy jj*;,,® Sara..,!*, S.r str, Barton, Sarawak,473 words
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Article553 1909-07-08 25 June 30 f Nerite Brit atr, Pladjoe t Bullmouth, Brit atr, P. Samboe Kittna, Brit atr, P. Swettenham and Penang Kinta Brit atr, Teluk Anaon via ports Chokrabongt, Siam atr, Bangkok via porta Bnn Yong Seng Brit atr. Palembang Hai Nam, Brit atr, Moar and Malaooa Lai Sang, Brit553 words
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Article240 1909-07-08 25 Sinoapom, July 7, 1909 PRODUCE. Gtmbier 9.50 do (Cube No. I) onpioked 18 62* Copra Bali 8 40 do Pontianak 7.80 Pepper, Black buyer* 11.60 do White 8% buyer* 1860 Sago Flour Sarawak 8.20 do Bruoei No. 1 8 05 Pearl Sago 4.26 Coffee Bali 28.26 Coffee240 words
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179 1909-07-08 25 It ib very difficult to explain the fluctuations in the opium trade between India and the Further East. In the year 1908 9 the exports of the drug to China and the treaty ports declined by only 2 per cent,179 words
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