The Straits Budget, 5 August 1909
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1909-08-05 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL LXIII. NO. 2686. Singapore, Thursday, August 5,1909. ESTABUSHI0 OVER HALF A CEffTW Price 25 cents27 words
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Article245 1909-08-05 1 leaders— Warring Against War JO Papor Perfection ...10-11 Spaniard and Moor 11 Morals and Money ...1112 The Railway Loan 12 The Czar at Cowes 12-18 Local and Gknkkal— Japanese-Korean Convention 2 The New Territories 2 Labuan Notes 8 Correspondence 8 Mobilization Manoeuvres 8 Canton’B Ex-Viceroy 8 Hongkong’s245 words
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818 1909-08-05 1 On Friday, morning a full beuch of judges, consisting of the Chief Justice (Sir W. Hyndman-Jones), Mr. Justice Leslie Thornton and Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, sat at the Supreme Court to consider a point arising from the recent trial of five Chinese818 words
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Article122 1909-08-05 1 Mr. C. P. Johnstoue, iho customs efli -nr, at Carnarvon, Perth, in the last week of June, captured Ah Sing, a Chinaman, who has been long suspected of securing opium from the Singapore boats. Bt fore nightfall, some liouth prior to the arrival of the Minderoo,122 words
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540 1909-08-05 2 Tho Singapore police held their annual sports on the Raffles reclamation, on Monday in weather which, except for an hour during tbe forenoon, was all that could bo desired, and it was remarkably favourable just at the hour, 3 p.m., that540 words
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249 1909-08-05 2 Further particulars are to hand with re. fereuce to the wreck of the Jah Rahnee on the bar of the Bangkok River, says the Bangkok Times of July 28. The vessel came from Sarawak, and is the property of a Chinaman.249 words
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178 1909-08-05 2 The memorandum of the new JapancseKorean agreement for the improvement of the administration of justice and the regulation of the prisons in Korea, and also to consolidate the basis of Korean finance was published on July 24. It contains five articles.178 words
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Article141 1909-08-05 2 The Soamew, the Seabelle and 11. M. 8. Cadmus, acting as escort, left on Tuesday for Penang, the first named vessel carrying 11. E. the Governor and bis staff, and the Seabelle taking Major-General Perrott, C. 13., Capt. Dnndas and Lieut. Perrott. The party are due at141 words
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465 1909-08-05 2 Messrs. F. M. Barker and Co inf that ttio ontput of drv forni Q Nordanal Estate of the Sineano™ A 0 the Hubber Co. Ltd., for the month of Jui^ 0 4,900 lbs, making a total for the jl’ year of465 words
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119 1909-08-05 2 (From Ouk Own Corkespondbnt). Kuala Lumpur, July 31. The Selangor Gazette announces appointments of Messrs. Maxwell, Mason, Frost and Conlay and also the dates of the transfers of the various territories under the new Anglo-Siamese Treaty. The appointments are: —Messrs. Maxwell,119 words
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369 1909-08-05 3 Tbe earner Haldo". now m No. 2 dock at i hbows plainly the fury of the K she met cu the 14th and 15th inst., W t!, 0 S C. Morning Post, of July 22. ulr awuiags have been blown away,369 words
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95 1909-08-05 3 On Friday, Mr. Colm*n continued the preliminary enquiry into allegations of breach of trust that have been provisionally framed by the Municipality to serve the basis of the inquiry into M. A. Tobin's case. Mr. Perkinß conducted the enquiry for95 words
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Article126 1909-08-05 3 ffrho* Ouk Own Cokkkspondknt.) Labnan, July 27. A few days ago lnsp. Nolan found a boa, nicely coiled and fast asleep, in the back verandah of his quarters. He promptly despatched it with a shot gun. The snake about 12 or 13 feet long. a recent visit to126 words
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Article13 1909-08-05 3 [Tbe Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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671 1909-08-05 3 To tho Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —There was much of the greatest value in your article on the death-rate in Singapore in Mondays's issue; many of the reasons given for the present shameful state of affairs, to which Excellency the Governor has called671 words
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362 1909-08-05 3 W-hiJo Singapore slept peacefully in its bed last Monday night and the following morning bloodless warfare was waged in the extensive area ot country lying between Bukit Panjuug and the Taugliu district, this being the finale of the field operations in which the362 words
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195 1909-08-05 3 (Kkow On* Own Coxhchinindunt.) Hongkong, July 31. Chang Jen-Chun, the ex viceroy of the Liang Hwang, had a very popular send off al Canton. He arrived at Hongkong yestorday, and is the guest of His Excellency tho Governor Sir F. IJ. Lngard,195 words
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645 1909-08-05 4 i st Test England Won by 10 wkts. and Australia f 9 wkts. 3rd Australia 126 runs. 4th Drawn. (FkoM Sl uriAL CoitKKsJ'ONDFNT.) London, July645 words
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116 1909-08-05 4 Some time ago it was reported in the Peking and Tientsin Times that the Waiwupu had protested against the opium smuggling carried on from Hongkong to the Hinterland. The Waiwupu has again addressed a note to the British Minister, says116 words
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Article640 1909-08-05 4 A narrative of the fight on Pati*« which Jikiri and his band were killed h l been obtained by the Mindanao Henddh* eye witnesses, and gives man* JajV*** details of the the Moros. The account of the640 words
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797 1909-08-05 5 Tl Selansor Government Gazette of J “contain, the following Agreement. \oreeiuent, made thia tentli day of 1 1009 between the Government of MarC 'derated Malay States (hereinafter ,i t H lender, and the Railway Depart L *nt <4797 words
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203 1909-08-05 5 From tlie report of the late Mr. Spooner on tho F. M. S railways for the year IVJOm it is seen that tho capital outlay on liues under construction and of surveys stood at the end of tlie203 words
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Article212 1909-08-05 5 At the meeting ou Friday, the followiug adjourned motion by the Treasurer will be proposed:—That this council approves a vote of $12,351.48 in addition to the sum of $6,901 provided in tho estimates to meet the colony’s share of the subsidy due to the British India Steam Navigation212 words
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Article625 1909-08-05 5 The first general meeting of the Serangcon Kubbcr Plantations, Limited, was lie id at in Boat at noon ou Saturday, when there were present Mr. Tan Chay Van (in the chain, Dr. Lim Boon Keng, Messrs. Lee625 words
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711 1909-08-05 6 The action brought by the Crown to establish it? right to a part of the foroshore near the Palmer godowns, Fort Palmer, as Hgainnt Haji Mahomed Tahar, who claims the land on the ground that lie and his predecessors have711 words
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344 1909-08-05 6 Writing from Jessolton, on July 20, a correspondent, referring to the fatal fire on Membakut estate, says:— Mcmbakut estate is on tho railway line, and is a new one being opened up by the Government. It is situated a few miles344 words
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Article243 1909-08-05 6 ()n Thursday, S. Listorman and Tan Nai Li wore again brought before Mr. Groen by Supt. Howard, Tanjong Pagar dock police, on allegations of abetment of breach of trust and breach of trust as servants. Mr. Kitovitz defended. Detective dock constable Pnteh said that on tho243 words
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565 1909-08-05 6 WEDDING ON SATURDAY. Miss A. H. Gardiner Married t o Mr. H. M. Cantrell. A marriage which excited ra„ i. ocal interest was solemnised P s P lar Cathedral on Saturday aftem^' A odw Ir Herbert w Lyall and Kvatt, and Mis, i’ i f Me *m. Gardiner, elder daughter565 words
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Article27 1909-08-05 6 (Fkom Ocr Own Cobrfspondint.) Kuala Lumpur, July At a meeting of tho Perak mittee it was decided not to hold a meetup this year.27 words
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909 1909-08-05 7 c.tarHsy, Dr. Ooonetilleke appeared Mr Howard in response to a citation the instance of Dr. McDowell, f 0 to exp'ain laDHuage contained in w'Jr'addressed to the complainant to the iithat defendant would bring to the notice Vi„909 words
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Article342 1909-08-05 7 (From Our Own Correspondknt.) Renkalis, July 30. Yesterday, the wife of Mr. Wee Tan, of Beukalis, was buried. Mr. Wee Tan is the father of the partners in the firm of Wee Brothers’ Steamship Co., of Singapore. All the ships, except one, belonging to this firm, were sent342 words
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397 1909-08-05 7 Rubber continues to advance steadily in pric*, and the shares are in consequence now reaching levels that the most sanguine hardly anticipated a short time back, with the result thst most available money is being invested in stocks which besides giving397 words
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Article30 1909-08-05 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpnr, July 30. Dr. J. L. Niven, house surgeon, European Hospital, has resigned from the service of the F. M. S. Government.30 words
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Article122 1909-08-05 7 Attention has been called in Holland to a new method of adulterating pepper. Bitter experience has taught the public to be distrustful of ground spices; and consumers prefer to buy the article in the original form. The frauds meet this by taking the pepper grains in hand, and122 words
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Article1165 1909-08-05 8 (From Ouk Own Corkehpondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 29. Yon Hon Chin has been arrested in connection with the temple affair owing to the discovery of documents in the temple. On July $7, our correspondent at Kuala1,165 words
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Article50 1909-08-05 8 Sir John Lister Kaye demands com pen* sation from China to the extent of XI00,000 before he allows the convention the Anhui copper mine to be cancelled. The representatives of the province object to the board of foreign affairs opening negotiations for the payment of compensation.250 words
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Article496 1909-08-05 8 The Egyptian Gazette annrmn. j recently that an important exDeditoL l) lifci Btart Hl.ortly into the Sahara J 8 0 City of Burnished Copper tho ,he which are said to exist there, but wSch496 words
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Article100 1909-08-05 8 It is seen from the annual report of Mr I)unn, the superintendent of the botamca. and forestry department, Hongkong, that it was on tho advice of Mr. J. C. Kershaw, o» Macao, that the HoDgkong government sutf gested the slaughter of magpies as the bes means of100 words
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Article986 1909-08-05 9 H E the Governor, Sir John Anderson, r yj o„ presided, on Friday afternoon, t a meeting of the Legislative Council, at hiM. there wore also presentThe Colonial Secretary, Sir Arthur Young, K. C. M. G, Attorney General, Mr.986 words
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165 1909-08-05 9 (From Ouk Own Corrkspondrnt.) Penang, July 28. In the Supreme Court, this morning, before Mr. Justice S. Leslie Thornton, Mr. A. R. Adams mentioned the motion under the Habeas Corpus Act in which he had appeared to show cause against the165 words
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Article37 1909-08-05 9 (From Ouk Own Corrrspondkmt Kuala Lumpur, July 29. It is expected that Mr. Harvey Chovallit r, district officer, Dindings, will proceed to Labnan when Mr. J K. Owen, acting resident, Labuan, goes on home leave.37 words
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407 1909-08-05 9 Fresh coolie outrages are reported from Deli. On July 17, an assistant on the Sungei Diski estate, in Upper Langkat, while looking after Chinese coolies at work, was suddenly attacked by two of them, who catne from behind, aod struck and407 words
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Article99 1909-08-05 9 The report of D. K. McDowell, the registrar of births and deaths, shows that during the week ended July, 204 deaths were registered in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 38.22 per thousand of the estimated population. Malarial fever claimed 19 deaths, dysentery 8, bronchitis 10, phthisis99 words
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102 1909-08-05 9 An application was made by the Hon. A. It. Adams, at Penang, on July 29, to Mr. G. A. Hall, superintendent of prisons, to permit Lirn Chee Saing, who was to leave that day to serve his sentenco of seven years’ irnpri sonment in102 words
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Article62 1909-08-05 10 Cantekll —Gardinkr At St. Andrew* Cathedra), Singapore, on July 81, Herbert Meredith, third Hon of the late William Cantrell. Esq, Enginoor-in-Chief, Ceylon Public Works Dept., and of Mrs. Cantrell of Bedford, to Aileoo Mario, elder daughter of E A. Gardiner, Esq Chief Police Officer, and Mrs. Gardiner, of Singapore.62 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1138 1909-08-05 10 for forming sound judgments.—Straits Times, July 29. Spain presents at tbo moment a somewhat curious spectacle. To mark their hatred of a foreign war the people are engaging in what gradually develops into war at home. It is not the fault of their King or his Ministersfor forming sound judgments.—Straits Times, July 29. - 1,138 words
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Article1079 1909-08-05 10 purifying the interior.—Straits Times, July 80. We have been spending a few strenuous moments skimming through the 351 clauses of the draft ordinance to amend and consolidate the law with regard to Municipalities in the Straits Settlements.” A long familiarity with municipal laws at home makes us tolerantpurifying the interior.—Straits Times, July 80. - 1,079 words
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Article1140 1909-08-05 11 —Straits TitUHH, .Inly 31. When we wrote a few days ago on the strange (spectacle of a nation warring with itself while a savage enemy dealt deadly blows at one of its outposts, we did not know the terrible magnitude of the disaster that had befallen the—Straits TitUHH, .Inly 31. - 1,140 words
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Article1088 1909-08-05 11 i.—Stra»t« TimcH, 2. In it quite moral to live eornfortab’y on dividends earned by a company which may obtain a good deal of its business by what, if strictly analysed, would have to be described as false pretences? Is it moral to accept ten per cent, wheni.—Stra»t« TimcH, 2. - 1,088 words
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Article1042 1909-08-05 12 -Straits Now that fie full text of the agreement between the Government of the Federated Malay States and the Government of Siam has been published, we may assume that there will be an end of tho carping that has taken place on financial aspects of the AngloSiamose-Straits - 1,042 words
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Article1265 1909-08-05 12 —-ww„ UJUDl VCkl ~~MraitH Times, August 4. The Czar s visit to Cowes ought not to u desenbed as a political event. It little more than the fact that Russia have improved sufficiently to eo.hu the monarch and his consort to enjoy a few of the—-ww„ UJUDl VCkl ~~MraitH Times, August 4. - 1,265 words
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Advertisement90 1909-08-05 10 The puiitfree price of the Straits Times $aS J®* r The po»t free price of the Straits Budget ia $l4 a year. It it not necessary to aubscribe for a year. The subscriptions for ahorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a vear. The Straits Budget can90 words
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Article613 1909-08-05 13 Siam is a splendid country for cattle-graz-‘ak’ an raising, and it is a matter of great •importance to see that the breed is not remarks a Bangkok exchange. j< r< H a constant and increasing drain on l? f l ßlc of the country, tho prime animals iog613 words
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Article472 1909-08-05 13 Mr. J. P. Masters, M. 8., has been appointed a medical officer in the Straits Settlements. Mr. K. E. Harmer is to be an assistant superintendent of police in the Straits Settlements. Capt. F. A. Brown, for over twenty years an employee of the Hongkong and Kowloon472 words
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629 1909-08-05 14 A Government Gazette extraordinary, published on July 29, contain* the provisions of the Municipal Ordinance 1909 which is to come into operation on January, 1910, and which will be introduced into the Legislative Council shortly. The objecta and629 words
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310 1909-08-05 14 A meeting of the Homan Catholic community was held at Penang, on July 25, to cousider what steps should bo taken to celebrate the sacerdotal silver jubilee of Hishop Harillon, Bishop of the Diocese of Malacca. The lit. liev. J.310 words
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164 1909-08-05 14 His Excellency the Governor having, at the request of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce, telegraphed to Shanghai and Singapore to withdraw thequarantine restrictions imposed agamst arrivals from Hongkong on account of the inadequacy of the reason for such precautions,164 words
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Article105 1909-08-05 14 The correspondent of the Hongkong Daily Press, at Macao writes that on the afternoon of the 22nd instant tenders were opened for the opium monopoly. The highest tender was submitted by Mr. Liang Kiu San, of Hongkong, the amount being $131,700. The tender was submitted in105 words
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190 1909-08-05 14 Following is tbo agonda for meeting of the Planters' Association e, to be held at 10 a m. on Augurt in Agn-Horticultural Show, Penang i°’ ,he Minutes of meeting of July 11. Motion brought forward by Mr R *w190 words
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286 1909-08-05 14 By means of a smart ruse, the Belgian steamer Prince Charles de Bt-lgique has been arrested off Dover, by order of the Admiralty Court. The steamer, which was bound to London from the Mediterranean, was formerly a British boat,286 words
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Article92 1909-08-05 14 The European police force finished up their day’s rejoicings on Monday bv holding a smoker in the evening at Pearls Hill, to mark their esteem for their depaitiug comrade, Sergt. Mussed, who left for home yesteiday. The chair was taken by Mr. Ambrose. The gathering was very92 words
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288 1909-08-05 15 M Oi k Own Corukspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, August 3. Tho following have been invited to repro!t the Federated Malay States in the rl cket match as-aiDßt the Colony at Penanu, lit week:—K. Bradbery (captain), K. B. tannon. A.C. Corbetta, M. 11.288 words
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323 1909-08-05 15 With a view to aid the funds of the local society of St. Vincent de Paul, an institution >sbich exists for the purpose of relieving the poor, a charity bazaar was held on Tnesday at the Victoria Memorial Hall,323 words
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Article514 1909-08-05 15 (From Our Own Corrkspondent.) Penang, Jnly 29. The weather was tine for the second day's racing and the attendance was better. Rain threatened but did not fall, but the going was soft. Griffin handicap (six furlongs). Crieffitc 9.7, 1; Dame Marion 8.12, 2; Bata Kawan 9.7,3. Won by514 words
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Article89 1909-08-05 15 lladji llassan, a Javanese, was before the second magistrate, this morning, for preliminary enquiry into an allegation of having attempted to murder a Sikh bullockcart driver named Tal Singh by stabbing him in the chest while ho was asloep. Mr. F. M. Chopard appeared for tho defence.89 words
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168 1909-08-05 15 i From Odk Corukspondknt.) Kuala Lumpnr, July 29. The Rubber Growers’ Company has contracted in Colombo for the forward sale of No. 1 Rubber from Kemsey Estate, Selangor, during 1910, at six shillings per pound. This is a record for Colombo. London168 words
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Article92 1909-08-05 15 White ants and tlioir destructive inroads upon all manner of construction timber, a Manila paper says, are becoming a grave problem to the insular government, contractors, business concerns, and in fact, every proj>erty holder in Manila and other parts of the islands. Ever since the honeycombed92 words
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Article138 1909-08-05 15 It will bo a surprise to most people in Singapore to learn that within the past few years the district of Sclitar, from the Government Bungalow towards the sea, has been largely planted out with rubber, with large patches between the Kallang waterworks and tho police138 words
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Article148 1909-08-05 15 Tho nows of the death of Mr. H. W. Fraser, of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, will be received with genuine regret by his many friends in this colony, says the Hongkong Daily Press. Mr. Fraser joined tho head office staff in 1892, and148 words
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Sporting Intelligence. NOTES IN GENERAL.
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Article1196 1909-08-05 16 5. C. C. Tournament. The cricket toamaiuent match, Merchants v The Rest, begun on Saturday last, was completed on .July on the Esplanade, and provided quite an exciting finish —certainly more exciting than the superior contest proC tiding the same day at Manchester. When plumps were drawn on Saturday,1,196 words
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Article665 1909-08-05 16 Jans/. > XI. Ist Innings. o. m, K. V. D. Parsons h i v i A. W. Bevan 8 3 24 F. W. Stretton 2.2 1 H. Peake 2 0 6 j Jansz’s XI. 2nd Innings. G. R. Home 7 0 2h > V. 1). Parsons 8 0665 words
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Article447 1909-08-05 17 Reppel Qolf Club. The result of the second round for the President’s Prize, for 1909, is as follows:— K. P. Binnie beat D. Noble 4 up aod 8, A. B. Cameron beat W. B. Taylor 8 up and 6, K. 0. Swan beat J. B. Murray 2 up and447 words
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Article320 1909-08-05 17 5. C. C. v. 5. R. C. A team of the S. R. C. met a scratch eleven of the S. C. C. in a soccer match on the latter’s ground, on Thursday. The game was slow iu the first half, and there was no scoring till about320 words
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Article306 1909-08-05 17 The Douglas Osborne Shield. The shield presented by Mr. F. Douglas Osborne for competition among F. M. S. rifle shooting teams has arrived and is now hanging in the billiard room of the Selangor club, Kuala Lumpur. The design is both haudsome and novel. The shield is composed306 words
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Article78 1909-08-05 17 5. C, C. v. R. G. A. and R. E. A combined team of the R G.A. and R.E. met an eleven of the S.C.C. at hockey on the Esplanade, on Tuesday. In the first half, play was more or less even and the teams scored one goal each.78 words
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Article46 1909-08-05 17 Tanglin Club. The July competition at the Tanglia Clnb resulted as follows:— W. Lowther Kemp 768 60—828 S. Dunn 641 160 801 H. Freeman 740 20 760 J. Robertson 655 80 735 E. A. Cleaver 527 170 697 F. E. Woraley Taylor 587 100 68746 words
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Article164 1909-08-05 17 On June 12, the residence of a trader named Boi Gu Ku, in Thomson ltd., was broken into and two pillows, an opium pipe and a blanket were stolen. The thief was traced to Jobore, where the property was recovered from a pawnshop and a coolie lodging164 words
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Article181 1909-08-05 17 Yarn Sara is a Chinese doe f or whoso office is at 114 South Bridge R »ad. His grateful patients presented him with four valuable signboards, from time to time, as he accomplished cures for them. Tnese signboards eventually found their way into the possession of Chop181 words
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Article2006 1909-08-05 18 London, July 28. In the Houho of Commons, on the Colonial Office vote, Mr. Laidlaw urged a uniform policy in dealing with the opium trade in the Colonien, and recommended pressure on the Hongkong administration to suppress opium dens. Col. Seely said that all the divans in Hongkong2,006 words
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Article738 1909-08-05 19 Berlin, July 28. Serious street fighting ha* taken place at Barcelona. Further Spanish losscr are roported from Mellila. M. Latham made a second attempt to crogH the Channel from Calais to Dover, but fell into the sea when quite near Dover. The Czar will meet the Sultan at738 words
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215 1909-08-05 19 Tan Ki Peng, of Teluk Blangah, is a con tractor who supplies meat and fowls to the employees of the Pulan Brani Smelting Works On the night of July 22, at about 11 o'clock, he was aroused by215 words
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279 1909-08-05 19 Mr. Justice Woodward has heard a case, at the Taiping Assizes, in which Lye Choon, a life-sentenced convict in tbe local prison, was charged with wonnding, with the intent to kill, a fellow convict, who had given evidence against him when he was279 words
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608 1909-08-05 20 Tho tragedy on tho Dutch steamer van den Bosch, which occarred in Singapore harbour on the afternoon of June 7 last, involving the death of a Javanese fireman of tho vessel, was recalled yesterday, at the Assize Court, when608 words
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345 1909-08-05 20 The tin-mining industry has experienced another year of great depression, reports Mr. D G. Campbell, the British Resident, in the Negri Sembilan administration report for 1908. The continued diminution year after year in the output of ore, although345 words
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276 1909-08-05 20 The North China Daily News is aunoyed that the party of seventy-five (it should be 750) tourists who are expected Lere in December by the H. A. L. steamer Cleveland lias not included Shanghai in its itinerary. It is surprising, it says,276 words
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418 1909-08-05 20 The Standard understands that u looker the intention of the Gover afTord opportunity during thf. 1 e, “to Hion of Parliament for dh^R. at'on of London of February 26 law*'; tliat thoir action may be reearHoH 1„ Mj ing the ratification of418 words
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Article138 1909-08-05 20 A German trade journal has published interesting facts and figures regarding no ways in Java. From these it appears the lines under operation at the end of ran into the following lengths, railroads Mw miles, and steam tramways 1,248 miles. Private enterprise had little to do building138 words
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Shipping in Port.
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Article502 1909-08-05 21 July 28 T rnn Brit str, Olifent, Hongkong, P Simons i P n, Bdt Str. Binns, Shanghai, Katz Bros Kumpel, Bangkok. B. M.yer 29 Q G. Dut 8tr Meinerz Palembang, Hock Seng Rij h < f Sarnw k, Bar str, Barton, Sarawak. One Ewe Hai Rxtichi M«ru, Jap str,502 words
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Article525 1909-08-05 21 Ju y 28 Dovre, Nor atr, Bangkok T res 1. Brit str, Macas ar via ports hiitna, Brit str, P. Swettenham and Penang Qu(d<i, Brit s’r, Calcutta Re>uloe Bri str, Hongkong anl Japan H n Yung Seng Brit atr, Palembang Yugal't, Siam atr, Bangkok via ports Ayuthia, Brit str,525 words
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Article245 1909-08-05 21 Singapore, August 4, 1909. PRODUCE. Gam bier buyers t 9.90 do (Cube No. 1) anpicked 18.AO Copra Bali 8 80 do Pontianak 8 20 Pepper, Black 11.60 do White *'1 18 90 Sago Flour Sarawak 8 27$ do Brunei No. I 8.10 Pearl Sago 4 26 Coffee245 words
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242 1909-08-05 21 Mrs. Ernest Schulz was attacked by an unknown Filipino at her home in Malacanan, Manila, on July 10, and only hor bravery and natural physical strength saved her from serious injury. Mrs. Schulz was sleeping and the man gained242 words
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Advertisement373 1909-08-05 22 Tbs Physician's 111 I k Ik 1 bH |fl V I |l| Ours for Oout, J Rheumatic sad Oravsl. The Universal Remedy for Aridity of the 1 Stomaeh, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Safest and most Sour KrootetioM, Biliou. AfwUou. KflKti.e Apriaot T The Best Preventive^^X n> Jinary medicines begin at the373 words
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Advertisement303 1909-08-05 22 TO END THE TORMENT OF PILES. Nothing is more tormenting than piles They make work almost impossible. It is agonising to move or sit down. Piles are dangerous, too, because if neglected they often lead to fistula. If you have piles-itch-ing, bleeding or protruding—the earlier yon begin with Dou's Ointment303 words
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Advertisement312 1909-08-05 22 8KETGHE8 ft 8T0NE8 OF ft* MALAYA. f ft A few copies of the “STRAITS ANNUALS FOR THE YEAR*****-7 •fa still in stock and may to obtained at a clearing price of 25 cento each from Ilia StraitH Times Office, Singapore or from our agents as under:— Messrs. JOHN LITTLE CO.,312 words
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