The Straits Budget, 2 September 1909
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Title Section27 1909-09-02 1 The Straits Budget VOL. LXIII. NO. 2690. Singapore, Thursday, September 2,1909. BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURA Price 25 cents27 words
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Article227 1909-09-02 1 leadersWhat Orientals Desire 12 Pahang Consolidated ...12-13 Municipal Singapore 18 Aerial Records 18-14 Budding Genius 14 Respectable Tippling ..14-1/i Local and Gbnbkal Roods in Malaya 1 Miss Anderson’s Wedding 2 4 Straits Survey 4 The Philippine Islands 5 Funeral of Father Bes 5 The Y. M. CA.227 words
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825 1909-09-02 1 Mr. Sannders, district judge, devoted a large portion of Monday to a claim of Mr. Montagu Harris against Xeo Pee Keng, for 8200 on a promissory note and $113 33 an interest, in payment for services rendered. The case was825 words
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51 1909-09-02 1 (Fkom Ot'it Own Coi'.KK.sfoNOKN r.) Kuala Lumpur, August .'5O. Heavy rains have fallen throughout the Federated Malay St.itf s. Moods are feared. It is re ported that landslips have occurred on the F. M. S. Railway between Taipiugand51 words
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2211 1909-09-02 2 In the wedding, on Wednesday August 25, of Mis* Georgina Milne Anderson, elder daughter of His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, G. C. M. G., and Mr. Geoffrey Upcott Farrant,2,211 words
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Article2436 1909-09-02 3 The following in a list of Home of the presents: Bridegroom to Bride, diamond ring, diamond crescent and one star brooch. The Bride’s sister, Swatow drawn-thread work. Father and Mother of the Bride, cheque. The Misses Anderson, cheque. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Buxton, oil paintings. Miss2,436 words
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366 1909-09-02 4 Among the papers laid before the LfgiaU tive Council, on Friday was tho annual report on the survey department of the Strata Settlements for the year 1908. 8 Mr. A. Murray points out that the cada B tral366 words
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Article101 1909-09-02 4 The report of Dr. D. K. McDowell the registrar of births and deaths, shows that during the weekendtd August 21, 212 deaths were registered in Singapore, equal to ft death-rate of 39.72 per thousand of the e-ti* mated population. Malarial fever claimed 33 deaths, dysentery 2d, bronchitis101 words
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Article105 1909-09-02 4 A Ceylonese named F. A. Pereira was before the district judge, on Friday charge of criminally intimidating Dr. Gabriel Gunawardene, who a*ked for the man release, saving that lie h id been >'' s and had previously borne a good charade. He had promised to return to Ceylon,105 words
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696 1909-09-02 5 on Thursday Bishop W. F. Oldham, D. I). a rnd an address on the Philippines, dl i r the auspices of the Epworth League, UU i Wesley M. E. Church, Fort Canning att imferrintf to the colonial possessions 'nmfe696 words
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271 1909-09-02 5 The past week has been extremely dull in rubbers, and rates are practically unaltered since last advices, whilst Tins on the other hand have been in moderate request in sympathy with the recent steady advance in the price of the metal.271 words
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Article250 1909-09-02 5 On Thursday afternoon, Queen Street presented an unusual scene in connection with the funeral of the Kev. Father Bes. Parishioners gathered in the church of St. Peter and St. Paul at au early hour. The church was quite full before 4 p.m while there were gathered250 words
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341 1909-09-02 5 Commenting on an article on Rubber Output and Rubber Dividends, which we quoted recently from tho Economist, Mr. Arther Young, writing to the same journal, says: In tho article in your last week’s issue on Rubber Output and Rubber Dividends,341 words
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51 1909-09-02 5 (From Our Own Corkkspondkst.) Penang, August 20. Fifteen Chinese have been sentenced to six months’ rigorous imprisonment for atton* ding a meeting of a secret society at the Ropewalk. Two of them were given an additional six months for managing the51 words
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Article200 1909-09-02 5 The third magistrate resumed, on August 26, the preliminary enquiry iuto allegations of criminal breach of trust as a public servant, against Mr. M. A. Tobin, formerly chief clerk in charge of the water dept., municipality. Mr. Perkins appeared for the prosecution. Mr. J. Polglase, municipal200 words
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1358 1909-09-02 6 To the (ilory of God and for the Good of Young Men, this Building is Erected by the Young Men’s Christian Association, the site having been granted by Government. His Excellency the < Jovernor,1,358 words
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Article878 1909-09-02 6 The evening meeting at the Victoria theatre in commemoration of the sivti, versary of the founding of the local hrancl, was also a great success. Perrott, C. B., the Officer Com Jandi Iroops, made a model chairman, aodthf programme was one of great interest to Z members878 words
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388 1909-09-02 7 Three Europeans, one of them a lady, set off yesterday to explore the Kuala Muda, the river that divides Province Wellesley from Kedah, says the Straits Echo of August 23. They left Penang in a steam launch, the captain388 words
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1050 1909-09-02 7 The Chairman and Directors, Haub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Singapore. Gentlemen,I herewith beg to hand you my report on your mining and milling operations. The mine measurements and assay returns of1,050 words
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Article73 1909-09-02 7 The Birch Memorial at Ipoh (erected in memory of the late Mr. ,J. W. W. Birch, first Biitidi Resident of Perak) is now completed, and the chimes of the clock aro now going. It is understand that the bust of the late Mr. Birch will be unveiled73 words
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693 1909-09-02 8 A Tamil named Letchmanan prosecuted seven of his follow-countryraen before the fourth magistrate, on Thursday that his worship might bind them over to refrain from molesting him. Mr. Tozer appeared for the proseention and Mr. Knowles for tive693 words
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Article349 1909-09-02 8 (Fbom Oue Own Correspondent.) Labnan, August 26. An ex-follower of the late notorious Mat Salleh of B. N. B., named Arnan, was, for committing a few thefts, arrested here on the 16tb inst. Some stolen property was found in his possession and he is now in prison awaiting349 words
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Article174 1909-09-02 8 The motor horn we have in Singapore and our police and horses do not seem to mind it. The syren is to be banned. But what of the latest instrument of torture, which emits a bugle call from the bowels of a small runabout car The simple life174 words
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Article217 1909-09-02 8 Dyaks into Dutehterritory??„ WertB^ tl.e ringleaders, and tile Sarawak Govern ment refused to give them ud sav« i Bode. It grounded the refuL7n ,b e mont that, the ringleaders once surrenj-rid there was no security that they woold217 words
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320 1909-09-02 8 Tiie Governor-General of Indo-China intends to go to the protected Rtate 0/ Cambodia next month to preside over grand festivities in honour of throwing open the famous ruins of Angkor to the tourist world The Government has320 words
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1090 1909-09-02 9 The ordinary half yearly meeting of shareholdero in the Hongkong and Shanghai Haoking Corporation was held at Hongkong, on August 21, under the chairmanship of Mr. W j Gresson. The Chairman said—Gentlemen,—In lay- 5 e fore you the statement1,090 words
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Article41 1909-09-02 9 (From Our Own Corrkspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, August 30. Towkay Yap Hon Chin has again been before the magistrate, aud his bail has been extended. The inquiry by the Chinese Protectorate into the secret society tragedy has been concluded.41 words
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Article144 1909-09-02 9 Tho Bangkok Times reports that at 9 30 a. ra. the other day the Budge, one of Messrs. Howarth Erskine, L*d ’s launches, was approachiug that firm’s wharf after being up river. At that moment the Brilliant, the Urge launch of the Standaid Oil Co., was coming144 words
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Article210 1909-09-02 9 (Fbom Our Own Corrkspokdknt.) Penang. August 81. The Pioang Gazette publishes a vigorous leader dealing with the high death rate in the Straits Settlements. it advocates as a preliminary step towards proper and efficient reform, thp suspension of210 words
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Article240 1909-09-02 9 Ng Yow Lim rents a room at 35 New Market Road. He sleeps there a greater portion of the day and sells porridge at night, lie went out at 5.30 p.ra. on Saturday, locking his room, and returned at 12.30 a.m., when the door was still locked,240 words
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Article124 1909-09-02 9 Mr. J. Bromhead Matthews (late of Presgravo and Matthews, Penang, and now Attorney-General, Bahamas) lias been appointed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies to bo Attorney.General of tho Straits Settlements, iu succession to Mr. W. J. Napier. Mr. Matthews will arrive in Singa| ore to take124 words
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639 1909-09-02 10 Tho third magistrate continued, on Friday afternoon, the case in which atowkay named Lee See Tat was charged with permitting his house to bo used as a common gaming bouse, and Wee Ah Teng, his cook, was charged with assisting639 words
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444 1909-09-02 10 There was a very good attendance at the Teutonia Club on Saturday evening, when Madame Monti-Baldini, a famous Italian operatic Finger, now paying a visit to the East, gave a concert under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor, and members of the Government444 words
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Article115 1909-09-02 10 In the Supreme Court, Hongkong, on Angust 23, Sir Francis Piggott (Chief Justice) and Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz (Puisne Judge) presiding, an important judgment was delivered in the case in which Messrs. S. J. David and Co. appealed against the decision of the Chief Justice, of December115 words
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Article33 1909-09-02 10 (Fkom Our Own Corkkspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, August 30. The Malay Mail learns privately that a further Opium Conference will take place at the Hague, shortly, on the suggestion of America.33 words
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656 1909-09-02 10 An inquest wag held at lpol.,on Amm„ m hv Mr. Langston 0“ the cause of tl.t d, at w of a Chinese coolie named N„ Hoi who died at Ulu Piah Mine on August 23. 60 In the course of his656 words
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Article44 1909-09-02 10 Through first-class tickets to the Fecta** ted Malay States Railways only will be>w» at the rate of live cents per mile o> tourists in accordance with the e K. an( j force on the Johore State Railway Federated Malay States Railway#*44 words
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319 1909-09-02 11 The farewell dinner given Mr. W. R J. rtawtiv assistant superintendent of police, “V Adel phi Hotel, on Saturday night, was IVnat success in every respect. Those V,* t included, besides the guest of the evening. Mr. Hauling KlioJea deputy nublic prosecutor,319 words
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Article161 1909-09-02 11 Mrs. Mary E. Fitzgerald, widow of tbe late Bishop James VV. Fitzgerald, died July 5, in her sixty-eighth year, at lier summer home in Ocean Grove, N. J. The Cbristiau Advocate says of Mrs. Fitzgerald: Ever since the translation of her beloved daughter, Cornelia, at Peuang,161 words
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Article100 1909-09-02 11 It is reported that the following changes will shortly take place in official circles in Ihe F. M. S.: —Iu consequence of Mr. \V. H. Dinsmore, acting magistrate at Seremtan, going on leave early next month, Mr. C. N. Maxwell, from Taiping, will go to Seremban to act100 words
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490 1909-09-02 11 Messrs. G. A. Derrick, R. Pierce, and F. M. Elliot, the committee appointed on the Pith day of February, 19u9, have considered the practicability of acquiring and converting Hurricane House aud grounds into a new Tanglin Club and report to the members490 words
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Article147 1909-09-02 11 Sunday was the patronal feast or anniversary of the Singapore Catholic club. It was also the feast of Our Lady of Victories, therefore, tho double event was commemorated by a pontifical high mass, tho celebrated being Bishop Bourdon, assisted by Father Rivet and other clergy. The mass147 words
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488 1909-09-02 11 (From Our Ow.v Corkkspondknt.) Ipoh, August 28. The I poh Annual Athletic Sports opened yesterday in dull weather, followed, later in the day, by rain. The attendance was moderate. The results are as follows:— One hundred yards.—Heat 1, D. M. Barry.488 words
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Article51 1909-09-02 11 We are informed, that the agents of the Merbroau Estate Syndicate, Messrs. Sharpe, Ross and Co., Ltd., have received a wire from London to the effect that, yield* ing to tiie prevailing feeling there, it haa been proponed to issue 2s Hh&reH, and not 5a. an wan originally51 words
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Article38 1909-09-02 12 Kkhhlkk. —On August 27, at 127, Srrangoon Road, Singapore, the wife of Walter J. L. Kessler, of a son. Ong.—On August 30, at their residence, Neil Road, Singapore, to Mr. aud Mrs. Ong Boon Tat, a son.38 words
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Article75 1909-09-02 12 Farrant- A ndkrson. —At the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, on August 25, by the Rev. Bishop W. F. Oldham, D. D., and the Rev. J. A. Gray, M. A., Geoffrey Upcotfc Farrant, of Singapore, third son of Robert Farrant, of Westbourne, Sussox, and late of Growen-Cullompton, Devon, to Georgina Milne75 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1040 1909-09-02 12 -Straits Times, August ‘i(i. There was a good deal of suggestive interest in the terse summary of Dean Welldon’s sermon sent to us by Reuter yesterday. The preacher was dealing with the task that lies before Bishop Ferguson* Davie in Singapore, and remarked that the Episcopacy seemed-Straits Times, August ‘i(i. - 1,040 words
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Article1217 1909-09-02 12 —StraitH Times, August ‘27. Some recent papers from London S nr„i us with more information than has v P available locally in reference to the cri** in the history of Pahan* Consolidated Thera are a few shareholders here.no doubt know more about the actual position and prospects of—StraitH Times, August ‘27. - 1,217 words
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Article1135 1909-09-02 13 Straits Times, August 28. A good many matters of importance were brought under discussion at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council, but we need not attempt to deal with more than one or two of them. In the answers given by the Colonial Secretary to Mr. Baker’s questionsStraits Times, August 28. - 1,135 words
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Article1219 1909-09-02 13 -r> m r J —Straits Times, August 30. Since last week all doubt about the coming of the aeroplane must be at ao end. The flights at Kheims have demonstrated, even more than the crossing of the English Channel, that a new and valuable method of travel has-r> — . m r J —Straits Times, August 30. - 1,219 words
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Article1154 1909-09-02 14 —Straits Times, August 31. Curiously characteristic of German thoroughness is t ie story told of Professor Wilhelm Ostwald. A Japanese student asked the professor how budding genius could be recognised, and he saw at once that this was a poser. So he proceeded to write a study in—Straits Times, August 31. - 1,154 words
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Article2200 1909-09-02 14 -Straits Times, September 1. It is not often that the purely local problems of British policy can be said to have an interest so far away as we are from the places they affect. We pay our quota towards imperial expenses, and are concerned in the state of-Straits Times, September 1. - 2,200 words
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Advertisement91 1909-09-02 12 be poHfree price of the Straits Times i» IHa year The post free price of the Straits Budget is $l4 a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same propor* tionate rate as for a year. The Straits Budget91 words
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Obituary33 1909-09-02 12 DEATH. Tam. —Ou August 28, at 5.30 a.m., at 188, Telok Ayer Street, Singapore, after one year of severe illness, Mrs. Tan Hap Leong, aged 35 years. Penang and Java papers please oopy.33 words
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Article526 1909-09-02 16 Mr. W. J. Napier will probably leave Singapore for borne oo September 10. Mr*. A. .1. Amery has successfully undergone. the operation for which hljo went home. Capt. Mcßride, formerly of the steamer Katanga, has been appointed port superintendent at Hongkong for the Weir line. Capt Chancellor,526 words
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791 1909-09-02 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I have to day received the Financial Times containing the directors' Edited Report,” dated 29th July, sent me on the instructions of our directors and trustees. This Report of the proceedings is791 words
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159 1909-09-02 16 The Customs authorities made a large wi znre of cocaine on August 25, on the steamer Hong Moh, which arrived at Rangoon f r the Straits and China on August 18 Atat 840 a m on the Friday as159 words
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Article155 1909-09-02 16 Tan Chee Siang keeps a restaurant at Tanjong Pagar ami does a quick-lunch business. Ho went to the Teluk Ayer maiket in Robinson ltd., on Friday morning last, with a bag of copper coins totalling $lO in value. He was buying vegetables from a stall when he155 words
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Article162 1909-09-02 16 A correspondent writes to a contemporary —In the Rangoon Gazette a day or two ago there was an article stating that the mt tubers of the medical profession all over India were anxious for mt dical registration, and yet no correspondent has taken up his pen in protest162 words
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Article13 1909-09-02 17 Correspondence rTbe Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correnpondents.]13 words
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Article563 1909-09-02 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. gj r —Telegraphic summaries, especially of ■neeches, are often misleading; but if Bishop Welldon did say, in whatever connection, as he in reported, that Episcopacy is suitable to the Oriental mind, because democracy was alien to it. Orientals did563 words
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Article148 1909-09-02 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —May I state in reference to the remark which appeared in your account of the Malay demonstration at Miss Anderson’s wedding, “they were marshalled by Mr. Colraan,” that a committee of eight Malay gentlemen were entrusted with entire148 words
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Article556 1909-09-02 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —In your most interesting account of Unexplored Malaya yon mention that Mr. Ridley is particularly emphatic as to. the damage which is being worked by opium amoDg the Terniangoh people. He mentions one case, which came to his notice,556 words
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344 1909-09-02 17 The Hon. James T. Dubois, recently ap pointed Consul General for the Unite d States at Singapore*, with Mrs. Dubois and th<*ir son, who has just graduated from Yale University, sailed from America on Tuesday for this port via Europe. They expt344 words
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138 1909-09-02 17 The agents of the above estates, Messrs. Behn, Meyer «fc Co Ltd., report as follows: Tho manager of the Singapore Para Rubber Estates, Ltd., Perhentian Tinggi, informs us, to day, that at tho last rubber auction in London his rubber obtained the highest price and138 words
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Article129 1909-09-02 17 The acting Colonial Chaplain (the Kev. H. C. Henham) in his sermon at St. George’s Church, Penang, on Sunday evening, referred to the Consecration of the Bishop elect of the Diocese, at St. Paul’s Cathedral. London. In the course of his remarks he pointed out some of129 words
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1958 1909-09-02 18 In .July, Mr. H. N. Ridley, director of the Singapore Botanic Gardeu«, Mr. H. C. Robinson, director of F. M. S. Museums, and Mr.C.B. Kloss, curator of the Kuala Lumpur Museum, undertook a collecting trip to the unexplored1,958 words
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Article72 1909-09-02 18 A movement is on toot to present a pastoral staff to Bishop Fergusoa-Davie on the occasion of his enthronement as Bishop ot Singapore. The minimum cost is estimated at $300, but if a larger sum is obtained it will bo used for the purpose of adding72 words
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2013 1909-09-02 19 His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Þon, G. C. M. G., presided, on Friday afternooni at a meeting of the Legislative < ouncil, at which there were also present:— The Officer Commanding the Troops, MajorGeneral Perrott, C. B.; the2,013 words
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Article2211 1909-09-02 20 London, August 25. Further news from Monte Video says that about eighty people perished in the collision between tho Norddeutsche Liner Schlesien and the Argentine excursion steamer, the Colombia. j Those rescued were mostly sailors of the Colombia, as the passengers wero sleeping at the moment of the2,211 words
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Article631 1909-09-02 21 Berlin, August 25. King Edward is returning to England on September 4. He has received Slatin Pasha at Marienbid. At the airshin meeting at Bheims Major Parseval had a mo'-t friendly rec* p’ion. The Turkish C unoil of Ministers has "greed finally to the Bagdad railway being laid631 words
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58 1909-09-02 21 (From a Cokrkspondrnt.) Malacca, September 1. Excitement prevails at Jasin, Cheng Kee and his wife, who are well connected, having been charged with the theft of 186 lbs. of crepe rubber from the Bukit Asah&n estate, the property of the Malacca58 words
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181 1909-09-02 21 Lim Peng Tyo, short sentence prisoner No. 462, was tried before the second magistrate, on Tuesday, on the prosecution of Mr. Wolferstao, Inspector of Prisons, on a charge of attempting to pass a letter from the prison. Ridapan, a Javanese sub-warder181 words
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Article153 1909-09-02 21 Speaking at the ordinary general meeting of the Singapore Electric Tramways, Ltd held iu London, Mr. Edmund Davis, presiding, referred to the loss on the year’s working, already mentioned in our columns, and mentioned the deceased revenue arising from the sale of subsidiary coins. The Tramway Co., was153 words
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Article142 1909-09-02 21 The Selangor Firo Brigade held their fifteenth annual competition diilln on Saturday, at the Firo Station in Malacca Street under very d» preMting weather conditions. The Captain China’* Cup for the beat aggregate all round in the coinp« titn ns, a* well a« the pri/.o for the142 words
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661 1909-09-02 22 It will be agreeable news to all Colonel A. Murray’s friends that he is not to be allowed to leave the Colony without receiving suitable assurances of the esteem in which he has been held. As he gave so much of661 words
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396 1909-09-02 22 The Departmental Committee appointed to inquire into the law and practice relating to coroners’ inquests have issued an interim report, giving the evidence of 32 witnesses. Mr. J. Brook Little, speaking of the origin of the coroner’s office referred to the396 words
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Article246 1909-09-02 22 (From Ocr Own Corrkspondknt.) Malacca, August 28. On Friday evening, 20 inhabitants of Malacca assembled in the preparatory school to bid farewell to Mr. Quin, who leaves to take up an appointment in Singapore. A very pleasant evening was spent in song and dancing. The following ladies and246 words
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697 1909-09-02 22 Mr. Stanley Vincent, an English mthe employ of Messrs. Topbam I and Button, was attain before the magistrate, yesterday, for a ~n n* 7 0f of the hearing of the charges against him 2 obstructing Corporal 24 and P697 words
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457 1909-09-02 23 Wo very much regret to announce that a has been received from home »noouuciDK the death there of Capt. H L. Talbot, (Joinmi'Siouer of Police in the Fede- j il d lay States. Among the older resi-457 words
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193 1909-09-02 23 Entered in the log of the Standard Oil flteamer Dakota which ariived at Stu Francisco, on July 18, is the recotd of the meeting with a monster sea-serpent forty feet long and with eyes as large as a locomotive headlight. The193 words
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650 1909-09-02 23 In the early hours of Tuesday morning, about two o’clock to be precise, an extraordinary incident occurred iu the neighbourhood of Taojong Pagar wharf. The largo steamer Longships, laden with a cargo of several thousand tons of coal,650 words
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324 1909-09-02 23 On account of the killing of Jikiri and tho extermination of his band on July 4. commercial condition** in Jolo, Southern Philippine**, have picked up wonderfully and the Custom** receipts for the month of July were pesos 4,217.28 more than for the same324 words
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Article174 1909-09-02 23 A Japanese named Kuroda gave ovidnneo before tho third magistrate, on Tuesday afternoon, in the case against a fellow countiyman named Ola, against whom other evidence had been taken on a previous occasion, in r» gard to a Japanese scroll. Insp. Frayno prosecuted. Kuroda stated that the174 words
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Article121 1909-09-02 23 In honour of tho birthday of tho Queen of Holland a reception was held, on Tuesday, at Dunearn, barker K >ad, the residence of Mr. G S. I). Hamel, the acting Consul-General for the Netherlands. In the evening a recep. tion, ball and supper was by the Hutch121 words
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Sporting Intelligence. NOTES IN GENERAL.
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Article398 1909-09-02 24 Cricket Fixtures. The following cricket fixtures have been arranged and agreed to by the various clubs concerned. Tiie arrangements come into force at Christmas next 1909. Christmas, Penang v. Perak, at Penang. 1910. Chinese.New Year, Colony v. F. M. S., at Koala Lumpuf. Easter, Singapore v. Selangor, at Singapore.398 words
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Article77 1909-09-02 24 Singapore Shield. Entries closed last night for the Singapore Football Association shield competition. The Middlesex Regiment will put throe teams in the field, and the following one each :—R. G. A., Police, Y. M. C. A., S. R. C., and S C. C., making a total of eight77 words
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Article263 1909-09-02 24 Selangor Golf Club. The follow ing cards were returned for the Augnst Medal:— D. H. Laidlaw 94—15=79 H. C. Pratt 93 7 86 H. F. Browell 102 15 87 D. G. Highot 91 scr. 91 G. D. Freer 101—10 91 W. C. A. Dainton 109 18 91 Malacca Golf263 words
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Article298 1909-09-02 24 Long Range Match. On Sunday afternoon, the A class members of the Singapore Rifle Association held a long range handicap shoot at Balestier, seven shots and a sighter at 8JO,900 and 1,000 yards, for a spoon. There were about a dozen competitors. The shooting took place under difficult298 words
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Article138 1909-09-02 24 WWI The Ipoh Sports. So far as athletic performances are con ih f «P? r <“ Ipol. on Friday Saturday last do not appear to have suffered from the rainy weather reported from p "i? however much the social side of the may have been marred. Under the pZ138 words
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366 1909-09-02 24 The third magistrate’s coart had tbe appearance of a counterfeiters’ den, oo Friday, when a complete outfit, which had been secured in a raid made by the police at 68-1 River Valley Rd. was opened from its numer ous wrappings366 words
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Shipping in Port.
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Article461 1909-09-02 25 August as Bangkok, Ger str, Nicolaisen, Bangkok, Bebn S Oer sir, Bamlelin, Bangkok, Mitsui Bassan Raiska Clan Mdver, Beil str, Bedford, Durban, Paterton Simons Hydra, Nor str. Kirsebom, Bangkok, Borneo Coy Ltd Hild, Nor str, Jensen, Caloutta, Borneo Coy ad Mnchaic. Oer str, Zollmer, Swatow B. Meyer Solva, Nor461 words
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Article562 1909-09-02 25 August ag Dovre, Nor str, Bangkok Hebe, Brit str Penang and Deli Giang Ann, Dut str, Samarang via ports Kiitna, Brit str, P. Swettenham and Penang Romany. Brit str, P. Sana bee T-rei'i. Brit str, Macas ar via ports B n Yong Seng, Brit str. Palembang Vahidol Siam str,562 words
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Article247 1909-09-02 25 Singapore, September 1, 1900. PRODUCE. Qambier buyers II87^ do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 14 17$ Copra Bali 860 do Pontianak 800 Pepper, Black 12 87* do White 6% 19.874 Sago Flour Sarawak 8.20 do Brunei No. 1 M 8.10 Pearl Sago 4.28 Coffee Bali H 9800 Coffee247 words
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181 1909-09-02 25 Another attempt to win the America Cop from the yachtsmen of the United Staten in foreshadowed. The announcement is made by the New York II* raid, which states that Sir Thomas Lipton has presented his challenge to the Nmw York yachting181 words
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Advertisement285 1909-09-02 26 DiNMFFORD’S The Physician’* Core for Gout, Rheumatic Goat and Gravel. iTT 1- 1 l::. i» »L MAGNESIA *m v AjQii Pre s rentivoMm Ordinary medicines begin at the i trim? end only correct symptoms. People lake headache powders for headaches, blood medicines for the blood ana nerve remedies for when285 words
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Advertisement373 1909-09-02 26 y m y* 1 CONSTIPATION. *s'” A Kkliabl* and Lasting Cl' ax. CooHlipatiou means that there Is not a regular and sufficient action of the bowels. zL I# !f y ftI1 eroQa disorder because it prevents the body's waste from leaving the system, and this waste noon turns to poison.373 words
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