The Straits Budget, 23 September 1909
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Title Section27 1909-09-23 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE "STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2693. Singapore, Thursday, September 23,1909. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CINTItV Price 25 cents27 words
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Article251 1909-09-23 1 leaders— Empire in Conference 12 Japanese Progress 12-19 Tbc .Municipal Commißsion J 3 Europe and tho Status Guo 18*14 The Indignation of Dr. Locke 14 qiau«>hter of the Innocents ...14*15 Local and Orshral— Municip»l Meeting 1 Sacerdotal Jubilee lUndmann’s Merry Maids 3 The Hailway Slips 3 Hongkong’s251 words
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857 1909-09-23 1 The ordinary general meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was be>d in the board room, on Friday afternoon, tho follow, ing being present. —Messrs. E. O lhoadrick (president), J. P ilglaae (secretary), H. Peirce (enginoer), Dr W. K. 0. Middleton (health officer), J.857 words
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978 1909-09-23 2 The members of the Singapore Recreation Club held, on Saturday, their annual athletic apart*, the thiid since their revival and atnoo they have come to be a yearly fixture. The conditions were very favourable, and the wports, as a form of physical978 words
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370 1909-09-23 2 The Clyde Shipbuilding and Engineering Co Port Glasgow, lauuchcd, on August 19, a steamer which has been specially built for the service of the Australian shipping firm of Burns, INiilp aud Co., for service between Sydney, Queensland ports, Java ports,370 words
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544 1909-09-23 2 In celebration of tho sacerdotal jubilee rf Bishop, the Right Reverend E. Barillon Msters of tbe Convent of t| le Holy Infant •Jesus gave a petite eoi.ve recreative on Saturday afternoon, and a larye number nf people avail, d the,natives of tbe544 words
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Article89 1909-09-23 2 A shocking accident occurred in knkit Timah road on Stcurday af'eruoon, about live o’clock. Near the Municipal store, a ricksha containing a Cantonese woman came into collision with a bullock cart with several casks of cement. Ihe nufortnna woman was thrown out and one of wheels89 words
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1019 1909-09-23 3 >ioce Bandnoann’s company of Merry Maids flitted away to amuse exiles farther*Bast they have w-.n •'olden opinions, •heir tour in Hongkong. Shanghai and Manila being enjoyed thoroughly and crowned with great It must be r nowledged that when last in1,019 words
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Article96 1909-09-23 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September 20. In the Osborne Shield competition, at Ipoh. yesterday, Taiping scorod 552, and Ipoh 568. At Ipoh, on Saturday, the homo team, playing hockey against Taiping. scored four goals to one goal registered by the visitors. At96 words
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Article184 1909-09-23 3 At the instance of Mr. J. R. Brooke, deputy government analyst, Mr. Thoy Goon Yea, manager of Messrs. Good Yen and Friends, was charged before Mr. A. de Mello in the third police court, Penang, with selling Chamberlain's Colic Remedy, which mixture contained more than twelvo official184 words
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295 1909-09-23 3 People at home are apparently taking a little more interest in things again, bat the prices offered during the past woek have not in most casos been sufficiently tempting to attract sellers, and apart from a few forced realisations, the volume295 words
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271 1909-09-23 3 < >n making inquiries at tho Ipoh station on the 17th inst. as to the naturo of the slips on the railway line near Simpang Arnpat, a representative of tho Times of Malaya was informed that271 words
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435 1909-09-23 4 The annual general meeting of the Keppel golf club was held at the club house on Friday, Mr..) It. Nicholson, the president, in the chair. The annual report, which was adopted, mentions, amoDgst other matters, that the new system of435 words
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98 1909-09-23 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, September 17. At a meeting of tho Legislative Council, yesterday afternoon, approval was given to the principles of tho Bill imposing an import tax ou alcoholic liquors. 1 he original tariff, however, was modified in Committee. Hongkong,98 words
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599 1909-09-23 4 When it was known that in tbo first eighteen holes Mr. Miles bad obtained a lead of four over l>r. Fowlie, interest in tbe final of the Singapore dolt Championship was practically at au end. It was recognised that to599 words
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377 1909-09-23 4 In *he Supreme Court, on Saturday, b. tor.Mr. .luKtice Sorcombe bmitb. tlie nronri., of the Marlborough Cinematograph' aI L "h against the anaeasment levied on R? oern hy the Municipal Commissioner V,' Nanaon for the appellant. Mr Verkin, r the Municipality Tr.377 words
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77 1909-09-23 4 (F rom Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur, September Jd. A. J. H. Allen, financial clerk, lower I’erak Treasury, charg< d at the I puli Assizes with breach of trust in respect of three sums amounting to $155, $ll 18, and77 words
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Article95 1909-09-23 4 The Java Bode reports further developments in the scheme to work the jelutong gutta forests in Dutch Borneo with American capital through a company established at Amsterdam. Mr. El'i it, a representative o the company, has arrived at Batavia to discuss the matter with tho95 words
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723 1909-09-23 5 KaaivinvacaUian Chcfcty and his sistcriu- Kupamah, were again on trial before i !i third magistrate ou the 15th instant., tM a j} e „Hti<'Us of cruelty to two Tamil chib 7* S»ba pat by and Kanmhi, who had a dopu723 words
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393 1909-09-23 5 It was bound to ccme and it has come, says the Perak Pioneer—the assault and battery on and robbery of a European -Mr. K. M. Whiteside, the accountant of tho Kramat Pulai, Ltd., being waylaid, in broad daylight, while393 words
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Article149 1909-09-23 5 The gaiety of nations, says the Malay Mail, was assisted at Taiping, on Saturday, by the purification of a newspdptr entitled The Tttiping Trifler, with winch is incorporated Piatitud* s from Perak. Tho diys seem to have gone by in Kuala Lumpur when every race meeting was149 words
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Article103 1909-09-23 5 The report of Dr. D K. McDowell, the registrar, of births and deaths, shows that during the week endtd September 11, deaths were registered in Singapore, eqnal to a death-rate of 38.21 per thousand of the estimated population. Ma arial fever claimed 82 deaths, dysentery 18, bronchitis103 words
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356 1909-09-23 5 Mr. .Justice Sercomhe Smith disposed of bankruptcy matters irt tho Suprt me Court, on Friday. Applications fur r* reiving orders against Tan lteod Kong and Song Keng Swee were adjourned. Mr. van Someren represented Cheo Sweo Hay, Chop K»*r«g Choan,356 words
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Article243 1909-09-23 5 That very live uuit of tho local volunteer corps, the Engineers, held an exc« Pent smoker a£ the Drill Hall, on Friday, when the4l-*t Co. of the K. E. were the guests of the ir volunteer comrades. Otln r unit-* of the S. V. C. were also243 words
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1244 1909-09-23 6 As has already be* n made known in this paper, the; S. C C. have informed tlie Bangkok Cri* k* t Club that it will not be possible to send a eiieket eleven to the Siamese capital during the1,244 words
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Article83 1909-09-23 6 It is announced in the Gazette that Mr. F. W. Collins lias been appointed a member of the Rural Board. Malacca, in place of Mr. J. A. H. Jackson, resigned. Mr. A. Astnus is to be a member of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board to fill tbo vacancy83 words
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655 1909-09-23 6 It will bo a matter of great interest to the local cricketing traternity in particular and to tbo community of Singapore in general to learn that five if the Australian cricket eleven will return to their homes655 words
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1261 1909-09-23 7 The special train conveying Viscount Kitchener of Khartoum across Singapore jw! ind steamed into Newton station on Monday just before 1 p. m Mr. J. H. Williams, manager of the railway, travelled upon the train "from Wood'and*.1,261 words
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150 1909-09-23 7 (From Our Own Corrkhpoxdknt.) Hongkong September 20. A most destructive typhoon is reported as having swept over the neighbourhood of Foochow. It is feared that the Britinh warship, Clio, has been lost with her crew of 120150 words
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228 1909-09-23 7 Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, at tho Supreme Court, on Tuesday,took up tho Negri Sembilan rubber plantation case, referred to in these columns, l ist we ek. Si et Tiaug Chuan, a Malacca towkay, sues the Rubber Concessions, Ltd for228 words
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Article151 1909-09-23 7 Samuel Ratnasamy, a respectable appearing Tamil dresse d in Korop* an clothes, who is a government surveyor, was tried in tho district court, on Monday, on a charge of indicting a serious injury to an aged Malay named Juno, at i’ulau Tekong at C pm. on tho151 words
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Article13 1909-09-23 8 [The Straits Times is not responsible (or the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article1102 1909-09-23 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—With reference to the severe criticism in your leader of the 14th iust., on Doctor Locke's views, I have not seen his letter referred to by you, but should imagine that a man like him who has for a large1,102 words
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Article362 1909-09-23 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I happened to call at the Adelphi Hotel last night, at about 11 o’clock, to en joy a drink at the bar with a friend of mine, and was greatly surprised that a European, who showed hints* If362 words
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Article252 1909-09-23 8 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,-Some of our public are simply C ra/v about rubber. Even shares of compand that have not yet gono to allotment are quoted at a premium on the market. This craze is leading to rash speculation and it will sooner or252 words
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Article164 1909-09-23 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —May I be permitted to say a few words on Mr. Aitkin’s letter which appeared in your issue of yesterday. Judging from Ids observations and argnmoots I feel inclined to suggest that it would be better for Mr. Aitkin164 words
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Article629 1909-09-23 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. _y on r recent articles on Municipal i i'ovcrnmeDt and sanitation and the corres- j irnce thereon have aroused in me a desire j add what I can to the discussion for 1 j have some knowledge of the best Governed629 words
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Article412 1909-09-23 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I have pleasure in drawing your attention and that of your readers to an association which has beon formed in hondon under the most distinguished patronage for the purpose of presenting before the people of Great Britain and Ireland412 words
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301 1909-09-23 9 Says the writer of Silk and Stuff in the Pall Mall Gazette: One of the corners of the globe, .and one only, still opens its arms with a welcoming smile to the English bar. The East, with its301 words
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98 1909-09-23 9 (From Out Own Correspondent.) London, September 16. Mr. Crane, the New American Minister to China, has spoken at a farewell meeting in Chicago. He said heexprossod the views held by Mr. President Taft when ho s.rid98 words
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342 1909-09-23 9 The licensing justices met in tho senior magistrate’s court, on Tuesday, to consider applications for transfers, removal* and new licences for a round dozen of local hotels, restaurants and bars. Th»* board consisted of Mr. E. C. C. Howard (chairman,} Dr.342 words
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Article120 1909-09-23 9 The Pinang Gazette learns on good authority that things are going very smoothly and pleasantly under the new regime in Kedah, and that most cordial and exo» llent relations have already been established between the British Adviser and tho Malay officials. Kra, or forced labour, is to120 words
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498 1909-09-23 10 Tito following is tho text of an announcement appearing in the Government Gazette of Saturday’s d*te tinder the signature of Sir John Anderson :—To the hon. Mr. .Tames Oliver Antlioni*-z, treasurer of our Straits Settlements; the hon Mr William Evans, Resident-Councillor of498 words
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Article129 1909-09-23 10 Sultan Ahmad of Pahang, tho last of the Malay warriors and a mighty hunter in his time, in spite of his infirmities, through which ho has passed the burden of his State to his son, Tungku Bessar, has lately been indulging, in company with129 words
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510 1909-09-23 10 Capt. M. Malchow, of the German freight steamer Dortmund, has made the following report to Messrs, Helm Meyer and Co., who are agents for the Hamburg American line, to which the D »rtmund belongs: On Thursday last (September510 words
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Article137 1909-09-23 10 .Mr. Colman, the third magistrate, was occupied for the greater portion of the day, Thursday, with twosrcrrt society cases, in one of which tin re were twelve accused and in the other nine. Mr. Walter Peacock, of the Chinese Protectorate, prosecuted. One of the prisoners am sted in137 words
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402 1909-09-23 10 ArnoDK other ca.es which en.-a..,.,! \i Justice Sercombe Smith in tlu k Ctl r ourt on Friday afternoon?ft?*'* Slew Hock, who was formerly i n the of Tan Hap L< ong an! Co Ki, 'P y and Co., and Hi-p E.»g Moh and402 words
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222 1909-09-23 10 The Presbytoriau Church being under repair, the wedding of Mr. II J. Barrett, one of the warehousemen at Tanjoog Pagarwith Miss Alice Bmwne, was solemnised at the residence of the liev. W. Murray at 4..‘t0 p.m., on Thursday222 words
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633 1909-09-23 11 A correspondent, writing from Kelantan onder date, September 15, draws attention to vari >uh features of the situation in Kelantan, vhicli will it quire attent'on from the British Adviser who has taken over the duties formerly discharged by Siamese representalj633 words
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193 1909-09-23 11 Comparative Statistics. The abstract of the statement of the weight of block tin ai d tin ore Xi-orted from the four Stat*« du ing tne mouths of January to August, 1909 and of the duty collided tliereou193 words
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Article55 1909-09-23 11 (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lump ir, S piember 18. Krubong Malacca Kunb- r Plantations was floated in London, ou the 6th iost. The projrerty comprint s 8 0 acres of which 342 are planted with tapioca ami rubber. 'I he capital is not stated, but 13,66655 words
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172 1909-09-23 11 Mis* Marie Corelli, writing tofheCa-narvon and Denb'gli Herald ou the women’s suffrHge qu»“*t ion. *taU s I notice in your account; of a suffragette meeting at Holyhead that a Mis- Fa- quh srsoo, M. A., whom I have not the pleasure of172 words
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Article105 1909-09-23 11 Now that the scaffolding has been removed ami the small shrubs cut down, it is possible to examine the fai> nee panels of the Hirch Clock Tower at Ipoh more closely. They depict by means of coloured figures the Progress of Civilization horn the earliest to105 words
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262 1909-09-23 11 On S* ptetuber 6, the Spanish Mail steamer I-U ih- Fanny. frtqm miy iu SiogH|Hir«>, uaa seizetl by the custom-, amliO'it ot at M-vuda, for ca rying uumauift stt d caigo, but. w«h relt a-t d iu the262 words
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176 1909-09-23 11 Tho Municipality of Sourabaya, the leading port of Java, lias t »kon a new aud interesting d* parture in embarking upon a g-aud house* planning scheme of its own. The town lien in an unhealthy spot for the most part, aud there is176 words
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Article215 1909-09-23 11 Mr. Hirmer, assistant superintendent of police, wlio has charge of the gambling -oppression departmr nr, prosecuted liong Ah Chew iu the third in igistrate's court, on Monday afternoon, on a charge of assisting in the management of a wall w h 1 ittery at 9 Hocklain S’.,215 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1184 1909-09-23 12 Straits Times, September 16. Lord Dudley seems to have touched quite lightly aud prudently on the great problems of world-competition when welcoming the delegates to a Conference of Chambers of Commerce of the Empire now being held in Australia. Wo owe to the kindness of an old— Straits Times, September 16. - 1,184 words
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Article1238 1909-09-23 12 Straits Times, September 17. We received recently a copy of the ninth binancial and Economic Annual of Japan, and about the same time a report ou the Trade of Japan iu 1908 by Mr. E. F. C’rowe, Commercial Attache to the British Embassy Tokio. The first of theseStraits Times, September 17. - 1,238 words
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Article1238 1909-09-23 13 Stiaits Tunes, Soptcmb* r 1H. It would be rather like looking a gift-horse in the mouth to criticise adversely the Commission which has been formed to inqairo into municipal administration in the Straits Settlements. Individually the members chosen are men for whom we have a very high— Stiaits Tunes, Soptcmb* r 1H. - 1,238 words
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Article1360 1909-09-23 13 European equilibrium and peace.”—Stiaits Times, September 20. it is just over a year since the Young Tmk party forced Abdul Hamid to grant a oustituti in to Turkey, and very nearlv a y* ar since the declaration of Bulgarian in*l* j endonee and the annexationEuropean equilibrium and peace.”—Stiaits Times, September 20. - 1,360 words
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Article1210 1909-09-23 14 —Straits Times, Septeuibor 21. We are rather grieved to see that Dr. Percival V. Locke takes our chaff about his anxiety for “our good landlords” as “p»r sonal recriminati m.” He s»es in it “a sign of d generation, or journalism ingenuity to evade or—Straits Times, Septeuibor 21. - 1,210 words
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Article1216 1909-09-23 14 do with all of them in Singapore.—Straits Tim< s, September 22. A good deal has been said recently aboot infant mortality, and i' we did not hast* n to q tote from the summary of a report which ha* j iHt b'6o issued on the wastedo with all of them in Singapore.—Straits Tim< s, September 22. - 1,216 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement92 1909-09-23 12 The puntfree price of the Straits Times in $3B a year The post free price of the Straits Budget is SI4 a year. It is not neces&arv to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits Budget92 words
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Article882 1909-09-23 15 Kinta Tin Mines has pail a fntther dividend of a ‘•hilling, wires our Kuala Lumpur correspondent. Taiping Hills are supplying the flowering plants and shrubs with which the new gardens at Ipoh arc to be ad >rned. U ifhin a few months’time Penang will have a depot where882 words
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792 1909-09-23 16 The; statutory mooting of the shareholders of tlio Singapore Pa»a Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on August 26, m the Council Hoorn of the Chamber of Commerce, Can non-Street, E. C. Mr. Keith P. Arbuthuot (Chairman of the Boatd)792 words
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Article377 1909-09-23 16 About the end of the present month a scientific expedition of no little importance is to leave Shanghai, and during the year it will be away is to make extensive zoological investigations in the regions around the377 words
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Article151 1909-09-23 16 We notice that as a result of the examinations in connection with the Singapore normal class for teachers, the following second-year students have qualified for certificates and a bonus of #2OO each —Miss N. Zehnder, Goh Leng Inn, Miss H. de Souza, Miss C. Buxton, Miss151 words
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Article505 1909-09-23 16 Mr. W. G Sfc. Clair leaves Londnn f gapore on October 8. ndon for Sla Mr. J. Watson lias been appointed l„ second lieutenant, Singapore cideU^plT' Hie Pope, on September 14, received n b.sbop of Hyderabad in private Mr. J. H. M. Hobson arrives in l‘en.— from505 words
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1045 1909-09-23 17 Mr Montagu Hatris and a clerk named Muttn were to have appeared before the fourth magistrate, on Thursday, on a charge V vaulting and wrongfully confining l' K N Mutbia Chetty. The clerk i rharized with u«ing criminal force gainst1,045 words
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84 1909-09-23 17 (From Ouu Own Cor.KKSPoknKNT.) Kuala Lumpur, September 10. At a special general meeting of the Cliandai Lode syndicate at I poll, on Tuesday, Mr. .lessen, who presid« d, said that the Penang shareholders were dissatisfied with the way in which affairs84 words
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Article48 1909-09-23 17 (From Our Own Cokukspondp.nt.) Kuala Lumpur, September 10. Mr. Macdonald, who is charged with cu'pable homicide by causing the death of a coolie at U u Piah mine, has been committed for trial to the Assizes. The Chinese of Junta are interested in the case.48 words
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246 1909-09-23 17 The recent floods in Tolly's Nullah caused great damage to dwellings in the suburbs. On tho 1-t instant, the river rose suddenly andovt rtlooded its bank- ,causing considerable* damage to tho huts and hovels, but the flood caused great ravages246 words
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273 1909-09-23 17 There sereins no end to man’s inventiveness. The Syren, of August, contains an account of the Porhydrometre, an apparatus which in likely to revolutionise the conditions under which, at tho present time, a ship’s cargo is weighed273 words
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Advertisement120 1909-09-23 17 Sale of Properties. The following Singapore proportion were disposed of by auction at 1’owi 11 and Co.’* sale-room, on Tu< sday The dwelling house, 7.‘1, l’rioM'p St. with compound, containing an ni t a of 8,'80 njuarc let t, bold under statutory grant, unit r* nr 8G. Nought by Low120 words
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1536 1909-09-23 18 His* Highness tie Sultan of Johore tuter• taintd a Urge party of friends at a Birthday Banquet in the Istara B* sar at Juborton Frilay evening His Excellency the Governor, Miss Auderson, Sir William and1,536 words
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540 1909-09-23 18 The officers of the Johore Government entertained His Highness the Sultan at the Johore Hotel on Saturday event* gi n cekbra tion of his birthday, aud then- was a large gJIY' V Ma :s froliJ s,c «aporfe io. eluded Mr. C. \V. Dari i-hir**,540 words
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Article41 1909-09-23 18 (Fr.oM Ocb Owy Kuala Lumpur. S :e —>.r The Planter!* Slores aid Ageccy notiri-rd trim Lf'odor. by x o. average price oi No lp'i i.;,J n*bU* bd. per lb. spot, aud bd~ ptr .0. ter41 words
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1173 1909-09-23 19 Tanjong Png' r of to-day—by which wo in tht* whole area at and about the spot T] r- shipping is wharved and docked —is canidly c r «*rt»ir»t» from that atmosphere' of n ity and an1,173 words
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203 1909-09-23 19 A note from Ipoh says that the Resident, Mr. E. \V. Birch, C M. 0., lmd a narrow escape from what might have been a very serious accident, when driving from the station to the Residency on Monday afternoon. A valuable203 words
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439 1909-09-23 19 ha August 21, on the Feast of St Bartholomew, the Yen. John Charles NVright, M. A. f Archdeacon of Muncle st r, and tho Itev. Charles James Ferguson-Davie, M A., were consecrat* d, respective Iy. Archbishop of SyJn< y aud439 words
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Article61 1909-09-23 19 Ei.-m.w Oc’r Own Co kksp inuknt Kuala Lumpur, S ptemb 'r 17. The total quantity of tin exported from the K. M S during tlio fir-.t eight mouths of the year amounted to 627,007 piculs as ngainst of*<MC I piculs exported duriug the61 words
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Article96 1909-09-23 19 A very interesting donation has pist been made to the It* files Library by Mr. John Haffenden, of a copy of The Times of November 7, 1805, containing the first account of the battle of Trafalgar and the death of Nelson, which took place on O *tobcr 21,96 words
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Article1819 1909-09-23 20 London, Sopten&er 15. j M. Santos Dumont, with the smallest and < cheapest aoroplane in existence, made a oroBH country flight at Steyn yesterday, and j travelled five miles in five minutes, which U a speed record. In order to encourage aviation, M. Santos Dumont makes a public1,819 words
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Article697 1909-09-23 21 Berlin, September 15. There is great unrest and dissatisfaction in Spain in constquence of the suspension of the constitution. The Press makes sharp protests against t a measures which the Government has a<i* ii>ted. Operations at Mellila have so far been unsuccessful. The Emperor has expressed Ins special697 words
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218 1909-09-23 21 It has already been announced in the-e columns that Bandmano’s New Comedy Co. is opening at the Victoria Theatre, on October 26, under the direction of Mr. Henry Dallas. Wo understand that the company has been strengthened by the addition218 words
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Article63 1909-09-23 21 Mr. S. L. Thompson, on behalf of Messrs. Boustead and Co., local agents for tho West Australian Steam Navigation Co prosecuted five Chinese in the Marine Court on Tuesday, cn a charge of stowiDg away on board tho I steamer Minderoo with intention of securing a free passage63 words
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320 1909-09-23 21 In the Tropical Agriculturist for thecurrent month is au interesting account of a ruanulial trial on young rubber trees, conducted by Mr. K. Mathieu. Tho estate on which tho trial took p'ace is situated iu Holland Road, Singapore, aud is the320 words
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Article150 1909-09-23 21 Whether the International Aeronautic Exposition reached its culminating point in the visit of the famous Zeppelin and its youthful hero in locks of silver or not, remains to he seen it certs inly is *a fact, that now’, after tho curiosity soeki rs and showlovers have had their150 words
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Article145 1909-09-23 21 The other day, we noted the fact that assistants on estates iu Deli had tak« n to carrying revolvers a« safeguard again -t mur derous attacks by tin ir coolies The latter know of a trick better »hnn that as the assistant on tho Tanjong Rringin estate145 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article895 1909-09-23 22 Rifle Shooting. The Ladies’ Bisley. Tlio threatening rain fortunately bold off on' Thursday afternoon at Balestier range when the Singapore Ladies’ Kille Association continued with their programme. A strong wind blew throughout the shooting. I'nder these circumstances, Miss Gunns score of 07 out of a possible 70,895 words
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Article537 1909-09-23 22 Singapore Shield Competition. The football shield fixture between the Police and Middlesex III, postponed owing to a military funeral, was played off on the former's ground at Peach Road, on Thursday A fairly stiff breeze hindered anythin,, m, accurate shootm*. A fairly good ?rowd wit° nessed the game.537 words
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Article73 1909-09-23 22 Middlesex Regiment v. Civilians. An exceptionally interesting polo match is advertised to take place on Monday ni i xt between teams representing the Middlesex Regiment and the Civilian players of Singapore. It is hoped that there will be a g"od attendance to witness the match. The teams selected are:73 words
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Article33 1909-09-23 22 Garrison Golf Club. Play for the September Medal resulted as follows: Lieut. G. N. Humphreys G2 —10 P. R. Warren Capt. A. A. Sutclift 104—15 Other cards taken out were not returned.33 words
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Article525 1909-09-23 23 September 15 Brit Ptr Brown, Rangoon, Bousfcead r,V -i, Brit atr, Stewart, Liverpool, Brit htr, Benton, H koug, P. O. Coy r r. Hath Feb str, Audrein, Haiphong, Paterson himona Xor atr, Olsen, Bangkok, Sim Ban Seng ir .t,i Ber, Brit etr. Home, Amoy. Wee Bin rV P ra,525 words
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Article613 1909-09-23 23 September 15 liudxou, Brit str, Penang and New York Scilda Brit str, Cheribon c Ido, Swed str, Copenhagen via ports I h ranting, Ler str, Bangkok h i hang, Brit htr, Pona g and Calcutta Union, Dutstr, < Brannan J l ah idol Siam str, Bangkok via ports 6613 words
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Article260 1909-09-23 23 PRODUCE. Singapore, Srptkmrkr ‘J‘2, 1909, Gambier buyers I 12 50 do (Cube No. 1) nnpicked 15.00 Copra Bali 8 50 do Pontianak 7 75 Pepper, Black 15 12$ do White 5*y. buyers 24 25 Sago Flour Sarawak 8 00 do Brunei No. I noin. Pearl Sago 4260 words
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196 1909-09-23 23 Per P. and O. steam**r China, connecting with tho Himalaya at Colombo, duo September 24—Mr. O-tterdaan, Mr. E. N Turner, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Raddeley. Mr. K. L. Mouldney, Mr. J. Oallowav, Mr. K. Y'alfcy, Mr. H. D’E. B. Darley, Mr. C. A.196 words
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Page 24 Advertisements
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Advertisement344 1909-09-23 24 DIN NET 0 R D'S The Physician's Gore tor Goat, Rheumatic Goat and Gravel. The Unnrecaol Bsaudv lor Aci renal pw lor Acidity of the Stomeoh, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Sour Eructations, Bilious Affeoliona. I Safest and most Effective Aperient for Regular Use. MAGNESIA Thi 2T»/ MedMnaaftha khd award* i a344 words
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