The Straits Budget, 30 September 1909
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1909-09-30 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2694. Singapore, Thursday, September 30,1909. ESTABLISHED OVER HALf A CENTURY Price 25 cents27 words
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Article240 1909-09-30 1 leaders— Lords and Commons 12 Methods of Inquiry ...12-13 Can China Reform 13 Points in Favour 13-14 Mr. Baxendale’s Grievance 14 Produce and Population... 14-15 Local and Gknkral— Mr. Buckley’s Address 2 Progress in Kedah 3 New Powor Station 1 Chinese Inventor .4 Interpreting in Siam! 5240 words
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791 1909-09-30 1 On Monday afternoon, the members of tho Singapore Polo Club were at home to their friends on the race-course ground, on the occasion of the tenth annual tournament for the cup presented by tho otticers o the 1st King’s Own Royal791 words
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Article94 1909-09-30 1 Presiding at the meeting of tho Planter-’ Stores and Agency Co., in London, Mr. R. I\ Rowe said that the report for tho half year could he considered satisfactory, the total net profit being £4,282, to which was to b»* added X 13,575 brought forward from the previous94 words
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1065 1909-09-30 2 Mr. C. B. Buckley, probably the best known of all the old residents of Singapore remaining amongst us, gave an interesting address at the Su Po Sia, Tanjong Pagar, on Thursday, on the early beginnings and growth of Singapore.1,065 words
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Article126 1909-09-30 2 The Deli Courant tells of an unpleasant adventure which befel a party of picnickers, including several ladies, out in the wilds at Bandar Maria on September 16. While resting themselves, a loud roar reached their ears. Their terror may bo imagined when they saw a126 words
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60 1909-09-30 2 We are informed that the local branch of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, on the &Jrd inst., received the following telegram from the London Office: The Directors have declared an interim dividend for the past half year at the rate60 words
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52 1909-09-30 2 The Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., advise ns that they have received a telegrai. i from their London office informing them that an interim dividend has been declared on the A and B shares at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum, free of52 words
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1246 1909-09-30 2 A motor car collision case was heard in the district court, before Mr. Saumn, on Thursday afternoon. Mr \V OTVmn Ddc IT ftVfr Hi “«ASte Bd., tor <6 for damages adeg. <1 to have been caused1,246 words
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133 1909-09-30 3 The 98th Infantry, who are a linked battalion of the 99th DeCCsn Infantry stati med at Sin japore, won the Nichols m Polo Challenge cup, played at Colombo, last month. la the lii isr, round tho 9-i.li beat the Guuuers133 words
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1217 1909-09-30 3 The first annual prize meeting of the Singapore Ladies II tlo Association, which has been in progress for some weeks pa*-t at the Balestit-r range, was brought to a successful conclusion, on Thursday aft* rnoon, when the two1,217 words
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164 1909-09-30 3 The Pinang Gazette says it is expected in Kedah that the Colony, with the consent of the Indian Government, which has to bo obtained according to s«c ious81 and 82 of lie* Indian Immigration Ordinance of 1901, will soon permit Indian emigration164 words
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1332 1909-09-30 4 The nrw electric power station which the Tanjong Pagar hock Hoar! have caused to be erected at Keppei Harbour. close to the tramway terminus, was formally opened, on Thursday, by Mi-*s Anderson, who arrived with His Excellency1,332 words
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Article53 1909-09-30 4 (Fkom Ode Own Cokepspondbnt.) London, Sipteiobvr '>4 A Sao Francisco tele K rara says that’ a Chinese science graduate. Fong Vy hat description. <* ha7“a Ze!' UccM y FuogQaey intends to go to China and will that53 words
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376 1909-09-30 4 The recent rapid advance in the price of rubber, and the mar approach in many i n stances of dividends, r, suited in strong buy. lug orders from Loud »n at prices whieh attracted local hold, rs of the heavier priced376 words
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90 1909-09-30 4 Mariners and persons in charge of steam launches and other small vessels are reminded that they are required to proceed at a slow rate of speed in Harbour, and that great care in this respect is necessary between the P. and O. wharf and Pul90 words
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780 1909-09-30 5 The prospectus of the Heawood Tin and Estate has been issued offering for subscription 32,400 shares of Cl each at par. The company has been formed for acquiring iD d working an estate in Perak, F. M.780 words
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460 1909-09-30 5 INTERPRETING IN SIAM Musings of a Scribe on Manchester Journal. Turning over the pages of a certain Manchester daily the other day we came across the following story of court procedure at Bangkok which is good to be sent to tho municipal dust cart along with other contents of the460 words
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Article38 1909-09-30 5 (From Ouk Own Correspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, September 28. The Malay Mail has rec* ived private advices from Shanghai to the effect that exViceroy Yuan Sliih kai is negotiating with a view to re entering public life.38 words
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543 1909-09-30 5 We have already referred to a disastrous typhoon which passed to the south of Foochow on the morning of the 15th inst., and now give further details supplied by a correspondent of the S. C. Morning543 words
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Article94 1909-09-30 5 Tay ChiaDg Ju, who was caught on his way to China, at Tanjong Pagar, with the greater portion of $6,882.25 worth of jewellery stolen from a second-hand shop at 662 North Bridge Rd., and who attempted to swallow a couple of thousand dollars’ worth of dia inonds,94 words
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1103 1909-09-30 6 Mr C. E. S. Baxendalo signs the annual report of the Kuala Eangat District Planters’ Association, dau-d September 18, which contains the following:— Since the formation of our association, on August 27, P.KJ7, we have published no report on our proceedings,1,103 words
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Article202 1909-09-30 6 A widow named Koh All Choon lives with her son-in-law at 8, Keng Cheow St. When she arose from her slumbers on the 10th instant, she found that the room in which she and her daughter slept had been visited by a burglar. Eight drawers had202 words
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285 1909-09-30 6 Nino natives of «t diligent parts of v.i. were arrested in an alley off lleacl, tt,l noon, on Friday, on a dirge of One of tbo-fc was a well.known i&= detective. They were tr.cd in tlio S magistrate's court, on285 words
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Article124 1909-09-30 6 (h bom Ocb Own Cobbkspoxdknt.) Labuan, September ‘23. Bishop Monnsey left for Jesselton on the night of the tilth inst., iu the B. B. yacht Petiel which had been expressly sent for him. The McArthur left for Brunei on the 15th inst. wit!) i< e acting resideut, Mr.124 words
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Article57 1909-09-30 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kua'a Lumpur, September 26. Fine weather favoured th«* gymkhana on Saturday ai d the attendance was good. Thewinners were.— 1. —Cigarette, Katousha, Tommy—Totalisator, $6. 2. —Bushy Park, sB*. B. —Sodager, Cigarette, Jack Horner, $6. 4.—Tommy Sodager, $B4. f>. —Katousha, Sodager, ss£. 6. —Carmen, Bushy57 words
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Article81 1909-09-30 6 Customs collect** ihe port of dole Southern Philippic* s. lor the month ol August were Pesos 1,849.00 behind of those for the same month last >ear, due to the unsettled conditions following due re-adjust ment of business after the death of -Jikiri Acting Collector hoddy of J81 words
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725 1909-09-30 7 The arP™ 1 of the P ro P rietor the Marl. borough cinematograph against tl.o assessD I, vied on his concern by the municipal futun i-!*i°uers, again came before Mr. .JusfV g ert on ibe Smith, in the Supreme Court, Sitordav, having been725 words
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180 1909-09-30 7 The Manila Times, of the 14th inst., says:— Acting Governor-General Forties had a coo ference this morning with Colonel Scriven, chief s'gual officer ot this d vision, Caj t .in Wildman of the signal corps of the Army, and Mr.180 words
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Article105 1909-09-30 7 (From Our Own Corkespondbnt.) Penang, September 22. The following interim dividends have been declared.— Ktanang Produce Co Ltd., ten per cent. Felerated Rubber 4- Co, Ltd., fifteen per cent. Cicely Rubber Estates, L f .d., twenty-five per cent, on the ordinary, and 26J per cent, on the105 words
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Article211 1909-09-30 7 The death occurred, on the 22nd inst., of H. R. H. Prince Umphengs, the young* st son of His Majesty the King of Siam. The late Piinee was a delicate child Enin birth, aud though he accompanied His Majesty on his tour through Eurofie in211 words
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206 1909-09-30 7 (From Ouu Own Cokkksi*ondknt Kuala Lumpur, September 25. The quantity of rubber exported from the F. M. S d ni g tin- first, i iglit months »f tins year was 3.4 7,338 ibs agauist 1.9.M),.*>3J lbs. n the206 words
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56 1909-09-30 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur, September 28. The Selangor Gazette publishes a notification to the effect that the rent of Stato land, alienated after Deceiub r 31, 1909, will bn liable to revision on and after January 1,56 words
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Article91 1909-09-30 7 Mr. Lim Chin TMoug, of Rangoon, has purchased the steamers Shropshire and Cheshire of the Bibby lino to serve the increase of trade between Rangodn, the Straits and China. The Shropshire will be delivered in Rangoon during the latter days of November this year. The Cheshire will not91 words
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Article102 1909-09-30 7 Yesterday evening, says tl.e Pinang Oazette of the 20th wlnlo one of the danghtera of Mr. F. I*. Scully was coining dowu from her hou*e in College Line, she aceidentally trod on a venomus snake, called ular kapah by the Malays hero. The reptile immediately102 words
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Article60 1909-09-30 7 Within the last levy days Mes«r«. Sarkies, of Riffles hotel, have made ►overal improvements lor the greater comfort of residents and tourists, which we are sure will be greatly appreciated. In the dining room four new overhead f ins have been added, whi'e on tlio balcony the customary60 words
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2095 1909-09-30 8 Wo have received the iifinal comprehensive administration report and account** of till* Tarjorp Pagar Dock Hoard for the half year ended Juno 80 last. The rero r t is signed, od 1 ehRlf of the Hoard, by2,095 words
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220 1909-09-30 9 Capt. I. A Bonnet of the New York steam Sscht Taniwha, who arrived at New Bedford, [as*., on August 20, from Gloucester, had in low a boat that is supposed to have been torn from the davits of the220 words
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186 1909-09-30 9 Mr. James Aitkeu appeared before Mr. Howard, at the district court, yesterday, •n behalf of a cripple who was sentenced to six mouths’ simple imprisonment, not long ago, on a charge of attempting extortion from another cripple on behalf of a secret186 words
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382 1909-09-30 9 The action brought by 8eo Tiang Chnan, Malacca towkay, against bnhber Concessions, Ltd a London cejnpuny, was resumed b* fore Mr .Justice Sercotube Smith on Tuesday. The case arises out of th** sale of an estate in Negri Sembilan for382 words
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191 1909-09-30 9 A short time ago tenders were invited for the construction of one seagoing steel tow boat 14<*ft. long, 1,000 HIP, and 14 knots spefd. required by the Quartermaster’s department in Manila. The tenders were opened on August 30, will the following191 words
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223 1909-09-30 9 On the 14th inst. another old resident severed his conn* xmn with Shanghai, in the rerson of Mr. Crawford I) K-*rr. who left for t ig anU by the K g'i-h mail. Mr. K* rr cam to the Rant in Infill, w223 words
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Article186 1909-09-30 9 Two Indians named Kassirn and (Jlravadi were before the second magistrate, on Tuosd*y, for prelim nary enquiry into a charge ot' participating in a gang robbery of a Javanese named Hadji Sirat, who had j<m| arrived from Java. Acting insp. Ni« ol conduct* d the cai-e Complainant186 words
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Article221 1909-09-30 9 A Chinese constable who war a witness in a housebreaking case, in the district court, on Tuesday, entered tho witness box without bis hat. Court insp Ambrose sent him bick for his missing headgear. What is tho rule a-k*d his honour. Are they instructed to wear221 words
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629 1909-09-30 10 The hearing of u»e defence in the alleged tore re cane was resumed in the third magistrate's court, on the 22nd inst. It will be remembered that Kasivisvanatlmn Cbetty was charged with voluntarily causing hurt to a young lad uamed629 words
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349 1909-09-30 10 The case in which live coolie lodginghouse runners were tried in the district court before Mr. Howard, on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a coolie named Lee Ah Tow, on August 12, by throwing a jar at349 words
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Article130 1909-09-30 10 We hear that an American company is constructing a new seaport on the Sarawak coast, and is spending thousands of pounds in the erection of godowns, machinery for preparing rubber, etc. The manager is now in Singapore in quest of a cheap hulk which he can fill130 words
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Article152 1909-09-30 10 Mr. Miles, a son of Capt. Miles, the late general mansger of the Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Co., has obtained an option, through the agency of a Chinese at Tongkah over Mr. Tan Psik Huat’s land at Sam Kong for $200,000 wit]i a view of floatiog a company152 words
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520 1909-09-30 10 tentative in connection with th« i <pre outputs and .-ale of Kyushu K Fu-hun coal, position in the coal market ni W bar East, that according to the V investigations the total annual output of m Japan exceed, 1 .'1,000,000520 words
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Article104 1909-09-30 10 The report of Dr. D. K. McDowell, the registrar of births and dt aths, shows that during the week ended September 18, 22> deaths were registered in Singapore, equal t# a death-rate of 43.65 per thousand of the estimated population. Ma aria! fever claimed 30 deaths, dysentery104 words
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392 1909-09-30 11 The number of cars now running in Singa non stems to he increasing almost daily, and one of the most popular variety is undoubtedly the Wolseley-Siddeleys. Hitherto we jav( had the useful two cylinder 10-12. and and, lately, the now famous392 words
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Article280 1909-09-30 11 A correspondent writes:—A scheme, both novel and simple, ami known as the Telegraphic letter, recently inaugurated by the Costal Department iu France, lias met with such great success that it might well be tried elsewhere, Singapore not excepted, in view of the proposal to attach280 words
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291 1909-09-30 11 In the House of Commons, on the Ist inst., Mr. Laid law tisked the I'nder Secretary tor the Colonies whether, in view of tin fact that iu the Straits Settlements and the Federated Malay States, where the conditions were very similar291 words
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280 1909-09-30 11 A correspondent sends to a financial contemporary an extract from a communication which has reached him from the district with regard to the recent slump iu tin sc shares. Ho says: —The reasons given on tho spot for the280 words
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259 1909-09-30 11 At the meeting of the legislative Council ou F riday next, Mr. E. C. Ellis will ask the following questions 1 1» Has the Government received any instructions from the Secretary of State for the Colonies with reference to the sale or259 words
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181 1909-09-30 11 The cholera lias made its appearance in Hatavia and immediately began its work of death, especially amongst the native coolies of whom several succumbed, says the .lava Times of September 1H. The police have formed a cholera brigade, which is to181 words
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149 1909-09-30 11 Important developments arc shortly expected in Deli, owing to tho Government having decided upon a scheme toe mncct the rn 1 1 way there with Aril Hay, whieh has come into prominence for shipment purposes in the oil districts The149 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1258 1909-09-30 12 of colliding midway.—Straits Times, September 23. We expressed a doubt tbo other day whether all the blaster about humbling the House of Lords and asserting tho sovereign supremacy of the people would end in a real light, and an appeal to the electorate. That doubt seems nowof colliding midway.—Straits Times, September 23. - 1,258 words
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Article1055 1909-09-30 12 efficient compromise.—Straits Times, September 24. Some cariosity, and in certain quarter, naturally some anxiety also, is shown as to the method in which Mr. Anthonisz and his colleagues of the Municipal Commission will approach the task that has been laid upon them. In the terms of referenceefficient compromise.—Straits Times, September 24. - 1,055 words
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Article1139 1909-09-30 13 CAN CHINA REFORM to rule herself honestly.—Straits Times, September Jo. It China developed in full measure her enonnou9 natural resources and the skill an 1 industry of her people, she would bo the greatest importer and exporter in the world, it is possible, no doubt, that in the long runto rule herself honestly.—Straits Times, September Jo. - 1,139 words
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Article1189 1909-09-30 13 impuriticH removed by resolutions. —Straits Times, September 27. It is inevitable, wo suppose, that in the coarse of such a discussion as that which has been taking place about municipal matters, there should be a certain amount of misunderstanding. In the course of one article, while thoimpuriticH removed by resolutions.—Straits Times, September 27. - 1,189 words
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Article1135 1909-09-30 14 is to be left alone.—Straits Times, September 2S. Thero is something peculiarly rocky about tbe figures in Mr. C. E. S. Paxendalu’s report to the Kuala Langat District Planters’ Association. Ho tells us that tlio 2.1 per cent, export duty on gross output is equal to ais to be left alone.—Straits Times, September 2S. - 1,135 words
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Article1532 1909-09-30 14 -Straits Times, Septe tuber 29. business done Nil.”—Straits Times, September 28. most necessary.—Straits Times, Septembjr 29. When will the natious of the earth begin to starve, which will feel the pinch tirst. and what will they do to save themselves That is not quite the form in-Straits Times, Septe tuber 29.; business done : Nil.”—Straits Times, September 28.; most necessary.—Straits Times, Septembjr 29. - 1,532 words
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Advertisement94 1909-09-30 12 i he postfree price of the Straits Times is |3s a year The post free price of the Straits Hud net is $14 a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as fur a year. The94 words
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Obituary23 1909-09-30 12 DEATH. Viscondk. —On September 25, Adelina, the only daughter of J. Vizconde, aged 18 yearn. Deeply regretted. (Madrid and Manila papers please copy).23 words
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Article823 1909-09-30 15 Miss Birch is tho lucky owner of an autograph photograph of L jrd Kitchener. Dr. Gvlloway and Miss Galloway are expec ted in Singapore, by the G <rmsn msil steamer Prinz Ludwig, due ou November 12 Bishop W. F. Oldham, D D., returned, on Tuesday, from his823 words
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Article598 1909-09-30 16 A small amount of gold is found to be mixed with the tin at Kan&boi Mines in Joleba. Kedah will soon be open to Tamil immigrants. B is a noteworthy fact that the first Tamil or Kling settler came to Penang from Kedah. Steamers arriving at Hongkong are598 words
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Article13 1909-09-30 16 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.)13 words
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Article289 1909-09-30 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I do not wish, and am not entitled, to comment upon a ca*e which has occurred in the District Court, arLir g out of a collision between a motor car and a coolie carrying a sack of something or other289 words
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Article312 1909-09-30 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —With Sir Arthur Young, who made so excellent a speech at the me< ting of the S. L. R. A. on Thursday afternoon, I think the ladies of Singapore are setting some of our British young men an example312 words
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Article410 1909-09-30 16 To the Editor of the Straits Tiroes. Dear Sir,—To the interest of drivers of v» hides, it should be pointed out that in the motor collision case to day, the decision in favour of the coolie was apparently b«Fed on the conclusion that the car was410 words
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Article346 1909-09-30 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I have taken a somewhat languid and somnolent interest in your articles on municipal Singapore. It is much too hot to excite one's self unnecessarily over such transient atYairs. One rejoices, however, to see yoo advocating the Municipalisation of346 words
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1558 1909-09-30 17 The half yearly general meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce was held in 4( u Exchange room, on Monday, the business before the m. eting being to inform members of what has taken place during the1,558 words
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262 1909-09-30 17 A sad drowning fatality is reported from Shanghai. Three sailors belonging to the German gunboat Lochs, accompanied by a sailor from the II. A. L. steamer Aragonia, put off from one of the jetties in a saiuptu to j.0 on board262 words
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Article159 1909-09-30 17 .Wording to a visitor from Singapore, nays the Ihnang Gazette, the bazaar in in quite a hoa’thy condition there and money generally is freer than it his been for over eig'itoea months. As proof of this it is as«e ted that tho money r< qnired for a159 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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538 1909-09-30 18 Fixtures. Practice for the interport rille match will be held at Bftlestier range tomorrow morning, commencing at seven o’clo* k sharp. The S. 11 E. (V.) club handicap will be held on Saturday, at 2.80 p. m. The second of tho series of S It.538 words
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Article485 1909-09-30 18 R. E. v. 5. R. C. The Recreation Club had two successes at cricket on Saturday. On the Esplanade, the) defeated the Royal Enginier* by a total < f 171 to 70 runs, and on the military ground at Tanglin they defeated A Co of the Middlesex Regiment by485 words
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Article647 1909-09-30 18 5. C. C. Tournament. W.tl. the di postal ot the fW„ o( veteran h Mingle handicap and the chamniil Hhip the S. C. C. autumn law teonig S meat c.me to an end on Fnd.y. Tim club has been extre mely fortunate UiruoJh out the tournament iu the647 words
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Article585 1909-09-30 19 The Vade Cup. A large number of players entered for the two competitions held on the 19fch inst., on the Ipoh course. In addition to the monthly ujcdal competition, the cop presented to the club some weeks ago by Mr. H. V ado, of Siugaporc, as a memento of585 words
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Article622 1909-09-30 19 i Shield Fixtures. I I ho following fixtures have been arranged in connection with the football shield competition < >ct. 1 3rd Midd. v. S. R. C. 5 S. C. C. v. Y M. C. A. m 8 S. R. C. v. Police II Midd. Ill v. R.622 words
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Article588 1909-09-30 19 A Government Gazette Extraordinary was issued late on Tuesday afternoon, notifying that an ordinance to constitute an Education Board iu the Colony and to collect j an education rate is about to be introduced I588 words
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Article1794 1909-09-30 20 Ixmdon, September 22. A semi-official commimiqae lias been issued at Vienna with reference to the conferences between Baron von Aehrenthal and i Herr Bethmann-Hollweg. This shows that Germany and Austria are anxious to maintain the status quo in the Near East, and that they have agreed to maintain1,794 words
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Article799 1909-09-30 21 Berlin, September 22. The Powers have exchanged opinions with reference to stopping the Spanish advance in ibe Hiff districts. Reports state that the various crops in Rii«*ia are excellent. Herr Bethmann Hollweg has received an invitation from the Prince R. gent Luitpold R a varia to go to799 words
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Article256 1909-09-30 21 Tho following Singapore properties were disposed of, by auction, at Powell ami Co.’s sale-room, on Tmsday. The prices are considered very good Shop-house, 40 C High St. 1,864 square feet, lease 999 years, Monthly reut, $55, bought by Shaik Mohamed Jabar, for $12,0U0; No. 40 D256 words
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324 1909-09-30 21 A few davs hack, we announced that the steamship Miuilya, belonging to tho Wo-t Australian Steam Navigation Co., which had for some mouths lain off Tanj.mg Rlin awaiting a purchaser, had been sold to the Americans, who intended to us* 1324 words
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163 1909-09-30 21 On the 22nd instant, a somewhat serious affair happened at Messr«. Markwald and Co’s premises, at Bangkok, when Mr. G. Wiedemeyer, an engineer employed hy the firm, was serionsly stabbed in the lower portion of the hark by one of163 words
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Article121 1909-09-30 21 That something unusnnl wan in the air, no Tuesday, was evident by the ocean* nal cracking of trackers, the crowds of Chinese on the Esplanade in the evening and the number of young urchins do Iging about the Chinese quarters with lanterns symbolic of weird things. It was121 words
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715 1909-09-30 22 Tho case of alleged poisoning, or of detection of guilt by the use of charmed rice which bus been before the third magistrate on several oecasiotiH for preliminary enquiry, a Ma'ay nam'd Hussain, his wife Amhun and two Tamils named Yytiling&tn and Sidambram715 words
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632 1909-09-30 22 Capt. Hugh K. Maxsted recently rotnrnfd to Colombo from a trip to t> e Maldives. Speaking to au Observer »epr* sentative lie ►■aid that ho was surprised to hud the inhabitants such an intelligent race. from the Sultan632 words
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348 1909-09-30 22 On Friday afternoon the Victoria Thr«i wa» parked will. Home hundred. of y,J„' Ur who had como to listen to another of oe.ieH of concert, which have now b, ,l periodica! event in local j.nenile Iho programme was evidently enjoyed. The novelty348 words
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Article149 1909-09-30 22 In the House of Commons, on August 30, Mr. Giooell the Under Secretary for fche Colonit s whether his attention hid been called to the statement made at the opening of the Johore Ktilway that it wool 1 be long before night trains could be ruu over149 words
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Article116 1909-09-30 22 Advices received from Alor Star state that Redali was, like Penang, a victim of heavy rain storms last week, much of the laud round the capital being submerged. Unfortunately, says the Piuang Gazette, a goo deal of harm has been done to the padi in the fields116 words
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Shipping in Port.
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Article611 1909-09-30 23 September 22 K'„ Maru, Jap str. Nielsen, Loudon, Paterson Simons f 0 t„r i Maru, Jap str, Smith, Bombay, Paterson Simons C„ r 1, Ital sir, Dini, Hongkong, Behn Meyer 1 1’to, Ger str, Busche, Moluccas, B. Meyer *3 4Brit str, Joups, Shanchai, P. A O. Coy I„ t611 words
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Article426 1909-09-30 23 September 22 Inaha Mam, Jap str, Antwerp via ports llcnaider, Brit str, Hongkong and Japan Dut 6tr, Batavia Ttresa, Brit str, Macas-ar via ports 23 Laurens Pit, Dut str, ludragiri Janet Sieoll, Brit str, P Sweltonham via ports Poh Ann, Brit str, P. Swettenham via ports Palitana, Brit str,426 words
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Article250 1909-09-30 23 PRODUCE. Singapore, Skitrmbkii 29, 1909, Gambier 11 75 do (Cobe No. 1) unpicked 15.00 Copra Bali 8.4» do Pontianak t 7.60 Pepper. Black 16 00 do White "sr 28 00 Sago Floor Sarawak 8 60 do Brunei No. 1 nom. Pearl Sago M 4 OU Coffee Bali250 words
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211 1909-09-30 23 Per X.D.L. steamer P. R. Lnitpold, duo October 1.—Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Witscher, Mr. C. Zippert and wife, Mis* Marie Damsel, Mr. Valdeinar Sylow, Mr. J. van Dooreruaal, Mrs. Louise Goetsche and child, Mrs. A. Hilkers and children, Mr. A. Ho# lh*r, Mr. J.211 words
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Advertisement356 1909-09-30 24 m ■FjbV E m The Physician's lillklk I ■VI m m B ■bMR Cure for Gout, Rheumatic and Gravel. The Universal Remedy tor Acidity of the Stomeoh, Hoedeeho, Heartburn, Indigestion, Bafeat and mod Soar Eructation*, BUious Affection*. Efiactive Aperient The only Medicine of the kind awarded a Certificate at the356 words
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Advertisement446 1909-09-30 24 .!>. PILES ECZEMA. A Provkn Gum. The tort a ring irritation of filea {stoking, bleeding or blind), ecsema, and any itching ftkm oomplaint is allayed by the first application of Doan’s Ointment; and even stubborn cases, which have resisted other treat ment for yean, quickly yield to this lieahng ointment.446 words
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Advertisement210 1909-09-30 25 ASK FOR Sohweitzer’s Ibffloafiia Guaranteed an absolutely pure Cocoa. Used in the Royal palaces of England, Germany, Russia, Greece, Denmark, etc., etc. SOLD BTBBYWHBBS. To INVESTORS! Land Properties Inspected and Reported upon, Soils Examined, Estates Visited, Work Supervised, Valuations Made, Estimates Drawn up by E. Mathieu, Vy Agriculturist, Singapore, Author210 words
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