The Straits Budget, 7 October 1909
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1909-10-07 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2695. Singapore, Thursday, October 7,1909. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY Price 25 cents27 words
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Article253 1909-10-07 1 leaders— TaDjong Pagar 12 Laws of the Air 12-13 Shrinking Revenues 13 My Lords Decide 13-14 Opium Revenues 14 Wilful Women 14-16 Local and Gkneral— Children’s Aid Society 1 The Colony’s Budget 2-6 China and Japan 5 Siam’s Railway System... 5 Malacca Notes 6 Municipal Board 7253 words
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628 1909-10-07 1 Tho annual general meeting of the Cliil dren’s Aid Society was held in the Municipal board room, on Tuesday, Sir Arthur Young, K. C. M. G., the president of the society in the chair. There wt re also present, Amongst628 words
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185 1909-10-07 1 (From Out Own Corkkspondbnt.) Penang, October 1. A local Chetty has been charged at the instance of his employer with criminal breaoh cf trust iu respect of about 920,000. The case was postponed until the 7th instant. Bail 910,000. At Penang,185 words
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5386 1909-10-07 2 His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, G. C. M. G., presided, on Friday afternoon, at a meeting of the Legislative Council, at which there were also present: The Colonial Secretary,5,386 words
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1683 1909-10-07 4 Sir Arthur Young, moving the first reading of the Supply bill for 1910. commented upon the estimates. When the Supply bill wap introduced last year, it was contemplated that they should have a balance of $<,031,989, but the balance actually was $2,882 958,1,683 words
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Article64 1909-10-07 5 Messrs. McAlister and Co. inform us that cable advice has been received from London to the effect that the name of the company which acquires the property of the Hagalla Rubber Co., Ltd., is the Allagar Rubber Estates, Ltd., and that the capital i.s in shares of64 words
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72 1909-10-07 5 (From Oi k Own Cokkksponoknt. London, September 30. The Post states that there are renewed reports iu official and diplomatic circles with reference to pending negotiations between China aud Japacw The object of these negotiations, in72 words
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275 1909-10-07 5 Mr. Colman sitting as district judge, on September 29 took the North Bridge Hd. robbery case. A couple of raw Javanese, Hadji Sirat and Dollah HusAein, were walking along North Bridge Hd. at midnight, on the Sept. 17, when three men275 words
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213 1909-10-07 5 \V -I no the construction of the southern lire h- If >v State Railways is now in fn’l io «ays The Siam Ob-crver, and go I progiess is being made although tho h<- ivy rains havo of necessity somewhat lii* f)j><213 words
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947 1909-10-07 6 Charles Davib, au American negro employed as a foreman by Messrs. Tophani, Jones and Kailton, was placed on trial in tlie district court, before Mr. Howard, on September 29 on charges of attempting to extort 95 from a Tamil named947 words
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299 1909-10-07 6 (From Oi t k Own Correspondent.) Malacca, October 3. Though the rest-houses have been overcrowded almost continuously and people who come down to stay over the night have had to canvas the private houses for accommodation. yet, during the last three weeks, the299 words
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383 1909-10-07 6 Since our last issue a further big m the price of rubber has taken pla« share dealings m consequence fiavni. more active than ever, with rates rapkfl! rising in all cases, and sellers holding higher prices. Numerous new flotation?!!! springing into383 words
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37 1909-10-07 6 (From Oor Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, October 1. Four tenders have been received for the Opium Farm, the highest being $1,185,000, or $267,000 below the present rental of $1,452,000.37 words
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41 1909-10-07 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, October lj The Chinese are boycotting the Japanese in the Kinta district. Coolies assaulted Japanese women at Menglembu, hurting one severely. Several arrests have been made.41 words
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1040 1909-10-07 7 The following gentlemen were present at ordinary meeting of the municipal commissioners, on Friday afternoon Messrs, j/ G. Broadrick (president), J. Polglase Secretary), R. Peirce (Engineer), J. Carapiet, Wrn. Macbean, Ong Tek Lim, Dr. Fowlie, \V. Darbisliire, and C. I. Carver.1,040 words
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Article52 1909-10-07 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 1. The Pinang Gazette learns on good authority that the F. M. S. Government has definitely decided to send a team from the Malay States Guides to the next Bisley meeting. They will leave by the P. and Malta on52 words
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Article100 1909-10-07 7 The report of Dr. D. K. McDowell, the registrar of births and deaths, shows that during the week ended September 25, 223 deaths were registered in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 41.78 per thousand of the estimated population. Malarial fever claimed 26 deaths, dysentery 18, bronchitis100 words
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499 1909-10-07 7 Mr. Robert Goodenough, sub-postmaster at Tanjong Pagar, was before the second magistrate, on Friday morning, for preliminary enquiry into allegations of a serious character against his conduct in his official capacity. Court Insp. Ambroso, who prosecuted, asked that the court hear tbe499 words
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Article114 1909-10-07 7 An accident occurred at Jardine s wharf at about 4.30 p.tn., oo Friday, by which a Javanese engine driver named Arti lost bis life. A travelling crane belonging to Messrs. John Aird and Co. was being employed lifting concrete off the wharf for the construction of114 words
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411 1909-10-07 8 M. Deloncle, who is member for CochinChina in the French Parliament, and who passed through Singapore recently, is now at Saigon on a visit to his constituents. He is an enthusiast in Hying, and attended a meeting of411 words
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Article189 1909-10-07 8 Mr. de Mello has given some sound advice to the detective department, says the Straits Kcho. In all cases of fraudulent possession of property, he suggested that the plea of an accused person should be investigated by a D. P. C. other than the one189 words
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255 1909-10-07 8 According to the available statistics, says the Malay Mail, the volume of trade as regards the imports into the State of Selangor has not shewn any sign of improvement during the first halt of the current year. A decrease is255 words
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Article70 1909-10-07 8 (From Ouk Own Cokrkspondknt.) Penang, September 30. The case in which Messrs. Elton Bell and Starr, Jr., and three peons of the department for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals at Penang, were prosecuted, at the instance of Acting I >etective-Sergeant Worton, for assault and obstruction at70 words
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Article116 1909-10-07 8 The Malay Mail hears that it has been decided by the Perak Government to discontinue the Perak Government Agency in Penang as from the beginning of next year. As everybody knows, the Perak Government Agent in Penang is Mr. A. I). Xeubronner, the Consul for Siam in116 words
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Article101 1909-10-07 8 The Singapore Moslem Association has been re organised with a strong body of officials as follows:—President, Syed Omar bin Mohamed Alsagoff; vice-president and hon. treasurer, A. M. S. Angullia; hon. secretary, M. A. Patail; assistant secretary, Sycd Mahmoud auditor, Syed Ahmed Ally; members of committee, Syed Mohd.101 words
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662 1909-10-07 8 Tlie Journal of the Straits branc, Royal Asiatic Society which was issued Vi month contains several articles of tl' terest to students of Malaya. Mr c i P j Klo.ss.F Z S.. writes on tblPrimaicV s?. r w*ir d662 words
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1705 1909-10-07 9 There was a goodly array of the legal profession, and a considerable foregathering of the public in the Supreme court, yesterday afternoon, when Mr. Montagu Harris was required to appear in auswer to a summons to show cause1,705 words
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62 1909-10-07 9 (From Our Own Corkkspondknt.) Hongkong, September 29. W. Hutler Wright, accountant, employed on the Chinese section of the Canton-Kowloon Riilway, has been tried at Canton on a charge of embezzlement. After a hearing lasting for two days ho waa committed for trial. The62 words
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Article188 1909-10-07 9 An impressivo military funeral was accorded to the late Mr. J. H. Nadin. The cortege left the General Hospital soon after six o’clock and reached the cemetery at Ridadari at 7.30, being met at the entrance by a firing party of his comrades from the local188 words
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302 1909-10-07 10 Mr. A. W. Roslington, of the Belsize Motorcar Co. in at present in Singapore, having arrived by the last English mail. Whilst here, he lias taken the opportunity of overhauling the Belsize cars owned by Messrs Fort, Somerville and Steve ns. It302 words
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154 1909-10-07 10 Major Reginald de H. Barton, Middlesex Regiment, second in command of the 3rd Battalion, Singapore, has been placed on the retired pay of his rank. He was one of the three old 77th officers serving regimentally, the others154 words
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Article144 1909-10-07 10 The Chinese people generally observed the 16th day of the Bth Chinese moon (Puek-guek-tong-chew) of each year as an annual event of merry-making and offerings are made to the Goddess Moon. The members of the Twilight Club, Thian Yang Kok, late the Twilight Football Association, of Kampong144 words
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263 1909-10-07 10 The cholera trouble at Batavia has resulted in rioting and murder. Rumours had spread that the Government wanted people to die of cholera to get their heads to ensure the success of certain public works. Stories also spread that persons263 words
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192 1909-10-07 10 The orders of the day for the meeting of the Legislative Council, on Friday show that Sir Arthur Young will move: That this Council adopts the draft of the Proclamation laid on the table this day bringing into operation in Town Sub192 words
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Article48 1909-10-07 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, October 2. No less than sixty-four entries have been made for the Ladies Bisley at Taiping, thus beating all records. They are distributed as follows: Selangor 18, Taiping 16, Penang 10, Ipoh 7, Seremban 7 and Teluk Anson 6.48 words
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343 1909-10-07 10 The annual inspection bv fnl v i R. G. A., of the Singapore Volunteer Artnr )n took place, at Fort IW Panjang on SunH y ujen od parade The officer, preacot w er f Major Derrick (in command), Surwnn343 words
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247 1909-10-07 10 A Maldivian vessel has boon wrecked near the Hickaduwa coast, and on September 21, H. M. S. Flora brought the dis tressed seamen to Galle harbour and landed them. The unfortunate vessel was namod the Oraadu Kewago Ardene247 words
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1116 1909-10-07 11 The entries for the Singapore autumn race meeting, which is held on the 12th, 14th and 16th inst., closed at noon on Saturday. Details are as follows: FIRST DAY. Tuesday October 12. 1 THE MAIDEN PLATE.—Value $600. A Race for Maiden Horses.1,116 words
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Article158 1909-10-07 11 The case against Moer Abdullah, Pafchan detective coostablo 103, charged with gambling in public and assaulting a Malay constable, was proceeded with in the second magistrate’s court, on Thursday. Acting inspector Nieol prosecuted and Mr. Carver defended accused. The details of the case were published a few158 words
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Article38 1909-10-07 12 Watt. —On October 8. at Bible House, Singapore, the wife of J. M. Watt, of a daughter. McLkod Ckaik. Oo Sunday, October 8, at the Maternity •Hospital, Singapore, the wife of D. Me Leod Craikfof a daughter.38 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1128 1909-10-07 12 —Straits Times, September 30. It is satisfactory to observe that there is at least one business in Singapore which shows in its records the evidence of most excellent management. There is nothing gaseous in the report of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board, signed by the Chairman, Mr. J.—Straits Times, September 30. - 1,128 words
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Article1068 1909-10-07 12 -Straits Times, October 1. Recently some Gorman military bailout, were accidentally carried across the lt„Hsi« frontier. The guards turned out, the Germans said that they were fired at and when they got homo three bullet marks found on their balloon. According to the Russians the only-Straits Times, October 1. - 1,068 words
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Article1237 1909-10-07 13 —Straits Times, Gctober 2. A perusal of the speech made yesterday oy His Excellency the Governor, and the forecast he gave of the finances for 1910 impress on us the extent to which anxiety as to the immediate future exists in official circles. The report issued recently by—Straits Times, Gctober 2. - 1,237 words
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Article1131 1909-10-07 13 deserves a little more elucidation. —Straits Times, October 4. We are afraid that an ordinary summary of the letters from Lord Crewe, and the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury, on the Straits Currency Ordinance would not prove very informing to the majority of our readers. Theydeserves a little more elucidation.—Straits Times, October 4. - 1,131 words
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Article995 1909-10-07 14 may do, as lar as possible, minimis Straits Times, October 5. uia ”8e<l.- It was rather in the nature of a courtesy to the unofficial members than a necessary correction of procedure, to change the form of the resolution at the last meeting of the Legislative Council earmarkingmay do, as lar as possible, minimis Straits Times, October 5. uia”8e<l.- - 995 words
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Article1152 1909-10-07 14 gettes with force pumps full of skilly!— htraits Times, October 5. Whether .Mr. Herbert Gladstone is shaking in his shoes as much as certain Radical journalists appear to be shaking with indignation, we know not. But it would appear that a writ has been issued against the goodgettes with force pumps full of skilly!— htraits Times, October 5. - 1,152 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement90 1909-10-07 12 The postfree price of the Straits Times is $18 a year The pent free price of the Straits budget is $M a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits budget90 words
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Obituary81 1909-10-07 12 DEATHS. Nadin. —At the Qenera) Hospital, Singapore, on September 30, at 10 30 a.m., from enteric fever, J. H. Nadin, of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, aged 24. Tong. —At her residence, Teluk Ayer Street, Singapore, on October 4, Tong Kwai Neo, mother of Mr. Koh Sek Tian, chief shroff of the Electric81 words
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Article1140 1909-10-07 15 In the district court before Mr. Howard, on Friday morning, the defence was begun in the case in which Mr. C. A. Teal, a foreman and diver of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board, was charged with obtaining illegal gratifications from men employed under him. Mr. harrerBaynes addressed the1,140 words
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Article492 1909-10-07 16 His Highness Ranjitsinghji JamRabeb of Nawanagar is sending Hr. 1,200 to the Curzon-Wyllie Fuad. Mr. aud Mrs. H. B. Leicester will celebrate their silver wedding at Gaylang House on Saturday, October 10, at 7 p.ui. Mr. Victor Trurapcr, the Australian cricketer, is a passenger by the Macedonia492 words
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106 1909-10-07 16 (From Our Own Corkkspondknt.) London, October 6. A Washington telegram states that Mr. Crane, the new Minister of the United States to China, has been recalled from San Francisco, whence he had gone en route106 words
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86 1909-10-07 16 H. M. S. Sealark is cot going home, on the arrival of her new officers and now that her survey of the Ceylon Coast is completed. She proceeds from Colombo about the 17th inst. to Penang and Singapore,86 words
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Article156 1909-10-07 16 Sergt. W. O. Hildrcd and Corpl. J. G. Campbell of the Singapore Volunteer Artillery have been promoted to the rank of second lieutenant in that corps. These promotions are very popular and are the results of good hard work combined with zeal and efficiency. Lieut. Hildred156 words
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233 1909-10-07 16 The existence of a citv In pi beautiful than the prettiest parts of n mot w.t as well kept streets a« P ha with a system of general upkeep better that of Pans, was revealed recently k n Ernest de Witt233 words
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91 1909-10-07 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, October 2. The following official appointments are gazetted:— Mr. J. R. O. Ald worth, commissioner of trade and customs, relieves Mr. W. P. Hume as auditor-general, F. M. S. Mr. Peel succeeds Mr. McArthur91 words
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Article151 1909-10-07 16 Two Bengali butchers employed at the Jalan Besar abattoir, namtd Sibili and Mohamed, respectively, prosecuted a fellowcountryman named Sundai in the district court, on Tuesday, on a charge of criminal intimidation. Mr. J. G. Campbell appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Cooper for the defence. Complainants both said151 words
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Article64 1909-10-07 16 Numerous police changes are reported Insp. Rcdrup goes from Orchard KoaU station to the central station as secont inspector. Acting losp. Hunter goes to Orchard Rd. Sergt. Dickson goes from the detective station to the central station an Acting Insp. Bourne returns to the detective station from Sepoy64 words
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Page 16 Advertisements
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Advertisement135 1909-10-07 16 Sale of Properties. The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Powell and Co.’s sale-room, on Tuesdday:—Shop-house 108, South Bridge Rd., area 1,765 square feet, lease 999 years, quit rent $1, monthly rent $60. bought by Shaik Mohamed bin Omar Bagihisliir for $12,700; shop-house 41, Jeddah St., area135 words
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Article15 1909-10-07 17 l'| Straits Times is not responsible for the til m „„is of its correspondents.]15 words
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Article204 1909-10-07 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I am, this morning, asked by prospectus to financially support a company called the Malay States Planting and Investlijent Company Ltd., a prospectus of which I enclose. The capital of the company is not very large and the directorate is good204 words
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Article769 1909-10-07 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.—In former days, with less qualifications, less income and less expense, the municipal government of Singapore was less obnoxious, less burdensome, and just as useful or useless as it is now with a mighty array of qualified and unqualified men on769 words
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Article491 1909-10-07 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.—As a resident of some quarter of a century, who thinks Singapore is on tho whole the healthiest place in the tropics for Europeans, and who wishes to live here for years to come yet. I am iu rather :i serious491 words
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509 1909-10-07 17 An extraordinary general meeting of shareholders of Rahman Hydraulic Tin, Limited, will be held in Renang on the Mtb inst., says the Malay Mail, for the purpose of deciding whether or not to grant an option of purchase on509 words
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669 1909-10-07 18 Mr. Tan Keong Saik, one of our best known and most public-spirited Straits born Chinese citizens,died on Sept. 29 at his house in Middle Hoad, whence be had been brought in a serious condition a few days before669 words
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241 1909-10-07 18 Consul-General Sir William Ward reports as follows with regard to German trade with the Straits Settlements during 1908: A commercial crisis occurred in the Straits Settlements at the beginning of 1908. The continued decline in the prices of the principal241 words
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360 1909-10-07 18 A Tamil named Muttiah committed desecration with a vengeance at the Tank Road Chetty Temple, at an early hour, on Monday morning, when he made off with a massive gold bird and a gold necklace made of360 words
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404 1909-10-07 18 The Malay Mail publishes a description of the new railway station boildines to erected, at Kuala Lumpur, in the Moorish style of architecture which lias become a feature m the Federal capital. The new station buildings, with platform,404 words
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Article215 1909-10-07 18 There has been the usual list of week-end events reported to the police. A Chinaman has been arrested on a charge of attempting to rob a fellow-countryman in Upper Circular Kd. Another arrest has been made where the attempt was successful, the amount stolen being $5 and215 words
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Article771 1909-10-07 19 (Fkom Oub Own Cobkkspondknt.) Penang, October 1. The following rubber crops for the month „f September are reported: The Penang Sugar Estates Co:—Caledonia ,.„tate, 15,7CO; Tali Ayer estate, 10,300 Sei&ba estate, 3,000, Total, 29,000 lbs. The Straits Sugar CoKuhana estate, s600 Nova Scotia estate, 1,800; Gedong771 words
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176 1909-10-07 19 A well attended meeting of the members of the Ball Committee was held yesterday evening at the Singapore cricket club pavilion, under the chairmanship of Sir Arthur \ouDg, president of the society. After considerable discussion on matters relative to the forthcoming176 words
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Article121 1909-10-07 19 The Singapore Amateur Dramatic Society has been busily rehearsing an adaptation of Stanley Weyman’s novel Under the Red Robe for some time past, and the first performance has been fixed for Saturday, October 16, with subsequent performances on October 19, 21, and 23. The undertaking is121 words
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Article107 1909-10-07 19 Tlio Imperial Service Guild is publishing in its Gazette correspondence which, the secretary suggests, goes far to explain why parents who know the facts do not give their boys over to the prospects of an officer’s life in certain branches of the Merchant Service. Mate describes the107 words
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505 1909-10-07 19 The Bata Kawan Rubber and Cooonat Plantations, Ltd., whose prospectus was i published on Septomber 6, has been promoted by a rather complicated process, says The financial Times. The Penang Syndicate sellH to the Rubber Estate Agency for £31,500 aud tin* Rubber505 words
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Article138 1909-10-07 19 Estate managers and assistants in Deli, in addition to other dangers, now run thp risk of being bewitched by their cooli</J It appears that, on the Silinda estate, t>o Java neso coolies used to shirk work. This the manager met by putting them on piece work at a138 words
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Article1606 1909-10-07 20 London, September 29. The House of Lords bas given a second reading to the Irish Land Bill. Lord Dunraven moved rejection of the measure, but Lord Landsdowne supported the second reading, though foreshadowing drastic amendments. The cruiser Minotaur is under orders to relieve the King Alfred on the1,606 words
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Article589 1909-10-07 20 Berlin, September 29. The conference of international delegates on the laws of navigation and sea rig i s ia been opened at Brussels. The Russian dirigible balloon, prepared to use of the army, has made successful trial Shaking at farm, General Scheffkot remarked that iu Turkey, hitherto, the589 words
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328 1909-10-07 21 A H< kicn named Lee Seng was fined $5OO by the third magistrate, on Tuesday, for possession of forty tahils of illicit chandu. valued at 9120. in Clyde Terrace. In default of payment he will serve five months at hard labour. The328 words
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258 1909-10-07 21 Some eighty years ago. when Sir Stamford Raffles was founding the Colony of Singapore, he would have been hard put to it for the construction of his road and buildings had he not found at his hand tin* labour of258 words
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275 1909-10-07 21 A special article on Bombay Harbour appear# in The Times of India in which it points out that the magnificent expanse of water is a delusion, as in the South West monsoon deep draughted ships fi id few places to275 words
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193 1909-10-07 21 A communication from Horhcrtshoche dated August 10. says :—Nows lias come to hand by the steamer Langloog, which has just returned from tfie south coast of New Britain, that a horrible outrage has been committed on tho Last Coast,193 words
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Article164 1909-10-07 21 The unknown regions of Dutch New Guine a will shortly be traversed by two fresh oxploring parties from Java. One party wII have work cut out for it in marking off toe boundary lint; dividing German New Guiu a from*the Dutch section of the islaud,164 words
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Sporting Intelligence. NOTES IN GENERAL.
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Article251 1909-10-07 22 The Interport Match. Daring practice for the interport match on Tuesday, at Balc*ticr range, the follow ing scores in tho nineties were made:— Cbitar 99 Kowlie 08 Elliot 05 Walker 93 Long 91 Dalfttan 01 Wakeford* 00 The following table shows scores of 9o or over recorded since251 words
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Article608 1909-10-07 22 A Suggestion from Bangkok. What cricket in the East wants just now is something to induce the best men to settle down to solid practice, says The Siam Observer. The top-notchers amongst the players are liable to say bother practice, they cannot leave me out when the club has608 words
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Article659 1909-10-07 22 Singapore Shield Competition. The S. It. C. and Middlesex III met in a shield football match on the Esplanade, on Friday, and the game was witnessed by a large crowd of spectators. The military proved the better team, particularly on the defensive, and were more than a match659 words
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Article171 1909-10-07 22 Singapore Golf Club. The October monthly medal was played on Saturday and Sunday, and resulted in a tie between Dr. Fowlie aDd Mr. 1). Y. Perkins, who each returned with scores of *0. Following cards were returned:— Dr. Fowlie 41 39 scr. so D. Y. Perkins 44 52—16 HU171 words
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Article57 1909-10-07 22 Singapore Polo Club. The final match for the four caps presented to the Sing ipore Polo Club for competition, by Mr. W. D. Barnes, will be played on Friday next at the racecourse, at five o clock. Tin* teams are: Mr. Large Mr. Thomas Major Davis Pickering Mr Wack57 words
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Article37 1909-10-07 22 Tanglin Club Match. The following scores were made at the Tanglin club in tbe September competition H.C. Sells 629 160 .69 H. Freeman 757 scr. <•»' W. W. Macmillan 516*200 .1 \V. H. Threlfall ,9h 00 s37 words
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Shipping in Port.
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Article589 1909-10-07 23 September 29 r<jn Kolie, Dut str, Roos, P. 8oeBoe, Afiatic Petroleum Bind'i Maru, Jap Btr, Miyasaki, Miike, M. B. etr, Belsito. Bombay, Behn Meyer A Co Van dtr Lyn Dut etr, Milder, P. Sambse, Fbips Agency Yander Para, J>ut str, Kroef, Beogkalia, Ships Agency l-.,ok Sa r g, Brit589 words
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Article422 1909-10-07 23 September 30 Borneo, Brit B*r, Antwerp via porta Bloemfontein, Brit str. Japan via pirts Van Hoorn, Dut str Billiton and Batavia Guthrie, Brit str, Batavia and Sydney via ports Laurent Pit, Dut str, Inoragiri Janet Sieoll, Brit str, P Swettenham via ports Hong Moh, Brit str, Penang Thongwa, Brit422 words
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Article254 1909-10-07 23 Sinoaporb, October 6, 1009. PRODUCE. Gambler ***** do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 15 50 Copro Bali 8 55 do Pontianak 7 70 Pepper, Black H 75 do White 5% buyers 28 75 Sago Floor Sarawak |f 860 do Brunei No. 1 n mm. Pearl Sago 4 00254 words
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180 1909-10-07 23 Per P. and O. steamer Macedonia, due Oct. 8. —Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cranney, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kerr, Mrs. W. H. Williams, Rev. W. O. Horley, Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Miller, Mr. F. M. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Keating180 words
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Stocks and Shares.
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Article391 1909-10-07 24 of Number u l ci,« rfo 1 f( rms Copital Sabacribed of t Xlnißsued Company Quota. lion Shares Ji >°P to UpißBoed TIONB Lm D^n>nn. 1903 1300,000 300,000 30,00 > 10 10 Belat Tin Mining Co Ltd. 600 1q 1907 9300,000 3*0,w00 91,000 1U 10 7,d00 ttruaug Ld. 575391 words
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Article624 1909-10-07 24 1000 4150,000 137.062/10/ 46,500 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malay Robber Co., Ltd. (fully paid) 6/6 for ’08 1006 0200,000 151, 2j0 15.12) iu 4,883 liaigowuie Kubber Estate Lid. 72 50 fnV {10(0)11 A 08 4 75) 1 5/- 6 2£0 Batu Caves Rubber Co. Ltd. I'.r.t ..5.15.0 10% for »08 1906624 words
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Article225 1909-10-07 24 1908 I 9250,000 202,500 2,025 ICO 00 475 Brunei Oil Royalty Ltd. 80.00 1907 *1.600.000 1.065.160 Co.. Ltd. 18.00 10% for ’08 1898 1226,000 226,000 MVU >c 60 Fraser o* Neare, utd. 146 50 15% for'08 ion* Minnnnn t *nn non 18,000 tOC Howartb Erskme, Ltd. 80 0J 2j%225 words
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Advertisement85 1909-10-07 25 DINN'ETORD’S The Physician’* Caro for Goat, Rheamatic Goat and Gravel. Safest and moat Effective Apariant for Bafalar Urn. iNESlAi M AGNESI A I mn MOTION CO. To Planters! Jewellery, Opticians. r PAIRS promptly bxscutel Two Useful Books. r v :> -T-\ TAP OCA A8 A CATCH CROP FOR RUBBER SUMATRA85 words
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Advertisement414 1909-10-07 25 RUBBfR ESTATE WANTfft Wanted, Robber Estate for conversion into a Limited concern must be a soood property. Send repot te by Expert, age of tsjanii Aapa planted and nnplanted, Copy Lease, map and plana, and lowest price cash and shares. Option must be given us by Owner for revfn months414 words
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Advertisement229 1909-10-07 26 ASK FOR Schweitzer's OuaranUsd an abtolately pure Cocoa. Used in the Royal palaces of England, Germany, Russia, Greece, Denmark, etc., etc. SOLD BVBRTWHBRI To INVESTORS! Land Properties Inspected and Reported npon, Soils Examined, Estates Visited, Work Supervised, Valuations Made, Estimates Draws op by E. Mathieu, s ,<• ’C**/ m r229 words
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