The Straits Budget, 14 October 1909
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Title Section26 1909-10-14 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2696. Singapore, Thursday, October 14,1909. ESTABLISHED OVER HALE CENTUAV Price 25 cents26 words
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Article255 1909-10-14 1 leaders— Rubber Mysteries 12 Souod Money 12-13 Dramatic Hut Sensible 18 Mr. Baxendale’s Backer... 13-14 Gutter Politics 14 The Newest Diplomacy 14-15 Local and Gknrral Muhammadan Marriages 1 Boycott in Penang 1 The Bible Society 1 Legislative Council 2-4 Government Appointments 4 Hongkong’s Budget 5 Security of255 words
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267 1909-10-14 1 An ordinance to amend the Muhammadan Marriage Ordinance 1908 is about to be introduced into the Legislative Council. In the objects and reasons, Mr. Rowland Allen, the acting attorney general, explains that when the principal ordinance was passed it was not thought267 words
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99 1909-10-14 1 (From Our Own Cohrksrondknt.) Penang, October 8. Tho Anti-Japanese movement assumed .serious proportions yesterday evening. The Cantonese shopkeepers covered the walls in Carnarvon St. and in the Hopewalk with articles of .Japanese manufacture. All of them were securely nailed. Inflammatory placards were99 words
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435 1909-10-14 1 The local work of the British and Foreign Bible Society, carried on from the Bible House, in Armenian St, Singapore, which is the headquarters of the Society’s operations in the Philippines, the F. M. S., Joliore, the Straits Settlements,435 words
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1106 1909-10-14 2 A meeting of tfie Legislative Council was i held on Friday His Excellency tlio Governor, Sir dohn Anderson, G. C. M. G., presiding. There were also present:—The Colonial Secretary, Sir Arthur Young, K.1,106 words
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3405 1909-10-14 2 Council went into committee on the Municipal bill. Further discussion took place on section 128, relating to the repair of private streets, and Mr. Allen submitted an entirely new clause proposing that the municipal commissioners should have power to call3,405 words
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213 1909-10-14 4 There was a' fire at a wedding celebration in Campbell Lane in July last, and one man wan burned to death and others were very badly injured. At the coroner's inquest, which followed, Liew Ah Nian, the coolie who was sent by the cycle-shop keeper213 words
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929 1909-10-14 4 At the meeting of the Bankruptcy Court on 1st inst., Lee Soon Keng, a fishmonger, of Chop Yong lieng, was called upon to show cause why he should not be committed to prison. He was allowed an adjournment until yesterday929 words
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Article235 1909-10-14 4 The current Government Gazette announ ces that His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to make the following appointments:—Mr. M. Thunder, acting assistant to Attorney-General, to act temporarily as assistant superintendent of Indian Immigrants, Singapore, in addition to his other duties; Mr..). Trump, director of public works, F.235 words
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Article99 1909-10-14 4 The report of Dr. D. K. McDowell, the registrar of births and deaths, shows that during the week ended September 25, 235 deaths were registered in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 44.02 per thousand of the estimated population. Malarial fever claimed 38 deaths, dysentery 17, bronchitis99 words
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639 1909-10-14 5 Peacock, of the Chinese Protectorate, wa questioned, on Thursday at the Police several of twelve Chinese accused of S lumbers of the Bain St. branch of the Triad Society. One of them explained to hi. worship that he was a Christian,639 words
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144 1909-10-14 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, October H. His Excellency the Governor, in the course of his Budget statement in the Legislative Council, yesterday afternoon, said that a deficit of eight lakhs of dollars in the estimated revenue for 1910144 words
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193 1909-10-14 5 The minus office has issued the advance statement of the weight of block tin and tin ore exported during the first nine months of 1909, and of the duty collected thereon, ns compared with the corresponding period of193 words
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Article169 1909-10-14 5 One of the latest ventures emanating from Shanghai is devoted to the shipping community on the China coast, and the first number, issued on September 24. should bo of considerable interest to them. Ihe Leading Light and China Coast Shipping Gazette is well edited and is bright169 words
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252 1909-10-14 5 A Pacific Fleet to be created with units in the East Indian, Australian and China Seas will serve first, says the L. and C. Express, as a mainstay while the Colonial vessels are building, and also a kind of252 words
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269 1909-10-14 5 Lai Singh, a private of tho 99th Deccan Infantry, went to a Chinaman’s shop at 78 Beach lid., to buy 910 worth of sugar for the regiment, on the early morning of < October 3. He had 913 in269 words
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Article82 1909-10-14 5 There was a full congregation at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, on Thursday when the selections from the oratorio’s Elijah and The Messiah were repeated. His Excellency the Governor was again present. Tho performance was even better than that on Wednesday night, the chorus especially showing a marked82 words
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401 1909-10-14 6 At the meeting of the Legislative Council, on the 1st mst., there was laid on the table a despatch from the Secretary of State for the Colonies touching the Currency Note Amendment Ordinance, 1908. In view of the general interest401 words
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Article1114 1909-10-14 6 Mr. G. H. Murray to the Under Secretary of State for the Colonies. treasury Chambers, July 28, 1909. Sir. —The Lords Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury have had before them Mr. Just’s letter of tho 6tli April last (187/ 1908 09) with the accompanying copy of a despatch from1,114 words
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1597 1909-10-14 6 There was laid ou the table at the last meeting of the Legislative Council a paper containing correspondence which was sent to the Colonial Office along with the Currency Note Ordinance Amendment Ordinance in December 190H. The1,597 words
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Article126 1909-10-14 7 The troopship Somlau bft Southampton on tho afternoon of September 15, for Malta, where, after disembarking the Ist Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, she will take on the Ist Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers for Tientsin, North China. The latter will leave Malta on September 23 and the126 words
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332 1909-10-14 7 r W* M Lath. Manager of the Helat Tin Mining Co., reports as follows 1 beg to submit to you my report of the woik done on your mines during the mouth of September. Block 11 Sungei (iambang.332 words
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190 1909-10-14 7 Mr. W. M. Bath, manager of tlie Kuantau Tin Mining Co., Ltd., reports to the directors as follows: I beg to submit to you my report of the work done on your miue during the month of September.190 words
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284 1909-10-14 8 Telegraphic advices state that the rubber auction held on Tuesday went well, although prices were a shade lower than those ruling at the previous one, and this was at once reflected in the share market, with the result that there is284 words
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261 1909-10-14 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur, October 6. The death is announced in Scotland Mr. John (Hansford, a well-known planter and -pcrtsman of Selangor. Referring to the death of Mr. John Glassford, in Scotland, the Malay Mail says the deceased261 words
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283 1909-10-14 8 Following close upon the death of Mr. Tan Keong Saik, it is now necessary to announce the decease of another prominent member of the Straits-born Chinese community, Mr. Yeo Swee Hoe, who after ailing for several months, succumbed283 words
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220 1909-10-14 8 There if a strong probability that the King of Siam will lend his gracious presence to Manila during the next carnival season, and if he comes it will be in state, accompanied by his royal suite, says tho Manila Timeß. I)r.220 words
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Article84 1909-10-14 8 It is said that the lawless Moros of the Philippine Islands poison their kris by thrusting the blades through the pineapple fruit and allowing the juice to dry on the steel. A prick or slash from a weapon so treated produces gangrene which is usually fatal,84 words
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394 1909-10-14 8 The adaptation of Stanley Wovman'« „„„,i Under the Ked Kobe will be produced under the auspices of the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Committee in the Victoria theatre on Saturday neat and on the following Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday \\2 believe that394 words
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Article134 1909-10-14 8 An official report on proposed railways in mid-Sumatra has been published at Batavia. It embodies the results of recent explorations and reconnaissances in that, little known country. The territory is rich in gold and other mineral products, and the resources of the land are enormous, but roads are134 words
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393 1909-10-14 9 The general condition of the rubber fields t Tremelbye (Selangor) Rubber Co.’s U parties is reported to be very satisfactory. 1 it is the intention of the directors to aD nd the cultivation from time to time till area of 1,600393 words
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228 1909-10-14 9 H. M. S. Flora left Labuan for Brunei on the morning of the 4th inst., having on board Mr. Stoney, acting Resident, and Mr. Roberts, superintendent of works. She anchored in Brunei Bay off Ujong Sapu and acting resident, Capt. Nicholas. R.228 words
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237 1909-10-14 9 Practically the whole of the Singapore Volunteer Infantry, and the Cadets, fell in early Sunday morning, at the S. V. I. drill hall, Bras Basah Road, for their annual inspection. The Volunteers went by rail to Pasir Panjang and237 words
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Article203 1909-10-14 9 (From Our Own Cokrkspondknt.) Labuan, October 7. A sad accident occurred at Coal Point on the 3rd inst. A Chinese lad in boarding the passenger van as the tram was moving missed his footing and fell, with the result that the wheels passed over his thigh and crushed203 words
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Article181 1909-10-14 9 A few days ago, in broad day light, two Chinese went up to a fellow-countryman in South Bridge Road, assaulted him, and relieved him of a baju in the pocket of which were 80 cents. But the law was close at hand in the person of181 words
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171 1909-10-14 9 Mr. Houglas, the solicitor acting for Mr. Butler W right, applied to the Shanghai Supreme Court on the Ith inst to change the venue of trial to Shanghai. He filed an affidavit by the accused in which he said171 words
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Article231 1909-10-14 9 A correspondent writes that several young Labuan-bcrn Chinese have formed them selves into an association or club for social purposes, combined with mutual assistance in marriage and funeral cen-monies amongst its members. The club is called the Labuan Kim Lan Tong Association and is under231 words
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Article123 1909-10-14 9 A revenue officer named Cha saw two Chinese place the body of a child under a tree in Beach ltd., on Thursday, and arrested them. They were before the second magistrate, on Saturday, on a charge of depositing a corpse in a public place. One of the123 words
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Article52 1909-10-14 9 Kollowing is the result of crushing opera tion« at Haub for the four weeks ending '.*th inst: Bukifc Kornan; stone crushed 8107 tons gold obtained, 050 ounces; average per ton 124 dwt; —Bukit Malacca; stone cru shed, 1S40 tons; gold obtained. 120 ounces average per ton.52 words
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1284 1909-10-14 10 Tl io following Mining and Milling Report for tlio four weeks ending Sept. 11, 1909.— The Mine Sheet shows development 268$ ft., (main drives 168ft, cross-cuts 80ft and sinking 20$ft.) prospecting drives 97ft1,284 words
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307 1909-10-14 10 On Monday, in the Supremo Court Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith delivered’ a lengthy written judgment in the case of Seet Tiang Chuan, a Malacca towkav against Rubber Concessions Ltd., a London syndicate. The plaintiff claimed return of title deeds of307 words
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186 1909-10-14 10 Correspondence has appeared in the China Mail relating to the use of searchlights at Hongkong, one writer declaring that in the Colony they do not consider how much the Mercantile Marine have done to benefit and build up the place. We186 words
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Article118 1909-10-14 10 Sometime ago, as we noted at the time the Chinese rice exporters at Haiphong in Tonkin, chartered steamers on their own account to wage a rate war against European-owned steamers on the Hongkong run, and boycotted them. The boycotted firms made common cause and resolved to tight to118 words
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756 1909-10-14 11 On the 6th inst., a large congregation, which ncluded His Excellency the Governor, was Present in St. Andrew’s Cathedral to hear a D( r ing of portions of Mendelssohn’s Elijah and Handel’s The Messiah. The proceedings re devotional in character, but this756 words
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447 1909-10-14 11 Mr. R. W. Giblin’s annual general report on the operations of the Royal Survey Department, of Siam is dated May 25, 1908. and the period reported on is from October 1, 1906 to September 80, 1907. Despite the lateness447 words
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519 1909-10-14 11 A Government Gazette extraordinary was issued on the 16th inst., containing the text of several new bills about to be introduced into the Legislative Council, tho most important of which is the ordinance to give the Government the exclusive right to import519 words
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103 1909-10-14 11 In the beginning of September it was announced that the Directors of the P .and O. Co. had decided to modify the system of meals in the second saloon by substitriting mid day luncheon and late dinner for mid-day dinner and high tea at103 words
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Article20 1909-10-14 12 Edmbtt. —On Monday, October 11, at the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, the wife of Thos. Ed. Edmett, of a non.20 words
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Article1182 1909-10-14 12 that his duty would not be scamped.—Straits Times, October 7. In our meandenngs through many rubber company prospectuses we have often paused to speculate upon the method, if any* which the gentlemen adopt whose valuations are set forth with as much confidence as if their authors were endowed— — that his duty would not be scamped.—Straits Times, October 7. - 1,182 words
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Article1123 1909-10-14 12 JEM WO U* o ,—Straits Times, October 8. Our comments the other day on the observations of tho Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury with reference to the Currency Note Ordinance amendment seem to have had the effect of arousing some interest in a highly technical matter. AtJEM WO U* —o ,—Straits Times, October 8. - 1,123 words
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Article1278 1909-10-14 13 which they Raw tit to champion. Straits Times, October 9. A thing that was most unusual happened at the meeting of the Legislative Council yesterday. When the Hon. Mr. Ellis had made a long speech on behalf of the owners of insanitary property, and had moved certainwhich they Raw tit to champion.—Straits Times, October 9. - 1,278 words
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Article1084 1909-10-14 13 -Straits Times, < >ctober 11. We are glad to see that Mr. Baxendale has found someone as ready to rush into print as he is himself. He seemed to stand in sore need of a backer, and if he had found one who had the courage to-Straits Times, < >ctober 11. - 1,084 words
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Article1186 1909-10-14 14 r U -Straits Times, October 12. When a Parliamentary session is abnormally prolonged it almost invariably ends in a flow of rather vulgar personalities. The British House of Commons has been sitting almost continuously since the 16tli of February, and as a consequence the nerves of its membersr — – – — U -Straits Times, October 12. - 1,186 words
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Article1419 1909-10-14 14 -Straits Times, October 11. to settle all difficulties. —Straits Times, October 13. And so it has been decided that Mr. Crane shall not go to Peking. He was called back to Washington not to be entrusted with closer confidences, but to be taken to task because he-Straits Times, October 11.; to settle all difficulties.—Straits Times, October 13. - 1,419 words
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Advertisement91 1909-10-14 12 Tb« pontfree price of the Straits Times is $»8 a year The post free price of the Straits Budget is $l4 a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits Budget91 words
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Obituary49 1909-10-14 12 DEATHS. Yko. —At his residence, No. 2, Short Street. Singapore, Yeo 8wee Hee, aged 47 years. Funeral on Saturday, October 16, at 10.30 a.m. Skth. On October 8, at Elmside,” No. 6, Upper Wilkie lioad, Singapore, Annie Angeline, second surviving daughter of the late Philip Joseph and Emily Seth.49 words
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Article376 1909-10-14 15 Mr. H. Laidlaw,*M. P., is expected at Kuala Luiupur in November. Dr. and Mrs. Travers are coming on a visit to Singapore from Kuala Lumpur. Mr. C. Muttiah, formerly a teacher in the St. Joseph’s Institution, is now a teacher in the city schools of Manila. Rev.376 words
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Article552 1909-10-14 15 H. M. S. So&lark will survey the coast between Penang and Siam, commencing work towards the middle of this month. H. M. S. Water witch is expected to arrive at Port Swettenham about the 16th or 17th inst. and will make about a week’s stay at the port.552 words
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1580 1909-10-14 16 The greatest of many improvements which the Singapore municipality has within recent times undertaken to place its fire department upon an efficient basis is to all intents and purposes completed—we refer to the new central fire station which has1,580 words
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167 1909-10-14 16 The London correspondent of the Briraing. ham Daily Post states that the problem of cold storage on the India and China routes is receiving serious attention in shipping circles. According to his statement, the problem will probably be tackled167 words
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245 1909-10-14 16 The Australian Parliament has a decided objection to the use of the word Emperor on the new Australian silver coinage, which is to be issued at the end of the present year. When the Deakin Government gave instructions to the Imperial245 words
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487 1909-10-14 17 .From Odr Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, October 8. The Ladies’ Bisley opened at Taiping, this rning, and was most successful. Following are the results of the eight events 1 100 yards. For those who have made 81 r over once or more487 words
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Article65 1909-10-14 17 The President of the Chinese Board of lndustry and Commerce has granted the petition of the Chinese merchants in the Straits praying that more consulates be established there; that the nationalisation »aw be enforced; that lecture halls be opened for the purpose of explaining to the65 words
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Article103 1909-10-14 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, October 18. Crane, recalled the other day from Francisco, while on his way to China as Minister of the United States, has resigned at the request of the State Department. The103 words
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Article243 1909-10-14 17 Our Pekin correspondent wires to the effect that boycott of the Japanese goods by the gentry and common people of the three Eastern Manchurian Provinces is very serious. The Japanese Consul has forcibly interfered. H. E. Hsi Liang, the Governor-General of Manchuria, is at a loss243 words
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53 1909-10-14 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, October 12. The Japanese boycott by Chinese has spread here. Chinese lecturers have been appointed aud are explaining the true facts of the case. The situation is quiet and the towkays are co-operating in53 words
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Article75 1909-10-14 17 A report by the American Minister at Hang kok to Washington upon the Anglo-Siamese treaty expresses the conviction that it will conduce to the opening up and development of the Siamese Peninsula. The new railway which will be begun immediatly will bring the entire paninsula into easier75 words
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Article508 1909-10-14 17 (From Our Own Corrmspondsnt.) Kuala Lumpur, October 6. The September crop of Seremban Estate is 18,3551 b. According to a London wire the average price of plantation rubber is 9s o}d. The tin exports from the three western states for the nine months ended September 80 are508 words
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2159 1909-10-14 18 The Singapore race meeting commenced on Tuesday, in a way that forebode trouble to fanciers of favourites and rejoicing on the part of those who went on an outside chance. In the first two races the unexpected2,159 words
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88 1909-10-14 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 8. At the Penang Assizes, before Mr. Justice Thornton, the trial has been concluded of Lim Keug Sian and Lim Kim Seong, who were charged, the first accused with murder and the second with abetment88 words
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161 1909-10-14 19 When the steamer Phra Nang, under the command of Capt. von Mangelsdorff. arrived at Hongkong, on the 6th inst., she bore evident traces of having passed through the centre of a typhoon. The vessel, which is only 1.021 tons burden,161 words
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Article66 1909-10-14 19 Mr. ,T. G. Barclay, of the Chartered Bank, lost a pocket-book containing 9200 on the Bacecourse Kd., on Tuesday. The pocket-book was eventually discovered on a Eurasian earned Joseph de Santos, but the money was not recovered. Joseph was before tha second magistrate, yesterday, and was66 words
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Article13 1909-10-14 19 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opiuions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article674 1909-10-14 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Dear Sir, —You invite me to explain certain figures in my Report to our District Association. I have no particular difficulty in doing so. My contention was that where an average of 20 per cent, net profit was secured, a674 words
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Article365 1909-10-14 19 r lo the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Like G., I have spent a long term of years in this part of the world, but have reached some very different conclusions from those arrived at by your correspondent of yesterday. Rash would not be a strong term365 words
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Article180 1909-10-14 19 A man named Tan Cha has been for a long term of years residing on a plantation' of 28 acres in Serangoon ltd., G.J miles from town. Mr. I*. W. Skene claimed ownership of the land and eventnally sold it to a rnbber company,the180 words
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Article104 1909-10-14 19 The annual general meeting of the Corn wall Minstn Is was h# Id on the Bth instant, at the residence of Mr. Lira Kian Hock. In the absence of the president, Mr. Lee Kira San was voted to Uiechair.Thefollo wing gentlemen were elected as office-bearers for the104 words
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Article1843 1909-10-14 20 London, October 0. The Emperor Francis Joseph has conferred on the wife of Archduke Franz* Ferdinand, Heir Presumptive, the rank of Duchess and the title of Highness. It is simultaneously announced that the Archduke Franz-Ferdinand and his wife will visit the Emperor William at Berlin in November, and1,843 words
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Article804 1909-10-14 21 Berlin, October 6. Count Zeppelin, as a preparation for his polar expedition, intends to make a preliminary expedition as far as Spitzbergen in 1910, and a balloon is under construction for a trial trip in 1911, which will start from a German port. Prince Henry of Prussia has804 words
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Article136 1909-10-14 21 Last week, Mr. Savi, assistant Hupt police, made a successful raid on 102-6 Bencoolen St., securing a quantity of chandu and evidence that morphine had been used. A man who was crouching on the Hoor beside another coolie jumped up and threw a hypodermic syringe out of136 words
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477 1909-10-14 21 In his report on the trade of Swatow id 1908, Consul Hausser, writing of emigration and shipping says the number of emigrants leaving the port was 117.851. During the first quarter of the year the figures were about normal, but the returns477 words
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Article122 1909-10-14 21 Mr. E. C. Ellin in about to introduce into the Legislative Council an ordinance to amend the law relating to the nubdivinion of nharen of registered companien. He pointa out that the power of nubdivinion of sharea conferred by nection 24 of the Companien Ordinance 1889122 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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123 1909-10-14 22 Donegal Bronze Badge. Shooting in the above competition on Saturday, the following scores were made: Sergt. Martin 92 Co. Sergt.-Major Harding 89 Spr. C. Webb 89 The monthly handicap cup resulted as follows: Co. Sejgt -Major Harding 96 Spr. C. 89 Spr. J. McMullan 88123 words
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Article187 1909-10-14 22 Keppel Golf Club. The gold medal for this year was played for on Saturday and Sunday, the 9th and 10th instant, and was won by Mr. James Binnie with a nett score of 76. thus: 38 -43 81 5—76. Other scores were A. S. Hitchcock 41 *37 —78 scr187 words
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Article197 1909-10-14 22 5. R. C. v. A Co. Middlesex Regt. A team representing A Co. of the 3rd Middlesex regiment played an eleven of the S. R. C., at hockey, on the Esplanade, on Monday, and a one sided game was witnessed. A Co. proved much the better team and scored197 words
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Article95 1909-10-14 22 Singapore Shield Competition. The R. G. A. and Middlesex III met in a league football match on the Beach Road reclamation ground, on Monday, and the game, which was keenly contested, was witnessed by a fair-sized crowd. The teams were about equally matched and from the start it95 words
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Article458 1909-10-14 22 5. R. C. v. S. C. C. On the Esplanade on Saturday the S. H. C. drew with the S. C. C. Scores were as follows:— S. K. C. —Emil Galistan b Bevan 31, G. James c Clarke b Bevan 21, A. E. Coelho c Home b Bevan 11,458 words
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572 1909-10-14 22 A case instituted under Section 446 of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, came before Mr. G. A. Colbert, acting master-attendant at the joint police court, Colombo, on the 2nd inst., when Mr. J. West, a first-class passenger572 words
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Article57 1909-10-14 22 Hadji Mohamed Hakim, a passenger broker, was at the races with his victoria, on Tuesday, when Insp. Pestana, of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Dept., arrested the Poyanese syce on a charge of cruelty in working a lame horse. The syce pleaded guilty before the57 words
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Article628 1909-10-14 23 October 4 proutrer, Dut str, Keener, Djambi, Ships Agency Van Diemen Dut str, Dekker, Batavia, Ships Agency Giavg Seng, Dut str, Craig, Batavia, Heap Eng Moh Kum Sang, Brit str, Buller, Hongkong, Boostead A Coy Japura, Dut str, Karssies, Palembang, Ships Agency Han 11 in Guan, Brit str, Hunter,628 words
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Article365 1909-10-14 23 October s Kampot, Fch str, Saigon Chow Fa, Ger str, Bangkok Pin Seng, Brit str, P. Swettenham and Penang Breid, Nor str, Bangkok Euryalut, Brit str, Melbourne and Sydney 6 Siletia, Ger str, Japan via ports Herman Lerche, Rus str, Vladivostock G. G. Meyer Dut str, Mnntok and Palembang365 words
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Article253 1909-10-14 23 Singapore, October 13, 1009. PRODUCE. Gambier buyers 111.75 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 15 50 Copra BaU 8.75 do Pontianak buyers 7.80 Pepper, Black 16.00 do White 5% buyers 28.25 Sago Flour Sarawak 8 60 do Brunei No. b uom. Pearl Sago 4.00 Coffee Bali 27.00 Coffee253 words
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177 1909-10-14 23 Per P. and O. steamer Namnr, doe October 15. —Mr. H. Leatherbarrow, Mr. T. C. Proctor, Mr. A. Palmer, Mr. M. Hellier. Per N.D.L. steamer Prinzess Alice, dne October 16. —Mr. It. von Hemert, Mrs. J. P. Boissevain, Mr. M. W. Flies, Mr. Phil.177 words
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Advertisement483 1909-10-14 24 RUBBER ESTATE WASTED. Wanted, Robber Estate for conversion into a limited concern moat be e sound jii uii i ||i Bcodre|»ito by SxfMrt, age of truM, Area planted and onplanted, Copy Lease, map and plans, and lowest price cash and shares. Option mnst b© ns by Owner for setei raontUs483 words
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Advertisement262 1909-10-14 25 ASK FOR Schweitzer’s Guaranttsd an absolutely pure Cocoa Used in the Royal palace* of Germany, Russia, Greece, Denmark, etc., etc. SOLD EVEBYWHfiJBE. To INVESTORS! Land Properties Inspected and Reported upon, Boils Examined, Estates Visited, Work Supervised, Valuations Made, Esti- h T mates Drawn up by r- Nlathieu, Agriculturist, Singapore, Author262 words
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