The Straits Budget, 4 November 1909
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1909-11-04 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIII. NO. 2099. Singapore, Thursday, November 4,1909. EfTABUSMD OVER HALF A CIMTVBV Price 25 cents27 words
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Article244 1909-11-04 1 LEADERS— Prince I to’a Fate 12 The New Council 12-18 The Sorrows of Sungei Gau 18 England Shall Pronounce." 18-14 United States of Europe 14 Census of Production ...14-15 Local and General— Municipal Meeting 1 Legislative Council 2 Unknown New Guinea 2 Anglo-Siamese Treaty 3 Concert at244 words
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688 1909-11-04 1 At the fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, on Friday afternoon, there were present:—Messrs. E. G. Broadrick (president), J. Polglase (secretary), R. Peiroe (engineer), Dr. Fowlie, J. Carapiet, Cheng King Lee, C. W. Darbishire, and W. Peacock. The president annoanced that the688 words
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Article146 1909-11-04 1 From the Perak Pioneer we take the following:—Following on Dr. McDowell's recent tour through the State the air is thick with news affecting the medical depart inent. Gossip over five-o’clock tea and over and against the New Club bar makes oat oat that the department is to146 words
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1050 1909-11-04 2 A meeting of the Legislative Council was held, on Friday afternoon, at which His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, G. C. M. G., presided, and there were also present the Colonial Secretary, Sir Arthur Young, K. C. M.1,050 words
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Article206 1909-11-04 2 At the fifth ordinary general meeting of Rubber Plantations, Ltd., Mr. F. A. Govett, the chairman, in the course of his remarks, said: While other chairmen with irrepressible optimism are encouraging promoters to compete and ruin our industry, at least let there be one, who, even if206 words
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Article431 1909-11-04 2 Timely particulars of exploring wn ,i, Dutch New Guinea, as it »Und, 2\k! present moment, are given in the sJ/. Locomotief of October 13. A Dutch tion has taken the field, the advance of a British party431 words
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Article165 1909-11-04 2 The Rewa, H. M. transport No. 4, a turbine steamer of 3,999 tons and 8,000 horse power, arrived from Southampton, on Friday, with twenty officers and members of their families, the same number of non-corarois-sioned officers and members of their families, and 323 privates, 21 wives165 words
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Article1103 1909-11-04 3 Tlic Sungei Gau Tin Mining Co. held their first ordinary statutory meeting at Gresham House, on Friday afternoon, under the chairmanship of Mr. G. A. Derrick, others present included Messrs F. M. Elliot, I Ellison, S.1,103 words
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Article164 1909-11-04 3 The American Methodist Mission has received a uumber of additional workers, and others are expected ia January. The latest are Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Morris, who have just arrived from Kansas, L'. S. A. Both Mr. and Mrs. Morris will teach in the Anglo- Chineso School164 words
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Article32 1909-11-04 3 The Jebong (Perak) Rubber Co Ltd., pays a second interim dividend for 1909 at five per cent. A first interim dividend at seven per cent, was paid in August.32 words
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652 1909-11-04 3 In transmitting to Washington the follow ing report on the Anglo-Siamese treaty, which was ratified on July lb, Minister Hamilton King, of Bangkok, stated that in will bo followed by an adnauco in business in all lines pertaining652 words
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680 1909-11-04 4 Those who failed to pat in an appearance at the Teutonia Club on Friday missed a great treat, hut notwithstanding counterattractions a large audience assembled and were well rewarded. Madame Monti Baldini began with a selection from Meyerbeer's The Prophet w which gave fall680 words
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342 1909-11-04 4 The November Supremo Court cause list contains twenty-six cases, five of which are, however, slated for December. The number of cases which promise to be interesting is an unusually large one. Mr. Yarborough mentioned to Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, on Tuesday, tho342 words
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Article64 1909-11-04 4 In connection with tbo recent flotation of the Merlimau Rubber Estates, Limited, in London, wo are informed that the purchase of the estates from Mr. On# Kim Wee was completed ypsterday, by Messrs Sharpe, Ross and Co., Ltd, acting on behalf of a London Syndicate—the same day64 words
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Article386 1909-11-04 4 (From Our Own Corukspondknt.) Penang, November 2. The rubber crops for October of th. estates of the Penang Sugar Estates and the Straits Sugar Company were as follow, Caledonia 18,000 lbs., Tali Ayer 10.oooih a Selaba 2,4001b5., Rubana 10,2001bs Q *a 44.tW71bs.' 5001 b8 GedoDe 1,*****9386 words
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111 1909-11-04 4 (From Ode Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 2. Yap Hon Chin, the Chinaman, who wan arrested in connection with the Pudu tempi*affair near Knala Lumpur, in July brought an action this morning against tne Selangor Protector of Chinese (Mr. Cowan) for111 words
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774 1909-11-04 5 \n extraordinary general meeting of the icely Rubber Estates Co. Ltd., was beld on October tt, at the registered offices of the nupany, 4, Lloyd’s avenue. E.C; for the purM«c of considering a resolution dealing with the sub division774 words
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529 1909-11-04 5 Mr. Hastings Rhodes, deputy public pro- I secutor, explained to the police magistrate, j at noon, on Monday, in connection with the case against Sergt. Dickson and Detective Suppiah, charged respectively with giving false evidence, and aiding and abetting the529 words
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Article713 1909-11-04 5 From Our Own Correspondent.) October 30. The finat of the golf championship was played on Friday last over Lereh links. The finalists were Messrs. Swindell and Sirne. Both had reached the fiual rather easily, the only good fight put up being by Mr. Evans against Mr. Siam, in713 words
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869 1909-11-04 6 lleng Wan Kye and Choi Hon Sen were charged before the third magistrate, on Friday, with deceiving by purporting to tell fortunes. Mr. Gardiner, the chief police officer, prosoented. and Mr. Cbopard defended the accused. Expert evidence was given by the869 words
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Article144 1909-11-04 6 The assistant chinchew on the Rajaburi, which had just arrived from Swatow, was before the third magistrate, on Saturday, on a charge of bringing into the Colony thirty1 three unstamped letters. He explained that the letters were put into a box on board the steamer at Swatow144 words
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Article126 1909-11-04 6 It is generally understood, says the Bangkok Times, that the Rev. Father Rene Mane Joseph Perron, of the Roman Catholic Mission, will succeed to the episcopate of the Siam Mission vacant by the death of the Rt. Rev. .1. L. Yey, Bishop of Gerasen and Vicar Apostolic126 words
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Article198 1909-11-04 6 In last Friday’s issue tho fact was recorded that Mr. S. R de Souza, of the secretariat, Tanjong Pagar Dock Board, celebrated his silver wedding the previous day, and that ho was the oldest employee at present in the service of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board,198 words
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208 1909-11-04 6 Tho Garrison Golf Club nave an concert on Saturday night out),? open 3:1 front of the club house a? T* hT k the function, which was largely attend proved most enjoyable. The raif S threatened at one time fortunately held Lanterns208 words
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155 1909-11-04 6 The following are chosen to play in tie match against our Australian visitors and six others, which commences on Saturday next at noon:—Messrs. Bailey Beven. Clarke, Eddis, Grenier, Hen* nessy, Hubback, McKenzie, Mugliston, Noon and Scharenguivel. The opposing eleven will be made155 words
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Article100 1909-11-04 6 On Saturday and Sunday night perfor mances were given at Wayang Street by boys and gills of local Chinese schools, the proceeds being for the relief of people m Foochow and other places who have suffered recently from typhoons. The boys N&Lg and marched with their school100 words
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1071 1909-11-04 7 The Chairman and Directors, Kaub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Singapore. Gentlemen. —I beg to submit the following Mining and Milling Report for the four weeks ending October 9, 1909. Bukit Malacca. Dkivk1,071 words
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384 1909-11-04 7 The Times of Malaya publishes the text of a petition which is b« mg largely sicn»d by residents in the various towns of the kinta district, and will shortly be presented to His Excellency the High Commissioner, on his384 words
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205 1909-11-04 7 M. Klobukowski arrived at Angkor on September 27, travelling up to the end of the great lake on the Iberville. King Sisowath had preceded him on the Comete. On his arrival the Governor-General ad dressed those who met him as205 words
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3504 1909-11-04 8 IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE. SABBATH MEETING AT FEDERAL CAPITAL. Coolies and Wages. ILLEGAL INIQUITOUS SYSTEM REMOVED. A Useful Business Day. The Superintendent of Immigrant, Mr. L. U. Clayton, forwards particulars of a meeting of the Immigration Committee held at Kuala Lumpur, on October 24. Present. —The Superintendent of Immigrants, (chairman), the Hon.3,504 words
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423 1909-11-04 9 Since oar last issue rubbers have declined considerably in most cases, duo primarily to the advance in the bank rate and assisted by the numerous new flotations continually making their appearance, which swallow up a good deal of capital that would423 words
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1065 1909-11-04 10 Unless the extraordinary happens, we fancy that Singapore will retain the blue riband of Far Eastern team rifle shooting this year, and that the handsome shield which is now installed at Government House will remain there for another twelvemonth.1,065 words
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198 1909-11-04 10 (From a Correspondent.) Bangkok, October 25. Probably in consequence of news m London affecting the Bagan Rubber Co“ future, there was an extraordinary rnah in Bangkok on October 23 for Bagan rubkr shares. During the week applications, offer ■ng in some198 words
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286 1909-11-04 10 Yong Ah Kock exhibited to the district coart, on Thursday a fearfully injured lett forearm, a man named Aug Thong being in the dock on the charge of having caused the wound, with a hatchet, on September 9. Court Insp. Ambrose286 words
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Article13 1909-11-04 11 [The Strata Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents]13 words
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Article176 1909-11-04 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—It was mentioned in the Legislative Council the other day that Government intended introducing measures for a new tax •n certain articles, and when a member enquired what articles it was proposed to tax information on the point was withheld,176 words
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Article82 1909-11-04 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. —I am surprised that I have had no reply to my challenge for the Champion Weight-lifter of the S. S. at 18, which was issued on the 17th ultimo. Under the circumstances, I consider myself justified in assuming the title, which82 words
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Article517 1909-11-04 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—In criticising the placid attitude of the Sungei Gaa meeting yon asked whether it is conducive to morals. Well, it may not be, but you forget to say what the shareholders ought to have done if they were angry.517 words
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191 1909-11-04 11 The case in reference to Langkat share transactions brought by Mr. M. M. Tackcy against Mr. R. S. F. McRaiu, commenced at the British Supreme Court at Shanghai, on the 18th instant, before the Chief Justice (Sir Havilland de Sausmarez) and a191 words
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Article167 1909-11-04 11 The report on the mortality of Singapore, for the week ended October 23, which is signed by Dr. W. Gilmore Ellis, shows that 267 deaths were registered in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 50 per thousand of the estimated population. Malarial fever claimed 44 deaths, dysentery167 words
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65 1909-11-04 11 (From Our Own Cokrmhpomdbmt.) Hongkong, October 28. The Norwegian steamer Ragnar whioh went ashore on the Paracels has foundered in derp water. At the time the Danish salvage ateamer Protector was preparing to refloat her. No news has been received of65 words
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403 1909-11-04 11 (From Our Own Coukrspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, November 1. A meeting of the Malaya Planters’ Association was held hero yesterday, at which the* Truck Enactment was discussed in committee. It was decided to instruct the secretary to write again to the Government on403 words
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Article48 1909-11-04 12 Hodginh. —At Brighton, England, on October 7, the wife of J.F. Hodgins, of a daughter. Maltby. —On October 29, at Annandale,” Orange Grove Hoad, Singapore, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Maltby a daughter. Hilton. —At Penang, on November 1, to Mr. and Mrs. H. Hilton, a daughter.48 words
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Article49 1909-11-04 12 Edwards —Pipkr.— On October 27, at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, by the Rev. H. C. Izard, Colonial Chaplain, Harold Victor Edwards, of Penang, eldest son of T. 6. Edwards, Esq., of Tonbridge Wells, Kent* and Bessie Alice Piper, second daughter of Robert Piper, Esq., j.p., of Worthing, Sussex.49 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1204 1909-11-04 12 —Straits Times, October 28. In common with all civilised nations we abhor the atrocious spirit of pseudo patriotism which expresses itself in murder and the like foul crimes. No doubt the slayer of Prince Ito, like the depraved fanatic who recently shot Sir Curzon-Wyllie, believes that he—Straits Times, October 28. - 1,204 words
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Article1203 1909-11-04 12 up the population of Malaya.— StraitR Times. October 29. Fall details of the constitution of the new Federal Council for the Federated Malar States have now been given to the public The matter of keen interest which still remains to be disclosed is the names of theup the population of Malaya.—StraitR Times. October 29. - 1,203 words
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Article1208 1909-11-04 13 —Straits 'l imes, October 80. We observe that the little group of Hungei Gau Tin Mine shareholders who met yesterday were not in a particularly bellioose frame of mind. Their placid resignation is somowhat surprising when one considers the whole of the facts laid before—Straits 'l imes, October 80. - 1,208 words
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Article1109 1909-11-04 13 ENGLAND SHALL PRONOUNCE.” illogical on one Ride as on the other.—Straits Times, November 1. We are coming very close now to the supreme point of the long-drawn crisis in British politics which began when Mr. Lloyd George propounded a Budget that substitutes legislating by finance for legislating by bill. AHillogical on one Ride as on the other.—Straits Times, November 1. - 1,109 words
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Article1184 1909-11-04 14 —Straits Times, Nov. 2. A few weeks ago, in a comment upon one of the recurrent phases of Anglo-German estrangement, we remarked that the future might see matters settled by a combine of the nations. Almost at the same time that gifted publicist, Dr. E. J.—Straits Times, Nov. 2. - 1,184 words
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Article1093 1909-11-04 14 Straits Times, November 8. When it is possible to examine the who.? of the facts brought together by the depart ment of the British Board of Trade which is in charge of the Census of Production Act of 1906, we shall have at our disposal material forStraits Times, November 8. - 1,093 words
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Advertisement92 1909-11-04 12 Tb« po*t free pHoe of the Straits Times i» $3B a year The poet free price of the Straits Budget it $l4 a year. It u not neceuarv to tubtcribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits92 words
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Obituary20 1909-11-04 12 DEATH. McCarthy. —On October 28, at the General Hospital, Penang, Elizabeth, wife of the late 'Patrick McCarthy; aged 67 years.20 words
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Article420 1909-11-04 15 Tuesday, November 9, will be observed throughout the Colony as a public holiday in honour of the King's birthday. At the special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Friday next, the business is to determine the members to retire at the end of the year, and to consider420 words
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Article540 1909-11-04 15 > Mr. John Cosserat Mackenzie, r 11 h., and Mr. Christian Cathcart Robinson, m b., have been appointed medical officers in the Straits Settlements. Lord Kitchener, whoso appointment to succeed the I Hike of Connaught in the command of the forces in the Mediterranean, has been announced540 words
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387 1909-11-04 16 The other day, we noted the fact that the Netherlands India Government had decided to establish a port for ocean going steamers at Aru Bay on the coast of Deli, and had despatched thither a commission of387 words
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714 1909-11-04 16 As we have briefly announced Mr. Charles W. Fairbanks, who was vice-president of the United States daring the administration of Mr. Roosevelt, arrives here to-day, from Hongkong, by the P. and O. mail steamer Delhi. Mr. Fairbanks, who is accompanied by Mrs.714 words
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Article121 1909-11-04 16 The garrison orders of Tuesday’s date notify that the following officers have arrived by the Rewa and have been taken on the strength of the command:—R. G. A.—Capt. C. E. T. Holland, Lieuts. T. D.onnelly, C. H. Reynolds and M. Sykes, 2nd Lieuts. V. G. Duke, and121 words
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633 1909-11-04 16 Mr. P. F. Hausner, Kritisli Consul at tow, ID bis report on the trade ef Swi 1908, supplies the foCfe 1 information on Chinese opium te tln S As a contribution to the opium oueatie- .u following figures may be633 words
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408 1909-11-04 17 An abortive bat apparently not altogether extinguished attempt, says the Pinang Gazette of October 26, has been recently made by some of the leading Chinese residents here to form a syndicate consisting of the wealthier of the Chinese408 words
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Article98 1909-11-04 17 (From Oor Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 1. The five Australian cricketers who arrive here, en route for Singapore, on Thursday, will play a match here that atternoon. It is expected that the visitors will bo assisted by six local Australian residents. A telegram has been sent to98 words
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Article34 1909-11-04 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 1. The F. M. 8. Rubber Co. declares a final dividend of 18 per cent, making 24 for the year ended May 31, 1909.34 words
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489 1909-11-04 17 At the Chinese Protectorate, Ipoh, on Thursday last, Mr. E. W. Birch, C. M. G. t British Resident of Perak, gave the following judgment in the banishment case which has created such interest recently in Perak On Monday, the489 words
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Article113 1909-11-04 17 Particulars of a deadly trade which has sprung up in this part of the world are given in a Batavia contemporary, the Nieuws van den Dag. The articles offered for public consumption consist of leaden spoons and forks, manufactured in France and exported at enormous113 words
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335 1909-11-04 17 There was a considerable fire at tho corner of Casoen St. and Mohamod Sultan Rd., early on Tuesday, which called the Brigade o'it tu a hoavy storm of rain and wind. The alarm was given to the fire department from335 words
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Article84 1909-11-04 17 (From Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang, November 1. The Penang team fired yesterday in the Interport rifle match and made a total of 873. The detailed scores wore as follows:—Lieut. Cuthbert 100, Sergt. Southam 92, Pte. Murray 94, Sergt.-Major Sayers 91, Capt. Wilson 87, Lieut. Neubronner 88, Capt.84 words
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Article117 1909-11-04 17 (From Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang, November 1. The resignation of Mr. J. H. Robertson from the directorate of the Eastern Smelting Co. is alleged to be due to differences with tho other directors regarding loans and advances to certain diroctors from the company's funds. In connection117 words
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928 1909-11-04 18 The special telegram, published in our last issue, fully covered the publication of the notification by the F. M. S. Government regarding the constitution of a Federal Council, but as recording an his torical event wa now reproduce the agreement928 words
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383 1909-11-04 18 Further evidence wan taken by the third magistrate, on Thursday afternoon, in the preliminary enquiry into an allegation against Tan Liang Chye of having given false evidence in an affidavit sworn to before the chief clerk at the Supreme Court. Mr.383 words
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577 1909-11-04 18 The Chief Justice, Sir W]{ a Jones, opened the Assizes on Tuesdav t\ Q number of cases is ei‘>ht and th! y The number thirteen, a moot unlucky u u the majority of them, three being w.thm the first half hour577 words
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Article23 1909-11-04 18 (From Oor Own Corrkspondunt.) Penang, November 3 The Saltan of Johore has drawn griffin N<v 4 in the Penang Tarf Clab.23 words
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290 1909-11-04 19 Twocommercial men well-known in Mauila an j throughout the Orient, say* the Manila Times arrived in Manila on October 10. on the ltubi from Hongkong. These are H. .1 Ko-encran/i and Joseph Keegau, the latter accompanied by his wife. Messrs. Kosencrntiz290 words
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Article318 1909-11-04 19 (Fkom Ouk Own Corbkspokdknt.) Kuala Lumpur, November I. There has been a record tide at Port Swettenham. The water rose to a depth of two and a half feet outside the wharf godowns, and the lioors inside were covered seven inches deep. The Malay Mail of the318 words
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293 1909-11-04 19 [Kbuter’s Telbgram| London. October 27. The papers contaiu columns about the assassination of Prince Ito, ami article s sympathising with .Japan. Prince Ito's son has arrived at Gcuoa, where he received the news.293 words
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Article195 1909-11-04 19 An interesting exploring expedition in Mongolia and Central Asia has just been completed by M. Wittenburg, leader of the geological committee of the Academy of Science of Geological Research in the Amur District. As a result of his observations, says a Russian exchange, M. Wittenberg195 words
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418 1909-11-04 19 The steamer Malda of the liritish India Steam Navigation Go. had a terrible experience in the recent cyclone in Eastern Lengal. A member of the Calcutta cricket team, which was on tour to Chittagong, has given a contemporary an account418 words
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Article270 1909-11-04 19 A Malay woman namod Yang, wifo of a police sergeant, pleaded guilty in the district court, oq Monday, to instituting a falso charge of theft against a Chinaman. Mr. Johannes appeared on her behalf And asked that his client be let off with a fine,270 words
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Article1852 1909-11-04 20 London, October 27. An explonion baa taken place in the fltokebold of His Majesty's abip Hogue which was undergoing repairs at Devonport. Eight men were injured, two of tlum seriously. The House of Lords has read the Development Bill a third time, and has adjourned i until November1,852 words
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Article603 1909-11-04 21 Berlin, October 27. There is still a good deal of provocative comment in tlio Russian Press with reference to the Harbin affair. M. Pichon and Signor Tittoni declare that the meeting of the Russian and Italian monarebs at Racconigi will be a guarantee of peace. The Khedive of603 words
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825 1909-11-04 21 Mr. R. C. Carton has the reputation of a brilliantly witty author, and there are flashes of genius in the playlet called Mr. Preedy and the Countess which was performed at tho Victoria Theatre by tho Bandmann Company last night.825 words
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Article128 1909-11-04 21 (Fkom Our Own Cohkkspondknt.) Penang, November 2. Tho Municipality has unanimously adopted the water supply scheme No. 5 which is the waterfall proposal in conjunction with Sungei Klean. Tho commissioners have, however, deleted the earthwork embankment, waste weir and channel outlet works, thus reducing tho estimated cost128 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article563 1909-11-04 22 5. C. C. v. Middlesex. On the Esplanade, on Saturday, tbc S. C. C. tried conclusions at cricket against a team from the Middlesex Regiment, with very satisfactory results for the home team. The results follow: S. C. C. —Bailey c Flecknow 32, Williams j b563 words
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Article638 1909-11-04 22 Singapore Garrison Meeting. The annual meeting of the Singapore Garrison Riffe Association has been concluded at the Alexandra Range, the shooting extending from October 26 until October 28. Unfavourable weather was experienced on the first two days. No entries were made by the Volunteers. Good shooting by Sergt.638 words
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Article187 1909-11-04 22 S. Q. C. v. Keppel d. C. This match was played at the racecourse on Sunday morning resulting in a Scores 6 0 0 hy 71 P° int t 11 £f KU on v Anderson Thunder v Hitchcock 0 j, Finlayson Trowell Stratton v Barrett 0 Arthur Noble 1187 words
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Article355 1909-11-04 22 S. C. C. 2nd XI. v. fi. Co., Middlesex. A Roccer match was played on the Esplanade, on Friday, between a second eleven of the S. C. C. and a team of E. Co., 3rd Middlesex regiment. The soldiers got the better of play from the start and355 words
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Shipping in Port.
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Article519 1909-11-04 23 October j6 Janet Nicoll Brit sfcr, Lyons, Port Swetfcenbam, Taik Lee Onan Hock Lee, Brit str, Morris, Bagan, Wee Bros Jfuh Wo. Brit str, Snewin. Tegal, Katz Bros Laurent Pit Dut str, Brogsma, Iniragiri, Ships Agency Uiyazaki Maru, Jap str, Mnrai, Yokohama, p S mons A Coy Glenlochy, Brit519 words
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Article507 1909-11-04 23 October a 6 Pin Seng, Brit str, P. Swettenham and Penang R. S. Baru, Dut str, Rhio Lady Weld, Brit str, Muar and Malaooa Giang Ann, Dut str, Samarang via ports t Anamba, Bri str, Langkat Wistaria, Brit str, Calcutta via Rangoon M. Rickmers, Ger str, Hamburg via ports507 words
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Article255 1909-11-04 23 8IM0AP0U, Novkmbre 8, 1009. PRODUCE. Gambler buyers 111 00 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 14 7S Copra Bali M 9 20 do Pontianak 870 Pepper, Black 16 00 do White 6% ,,28 37* Sago Flour Sarawak 4 10 do Brunei No. I nom. Pearl Sago nom. Coffee255 words
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180 1909-11-04 23 Per P. and O. steamer Mongolia, connect* ing with tho steamer Assaye at Colombo, duo November 5.—Bov. G. A. Townley, Mr. W. G. St. Clair, Mr. T. Uobgen, Mr. L. ltusack, Mrs. W. B. Cavorhill, Mr. J. N. Hutchison, Mr. J. M. Bryan, Mr.180 words
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Stocks and Shares.
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Article336 1909-11-04 24 1) ale oi I Number i «Tj u j ~"j Irma Copital Subscribed of g-2 Shares ComDanv Quota- lion Shares >3 > U P Unissued TIONS j l »»t Divido,, 19c3 ♦300,000 300,000 80,000 10 10 I Belat Tin Mining Co Ltd. 830 1807 *BOO,OOO MO.uOO *3,800 li lu336 words
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Article583 1909-11-04 24 taoo*ooo 1i 1^ 6 ?2? 21 2l Anglo-Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. (fully paid) 14/6 I 12*%i n ’O9 1905 §200,000 lOI.sJIO 15,120 4 J 4 BBo Balgownie Rubber Estate Ltd. 67.50 20% in ’O9 1904 £BO,COO 90,187/10/* 4 760 j 6,250 fiatu Caves Rubber 00. Ltd. (f.r.t 6.5.0 10%583 words
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Article199 1909-11-04 24 1908 1250,000 202,500 2,025 100 00 475 Brnnei Oil Royalty Ltd. 80.00 1907 11,500,000 1,065,150 l B’fis°. 8 fi5 Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd 13.00 10% for'oB 1898 9225,000 225,000 50 Fraaeraßeave, Ltd. i* 1* 146 50 16% for’oB 1905 12,400,000 t.a00.000 Howarth RrsKioe, Ltd. 80 00 for *0» t199 words
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Page 25 Advertisements
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Advertisement190 1909-11-04 25 11 r w ...‘.sy t- < 12* 11 1 ■■<■■■ l ,-T' “V;-: '“"?*&*•*&J' *^*f i born Safest and most Sour Eructations, Bilious Affections. Effective Aperient HKil a a i n i TO THOSE WHO MAY DEBIKB A CAR FITTED WITH A KNIGHT SLIDE VALVE ENGINE WE ABE PREPARED TO190 words
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Advertisement35 1909-11-04 25 J. MOTION CO. 1 W at o h makers. c i. M* 1: V* V s %£^’J r ■< Jewellery, Optlolana. r ►y»' ,r *.tK *£i*■ <A, A ‘f'-'t *rV'7 f, v <r repairs promptly executed.35 words
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Advertisement499 1909-11-04 25 lll RUBBER ESTATE WASTEO. Wanted. Bobber Estate for conversion into a Limited ftmoern meet bes eoaod n>up>e%i plana, and k weet price oaab and luarctJpj Option moat l e given o» by Owner for save# montba from date of mailing particular*. Tbe PaNt Rubber Syndicate, i, London Wn| Building*, London.499 words
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