The Straits Budget, 3 February 1910
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1910-02-03 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIV NO. 2712 Singapore, Thursday, February 3, 1910. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTVftV Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article238 1910-02-03 1 leaders— World'H Rubber Supply 10 Harden v. Blatcbford lO-ll Nearing tbo End J* Explanations! ...11-14 Awkwardly Balanced U American Revival 12-18 Local and Gknrhal Social and Personal Priae distribution 3 The Walls of Jericho 4 Developing Kedah Labuan Notes fi Society Wedding 5 The Governor s Movements238 words
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Article737 1910-02-03 1 Sir G. S. Murray has left Singapore for Penang. Mr. W. Downie, formerly of Singapore, is passing through on a business trip. Mr. Malcolm Cumming, of Linggi Plantations, Ltd., is paying a business visit to Singapore. Mr. Cornelius V. Stephens, of the F. M. S., has been737 words
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856 1910-02-03 2 Before Mr. de Mollo, in the summons court, on Saturday, two of the most promi cent of the employees of the late opium fft r na were tried on a charge of cheating. The allegations were that856 words
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214 1910-02-03 2 A telegraph messenger named Pakiri Naidoo was arrested and charged with robbery of $2O from another Tamil named Velasamy, but when tho case came on for hearing before the third magistrate, the charge was withdrawn upon instructions from tho deputy214 words
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Article208 1910-02-03 2 The many friends of Dr. W. L. Abbott, the well known scientist, who has for many years made Singapore his head quarters for investigation work in the Eastern Archipelago, will be pleased to learn that his health has improved and that he expects to return to208 words
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504 1910-02-03 2 On Saturday, the new 2.300-ton steamship Mataram left Tan joug Pagar on her fir*! trip down south—to Sydney via Java ports, Thursday Island and Brisbane. She is the latest acquisition of the well known Burns Philp line.504 words
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Article126 1910-02-03 2 On Thursday, Mr. E. C. G. Tisdall delivered an interesting lecture on Persia before the Epworth League in the Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. The fifty slides used were of his own taking and brought before the audience phases of life and conditions there that are entirely new126 words
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Article315 1910-02-03 3 (Fk<>* Ocb Own Cobrjispondknt) Muar, January 25. v. lth reference to the Tangkak gang robK rv which took place on the 10th mat., at ami in which one Chinese coolie, of bt r opium firm, w»» killed315 words
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Article185 1910-02-03 3 A correspondent remarks on our article cf January 27 that we have overlooked the (act that the total quantity of rubber rued for all purposes of manufacture is about 2U0.000 tons —70,000 of now rubber, the balance either old rubber reclaimed or of very low quality like jelotong185 words
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Article114 1910-02-03 3 The report of Dr. W. Gilmore Ellis, the ogißtrar of births and deaths, shows that □ring the week ended January 22, 188 jaths were registered in Singapore, equal a death-rate of 84.38 per thousand of the unated population. Malarial fever claimed a w?Y d y 80Dter y114 words
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412 1910-02-03 3 Court Insp. Ambrose told, with some reserve, to Mr. Wolferstan, on Thursday a story of a serious outrage. Chin Meo Koong stood in the dock on a charge of housebreaking and theft on January 9, at the residence of a412 words
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189 1910-02-03 3 The annual prize distribution of tbe Anglo-Cliinese Free School, Cecil Street, was held, on Friday, a large number of friends being present. Mr. M. Hellier, In* Bpector of Schools, presided. The programme was a very brief one, the whole affair being concluded189 words
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537 1910-02-03 3 At 5 pm., on Jaunary 29, Admiral Sir lied worth Lambton, K. C. 8., Commander-in-Chief of the China Station, with a number of officers arrived iu Bangkok from H. M S. King Alfred, which anchored outside537 words
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Article82 1910-02-03 3 Tha Nederland Steam Navigation Company’s Steamship Koning Willem 11, on her way oat with the mails from Europe mi 4 with an accident to her engines at Colombo on January 22. She could not continuo her voyage, and had to stay for repairs which may82 words
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848 1910-02-03 4 Quit* a la audience assembled in the Victoria Theatre on Monday to witness a performance by thr Bandtuaun No. 1 Comedy Company of Sutru’s play, The Walls of Jericho. This company has already made its name in Singapore, and, on848 words
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99 1910-02-03 4 (Fr.oM Ouk Own Corrbspondknt.) Penang. February 1. According to the Pinaug Gazette's Alor Star correspondent the construction will shortly bo commenced of a road from Koala Muda, at the end of the Province Wellesley trunk road system, to Sungei Patani and Semiliang,99 words
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Article69 1910-02-03 4 (From Odr Own Correspondent.) Penang, February 1. The ladies record on tho golf links ha* been broken by Mi«-s Violet Brown, who made tho first nine holes in 29. a score onlv beaten some years ago by Mr. D. A. M Brown with 27. In tho annual69 words
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Article38 1910-02-03 4 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 1. The appeal of \ap Hon Chin against the «kh c P nTict d hitu i“ connection with the Pudu Temple case on November o, begins to morrow.38 words
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Article35 1910-02-03 4 (h rom Oi;a Own Correspondent,) Penang, January 31. Mr. Justice Thornton, who was lately indisposed, is at present staying on the Oovernrnent Hill, and is expected to attend court on Friday. kCUU35 words
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549 1910-02-03 4 Before Mr. Wolferstan, on Monday, Wong Chiong was tried on a charge of kidnapping a little girl named Ho Wang Choi. Dr. Norris, in charge of the Kjndang Kerbau hospital for women, stated that the girl was between eleven and twelve549 words
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Article59 1910-02-03 4 (From Oub Own Correspondent.) Penang, January 31. A tug belonging to the Penang wharves department is ashore in the Prye Kiver, but is expected to be refloated with the rise of the tide. It is reported that the N. D. L. steamer Ayuthia i?) was aground for aconple59 words
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678 1910-02-03 5 ,Fhom Cue Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur, .lauuary 27. Thp weather to day was cloudy, but there no rain. The course was rather heavy The attendance was fair. Tes Novices' Handicap.—Distance R. C. and a distance. New Clmm 11.7 Peluru 8 i Little678 words
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Article290 1910-02-03 5 (From Ocr Own Corrbspondbnt.) Labuan, January 27. On tho lHfch iuflfc., the Resident, accompanied by Mr. Bartley, acting district officer, paid the outlying district of Layang Layang a visit. He went there by launch and returned walking overland. The Resident left for Brunei on tho 20th inst. and290 words
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324 1910-02-03 5 Says a home paper to hand on Saturday Their Royal Highnesses Princess Christian, Princess Henry of Battenberg, and Priucess Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein honoared by tbeir presence on the Ist inst. the marriage of Mr. E. B. Cnthbertson, son of324 words
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134 1910-02-03 5 (From a Corrhhpondbnt.) Koala Pilah, January 29. Hie Excellency the High Commissioner, Sir John Anderson, G. C. M. G., left Johore Bharn by rail at 10.30 last night, and arrived at Koala Pilah (Negri Sombilan), over the new railway134 words
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Article87 1910-02-03 5 Persons who have been travelling down the peninsula recently speak in glowing terms of the rapid progress which is being made throughout that regiou, observes the Bangkok Daily Mail. There is a great and growing demand for labour and many of the coolie class are hastening there87 words
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243 1910-02-03 6 A Tamil giving the na mo of Nalla was helped into the witness-box in the third magistrate's court, on Tuesday, to give evidence against a Javanese syce named Ma»-jadi, who was charged with furious driving. Aocnscd explained tltat the243 words
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199 1910-02-03 6 The Bangkok Daily Mail, of January 26, says: This morning, His Lordship tho Right Kevd. E. Barillon, I). I)., Bishop of Malacca, arrived in Bangkok by the Deli, for the consecration of the Rev. Father R. M. .1. Ferros, Bishop-Elect199 words
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Article153 1910-02-03 6 The police investigation into the recent Tangkak blohore) gang robbery will bo held it Muar, hut as is uhubl in such serious cases the Muar court will not give a decision, the evidence being forwarded to .lohore, where the finding will be given. The hearing iH153 words
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429 1910-02-03 6 The following is a telegram received in Rangoon, from Bombay, dated January 21 Yesterday the first of tho returning shiploads of pilgrims from Jeddah arrivtd in Bombay. In it the whole catalogue of evils attendant upon the pilgrim429 words
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Article184 1910-02-03 6 A fortnight ago, a couple of ricksha pullers were playing motor-car down a hill in Tang lin and camo to grief, one of tho coolies and both vehicles being badly injured. Tho other coolie, Seo Chok Sik, pleaded guilty before Mr. < ireen, on Monday afternoon, to184 words
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566 1910-02-03 6 To the Editor of the StraitR Times. gi f| _-Mach has been written at various times with regard to the outpnt of rubber trees, but prospectuses vary so much in their forecasts that, after perusing a few and comparing some566 words
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Article28 1910-02-03 6 (From Our Own Corrrspondbnt.) Penang, January 31. It is rumoured that the Penang branch of the Opium Monopoly has made a substantial profit during January.28 words
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Article13 1910-02-03 7 fThe Strait* Times is not responsible for the famns of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article111 1910-02-03 7 To tbo Editor of tho Straits Times, cj, _I saw a couple of Tamils catching with nets, last night, and they wore !r„,infi them away by stringing them on a lo ot some sort by pushing it through the membrane which serves these creatures for n „s.111 words
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Article261 1910-02-03 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—A movement in which the leading men of all the non Komau-Catholic Churches of the world are taking a part is one which iM likely to be fraught with important results. Ah a preliminary to the proceedings of the conference,261 words
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Article444 1910-02-03 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —It is said that the Kay Bee Company has not been successfully floated and, for reasons now stated, it is perhaps as well that it is so or ought to be so. Rubber company exploitation is coming to a low444 words
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173 1910-02-03 7 Thanks to the diligent efforts of Dr. Kiknchi, President of the Tai Han Hospital, tho Korean Premier has almost recovered from his injuries. This has greatly disappointed the assassin Yi and his accomplices and it is reported173 words
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Article33 1910-02-03 7 (From Our Own Corrbspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, January 81. The engagement is announced of Mr. H. M Hatchell, chief police officer. Perak, aud Miss Dorothy Brett, sister of Mr. Horace Brett, of Bruseh.33 words
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Article44 1910-02-03 7 (From Our Own Corrbspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, January 81, The Malay Mail’s London correspondent wires that No. 1 Plantation rubber is at Bs. 2d. per lb. and fine hard Para is quoted at 7s. lOd. per lb. The market is very strong.44 words
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Article75 1910-02-03 7 On January 22, the crew of the wrecked ship King George arrived in Hongkong by theLaisang,and at once secured berths. The Comet, which was in port, needed a crew of nine, and this number were engaged out of the 13 shipwrecked men. The remaining four found employment75 words
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459 1910-02-03 7 The Times annonnoes that the Foreign Office issued on January 3, a Parliamentary Paper containing a general report on the opium question by Mr. Max Mailer, Councillor of the Peking Legation. The report gives an account, as459 words
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110 1910-02-03 7 (From Our Own Corrbspondbnt). Penang, January 81. It is stated that Mr. J. W. W. Hogan, assistant surgeon at the Tan Took Seng hospital, is retiring on account of ill health, and will be succeeded by Mr. F. Rodrigues, of the General110 words
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385 1910-02-03 8 The matinoe given on Monday afternoon by the Htring band of the Schamhornt for the benefit of members of the Teutonia. Tanglin and Dutch Clubs, gave an opportunity to hear these capable sailor musician* at their best, and provided a385 words
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162 1910-02-03 8 (Fkom Our Own Corrkmpondknt.) Penang, Janaary 81, Mr. Murison Allan, a partner in the firm of MoHHrs. Adams and Allan, who came to Penang in 1877, and was in practice as a lawyer for eighteen years, is retiring and proceeds162 words
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284 1910-02-03 8 Considerable indignation is being shown by the municipal council at Shanghai over the wilful breach of a rule under which no resident in the Settlement may be removed therefrom except after hearing the charge against him at the mixed court is284 words
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86 1910-02-03 8 From Our Own Corrkspondi'nt.) Penang, January 27. At a meeting of the Municipal Commissionors, a letter was road from the Governraent referring to the probability of the site of the waterfall at the gardens being required for a reservoir. The Government86 words
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Article189 1910-02-03 8 T an Lng Tuan, proprietor of the Keppel Harbour Provision Store, 324 Keppel Harhour ltd., secured judgment for *6OO, and costs amounting to $55.75, in the district court, before Mr. Saunders, on Fridav as damages for a libelous letter against him written to Messrs. John Little189 words
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244 1910-02-03 8 The trial of Tan Lian Cbye, one of the hods oi Tan Tye deceased, and a trustee of his* father’s estato, was concluded at the Assizes, on Thursday, after a hearing of four days, before Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith and a244 words
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125 1910-02-03 8 (Fhou Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Penang, January 26. The Eastern Shipping Company are sniri. the lonang wharves department for the recovery of $320.16 damages alleged to have boon caused to the launch Eastern by a lighter accompanying tho tug Puffiu. Penang, January125 words
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Article136 1910-02-03 8 A Malay named Baboo was tried in (be district court, on Monday, on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of 180 is silver which had been given to him tc exchange for notes by Goh Choe Chine, who dresses in Malay costume. The136 words
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Article59 1910-02-03 8 lf ?the result of crushing opera I au b lor the four weeks ended 4 1 9: ,7 P u Uk .it otu ftn, stone crushed t ons, gold obtained 1,462 ounces, average per ton 8 dwfcs. 14 grains. Bukit Malacca, ounl 8 led J,7a659 words
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639 1910-02-03 9 Tl,o RubHcription li«t of Kay Bee Kstates iraited opened in Singapore on Thursday Lnd will Clowe! on Saturday, rhe capital of 1 'Ll nan v H $350,000 and the public irsug is of C HKkOOOshares of SI each. The directors639 words
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286 1910-02-03 9 Throughout the week London has been an extremely strong market, but somewhat sensitive owing to the elections, which factor has kept local buying operations on a slightly smaller scale than was prevailing.a little time back. Rubber. The public issuo of Cliangkat286 words
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Article248 1910-02-03 9 We much regret to say that news was received on Monday of the death of Mr. Colin Campbell Mactaggart, in Kelantan, of blackwater fever. The sad 6vent occurred on Sunday night and the news was received here the next day with genuine regret by248 words
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447 1910-02-03 9 The Malay Mail, of January 27, says:— The funeral took place at the cemetery in Venning lload, this morning, of the late Mr. It. W. Bryans, proprietor of the Horse Repository, Kuala Lumpur. The procession, which left447 words
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77 1910-02-03 9 (From Ocr Own Correspondent.) Penang. January 26. At tho instance of the Straits Trading Company, Mr. Justice Thornton to-day granted an iuterim injunction restraining a Mr. Arthur Rodcs lfiigh, who formerly was employed by tho Straits Trading Company in Singapore, from committing77 words
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Article35 1910-02-03 9 (From Oh: Own Correspond*nt) Penang, January 26. Mr. G. S. L>. Hamel, formerly Con'-ul for tho Netherlands at Penang and Singapore, is proceeding to Calcutta to act as Consol- < iencral.35 words
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Article60 1910-02-03 10 Swan. —On January 26, at Plantation House, Keppel Harbour. Singapore the wife of W. H. Swan, Tan;cng P&gar Dock Board, of a daughter. Kofkkthom.— On January 31, at Hafton, Tanglin, Singapore, the wife of Alexander Robertson, of a son. MacLkan.— On January 28, at Woodsville Cottage, Ser&Dgoon Road, Singapore,60 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1444 1910-02-03 10 —SfcraitH Times, January 27. Wo published yesterday a letter addressed to Tho Economist cn the present position and future prospects ot the rubber trade. The writer of that letter was perfectly justified in complaining that articles which are written about stock exchange aspects of tho business do—SfcraitH Times, January 27. - 1,444 words
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Article997 1910-02-03 10 —Straits Times, January 28. lierr Harden is a German journalist, who was prosecuted recently for saying offensive things which may or may not Lave been true about certain distinguished Gorman officers. Kobort Match ford is a Socialist. who differs from the majority of his felloepoliticians in having.—Straits Times, January 28. - 997 words
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Article1097 1910-02-03 11 StraitH Times. January 29. Ibe General Election is very near its end now, and as far as we can see tbe Unionist return will fall six to eight short of tbe I s tiniato we made on the basis of the first s polling. Tbe Liberals haveStraitH Times. January 29. - 1,097 words
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Article1190 1910-02-03 11 Straits Times, .January 81. The other day we wrote abont matters municipal, with special reference to the failuro of the filter beds in Bukit Timah Road. We expressed surprise that, if there is an explanation of the state of these beds it should be so carefully concealed from theStraits Times, .January 81. - 1,190 words
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Article1138 1910-02-03 12 bo without the Houso of Lords?—Straits Times, February 1. The General Election is at an end. For all practical purposes tho Unionist and Liberal parties, takon by themselves, are equally balanced, but the Labour vote of forty assures Mr. Asquith of a majority sufficient for all ordinary purposes,bo without the Houso of Lords?—Straits Times, February 1. - 1,138 words
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Article1009 1910-02-03 12 Straitß Timos, February 8. Tho most striking political fact of our time,” says a recent issue of the World's ork, is the rise of tho people to a more earnest interest in public affairs.” It is a well known American magazine, which uses these words and wo shouldStraitß Timos, February 8. - 1,009 words
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Page 10 Advertisements
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Advertisement93 1910-02-03 10 'f taa P«»*t fr*e price of tb* :raits Tim• ir The poet free price ol the ''traits fiudg> i I*'4 a year. It it not necetearv to subscribe for a jca.v 1"c vjV •criptions for thorter period* art at tl.r -amt tionate rate at for a rear. The Strasts budget93 words
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Obituary76 1910-02-03 10 DEATHS. Mactaooart. —In Kelantan, on January .‘;0, Colin Cau pbell M&ct&ggart, Manager, Tho Austral B ubber Company, fourth s -n of the late William Mactaggart. formerly of Singapore aged 33. Tan —On January lb, at her residence, No. 20, C’heDg Tuau Street, Singapore, Mrs. Tan Gaan Siang (Ang Kiam Neo),76 words
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Article1180 1910-02-03 13 The telegraph rate to Kelantan has been fixed at eloven cents per word. Rales regarding the registration of societies are published in the Government Gazette, j The German cruisers Scharnhorst and Leipzig left westwards at 7.25 p.m. on Tues- j day. Shooting birds of paradise in Dutch1,180 words
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586 1910-02-03 14 [Rictie’s Tiliorav] London, January 26. The trtai uumo»;r of members now elected ir ah follows: Unionists 23* Liberals 214 Labourites Nationalists 71 The Liberals have gained two seats, viz., in tHe Gov an and North West divisions of Lanarkshire.[Rictie’s Tiliorav] - 586 words
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Article218 1910-02-03 14 Liberal. Wick Burghs, Robert Monro. Labour. Belper (Derbyshire), J. G. Hancock Nationalist. North Mayo. Connor O’Kelly. West Cork, James Gilliooly. North Cork, J. C. Flynn. From the last return we couclnded that there were two Liberal or Labour, two Unionist and four Nationalist seats to be filled np.218 words
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Article658 1910-02-03 14 A letter has been received at carnival headquarters from Major John S. Parke, whe left Manila Borne time ago as the special representative of the Carnival Association to the court of the King of658 words
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274 1910-02-03 15 There i> no doubt that the fifteen bands- of the Gorman flag ship Scharnhorst played in the Theatre, on January derived as much pleasure from the mocoedings as did the hundreds of youngfe rs who early tilled the building eager to SSL274 words
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149 1910-02-03 15 Mr. Saunders gave judgment, on January 26, in the case of Capt. James Ewart, of •he Sarawak steamer Kuching, who sought $5OO damages, from the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank for an alleged breach of contract in the bank’s failure to honour149 words
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Article46 1910-02-03 15 (Feom Ocr Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, January 29. Mr. H. W. Thomson, who was hll recently Assistant British Adviser, Knlantan, took over from Mr. Crum Ewing the duties of District Officer, Klang. The latter official goes to Kuala Pilah, Negri flembilan, as District Officer.46 words
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378 1910-02-03 15 (From Our Own Corrbspondbnt.) Malacca, January 25. A mooting of the Malacca Planters' Association was held in the Malacca Club on Saturday last. Mr. Collins presided. A letter was read from Mr. W. J. Gallagher, Director of378 words
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180 1910-02-03 15 (From Our Own Corrkspondbnt.) Penang, January 31, The Bombay mint recently sent a consignment of ten-cent pieces to Penang, and 13,000 worth of the new coin is in circulation here. It is alleged that 13.5 per cent, of180 words
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330 1910-02-03 15 A meeting of the General Committee of the Agri Horticultural Show was held at the Exchange, on January 26, Sir Arthur Young presiding. There was a good attendance. Some discussion took place as to ttfe date of the show, and the330 words
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197 1910-02-03 15 On January 4, says the B N. B. Herald, the first tapping of cultivated rubber on the west c<>a*t, took place on the B. Borneo Para Rubber Co.’s Beaufort Estate. According t > a promise of long standing Mrs. Horton,197 words
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1326 1910-02-03 16 (From Oor Own ConKEnPOM>h.M.) Khota Bharu, January 21. The output of gold by the Duff Development Co Ltd daring Decernb» r last, far exceodexi that of any of the previous months. The quantity of gold wrought during the month und« r review waft1,326 words
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258 1910-02-03 16 Queen Victoria Engenia presided over touching ceremony which took place January 4, in tho Palace at Madrid in th presence of all the members of the Rov t family and the Court. Grants of £4O given to families of258 words
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Article73 1910-02-03 16 rU)M Odk Own Corrkspondints.) Penang, February 1. Jotw rnS ,0r Januar y -ported Tah < Aver 20.°00 lbs. Rabana° r Nova Scotia s OedoD 6,000 Batang Benar, February l Pajam Ltd. 1,000 lbs. as against MY) ik o in December, making T j lbs 1,800 lbs. g a73 words
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Article194 1910-02-03 16 district "court (fold chain and 1° tbe ot 4 containing two sovereigns ££dV P T* > rosary, from tho room of 3 u. d a contral police station to Hl^, ey 1 property and to cansing b atolen Eimin the Beach Kd ™ii Eeong value of194 words
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Article1428 1910-02-03 17 London, January 27. harricano is rasing in the English Channel, and tho departure of mail boats t,«u be« n suspended. mjrmv weather prevails in Italy, where enormous damage has been wrought, specially at Naples and also in Sicily. Tho floods in France are amounting to alnMst a national1,428 words
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Article717 1910-02-03 17 Berlio, Janaary 26. Severe thunderstorms have broken over Italy. The distress in France is increasing. The festivities at the French Embassy in Berlin, in honour of the visit of the German Emperor and Empress, were most brilliant. The Kaiser presented the French Ambassador to Germany, M. Jules Cambon,717 words
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Sporting Intelligence. NOTES IN GENERAL.
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Article362 1910-02-03 18 Sepoy Lines Golf Club. The following is the result of the competition for the prize presented by Mr. W. Patchitt for mixed pairs:— Mrs Fowlie aud Mr. CrabbWatt *1 *3 Mrs. Watkins aud Mr. Hooper 51 4> Mrs and Mr. Carver 46 1 45 Mrs. Middleton aud Mr. Bryant362 words
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Article286 1910-02-03 18 Raffles v. White Cross Club. A soccer match was played on the Raffles School ground, on Thnrday, between tho first eleven of that institution and a team representing the White Cross Club. Good play prevailed at times and the game was a well contested one. The White Cross286 words
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Article45 1910-02-03 18 Tanglin Club Championship. Tho Tanglin Clab championship was won on Friday by V. A. Flower with the creditable score of >*60. Scores: V. A. Flower 860 H Freeman 818 W. L. Kemp 799 F.E.W. Taylor 071 W. C. Southam 620 C. W. Darbishire 63545 words
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Article89 1910-02-03 18 5. C. C. Tournament. The final match of the S. C. C. cricket tournament—S. C. C. v. Law and Civil Service —was commenced on the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon. The club batted first, but when three wickets were down, heavy rain begau to fall and play was abandoned. When89 words
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Article306 1910-02-03 18 L. L. T. C. Tournament. The Ladies Lawn Tennis Ciub tournament commenced on Monday, when the following tios were played Mixed Douhlks Class A.—Miss J. Gunn and K. B. Nunnuley beat Mrs. Stevens and A. D. Cox, 8—6, 6—8, 8—4. Mrs. Murray and G. K. K. Mugliston beat306 words
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Page 18 Advertisements
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Advertisement95 1910-02-03 18 Property Sales. The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Co.’s salrcoom on Tuesday :—Land off Holland ltd., near the 6$ miloatoue, atea 4 acres H poles, Statutory Grant, quit or rent $2, Song Chiang 1820 one-fourth part or share inland and houses 50,60, 6195 words
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Shipping in Port.
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Article575 1910-02-03 19 January 16 Kilbride, Brit str, Macfarlane, Caloatta, Stea str, Fretwell, Shanghai, Katz Bros Bn. »tr. Powell. bhanghai. P. 4 O. Y,d0 C °iiirF J» P »tr, Uamldl Mo i'- M B str, Van Dohren, Hongkong, Bebn 1. Brit Btr> Hainsworth, Rangoon, Wee Bin Teraa, Brit str, Guy, Macassar, Wee575 words
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Article441 1910-02-03 19 January a6 Kamo Maru, Jap str, Antwerp via ports Cardiganshire, Brit sir, Amsterdam via ports fSanthia, Brit str, Ra> goon Malabar A Bombay C, Apcar, Br.t str, Hongkong S. Van Lingga, Dot str, Singkep f Nerite, Bris str, P adjoe Kalmoa Dut str, Indragiri Japura Dut str, Muntok and441 words
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Article267 1910-02-03 19 Singapore, February 2, 1910. PRODUCE. On London—Bank 4 m/s 2/4 f Demand 2/4A Private 6 m/s 2/4$ do 8 m/s 2/4 j l On Germany —Bank d/d n. 2894 Private 8 m/s 244 do 8 m/s h. 2484 On France —Bank d/d 2941 Private 8 m/s 2994267 words
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201 1910-02-03 19 Per P. and O. steamer Moldavia, oopnectmg with the steamer Delta at Colombo, due February 4.—Mr. D. libbs, Mr. C. J. Collis, Mr. C. R Taylor, Mr. J. Matthews, Mrs. Patchitt, Mrs. C. C. Pickering and children, Mr. F. Hardcantle, Mr. F. M. Hall,201 words
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Stocks and Shares.
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Article375 1910-02-03 20 LateliF Number 3 p au j Shares Company Last Ditidew® forma Capital Subscribed of *Hqp to Unissued lion Hhares 1908 *300,000 300,000 30,000 10 10 Belat Tio Mining Co Ltd. •7 31 12% for'o9 190? WOO.uuu naa.ouo iJi.dOo jit lu 7,600 oru*ag ti*a. 7 S(J io% for'Oa 190) WOO,OOO375 words
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Article731 1910-02-03 20 19C9 120,000 105,000 1 1 A lor G a jah Rubber Estate 11.85 1909 £85,000 75,000 750,0 i) 2- 9-1 Allagar Rubber Esates, Ltd. 4/9 I**o ftioo.uuu £160,000 1,500,C00 2/- 2/• Anglo-Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. (fally paid) 1.1.6 24% in *'o9 1915 1200.000 161,2t.il 16,123 iu 4,880 BiJgowme Rubber731 words
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Article189 1910-02-03 21 MIA 000 101,600 1.036 100 00 476 Brunei Oil RoviltT Ltd, 7f 00 1908 i nu ISO f M00 10 Eastern Smelting Go., Ltd, UM ml *1,600,000 1.066.160 u|tf0 10 7 ,jS° 10%tor'00 Z *118,000 M6.000 MW 60 *0 g?T,f IK?’.. I.' WHO 16% for'08 IB08 13*400,000 ,iW J»000189 words
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