The Straits Budget, 24 February 1910
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Title Section27 1910-02-24 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXIV NO. 2715 Singapore, Thursday, February 24,1910. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article230 1910-02-24 1 leaders— Local Share Business The Coming Show xu Complications Tbe London Boom Disrespect to Diguitaries Tbe King’* Sptech M Local and General Social and Personal J bitten by a Snake Languishing Labour Bank Changes j Chinese as Engineers Municipal Meeting Lanes in Singapore Terrible Fights in Canton230 words
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Article750 1910-02-24 1 Mr. O. J. Amery has returned from leave and is stationed at Batu Gajah. Mr. G. M. Harding, manager of tfce Pahang Rubber Estate, is going on long leave at the end of the month. Mr. S. C. Raffles has sneoeeded Mr. Strode Hall as secretary of750 words
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1277 1910-02-24 2 The Economist, of January 22, has the following article: Interest in the rubber market has suffered little or no abatement in consequence of the election fever thatj left its mark on most other industries, fend the circle1,277 words
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Article25 1910-02-24 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 22. Sir W. Taylor, Resident General, F. M. S is giving a farewell At Home to-day.25 words
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276 1910-02-24 2 The return of the imports into and from the Straits Settlements for the quartT ended December 30 last, shows that was an increase in imports of 84 equal to £486,079, as compared with t’heLm» period at 1908, and276 words
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Article109 1910-02-24 2 (From Our Own Corrbspondmnt.) Penang, February 18. ..during practice at Taiping for selection of the team that will represent the Malay States Guides at Bisley this year, at 200, 500 and ei*?bt highest range scores were 252, giving an aggregate of 166 at the three distances.109 words
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Article45 1910-02-24 2 (From Our Own Corrrspondbnt.) Penang, February 18. Sinclair, coal superintendent of the Prye dock, has been bitten in the hand by a snake. The wound has been cauterized and surgically dressed, and so far Mr. Sinclair has suffered no ill effects.45 words
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Article25 1910-02-24 2 (From Odr Own Corrbspondrnt.) Penang, February 17. It is rumoured that Ayer Kuning will be refloated on a sterling basis in London.25 words
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1355 1910-02-24 3 nW o, tarned Arab, pv.og the name oi iMnUah Adam, was before Mr. Colman, A “he 16th inst. tor preliminary enquiry wi the allegation that he bad murdered h.s coolie and another man who ran to fh. latter’s assistance1,355 words
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645 1910-02-24 3 (From a Correspondent The article, Languishing Labuan, which recently appeared in your columns, is very interesting reading indeed bat, I am afraid, the writer has made a mistake in sayiDg that mere petty trade remains. If he had645 words
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250 1910-02-24 4 There was cross case before Mr. Michel', the senior magistrate, on Saturday the parti* s to which were Mr C. M. Chelliah, Tamil interpreter of the senior magistrate's court, on the one hide, and Mrs. Huckstadt, Mi*iheh Annie and Flora250 words
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Article212 1910-02-24 4 The Bangkok Times says:—The very many friends of Mr. Livingstone, the agent of the Chartered Bank, will be sorry that he is leaving in about a fortnight’s time. His place will be filled by Mr. Thompson, who until recently has been looking after the bank’s interests in Soerabaya.212 words
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Article161 1910-02-24 4 In tbe district court, before Mr. Michell, on Monday afternoon, Kho Qann was to have sued Chew Gan Ho and Kho Shiat for $9O as the value of pineapple and banana plants cut and damaged and of the plank wall of a hut which was pulled down. Mr.161 words
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413 1910-02-24 4 Ou Monday, Mr. Justice Sorcombe Smith gave judgment in the action brought by Messrs. W. L. Watkins aud H. P Bagiev, two trustees of the estate of M. F. de Souz*, who died in 1891, to recover $4,859.92 with interest and413 words
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Article180 1910-02-24 4 Three of the owners of the ponds in Moulmein Rd, two Chinese and a Malay, were before Mr. Miobell, on Tuesday, for failure to abate a nuisance by filling up their ponds. Mr. T. O. May hew, chief sanitary inspector, stated that the woik would180 words
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Article33 1910-02-24 4 (P bom Oor Own Corrkspondrnt Kuala Lumpur. February 22. A semi-official party visits Rawarg to day to inspect the coal deposits on Government land at Rantau Panjaug.33 words
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376 1910-02-24 4 The immense potentialities of China from thu commerical point of view, says Eogi Q t r ing, has been a theme of speculation for a long time, and although the promises from time to time of a great industrial awakeniow have not376 words
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Article143 1910-02-24 4 The Malay Mail says that the new Colonial Office system of accounting, as introduced into the Federated Malay States by Mr. H. C. E. Barnes, Auditor of the East Africa Protectorate, at the beginning of last year, under instructions from the Secretary of State tor tbe143 words
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Article99 1910-02-24 4 His Excellency the Governor has made the following appointments: Mr. W. C. Michell to act as district judge and first magistrate, Singapore; Mr. L. E. P. Wolferntan to act as district judge, Singapore; Mr. C. J. Saunders to be secretary for < -hinese affairs, Straits Settlements and Federated99 words
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1085 1910-02-24 5 nnliuarv monthly meeting of the T^ e Coromisrtioners was held in the Mooicips Kritlay afternoon, the follow. b r K ;-MeHHrs. E. G. Broadrick mg being P polglase (secretary), K (president). w R 0 Middleton IT* officer)?.I- Carapiet, Wm. Macbean, (b ealtli1,085 words
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Article168 1910-02-24 5 The Kelantan coolie recruiting case was finished in the third magistrate’s court, on the 16th inst. It came out during the hearing that the second accused, Ng Swee Kee, is a partner in the opium farm at Kelantan, Lim Cheng Tee, the first accused was formerly in168 words
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390 1910-02-24 5 At tbe meeting of the Municipal Commissiouers, on Friday, the undermentioned document were signed and scaled:— Contract for the supply of sea laterite to municipal store for the year 1910; contract for the supply of sea laterite at390 words
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Article158 1910-02-24 5 The case of Mr. R. J. Caldera, against a woman named Neng, whom he charged with assaulting him ana against a well-known contractor named Mutukumaru and his wife Sitbyrapia, who were charged with abetment, was concluded in the summons court, on Thursday afternoon. Mr. V. D. Knowles158 words
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Article28 1910-02-24 5 (From Our Own Corrbspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, February 19. The gold exported from the F. M. S. during January amounted to 2,737 ounces.28 words
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Article27 1910-02-24 5 (From Our Own Corrbspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, February 19. Mr. Loong Fee, of Kinta, has been gazetted as an unofficial member of the Federa Council.27 words
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715 1910-02-24 6 The 1.700 ton steamship Minilya, formerly running between thin port and Australia for her then owners, the West Australian Steam Navigation Company, is now called the Kizal. after the Filipino patriot of that name, and will henceforth serve715 words
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Article153 1910-02-24 6 A variety entertainment in aid of the funds of the Singapore Chinese Girls School was given at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night and was repeated on Wednesday of this week, at the same place, at 9 p m. Mr. Song Ong Siang is the general manager and153 words
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Article146 1910-02-24 6 Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith gave judgment on Monday in the appeal of a former employee of the Government Telegraph office, named Rodriguez, who had been convicted of three charges of criminal breach of trust in his capacity of a public servant in respect of $4 24, $5.72, and146 words
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Article157 1910-02-24 6 A Mohammedan Indian, named Mohamed Hussein, was tried on charges of housebreaking and theft before Mr. Michell, on the 16th inst. Court Inspector Ambrose prosecuting and Mr. Johannes defending the accused. The complainant, a Malay named Abubakar, said that, on the 6th inst., be and his wife went157 words
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Article100 1910-02-24 6 The report of Dr. W. Gilmore Ellis, the registrar of births and deaths, shows that during the week ended February 12, 225 deaths were registered in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 41.15 per thousand of the estimated population. Malarial fever claimed 46 deaths, dysentery 11, bronchitis100 words
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350 1910-02-24 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, February 17. Mr. J. W. Qoldworth, district officer and magistrate at Nibong Tebal, has concluded the preliminary inquiry into the oircumstances attending the death of Teo Ah Kuai, a Teocbew pineapple planter,350 words
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Article100 1910-02-24 6 The sunken steamer La Seyne is now lying in twenty-two fathoms of water, the strong current in the Straits where the colli* sion occurred having taken her off the comparatively shallow bank on which she went down. Notwithstanding this depth, an effort is to be100 words
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Article151 1910-02-24 6 The Jotter writes in the Trinidad Mirror as follows:—I was told the other day by an authority that latex is not a good name for the product of the rubber tree, since it is Dot milky in the proper sense of the word, though it has a milky appearance.151 words
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1220 1910-02-24 7 Tho Tran Street chap jeo kee cane was T 1 hpforc .Mr. Colman, on Thursday rtiU t remembered that Messrs. JJ J i- and Savi made a raid at 11, Tras StrMit'and sixteen chap jee kee tickets were htreei»1,220 words
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Article114 1910-02-24 7 The directors of the Straits Settlements (Bertam) Rubber Company, Limited, have decided to submit to the shareholders, the question of dividing the capital into shares of 28. each, and a meeting is called for February 1, for that purpose. It is also proposed to take authority to114 words
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178 1910-02-24 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 16. The report of the Serendah Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., for 1909 has beeu issued. It shows a gross profit of 6121,570 and a net profit of $97,295. It is proposed178 words
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Article151 1910-02-24 7 Patriot writes to the Overseas Daily Mail from Singapore, as follows —May I intrade with a brief reference to the trade of Singapore Business here is generally better, and a brighter prospect is perceptible. Tin and rubber will undoubtedly go strong in the coming year il910), and an151 words
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Article80 1910-02-24 7 Prices, for the period from February 4 to 17, 1910, inclusive, of cultivated rubber on which export duty is leviable on an ad valorem basis under the Rules under the Customs Duties Enactment—duty will be assessed in the States of Perak, Selangor and Negri Sembilan in accordance80 words
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Article107 1910-02-24 7 Mr. V. Q. Savi, assistant superintendent of police, prosecuted Loi Ek Cheow and Wee Jui Lye before Mr. Green, on Friday, on charges of assisting in the management of a common gaming house, being occupiers of a common gaming house and playing in a common gaming107 words
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370 1910-02-24 8 On Suuday morning, the only two competing teams in Singapore- the right half Co. and the left ha f Co., of the Engineer Volunteers —put in an appearance at the Balestier range to defend their title ol holders of the370 words
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205 1910-02-24 8 The following circular letter has been issued to the shareholders of the Johore Rubber Lands (Malaya) Limited:— Sir or Madam, —I am instructed by the directors to inform you that certain contracts have been entered into with regard to the sale of205 words
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1864 1910-02-24 8 In the following tables and notes the object is to place before those who are interested in rubber properties some fairly representative groups of shares under what we call old and new1,864 words
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Article181 1910-02-24 9 have had the opportunity of inspecting a .'series of photographs taken by Mr. Jensen, of Messrs. Lambert and Co., of scenes during His Kxeellency the Governor’s tour in 3Vrak, in December last, dealing more especially with the picturesque functions connected with the opening of the Federal Council181 words
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Article86 1910-02-24 9 At the close of January, there was a row among a number of Hadjis quarantined at St. John’s Island, and two men were stabbed, one of them in the region of the heart. On Friday, three Hajis were before Mr. Colman for this. Court Inspector Ambrose86 words
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Article74 1910-02-24 9 At the general examination of students of the Inns of Court, held in Middle Temple Hall in December last, the following students passed in real property and conveyancing:— Class I: three students, including Wee Swee Teow (Graf’s Inn); Class II: 12 students, including Wong Siew Qui74 words
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283 1910-02-24 9 The S. C. Morning Post, of the 10th inst., reports that the riot in Canton which has been referred to recently was on a very large and fierce scale, and it is stated that the soldiers denied all orders, and283 words
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Article213 1910-02-24 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, February 19. The following wore the results of the racing at the Ipoh Gymkhana meeting on Friday:— Trypanomiasis Cup.—Bluebeard 1; All Black 2Lady Jean 8. Dividends?). President’s Cup.—Dainty 1; Flea 2; Pointsman 3. Time 1 min 4? secs. Dividend $7. Miners’ Cup.—Cooee213 words
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Article76 1910-02-24 9 Rubbers still advance with startling rapidity and daily attract more and more attention, the result of which is that the least demand in any particular stock caases a lightning appreciation, and although business is being transacted round about the prices quoted it is practically impossible76 words
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Article41 1910-02-24 10 Dsnsys —On the 10th instant, at Bolfield, Ponang, the wife of Allen Dennys, of a daughter. Morrison.— At Madras, on February 1, 1910, the wife of Mr. M. Morrison, Agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, of a daughter.41 words
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Article39 1910-02-24 10 B *klo w— Gbrkard. —On January 25, at Holy Trinity Church, Anerley, Arthur Howard Barlow, Agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Bangkok, to Gladys Vivienne Liscarton Gerrard, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gerrard, Glenburnic, Bideford.39 words
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THE Straits budget.
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Article1140 1910-02-24 10 brokers iftbey cannot mend matters.— Straits Times, February 17. A good deal of discussion, public and private, has followed the publication of a letter in one of onr northern contemporaries about the difference in the quotations for shares in the Press of Singapore and Penang. The correspondentbrokers iftbey cannot mend matters.— Straits Times, February 17. - 1,140 words
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Article1024 1910-02-24 10 —Straits Times, February 18. Lists have been issued, and we hear that already a fair response has been made to ths appeal they contain for funds to ensure the success of the Agri-Horticultural Show which is to be held in Singapore this year. It ha* been decided—Straits Times, February 18. - 1,024 words
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Article1013 1910-02-24 11 and it is not a prospect that pleases. —Straits Times, February 19. X;.e utws service from Home about tbe epen.ng of Parliament has been singularly so much so, indeed, that we suspect heater oi suffering from a fit of parsimony. All we know is that the New Parliament hasand it is not a prospect that pleases.—Straits Times, February 19. - 1,013 words
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Article1044 1910-02-24 11 utated in ono word—bankruptcy. —Straits Times, February 21. We were able on Saturday to expand Reuter’s very remarkable discovery of a boom in rubber share business, by some extracts from the London and China Express. Ytofn these we may conclude that a good deal of business hadutated in ono word—bankruptcy.—Straits Times, February 21. - 1,044 words
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Article1125 1910-02-24 12 in a simple, straightforward manner.—Straits Times, February 22, We have been disrespectful to dignitaries daring the last few days. Those men of weight and wisdom who rale our civic institutions held a meeting on Friday afternoon, and we failed both on Saturday and yesterday to bestow thatin a simple, straightforward manner.—Straits Times, February 22, - 1,125 words
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Article1090 1910-02-24 12 nen toform a Government. —Straits Times, February 23. For once in a way we may be almost certain as to the amount of the King’s speech which is actually the King’s. In the opinion 6f my advisers” is the phrase which his Majesty has no doubt insistednen toform a Government.—Straits Times, February 23. - 1,090 words
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Advertisement95 1910-02-24 10 Tr:» Po-it free price of the Straits Tinus > H Q& ;i s®‘ ir Ti*e po«t free price of the Straits hitdgit it $U y ear> It it not necewarv to nibemiK' for a year. The tu tcriptton* for ihorter periods are at the tame propor tionate rate at for95 words
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Obituary18 1910-02-24 10 DEATH. Naidu. —On February 17, at No. 46, Outram Road, Singapore, Mrs. S. M. Ramsami Naidu (Rukmani Aroma).18 words
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Article1556 1910-02-24 13 The Deli Langkat Tobacco Company has paid f 850 dividend per share. The annual departmental reports of the Straits Settlements for the year 1908 have been issued. Mr. J. L. Oliver has been authorised to file the specification of a folding book-stand named the Zythoun. After March1,556 words
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Article15 1910-02-24 14 [The Btraita Times ie not responsible for the opinions of ita correspond nt-*. j15 words
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Article500 1910-02-24 14 To The Editor of the Straits rimes. Sir, —You are or may be aware that an association named the Muslim AsH<»ciation is in existence in Singapore. This association has headquarters at Selegie ltd. As its president, it has the well known Arab gentleman, Mr. Syed Omar Alsagoff. Mr.500 words
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Article353 1910-02-24 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. 8* r i —l sbonld like to draw your attention to tne noises we residents of the town have had to put op with almost all night for the past nine nights. With bonfires, crackers, and explosions, most of which353 words
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Article70 1910-02-24 14 (From Our Own Corrkspondbnt.) Penang, February 18. Mr. J. L. Humphreys has been sworn in as acting deputy registrar of the Supremo Court, in succession to Mr. B. Nunn, who will act as official assignee and sheriff in place of Mr. David, whb relieves Mr. Beatty as official70 words
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Article38 1910-02-24 14 (From Ocr Own Corrrspondrnt). Kuala Lumpur, February 22. A Seremban court clerk has been found guilty of breach of trust, and is sentenced to six months’ imprisonment on each charge, the sentences to run consecutively.38 words
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Article29 1910-02-24 14 (From Our Own Corrssponornt.) Kuala Lumpur, February 22. The performances of the Chinese Amatenr Theatrical Company on Sunday and Monday were most successful, large sums being realised.29 words
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Article33 1910-02-24 14 (From Ocr Own Corrrspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, February 22. The Batu Gajah race prospects are good, and though much rain has fallen in the district the track is in fine order.33 words
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Article28 1910-02-24 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 22. A local company is being formed for the purpose of taking over Simpan Estate, in the Rawang district.28 words
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Article21 1910-02-24 14 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 22. consequence of floods, mining in the Kinta district is hampered.21 words
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603 1910-02-24 14 Messrs. Fraser and Neave prosecuted Loo Tliye Kong before Mr. Michell, oq Thursday on a charge of possession of a large quantity of their bottles which boro other labels than theirs. Mr. G. S. Carver appeared for the complainants and Mr.603 words
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905 1910-02-24 15 The L and C. Express, ol January 28, prints the following- R#ffleg wag appointed Wbrt unvernor of J-va he had to cope financial difficulties which he "I overcome, in part, at least, by selling tried to ove905 words
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257 1910-02-24 15 Some important discoveries of old Chinese, Turki, and Buddhist manuscripts were made in Central Asia, last year, by M Zinoho Tacbibana, a young Japanese explorer, who is now Secretary to Connt Otani, head of the great Buddhist community257 words
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Article109 1910-02-24 15 It is thought that the visit of Mr. W Evans, Resident Councillor of Malacca, to India is possible due to the situation which has been created by the continued and sharp rise in the wholesale price of opium says the Penang Gazette, which is affecting the Government109 words
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432 1910-02-24 15 The Globe, of January 22, publishes the following:— The market on the whole has been weak, with a pronounced downward tendenoy. A spasmodic rally of 20s. took place on Wednesday last, when Eastern sellers had temporarily withdrawn, and a few432 words
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169 1910-02-24 15 The fire brigade was called out twice on the night, of the 16th inst., one of the calls giving them a long run to little purpose and the other being a false alarm. Just before midnight an alarm was received169 words
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911 1910-02-24 16 Mr. C. A. Wilson sued Messrs. Godfrey Phillips, Ltd., in the district court, on Tuesday afternoon, for $145.55 as one month's wages (at $100) in lieu of notice, salary due and commission earned. Mr. Parsons appeared for the plaintiff and Mr.911 words
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Article430 1910-02-24 16 The case against a local barrister which has been mentioned before Mr. Colman, a conple of times, was to have been taken by Mr. Green, yesterday, as a preliminary enquiry, Mr. Colman having transferred it to the second magistrate as the offence, if any, was committed in430 words
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381 1910-02-24 16 The Times of Malaya, of the 14th inßt says: —The Chinese New Year, though it has been more free from crime than wt anticipated, was not to pass without some serious crime occurring, for news reaches qs of a daring381 words
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Article38 1910-02-24 16 (From Our Own Corrbspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, February 19. The rubber exports during January were as follows:—Perak 130,961 lbs., Selangor 625,814 lbs., and Negri Sembilan 111,968 lbs., making a total of 768,743 lbs. as against 345,593 lbs.38 words
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Article208 1910-02-24 16 Mr. A. Grisar left Kuala Lumpur ou Sunday last to catch the German mail in Penang, says the Malay Mail. This gentleman during the short time in which he was in the State put through a greater volume of business and did more to advance208 words
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389 1910-02-24 17 The Malay MtU. of_tho 14th inst., prints Hie foll °*'t"few t0 months have K'ven us in Th p s f hotuu remarkable instances of t‘ ie i enterprise. It had beon welljoaimercial e time past that var.ous known {or tj0I)8 a389 words
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Article33 1910-02-24 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lnmpur, February 16. Messrs. A. C. Harper and Co., have received London wire saying that the average price of Plantation No. 1 is 9s. 3d.33 words
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Article137 1910-02-24 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur,February 18. Detective Sergeant Chong Seng has been awarded the King’s Police Medal for his bravery in the Pudu Temple affray last year. The Pioang Gazette says: Mr. J, Bromead Matthews. K. C., has returned to the anamas and taken up137 words
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Article784 1910-02-24 17 Before the Chief Justice (Sir W. H. Hyndman-Jones) in the Supreme Court, yesterday, the hearing was commenced of an action brought by Tan Jee Kwang and Ah Moey against Mr. E.A. Gardiner, acting chief police officer, Singapore,784 words
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Article37 1910-02-24 17 (From Our Own Corrbspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, February 18. The recent rise in the prioe of tin has caused rejoicing amongst the miners of Kinta. The miners are looking forward to a return of boom prices.37 words
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Article170 1910-02-24 17 According to Bun Ah Bak, assistant at A temple in Victoria St he was peacr fully gambling with a friend at ll.Lorong Kassan, the friend’s residence, at 9 30 p.m., on Saturday last, when a man named Lin Yu Goo entered, pretending to be a detective,170 words
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Article105 1910-02-24 17 We are given to understand that a Chineseowned rubber estate at Seletar, about twelve miles from Singapore town on the Thomson Road, has just been sold to a London syndicate for $350,000. The estate comprises 898 acres, almost entirely planted up with rubber of the following ages:—180,000105 words
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Article110 1910-02-24 17 A Government commission has been appointed in Indo China to consider a singular danger of a very threatening kind. A few years back, some matting, which wrapped 1 oported Japanese goods, happened to con* tain the seeds or germs of a certain aquatic nlant. These germs110 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article241 1910-02-24 18 8* C. C. Tournament. It has been decided to add a Veterans doubles handicap to the programme in connection with the forthcoming tournament. The conditions are as follow This event is open to active member* of the Singapore Cricket Clnb who are of the age241 words
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Article476 1910-02-24 18 Singapore Ladies Club. The members of the Singapore Ladies Rifle Association resumed their woekly shooting matches at Balestier range, on Thursday afternoon, after a considerable break for which the recent wet weather was mainly responsible. About twenty members took Srt and the scores were used to count for476 words
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Article273 1910-02-24 18 Malacca Golf Club. The following are the medal results for February 1910:— Ladies’ Medal. Mrs Fraser 61—14=»47 Mrs. Collins 64 16 48 Mrs. Evans 63 10 58 Mrs. Lupton 68 10 58 Miss O. Williams 74 16 58 Cards wore also received from Miss Evans (66) and Mrs. Burgess273 words
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Article184 1910-02-24 18 day and Sunday last, and was won bv v. Green with 77 nett. The following \jard were returned: Q| C. F. Green 41 42 q F. Ferguson 89 41 plus 8 G. B. Stratton 45 45 g K4 Sir A. Young 46 45 5 J. Crabb Watt 40 42 plus184 words
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Article229 1910-02-24 18 Match at Raffles, There was a considerable number of billiard enthusiasts at Raffles' billiard rooms on Saturday night, when Mr. Alex. Taylor, the North of England champion, conceded Mr. Biddulph, one of Singapore's champions, 400 points in a game of 800 up. Tho game commenced at 9.15 and the229 words
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Article203 1910-02-24 18 Wong Sam lived in Kallang Padding in blissful harmony with 78 full-grown fowls but awoke at midnight on the 6th inst. to hod 64 of his feathered companions missing. As all the territory about his house was under water owing to the floods then prevailing, he203 words
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Article2268 1910-02-24 19 London, February 16. presiding at a dinner in Lord n M. r Harold Cox, reference ol h b°e'Tariff Reform question to a Royal ComB iw,ion that the Nationalists will VJSuSS. attempt to embarrass the government, whatever order of procedure ■SjrfaSto suburbs have been reflooded w riftPH of the2,268 words
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Article666 1910-02-24 20 Berlin, February 10. The Canadian Finance Minister hai announced that preliminary arrangements have boon made with Germany, and that a com- mercial treaty is expected to result from them. A telegram from Athens says that the navy is for the King and against the Militaiy League. The troops666 words
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184 1910-02-24 20 The Bangkok Daily Mail says that on the west side of the Menam at Wat Chang a European man was near being drowned whilst taking snap shots of native ceremonies and Chinese plays. As he was walking on a wharf184 words
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Article54 1910-02-24 20 (From Our Own Correspondbnt Kuala Lumpur, February 18. Oq Wednesday last, two Chinese squatters were held up on the Lahat Road, near Ipob, by a gang of armed Chinese. Several shots were tired by the robbers. A polioe patrol opportunely arrived on the soene and captured54 words
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Article76 1910-02-24 20 (From Ocr Own Corrbspondsnt). Penang, February 17. Mr. Bromhead Matthews, who was coming to Singapore as Attorney-General, has returned to the Bahamas as Chief Justice. Mr. Franklyn Robinson, of the Straits civil service, has passed his final examination for the Bar at Home, and will probably be coming76 words
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Article75 1910-02-24 20 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 22. The total tin exported from the four States during January was 65.692 piculs as agaiast 73 611 piculs in January 1909. The duty paid amounted to $333,340 as against $607,026. Mr. J. Sargant, who has been for many years connected75 words
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Shipping in Port.
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Article619 1910-02-24 21 February >3 ini/ ri Brit .tr. Bichter, Macs..', Ste/“S Get ntr, Mato how, Yokohama, rt B^ U B y ris Yokohama. W. M /r fl Bnt t »tr! Roberttoo, Port SwtftoDp o h An tg steamship Coy w S«!i, Brit str, Angus, Palambang, Uock Seog g(joUi p ontiaDa k,619 words
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Article353 1910-02-24 21 February 13 Daginar, Ger str, Bangkok Bellerovhon, Brit str, London aud Liverpool Titan, Brit str, Puget Sound port via ports >4 C. Hock Kinn, Dnt str, Bagan P. K. Friedrich, Ger str, Bremerhavhn via porks Hye Leong, Brit str, Pahang and Kuantan Guadiana, Fch str, Saigon Hai Nam, Brit353 words
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Article247 1910-02-24 21 SlNOAPOM, Fibruary 28, 10X0. EXCHANGE. On London— Bank 4 m/s 2/44 Demand 2/4A Private 6 m/s 2/4 j do 8 m/s 2/4|J On Germany—Bank d/d 289 Private 8 m/s 244 do 6 m/s •ee 2484 On Francs—Bank d/d 2944 Private 8 m/s •ee 2994 do 6 m/s247 words
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