The Straits Budget, 3 March 1910
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1910-03-03 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE ‘STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIV NO. 2716 Singapore, Thursday, March 3,1910. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY Price 25 cents,27 words
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Article246 1910-03-03 1 leadeusp.trcing the King’s Hand 10 China’s Awakening ...10 11 Will It Last 11 Difertile Defences ...11*12 Tib* tan Trouble H American Armaments 12-13 Local and Gknkral— Social and Personal 1 Notts from Mnar 4 Not* from L&buan 6 Strwits 1). ft noes 6 P.aotets’ Association 6 Correspondence246 words
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Article715 1910-03-03 1 Mr. B. O. Stoney, assistant resident, Brunei, has arrived from Labuan. Copt, and Mrs. Prynn arrived from London on Tuesday by the P. and O. steamer Nile. Inspector Hart returned from long leave on Tuesday by the intermediate P. and O. steamer Nile. The Master Attendant, Commander715 words
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4029 1910-03-03 2 The hearing of the action in which two Chinese oameo Tan Joe Kwang and Ah Moey hu«*1 Mr. K. A. Gardiner, acting chief police officer, Singapore, to recover S3,000, waw continued b*-f *re tiie Chief Justice, on4,029 words
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Article41 1910-03-03 3 (From Ode Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 25. A London syndicate acquires the new Amberst estate now known as the Ban Hock Hoe estate near Batu Caves, which was originally opened under coffee by Mr. Carey.41 words
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Article25 1910-03-03 3 (From Our Own Corrbspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, February 24. The Tekka Mines are declaring a furthor dividend of Is. 6d. payable on March 11.25 words
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433 1910-03-03 4 The learned judges of the Supreme Court met at 10 80 on Monday to arrang* the March general cau'-e hs\ Tht re are only ]ft ra L i s on the list, miv< uof them having Chet’iesas plaintiff 4. There433 words
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Article272 1910-03-03 4 (Fhom a Couhkspondent.) Muar, Ft bruary 26. Tho Muar contingent of the Johoro forces is now about two bund strong On Tburs day. the 15th lay of the Chinese month, tin y had a march O'lt in tho early morning, fully one hundn d under arms, with272 words
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674 1910-03-03 4 The Financial Times of February 8, H»yp. Messt h. Harrisons and Crostield, secretari* sto the Lubber Estates ot Johor**, Ltd., have i-sutd a circular to the shareholde*s of that undertaking, stating that, ats several mouths must eLpse before tlte next g«674 words
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387 1910-03-03 4 N T o marked activity has characterised thi market, and fluctuations have been <. Ula jj 8 r* ports the Globe in its review of the tin market for the week ended J-muiry 2.), Con. suiuers continue to buy sparingly, and, gene/,387 words
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Article195 1910-03-03 4 Syed Mohamed bin Agil bin Yahya applied to Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, ou Monday, for probate of the will of the late Syed Taliar bin Ali bin Hassan. his cousin, who left two wills Mr. R. St. J. Braddell appeared ou his behalf and brought evidence show195 words
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Article95 1910-03-03 4 Mr. A. Staines Manders, the organising manager of the International Rubber and Allied Trades Exhibition, Ltd., announces that, at the exhibition which will be open next year from .June 12 to 28 inclusive, the rates for space will be four shillings for ft square foot and95 words
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619 1910-03-03 5 ,v Uvaneso, four tuen and two women, Mo*' Mr. de Mello, on Thur»day, 2 'r. cliargo of knowiuy or having reason to k“ on or about .lanuary 7, ot the death of m', mu, a syce employed619 words
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Article51 1910-03-03 5 ’1 hi>M Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, February 23. P«^t od st D E s <»l»l Mission bas in Lamt i/ f Nf u bronner a property it is understood °nf^ 4 o f C J h P ur P ofie Hite. tOO< ere cting a church on51 words
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590 1910-03-03 5 Before Mr. Justice Sercomb© Smith, on Tuesday, Mr. How aud Allen appeared on behalf ot the Deutsche Asiatischu Bank in a judgment mmmons against Lim Tuah Tow, against whom judgment had been given in tbo supreme court for #25,000,590 words
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Article107 1910-03-03 5 Capt. Stockley, who has resigned his appoint ment as A. 1). C, to His Excellency the Governor, in ordor to devote his future energies to ru >b r, left for home on Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs Stockley, by the P. RDd O intermediate steamer Nyanza. Capt. Stockley, who107 words
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331 1910-03-03 5 Nine Macaos were arrested at TanjoDg Rhn, some weeks ago, on a charge of being members of an unlawful society. One of the-e was subsequently released, and the case agaiust tho remaining eight was proceeded with in the third331 words
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Article52 1910-03-03 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 24. At the Lake Club dance last night, the Chief Judicial Commissioner, Sir A. F. G. Law presented Mr. H. Vane with a canteen, from the me mbers of the Club, in recognition of his servicos as honorary secretary for52 words
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Article44 1910-03-03 5 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, February 23. In the Mills Trophy competition for February the scores are. —Perak Ladies R. A. 197; Selangor 196; Penang 195; Singapore 190; North Kinta 183; Telnk Anson 177; Ipoh 174; Malacca 170 and Seremban 113.44 words
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Article119 1910-03-03 5 Mr. Campbell defended a man named Wee Chye who was tried before Mr. Colman, on Thursday, on a charge of picking the pocket of one Cho Lok in South Bridge Road, at 11 a.m. on the 9th inst., of $8 in notes. Dotcctivs Inspector Bonrne prosecuted. Accused was119 words
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918 1910-03-03 6 Majid, Malay P. C. 2:ifi. a d Letchmanan, Tamil P. C. were before Mr. Colriian, on Saturday, on a charge ot extortion of five and a half .cents from three hawkers, Wee Choo. Soh Piah and 'Ian Cl twee,918 words
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Article343 1910-03-03 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Labuan, February 24. The Ven. Archdeacon Sharp arrived from Kuching on the Oth i use. and left for B. N. B. ports by the Sabah on 17th. The Paris cint matograph continues to show to a full teut nightly in spite of the343 words
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Article19 1910-03-03 6 (From Our Own uokrrspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, February 25. rijc application lists for Ulan Simpan shares are full.19 words
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Article78 1910-03-03 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, February 24. It is reported in official circles here that General Sir John French lias returned dis. satisfied to an extreme degree with the defences of the Straits, tho British possessions in China,78 words
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177 1910-03-03 6 (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, February 28. At the general meeting of the Planters’ Associatiou, held yesterday. Mr. Malcolm Cumming presided. The following committfo was appointed to report on the benevolent fund:—Messrs.Prior. Quartley aud Zacharias. Mr. Cumming welcomed the application of tho177 words
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Article72 1910-03-03 6 (From Our Own Correspondknt Kuala Lumpur, February 25. Dr. S. H. R Lucy, medical officer in charge, Seremban, has been appointed senior medical officer of Perak with his headquarters at I poll. The Perak Pioneer says that Dr. Freer is to have medical charge of Negri Sembilan72 words
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Article133 1910-03-03 6 Humour attributes the recent very influential buying of Linggi shares to a decision by the board to distribute among the shareholders the Kamuning B shares, owned by the Linggi Company, says the Malay Mail. Such a distribution, if made, would, of course be a very handsome bonus. Tho133 words
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Article13 1910-03-03 7 m, St~»W Time, h no‘ r««P° n3ib,e ,or the of itd oorrespondeote.]13 words
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Article630 1910-03-03 7 To tiie Editor of the Btr»ite Times. With reference to the leading artiole -JL issue of the 22nd I inst., I wish to Tort to all owners of private carnages biovoles and tiioyoles that the only empowered totes. and have no power to regulate nn t r the630 words
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Article492 1910-03-03 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —A rumour is afloat that an applies* tion has been made to Government asking for permission to organise a Malay Volunteer Corps in Singapore. This is a very good movement, and I hope it will not end in a fiasco.492 words
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Article47 1910-03-03 7 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, March 1. The staff of the Forests and Gardens Department are presenting Mr. Walter Fox, superintendent of the Gardens, with an illuminated farewell address to-morrow, eulogising his service of thirty-one years in the Straits Settlements. Mr. Fox retires shortly.47 words
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Article67 1910-03-03 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 23. Sir Ralph Paget, K. C M. G., and Lady Paget arrived here yesterday and leave for Singapore to-day, en route for Bangkok where they are going on a holiday prior to Sir Ralph taking up67 words
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Article310 1910-03-03 7 The Sarawak Gasette of February 16, reports that at the end of January and early in February the weather was unusually cloudy and wet, the sun being bnt seldom seen. On the night310 words
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135 1910-03-03 7 (From Oue Owm Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur, February 24. The semi-official party who visited Rawang on Tuesday inspected the coal mine, which ia six miles from Rawang and a three-mile walk in the jangle. The shafting and tunnelling135 words
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Article97 1910-03-03 7 Fraser Co.’s Share Circular. Sinoe our last report, a very large business has been transacted, althoogh the wild speculation that was rampant in local robbers earlier in the week has subsided slightly, but the heavier stealing stocks on the other hand, after a slight lull before the auotiona, are in97 words
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795 1910-03-03 8 In the bankruptcy Coart. on Friday before Mr. Justice Seroombe Smith, Mr. C. I. Carver applied for a receiving ardor against Chop Heng L*>ong, of 42 Sago St., the petitioner being Messrs. Fraser and N'eave, Ltd. Mr. Phipps stated that jadgment bad795 words
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219 1910-03-03 8 Speaking at the ordinary half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in tho Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, held at the City Hall, Hongkong, on the 10th inst., the chairman, the Hon. W. J. Gresson, said:— From the Straits Settlements219 words
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Article245 1910-03-03 8 i The current issue of the Gazette notifies the following appointments Mr. P. A. F. David to act as Official Assignee for Singapore, Penang and Malacca, to be a Commissioner of Currency, Straits Settlements, in succession to Mr. D. Beatty, and Registrar of Bills of Sale, Singapore, with245 words
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670 1910-03-03 8 The annual report on Raffles Masonm and Library for 1909 appears in a supplement to last week’s Government Gazette and signed by Dr. R. Uanitsch, the diroctor. Tb* number of works purchased for the library during the year670 words
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736 1910-03-03 9 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. s tlio valuer referred to in the V. I, there no mercy," in your issue of tr'd inst msy 1 ask you to find room for the f0l r ll.aoninuH asked736 words
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253 1910-03-03 9 The repetition of the variety entertainment in aid of the fuuds of the Singapore Chiuesc Girls’ School, given by the friends of that institution at the Victoria Theatre, on February 23 was greeted with a bumper hou*-e. Most of tbo features of the programme were received253 words
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Article206 1910-03-03 9 In tbo district court, on February *23 Ng Ah Sian and Lam Yong Sim were tried on a charge of robbing Leow Yong Peow of $4 in Hamah St, on February 13 Court inspector Ambrose prosecuted. Complainant stated that ho was employed in a Kampong GUm206 words
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Article173 1910-03-03 9 Bo Ah Knang and Low Ah Leow were tried in the district court, on February 23 on a charge of housebreaking and theft at the home of Kim Bok, 654 Kalians Rd., at 2 a.m. (n February 16. Complainant stated that he was aroused from sleep by173 words
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370 1910-03-03 9 Lim Cheng Tee and Ng Siow Kee were again before Mr. Colman, on February 23 for the conclusion of the hearing of the charge that they had been concerned in the unlawful recruiting of labourers for Kelantan. Mr. W. Peacock, of370 words
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Article87 1910-03-03 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 23. Sir William Taylor’s at home was well* attended. Sir William left Kuala Lumpur to-day and motored to Port Swetteuham from where he is proceeding to Singapore, where he goes on board the P. and O. mail steamer Assays87 words
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Article29 1910-03-03 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, February 28. Mr. H. N. Ridley, director of the Botanic Gardens, Straits Settlements, is proceeding on a visit to Setnl.29 words
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Article28 1910-03-03 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, February 23. Mr. A. M. Pountney has been nominated by tho government as a municipal commissioner, vice Mr. L. H. Clayton.28 words
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Article31 1910-03-03 10 Gibbs. At Singapore, the wife of Philip H. Gibbs, ot a son. Gaunt.— On February 25, at 21, De Vere Gardens, the wife of L. E. Gaunt, of a son.31 words
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Article36 1910-03-03 10 Kknnkdy—Smith. —At Aberdeen, on February 23, by the Rev. H. A. IngJis, m a., of Belmont Congregational Church, William Kennedy, Howarth Erskine, Ltd., to Agnes Bean Argo, youngest daughter of .lames Smith, Consulting Engineer, Aberdeen.36 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1091 1910-03-03 10 when the groups attempt to dictate.—Straits Times, February 24. From the discussion of the address in the House of Commons, we may gather a good deal more about the very remarkable political position in Great Britain than was dis- 1 olosed in the speech from thewhen the groups attempt to dictate.—Straits Times, February 24. - 1,091 words
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Article1136 1910-03-03 10 —Straits Times, February 25. It fell to our lot some four to five years ago to discuss in another place, as they would say in Parliament, the risks of invasion to which India is exposed. We treated lightly the danger from Russia, and declined to become gravely alarmed—Straits Times, February 25. - 1,136 words
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Article1110 1910-03-03 11 WILL IT LAST —Straits Times, February 26. Everyone is asking, How long will the rubber boom last and not a few are reply ing, Scotch fashion, Why should it stop 9 The chief reason why it should stop is that our fellow countrymen have a habit of coming to their’—Straits Times, February 26. - 1,110 words
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Article1237 1910-03-03 11 who may covet them. —btraits Times, February 2S. Year by year a sum of money which is quite large enough to be a somewhat serious embarrassment is exacted from this colony as a military contribution.” It is not a fixed sum, but one that rises or falls accordingwho may covet them.—btraits Times, February 2S. - 1,237 words
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Article1016 1910-03-03 12 —Straits Times, March 1. Whatever else ujay happen to tho forbidden land of Tibet, it is patent that tho Chinese will hold tho country, in years to come, not merely by a sketchy suzerainty, hut by an actual occupation of arms, of which tno recent raid upon Lhasa—Straits Times, March 1. - 1,016 words
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Article903 1910-03-03 12 Strait* Times. March 2. The United States of America, the youngest of the really great powers of the earth, is paying the price of empire in preparing for the construction of huge battleships which are to outmeasure the designs of those of any other power. It was butStrait* Times. March 2. - 903 words
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Advertisement91 1910-03-03 10 Th« Pont fr«w price of the Straits Times i» |BS a year The po*t free price of the Straits budget i» $l4 year. It ii not necemarv to *ufo»cribe for a year. The »üb•criptions for shorter periods are at the tame proportionate rate aa for a vear. The Straits budget91 words
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Article970 1910-03-03 13 Messrs. Harlow and Co. are opening a Iranch at Kuala Lumpur. on Boon Teah has roported the loss of |4*J4 worth of foreign stamps from his placo io High Stroot. The l’rye Rubber and Coconut Company intend to start tapping towards the end of ibis year, says970 words
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141 1910-03-03 13 The S. C. Morning Post is informed that the managing director of the Belfast aa4 Hongkong Marine Engineering Co., Lid, with a staff of engineers, will shortly be visiting Hongkong, Shanghai and the Strait* Settlements, with a view to developing the141 words
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Article224 1910-03-03 13 On Tuesday, eighty men ol the rickaba poller type figured before Mr. MicheV to explain why they, in the early part a ft February, neglected to give information to the proper authorities of the existence of a case of 3mall-pox in a ricksha depot in Upper Cross224 words
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Article178 1910-03-03 13 The case of Kwok Tho was, on Tuesday, again before Mr. Colman. This man was arrested in a temple in Sago Street for telling fortunes. There is a prsctioe much betierted in by Macao women that by offering ip a sacrifice of chandn to a certain idol, tney178 words
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Article33 1910-03-03 13 Mortars. Derrick and Co. report the loJArw* oatpats for the month of January 1910 e- ?elat Tin Mining Co.Ltd.,260pols; Fnank* in Minins Co. Ltd., 66 pole and Bmnnia Ltd. ‘266 pels.33 words
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938 1910-03-03 14 The new No. 1 Bandmann Opera Company made an auspicious commencement at the Victoria Theatre, on Monday when they Sve a charming reproduction of Mr. Robert mrtneidge's great London trinmph Tho Arcadianh. Thin initial performance made it dear that Mr. Bandmann938 words
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Article160 1910-03-03 14 A third edition has just appeared of A Chronological Table ot the Imperial Acts applicable to the Straits Settlements; of tho Indian Acts in force in the Straits Settlements and of the Ordinances of the Straits Settlements, together with tho Orders in Council, Kules, Regulations and160 words
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Article159 1910-03-03 14 W e hear of the tremendous excitement that prevails in London over the rubber share boom, and of the way that stockbrokers are working day and night to clear up the masses of business they have to deal with. Wo are quiet, unostentatious people out159 words
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675 1910-03-03 14 Some people are not so sure of the Jan*, nose, but plain facts, from various sour** seem to show that they really are doing 8om fl good things, at least incidentally, for the Chinese and other inhabitants in Formosa675 words
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1724 1910-03-03 15 FroM Our Own Correspondent.) Khota Bharu, February 13. Mr Penny of the Lowland* Estate, Klang, «1 tliroil. Kl.ota BUaru to tako charge Pf/. ivlmit Estate near Iviala Lebir. Mr Bulla of the Dominion Kubber Estate, i« the manager of the Austral Malay1,724 words
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232 1910-03-03 15 An extraordinary a t ur occurred on Klong Samrong, below Ban Ilia, a day or two ago reports the Bangkok Daily Mail. A man wh-i quietly paddling a’ong in his boat when suddenly a huge croc >dile rose232 words
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Article85 1910-03-03 15 Work on the Anderson bridge is being rapidly poshed to completion and indications are that the entire structure and its approaches, Favs for the pavements on the approach in front of the Memorial Hall, will be finished in a week or ten days In connection with this completion85 words
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743 1910-03-03 16 (From Ouu Own Correspondent.) Penang, F< biuary 24. The lion. .John Turnor, who in a through pRHM ngrr hy the homeward I’. find O. mail wtrairjor, hi* h urriv* s lit re* on Sa tun lay743 words
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345 1910-03-03 16 Dr. Whittle, of the General Hospital, gave evidence, on Friday afternoon, r* girding the injuries to the Chinese recently killed ou K gin Bridge, for tl-e murder of whom a Mo lainuit d *n m gro namr (1 Abdullah345 words
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Article59 1910-03-03 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, February 28. Mr. Justice Braddell ha* been elected president of the Penang Golf Club; Mr. T. B. P* t, rktn captain; and Mr C. T. Durward ho i. secretary, vice Mr. Fox to whom a preseutation is being made by the members59 words
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Article54 1910-03-03 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, February 28. There was a record muster of planters from northern Malaya on board the P and O. steamer Assaye to bid farewell to the H m. John Turner to whom an address wns presented by Mr. Boyd on behalf of54 words
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Article100 1910-03-03 16 The report of Dr. W. Gilmore Ellis, the registrar of births and deaths, shows that during the week eDded February 19, 208 deaths were registered in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 38.04 per thousand of the estimated population. Malarial fever claimed dysentery 16, bronchitis 4, phthisis100 words
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Article409 1910-03-03 16 Bangkok papers record the death bv drowning of Mr. Holgar Oxbol, the chief officer of tho Siamese steamer Praclmtinok at the bar of the river on tho afternoon of February 20. Tt seems that on409 words
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Article70 1910-03-03 16 (F rom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 23. Messrs. Harper and Company have received a cable from London stating that the price of average Plantation rubber number one to-day is 9s. 6d. per pound. Penang, February 23. The features of the share market to-day are that70 words
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Article31 1910-03-03 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, March 1. Mr. Robert Young has definitely accepted the Governor’s nomination as a member of the Legislative Council vice the Hon. John Turner.31 words
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Article59 1910-03-03 16 It has been spoken of as a possibility, and we believe is even a probability, that Mr J. 0. Anthonisz, the present Colonial Treasurer, will become Resident-Councillor of Penang, when Mr, Bland retires shortly. Mr. Anthonisz would be succeeded in the treasurership by Mr. W. C. Michell, who59 words
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Sporting Intelligence. NOTES IN GENERAL.
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Article305 1910-03-03 17 I he s c. c. Tournament. rh'li -t tie« i" tlio S. 0. C. lawn tennis r iaIli ;.nt *ore playd. on February 23 with til,, lolluwieri results 1). SlNtiLKS. Crnttuvll brat Hay, 6-1.5-7, 7-5. Ii,l heat I* Llo.v.l, 7—5. 0- 2. sitra<* beat AdU r. 6-2. 4-6305 words
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Article235 1910-03-03 17 Tli»' S K A. monthly lout; range handicap (SCO, flOP and 1 .()(>() yards) was tired ou Sunday afu* r uoou. but the shooting was spoilt by heavy r.iu. (’litter was tirst with 80. Loug made and Harris tlio same. The inombt rs of the team, which will235 words
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Article40 1910-03-03 17 Singapore Golf Club. The February competition for the Ladies' Spoon was played on Monday, and resulted m a w n Mrs. Scoular who returned a score of 44. Following cards were Mrs. Scoular 59—15«.-44 Miss Naughton 69 12 4740 words
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Article289 1910-03-03 17 Mr. Alec Taylor. At the Adel phi Hotel on Saturday, Alec Taylor played Mr. B. A. Biddulph The name was 800 up, Biddulph having 400 start Scores: Taylor 800, Biddulph 673. Breaks made by Taylor included 125, 124. 100, and 74. Biddulph made breaks of 39, 28, aud 25289 words
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Article97 1910-03-03 17 Singapore Polo Club. Mr. Michell presided on Tuesday* over the annual general meeting of the Singapore Polo Club, there being also present Messrs. Cooke Yarborough (hou. secretary*, Wuok, Tuiloh, Somerville, (i. E. V. Thomas, Coates, Brottdrick and Colonel Pmhorn. The* report and accounts, which we have already reproduced, were97 words
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192 1910-03-03 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, February 25. At the Edinburg!) Court of Session on the Ist innt, the record was closed and proof allowed in an action brought by Messrs. Kiley Hargreaves and Co., of Singapore, Messrs.192 words
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Article593 1910-03-03 17 The seventh ordiuary general meeting of the Singapore and Johore Rubber Co., Ltd., will be held at NViuchester House on Tuesday next at noon. Tho directors’ report for the year ended December 31, signed by Mr.593 words
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Article34 1910-03-03 17 (From Ouk Own Corkbspomdknt.J Penang, February 28. The Saltan of Kedah and Tunku Mahmoud have abandoned their proposed trip to Europe for the present. The Sultan proceeds to Java instead.34 words
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Article2851 1910-03-03 18 London, February 23. The Egyptian Cabiect haw been reconsti tilted, with Mohommfd Mohammed Said Bey Premier. The death i:i announced of Mr. Arthur Krav r Walter, senior proprietor of the Time s. In the lobbies the political situation is regarded as I<>h acute. Ah the result of a2,851 words
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Article790 1910-03-03 19 Berlin, February 23. The Prussian Electoral Law Commission has accepted the Conservative and Centre’* proposal, although the Government opposed the combination The result will be continuance of indirect and installation of secret election. Baron von Aehrenthal has received the Order of the Black Eagle with Diamonds. Mulai Hatid,790 words
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521 1910-03-03 20 Before the Chief Justice at tlie supreme courr, y*-s*-erday, the firm of Sim Ban St rr» Mied Cip*. T* Ih fs"n for $1,385 and such damage's as th" court should award. Mr. I'pco’t appeared for the plaintiffs, and Mr (J S521 words
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Article28 1910-03-03 20 hum ()ur Own Corrrspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, March 2. The Wither,' Concert Company i, here, »nrl la,t night gave an excellent performance before a moderate attendance.28 words
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164 1910-03-03 20 Mr. W. M. Bath, manager of the Belat Tin Minir g Co. L‘d writing frern Belat on 3rd F* bruary, reports to the directors as follows G< nth men —I b* g to submit to you my report of164 words
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Article56 1910-03-03 20 Mr. Ba’li reports to the directors as follows:—I beg to submit to you my report of the w<»rk done on your lease during the month of January 1910. N 2 Hill.—This is the only portion worked during the month and the tribute™ had a return56 words
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Article211 1910-03-03 20 On August 14 la-t, Mavena Nivena UaliiiuanHitli, shopkeeper, of 181, New Bridge K)td, laid inform ition agaiu-fc VelupilUy C.'iictv to t»:o c ff ct that the latter had commilted criminal breach of trust of $3 0. Vclupdluy Chctty.it is ailegrd, told com- )> aiuant that ho211 words
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Article139 1910-03-03 20 There have been many American tourists in Singapore the past few days all of whom are very much pleased with the place a fact which is probably largely n v'r COUrtcfi y of Mr. -lames Du Bois, the American Consol General who never tires of shewing the m139 words
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502 1910-03-03 20 Another phase of the controvrrsv hot Mr. It. J. Caldera, a way ii.snm, employ of the Government rai| WPV Mr. S Mutuknmaru, a well known (Vv) n contractor, and his wife, Sit by R^p|»i a was recently aired in the502 words
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Article50 1910-03-03 20 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mireh 1. His Excellency Sir Jobn Anderson O. C M. G., Hiyli Commissioner, F. M. S., lias refused the Ip >h petition asking for the head-quarters to be transferred to ipob, and for the construction of a railway line to Lumut.50 words
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Article30 1910-03-03 20 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, March 1. The Troooh Mines’ directors have decleared a further dividend of Is. TheLabat directors announce a dividend of 6d.30 words
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Shipping in Port.
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Article550 1910-03-03 21 February JJ Sm Too Soon, Dat rtr. Odink. Sembse. B T »?°lr« k .tr, Mnyne, Triaggaaa. Teo Hoe Dat rtr. Amstel, Cotie, Baa Eur *Z. Brit str. Instone, Newcastle. BousKut ££*Britrtr, Bradley. Calcntta, Boastead Rdj aho°Sarawak, Sar str. Barton, Sarawak, Wagner. Hamburg, Bebn S«fy?Brit str, Angus, Palembang, BaMuf Brit550 words
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Article404 1910-03-03 21 February 23 Kittna, Brit atr, P. Swettenham and Penang Vorontj, Rus str, Ode c sa Mitliima Maru, Jap str, Antwerp via ports Van Outhrorn, Dat str, Muntok Kalmoa, Dat str, Indraciri De Kock, Dnt str, Moeara Saha \Rizol, Am str, Manila via ports Samui, Dan str, Copenhagen via ports404 words
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Article255 1910-03-03 21 Singapore, March 2, 1910. PRODUCE. Gambier buyers 11.00 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 14 46 Copra Sundried 10 46 do Mixed M 10 00 Pepper, Blaok 15 10 do White 6\ buyer■ 27 00 Sago Flour Sarawak n 4 CO do Brunei No. i nom Pearl Sago255 words
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180 1910-03-03 21 Per P. and O. steamer Marmora, oonneoV ing with the steamer DevAnha at Colombo, due March 11. —Mr. F. S. Tomlin, Mr. J. H. Molyneux, Mr. R. Stevenson. Mr. R. S. Shepherd, Mr. H. Mason, Mr. A. C. Virian, Mr. Wilcox. Per P. and180 words
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Article313 1910-03-03 22 Isat« of Numbe a Paid Shares Company TZOM Last Dma*** forma- Capital Subscribed of B?up to i Unissued nD sl! Uon Shares > 1 IBo> WOO.OOO 300,000 i 30,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining Co-’ Ltd. -.6 00 10%jn w !S1 K S:SS S' S ..TOO iiSft-4 1(03 £OOO,OOO313 words
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Article723 1910-03-03 22 1909 120,000 105,000 1 1 Alor Gajah Robber Estate 8.50 1909 £85,000 75,000 750,001 2/. 2 Allagar Robber Estates, Ltd. 6/6 uOJ Alfto.uuu £150,0C0 1,500,000 2/• 2/- Anglo-Malay Robber Co., Ltd. (folly paid) 1.2 0 24% in. «og U01 9200,000 151,200 15,120 4,880 Balgownie Robber Estate Lid. 150.00 45%723 words
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Article214 1910-03-03 23 mao 000 lOMOO 1.066 100 00 476 Brunei OQ Royally Ltd. 75.00 1908 iMutM U 00 10 10 MBO Eaalern SmelUna Co.. Ltd. 1160 190 11.500.000 1.0M.U0 110,450 10 7 Bad. 11J0 U^for-OO IMS,OOO MO.OOO .MW J® W Frwer a Hmii, IM. 164 00 15%tor'08 1 ..Lnoo 1,400,000 Howortfc214 words
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