The Straits Budget, 10 March 1910
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1910-03-10 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE "STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXIV HO. 2717 Singapore, Thursday, Harcb 10,1910. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CEMTSBV Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article239 1910-03-10 1 leaders— Industrial Education Kaht and West 10*11 The China Squadron H TbeWaiwupu ...11*12 Naval Policies 12 The Call of the East 12 Local and General— Social and Personal 1 Notes trow Klang 2 Identifying Criminals 4 Mr. Francis Pears of Muar 6 The Government Service 6 Mr.239 words
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Article733 1910-03-10 1 The Rev. Bro. James arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. losp. Sbeedy has taken charge of the Marine Police division. Mr. and Mrs. Fox and child have arrived from Penang, and are homeward bound. Mr. Maurioe E. Bandmann arrived from Calcutta, by the 8.1. steamer Tara, on733 words
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1553 1910-03-10 2 The preliminary enquiry the allegation of perjury againMt Mr. Wee f iheam lew was CODtiuued, in the Police Uo'irt, before the second magistrate, on llmrMlay, the acting deputy public prosecutor, Mr. Crabb Watt, appealing for the Crown. Cross-examined by Mr.1,553 words
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258 1910-03-10 2 Gip Peng Lan is a poor widow with children. She lost her husband in the Native States, and decided to come down to Singapore. She made her way to Teluk Anson aud after paying the passage money was the possessor258 words
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Article244 1910-03-10 2 (From a Correspondent). Klang, March 1. Klang was rather busy during the last week. The Straits-born Chinese babas were very active in making preparations to arrange a grand and successful procession to commemorate the Chap Go Meh in a suitable manner. The procession appeared on the night244 words
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404 1910-03-10 3 -Lriintev court had a very short F to toe being only five 10D rtL leeuda. Mr Greenfield applied order against A. Eroola tor a n hehalf of K. Somasundram debt being $555.75 on a Obctty. ‘be de0*. n t e court.404 words
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Article39 1910-03-10 3 i.Fro2j Our Own Corrkspondbnt.) Penang, March 3. Hew change* are notod in the share market. Hraser and Neaves are $164 buyers, Denis.ioas 13s. sellers and Vallambrosas 51s. sellers. ow the shares of sterling companies are lowd.39 words
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Article114 1910-03-10 3 ndor the opium regie system in Java, is so profitable that those enin it risk nearly everything. Tbeir overness, smartness and cuteness are such ;S tbe P°hce aro no match for them. Both -nnese and Europeans engage in the bnsiness, which is highly organised and has nches ah114 words
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605 1910-03-10 3 We are indebted to a correspondent for a copy of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, published in Honolulu on January 27, which contains the following article; There’ will be a mooting of the Tanjong Olak Rubber Company to day for605 words
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447 1910-03-10 3 On the night of February 24, Cbandar Sing, a watchman, was on duty at the premises of Messrs. Riley, Hargreaves and Ca, in Read St. when he heard a noise in the office, and on going in saw a man ran447 words
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Article46 1910-03-10 3 (From Ocr Own Corrhspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, March 8. Tbe Malay Mail hears on good authority that ou and after April 1, the exchange banka in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur will only buy bills against rubber shares on a fifty per cent, margin.46 words
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Article126 1910-03-10 3 Sir Thomas Lipton’s faith in the stability of tea and rubber is as stroDgasever. Speaking to a press representative in Colombo, be said I have expectations from robber 1 have great faith in it. In one town alone in America, Buffalo, 60,000 motor cars are126 words
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272 1910-03-10 4 The Gazette contain* the draft of an ordinance to amend the Prisons Ordinance 1872, which it is proposed to bring before the Legislative Council at an early date. The principal object of the bill is272 words
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Article136 1910-03-10 4 On Friday, Mr Column beard the details of a case in which Chwa Bak Row and a woman named Chye Ah Mat were alleged have been, on Febraary 13, in possession of si2 worth of illicit chanda in a house off ti&volock Road also for selling without a136 words
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Article100 1910-03-10 4 The report c! Dr. W. Gilmore Ellis, the registrar of births and deaths, shows that •(taring the week ended February 26, 196 <teaths wero registered in Singapore, equal to a death-rate of 35.85 per thousand of the <*itimated population. Malarial fever claimed 32 deaths, dysentery 9, bronchitis100 words
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Article104 1910-03-10 4 bill is about to bo introduced into the Legislative Council with the object of constituting a board of eight members, half being *io members, under the chairmanship of the Principal Civil Medical Officer, which tihall be empowered to fix and collect hospital foes, to disburse the funds104 words
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342 1910-03-10 4 The L. and C. Express, of Febraary 11, says :—The Anglo-Johore Rubber Estates, Limited, has been formed with a capital of X 165,000, divided into X 1 shares, of which 90,C00 shares are now offered for public subscription, payable as342 words
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Article184 1910-03-10 4 Tho Chinese Y. M. C. A. was. on Friday, turned into a hall of mystery to the delight of a crowd of Y. M. C. A. boys who feasted their astonished eyes upon the feats of that clever wizard, Dr. Paulusz. From a bottle184 words
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Article135 1910-03-10 4 Tho changes amongst the British troops in b ar Eastern garrisons next trooping season wdl be limited to the moves of the 2nd Battalion The Buffs from Hongkong to Sinuapore, the 3rd Battalion Middlesex Kegiment from Singapore to India (Lebong), and tho Ist Battalion the135 words
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550 1910-03-10 4 Last year, Mr. G. R. Oehlers sued a M*' named Eusope bin Seemon in the district court before Mr. Howard for $192.02 an tl balance of money lent and for rice and nr 1 visions supplied. Mr. Howard dismissed th*550 words
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Article59 1910-03-10 4 hollowing is the result of crushing opera ions at Baub for the four week ending February 26: Bukit Roman.—Stone crushed 3,202 tons, 8 dwt^ 1,428 ouncos average per toe Bukit Malacca.—Tons crushed 583 tons, 309 dwtH inGd 90 ounces, average per ton Extua.—From annual clean59 words
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1123 1910-03-10 5 vi.lenco w»m recorded before the Farther ti .»„j j DS t., in the action If 'bT ti'. «rm Of Sin. Ban Sodr bfounht oy Ttlk tnbU uiaxter of the i Ctenmer Solva for »1,385, and Sorwenian the collr t1,123 words
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Article123 1910-03-10 5 Like rubber, piracy is booming. Only a few days a to, a tongkang was boarded off Tanah Merab, a man wounded aad $32 stolen. Now a second case is reported as having taken place off Bedok. A twakow mauned by Chinese was boarded by two boats, whose crews123 words
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Article42 1910-03-10 5 We are requested by the precidont of the municipal commissioners to state, for the information of the geueral public, that His Excellency the Governor has beeon pleased to consent to open Anderson Bridge at noon, on Saturday, the 12th inst.42 words
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251 1910-03-10 5 Mr. F. Pears, who goes home this month, may well be described the first successful planter of Joliore. There never was one till he blazed the way and sliowtd others how it was done, and he only began twelve251 words
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Article57 1910-03-10 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, March 8. Dr. Cronchor is probably going to the General Hospital, Singapore, in about three weeks, to act for Dr. Leask who is going on leave. Dr. Dane comes to Penang to act for Dr. Croncher. Mr. Richey, assistant Adviser, Kedah, is57 words
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Article146 1910-03-10 5 The Pinang Gazette, of February 28, says: We regret to announce the death of Mr. Charles Augustus Cooper, which took place on the 3rd innt. at the residence of Mrs. McIntyre, his mother-in-law, in Anson Road. Mr. Cooper, who was the son of Mr. J.146 words
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Article138 1910-03-10 5 A search party under Sergt. Mussell, of the Government opium preventive service, boarded the Hong Wan I, on the 2nd inst., on her arrival from China, and after probing about in the coal bunkers, discovered 500 tahils of illicit prepared opium, made up in two packages tied138 words
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812 1910-03-10 6 Mr. C. B. Buckley addressed an audience of about two hundred in the Victoria Memo rial Hall, on Monday on Some of the Old Portraits which hang in the hall. The speaker’s stand was rather back812 words
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364 1910-03-10 6 On Monday, P de K >zario was before Mr. Green for preliminary enquiry into an alle gation of the attempted murder of Ong Goh Sen brought against him by the Crown. Court Inspector Ambrose conducted the enquiry. Assistant Surgeon P.364 words
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Article105 1910-03-10 6 The railway authorities have wasted no time in endeavouring to alleviate the distress caused owing to the breakdown of the Johere railway, says the Malay Mail. To cope with the situation, the railway department despatched a European and a Tamil official with a gang of 30 coolies105 words
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Article14 1910-03-10 6 [The Straits Times is not responsible f or h opinions of its correspondents.]14 words
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Article395 1910-03-10 6 To.the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—The extract from the City ew (London), a journal by the way that I h av !j never heard of before (and I am no strany, 1 to London) re the above company if y t unchallenged is likely395 words
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Article112 1910-03-10 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —The directors regret to inform the shareholders that it has now been conclusively proved that the mine cannot be worked at a profit at the present price of tin, and it has therefore been decided to suspend the112 words
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Article49 1910-03-10 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —With reference to An Opposer’s remarks on Malay Volunteers which appeared in your valuable paper of February 28, the author is to be congratulated; his opinions are no doubt well-founded. —I am, Yours, etc. A Friend. Singapore, March 8.49 words
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440 1910-03-10 7 The new flagship of the China squadron, M armoured cruiser Minotaur, arrived p.irtMiionth soon after nine o clock, on fi°knrdav and anchored in the roads. She Bat M the daa of Vice-Admiral Sir A. L. w440 words
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96 1910-03-10 7 (1 rom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, March 4. Tho attorneys of the Pusing Lama Tin Nimnu Company write to the Times of al,,t R 14 directors regret to inform < inldors it has been conclusively proved the m,ne cannot be96 words
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199 1910-03-10 7 Mr. Frank Browne, government analyst, Hongkong, says it seems that by far the least njurions of all methods of taking opium is that of smoking. By this method only a very small part of the morphine in opium is199 words
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Article180 1910-03-10 7 A meeting of the general committee of the Agri* Horticultural show was held in the Exchange, yesterday afternoon, Sir Arthur Young presiding. Mr. Main, the honorary general secretary, mentioned that exhibitors from the F. M. S. will be allowed to travel free on the Singapore Government railway, aod180 words
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Article110 1910-03-10 7 The Government Gazette oontains the following notifications :—Mr. A. S. Haynes, of the F. M. S. Civil Service, to act temporarily as superintendent of Indian Immigrants, Straits Settlements and F. M. S.; Mr. F. Robinson, passed cadet, to act as third magistrate, Penang; Mr. J. L. Humphreys, passed110 words
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Article104 1910-03-10 7 Counterfeiting is apparently on the increase. Mr. Green had before him, on Friday, two cases of the kind, in which six persons were concerned. On February 17, Inpp. Nolan was satisfied that 156-1 Thomson Road was used for improper purposes and on raiding the premises found a104 words
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661 1910-03-10 7 At a meeting of the Planters’ Association of Malaya, held at Kuala Lumpur,on February 27 Mr. E. Macfadyen proposed the following resolution —That a committee be formed to consider the feasibility of establishing in Southern China a bureau661 words
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1021 1910-03-10 8 (From Our Own Corr*hponi>knt.) Penang, March 1. For the moment, the settlement of Penang ha* been partially “diseofranchisrd,” for her senior member of the Legislative Council, the Hon. Mr. John Turner, ha-* departed from her BhoreH, and1,021 words
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147 1910-03-10 8 Io order to indnee a better class of citizens to settle voluntarily in Siberia, writes U. S. Consul General Snodgrass from Moscow, the Russian Government has decided to abolish the system of sending prisoners to penal servitude in that147 words
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Article41 1910-03-10 8 (F ROM Our Own Coukksi’ondbnt.) Penang, March 7. Captain Dewar, assistant Huperintendent of police at Batter worth, has been appointed a lay reader in the diocese of Singapore bv a commission signed by the Bishop and dated January 81.41 words
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408 1910-03-10 8 The report of tbe committee of the Golf Club for 1909, to be presented at t) annual general meeting on Friday next, state that the balanoe to credit of working account for the year ending December, 1909 j 8408 words
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220 1910-03-10 8 A bill to be brought before the Legislative Council shortly is entitled an Ordinance to amend the Bankruptcy Ordinanoe 1888. The object of the extended moaning proposed to be given by clause 2 of the Bill to the term “property” throughout the220 words
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Article833 1910-03-10 9 (FbOM Oob Own Cokrbbpondnnt.) Kuala Lumpur, March 3. February crops are anThe ZZi Sallk 1.500 lbß.. Rubber Oro f idl o 7 355 Iba. PetoliDß 28.542 Hope 3 748 1b,.. Selaba 2.500 E." am l Hibu 4,314 lbs. Tbo ToDtikali Harbour tin output for Feb- Xi).833 words
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260 1910-03-10 9 The thirty nine men, who were reported by our Muar correspondent as having been sent up to stand their trial at Johore for being concerned in the recent Tangkak gang robbery case, have been brought before the Chief Hakim, Uuku260 words
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Article80 1910-03-10 9 The Malay Mail sayp:—We understand that as the result of the recent sitting of the triumvirate in Kuala Lumpur, when certain members of the subordinate staff in the service of the government were charged with being in pecuniary embarrassment, it has been ruled that no attachment or80 words
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370 1910-03-10 9 There were two cases down for hearing by the chief justice, at the supreme court, oo Tuesday, and one for Mr Justice Seroombe Smith, but, unfortunately, Mr. Cooke Yarborough was retained in all three and could not well appear in both370 words
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129 1910-03-10 9 The statutory meeting of shareholders of the Elphinstone Estates, Limited, was held at noon on Monday at the offices of the secretaries, Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Mr. C > Malcolm Cumming presiding. The Chairman stated that the meeting was of a129 words
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Article41 1910-03-10 9 (From Our Own Corrbspondbnt). Penang, March 7. The Rahman Hydraulic Tin Company Ltd., has declared an interim dividend of five per cent, whioh is the first dividend to be declared since the formation of the company in 1907.41 words
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Article34 1910-03-10 10 Bbokhb Van Groksou. —On Msrch 5, at Hilldrop. 110, River Valley Hoad, Singapore, to Mr. and Mrs. H. Broese VaD Groenou, a rod— Adolf Joachim. B. N. Borneo and Java papers please copy.34 words
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Article31 1910-03-10 10 Thadorus Hayhurst.— On March 2, at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, J C. Thaddeus, hod of C. Thaddeus. Esq., of Calcutta, to Lily Hayhurst, eldest daughter of William Hayhurst, of England.31 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1428 1910-03-10 10 ojnvviiii a mv uv v vj UJIJnt l/C measured by results alone.—Straits Times March 8. The system of conducting our education department by other than a apecially trained educationalist has, we venture to say, resulted in aHyatem here which cmbodicß some of tho defecth of the past generationojnvviiii a mv uv \ v vj» UJIJnt l/C measured by results alone.—Straits Times March 8. - 1,428 words
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Article751 1910-03-10 10 -Straits Times, March 4. Cook’s tourists, globe-trotters, round-the world walkers for wagers, admirers, friends, enemies, critics, students, correspondents and a host of others have, from time to time, rushed into print to record their impressions of affairs Far Eastern. And no one can complain that there has-Straits Times, March 4. - 751 words
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Article1075 1910-03-10 11 than haw been the case in recent times. Straits Times, March 5. For all that Singapore has seen of the British navy, during recent years, it might be inferred by those who did not know otherwise that that navy had practically ceased to exist At various scatteredthan haw been the case in recent times.— Straits Times, March 5. - 1,075 words
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Article817 1910-03-10 11 —Straitw TiiueH, March 7. Mr. Weiching W. Yen has contributed to the American Journal of International Law an interesting account of the origin and operations of the Waiwupu, or Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In January 1861, au Imperial edict was issued, ordering the formation of the Tsung-li—Straitw TiiueH, March 7. - 817 words
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Article1086 1910-03-10 12 —Straits Times, March 8. It will have been noticed that the soothing statement made in the Reichstag, during a discussion of Germany’s naval programme, followed upon the representation of a Socialist member that the German programme had excited the suspicion of England. It was apparently a statement made—Straits Times, March 8. - 1,086 words
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Article907 1910-03-10 12 —Straits Times, March 9. Many people are now leaving tbe East for Europe. Singaporeans and residents of the Native States who go to the homeland are numerous and, thanks to the happenings in the rubber world, not a few will settle down in the old—Straits Times, March 9. - 907 words
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Advertisement92 1910-03-10 10 Tb* Poat tr— pile* of tho Straits Times I* s*B ft y« r Tb# post free price of the Straits Budget it $M year* It is not necessary to subscribe for s year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits92 words
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Article1144 1910-03-10 13 o King Alfred left for Colombo en [O Se for bore at 5.10 p.m.,^Sunday. sHe^ia'c*pectori at Saiyon on March 29. The Malay Mail bears that the burning of u in the Pada temple took place the r r m daTan<l tot tenders P b.ve bin called (or1,144 words
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331 1910-03-10 13 On March *2, at about 4.30 p.m., there was a Jewish outbreak in Short Street, with the result that one of those unsavoury Jewish quarrel cases was beard before Mr. de Mello,'on Tuesday. There were five parties concerned, all women331 words
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296 1910-03-10 13 Tbe Government telegraph clerk, Bmanael Rodriguez, who was convicted in the district court of criminal breach of trust in respect of small Bums taken by him for telegrams, and appealed to the supreme court with the result that a296 words
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667 1910-03-10 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, March 5. There wgM a large attendance of craftsmen at Teluk Anson, last evening, from Singapore, Penang, Ipoh and other parts of the Straits and F M. S667 words
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228 1910-03-10 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. March 4. Although no prospectus has been issued respecting Loke Yew’s Serendah estate, over which an option has been granted to float a local compauy, applications for shares already exceed the number228 words
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Article23 1910-03-10 14 (From Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang, March 8. Penang has scored 197 in the shoot tor the Mills Trophy for March.23 words
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Article264 1910-03-10 14 There were the makingß of a very disastrous accident about half past three on Saturday afternoon, when a runaway horse attached to a victoria was seen to be gallopping along Connaught Drive towards the Obelisk. The carriage was empty and the syce was not on the box. At264 words
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539 1910-03-10 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, March i Mr. Walter Fox, superintendent of forest, and gardens, Penang who is proceeding home almost immediately, on his retirement from the Straits Government servioe is to be the recipient of an539 words
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Article39 1910-03-10 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, March 5. The Planters' Stores and Agency have received a wire from London stating that fine hard Para is 9s. 4d. and average No. 1 Plantation 9s. Bd. per lb.39 words
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1292 1910-03-10 15 We have received from Mosers. F. W. iurker unJ Company the following report of iircK'l'l at the seventh ordinary «eneral turn and at tlie s«ib« c J uent extraordinary neral meeting of the Singapore and Johore ltubbir Co, held at Winchester1,292 words
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230 1910-03-10 15 A Mohamedan Indian, named Mohamed Kassim, prosecuted one See Ah Kong in the district court, yesterday, on a charge of robbing him of a bag containing $50.45. Coart inspector Ambrose appeared for the Crown. Tue evidence showed that complainant, a230 words
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239 1910-03-10 15 A Chinese detective who was giving evidence in a robbery case in the district court, on Tuesday, said that he found one of the three prisoners in a full water tank inside a house. I was taking a bath, retorted239 words
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Article89 1910-03-10 15 The Times of Malaya says:—We nnder* stand that the French Company which was recently formed to work certain tin-bearing lands at Tekka is arranging for an installa tion of electricity at the mines, and that the services of an expert electrical engineer have already been secured.89 words
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751 1910-03-10 16 The Times of Ceylon, of February 21, nays:—Mr. W. N. Tindall returned yesterday by the N. D. L. steamer Prinz t itel Friedrich, from a visit to the StraitH. Spe aking to one of our representatives,751 words
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268 1910-03-10 16 The Globe, of February 5, say«: —The statistics published on the 31st u!t. for January showed au increase for the mouth in the total visible supplies of 2,713 tons. The total supplies were H. 722 tons, and the deliveries 0,009 tons. Straits268 words
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Article56 1910-03-10 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, March 9. Messrs. A. C. Harper and Co have received a London wire which gives the following prices:—-Fine Sheet and No. 1 Crepe 10s. 2d., and No. 1 Scrap Bs. Bd. The Straits Echo says: We are about sick Ot that56 words
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471 1910-03-10 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, March 7. Tho Bishop of Singapore arrived on Satur day and was met by the Tamil section of the Christian community who congratulated him ou his appoiutment. Yesterday morning, bo preached at Kijang and iu471 words
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138 1910-03-10 16 The S. C. Morning Post says:—Wo are authoritatively informed that the foundation stone of the University building is to be laid next month. The ceremony will be an important one, and will no doubt be attended with speeches appropriate to138 words
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Advertisement210 1910-03-10 16 Property Sales. The following Singapore properties were deposed of by auction at Powell and Co. sale room on Tuesday afternoon :—The shophouses 87, 3S and 39 High Street, and 7 produce godownR adjoining, 28, 29 and 30 North Boat Quay and 27 1 27 2, 27-8 and 27-4 off North210 words
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1274 1910-03-10 17 caCDO t say that there is anything in Gibbs to make it in any way < Ut i n the ordinary gaiety musical sU P er u., t its striking success at the tieC KC theatre on the 2nd inst. was due to the1,274 words
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498 1910-03-10 17 At the supreme court, on Monday, there were two appeals from decisions of the local magistrates. The first taken was that of Mohamed Hussein, who was sentenced to imprisonment on a charge of honse trespass with intent to oommit theft, the498 words
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Article86 1910-03-10 17 Tho cruiser H. M. S. King Alfred arrived at Malacca, on Sunday night, and anchored in the Straits abont four miles from laud. On Monday, a football match was played between a team from the ship and one captained by Mr. H. T.86 words
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Article48 1910-03-10 17 Daring the week there has been a rapid advance in the price of rnboer shares both dollar and sterliog. There has been a good deal of profit taking, and in consequence a large demand for industrials, particularly Fraser and Noaves and Straits Steamships48 words
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Article474 1910-03-10 18 S. C. C. Tournament. After postponements in couse«|Uenco ol rain, a number of ;ies were played off on the Jud iortt. in the S. C. C. lawn tennis tournament. with the following re-ults I Sts .l*>. Cruttwcli b»,at Towill, 6—3. I—6, 7—5. 11. a. K.474 words
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Article297 1910-03-10 18 Mr. Alec Taylor’s Farewell. Mr. Alec Taylor, who sailed on the Kleist on Saturday for Hongkong, says there mast have been a combine of Singaporean sportsmen, with Mr. Goo. Morris as the head, to make bis visit pleasant and profitable. It is a J coincidence that, as at Rangoon,297 words
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Article204 1910-03-10 18 S. C. C. v. King Alfred. The Rugger match between the S. C. C. and tho King Alfred (the latter assisted by Masters, Stagg aud Lightfoot) was played on the S. It. C. ground on Thursday, and firovidod so roe good fuu in the way of mud arking.204 words
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Article281 1910-03-10 18 Garrison Golf Club. The following is the draw for the semi final for tho President’s Prize—this round to be completed by Tuesday next, the 8th inst K. J. Addie 4 v. C. F. Green 7. Capt. Chancellor 16, bye. Singapore Golf Club. Tho S. G. C. medal for March281 words
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Article206 1910-03-10 18 End of 5* C. C. Tournament. The list match in the S C. C. cricket tournament was finished on Saturday, the Law and the Civil Service being tho winners. The scores follow s. c. c. Wialiart c Perkins b Talma j| Scbarenguivel b Smith 22 Grey b Smith 7206 words
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Article45 1910-03-10 18 Ladies Rifle Club. Shooting took plooe at Baleetier range on Thursday afternoon, in the Mills cup petition. The following were the si* be*scores returned:— Mrs. Felkin 34 Mrs. Bowes 33 Lady Evelyn Young 32 Mrs. Jago 32 Miss Kerr 32 Miss Gunn H245 words
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Article2660 1910-03-10 19 London, March 2. King Edward has received Hi i ‘hbishops of Canterbury and York, to® jte'm mbcrs of Convocation, at Buck- MprcsM pleasure at tbe Hu tforts to maintain peace recoßD.fou be wfts convinced to b e advanced. Christian that as ci increasingly inculcate a teaelmjU He prayed2,660 words
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Article829 1910-03-10 20 Berlin, March 2. The Lokal Adzciger’s correspondent at St. Petersburg states that neither Russia nor England will actively interfere in Tibetan affairs. There is considerable disquiet in Turkey on account of the apparent intimacy between Russia and Bulgaria. A general depression of spirits is manifest following upon remarks829 words
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Article563 1910-03-10 21 March a rltli Brit *‘f. Milner, Peletnbeng, Aetatlo sJjSf*: B .tr. B-aenon. Telnk Anson, Ewe Hal *r, Kroef. BengkaUs, ftaSST Br"t UC atr, Watkin, Vladivoetok. P. < C firit str. Hainsworth, Amoy, w s“yf Brit str, Tadd, Calontta. Bonstoad /(1 str, Uldemyr, Rangoon, Rangoon r ltri* ital etr, Dmi.563 words
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Article402 1910-03-10 21 March a De Kock Dnt str, Moeara Saba Kalmoa Dnt str, Indragiri Bridge Nor str. Bangkok S. Van Lingga, Dnt str, Singkep fChum Sang Brit str, Saigon Nyanra, Brit str, Antwerp via porta Nile, Brit str, Japan via ports Devawongte Ger str, Bangkok Kinta, Brit str, Tolnk Anson via402 words
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Article249 1910-03-10 21 SmoAFOU, March 9, 1910. PRODUCE. OimUei boyari I 11.00 do (Cube No. 1) unpioked 14 44 Copra Snndried n 10 60 do Mixed M 10 M Pepper, Blaok 10 00 do White 6% .,2810 Sago Floor Sarawak 4 00 ao Brunei No. 1 nom. Pearl Sago nom.249 words
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204 1910-03-10 21 Per P. and O. steamer Marmora, connect ing with the steamer Devanha at Colombo, due March 11.—Mr. F. S. Tomlin, Mr. J. H. Molynenx, Mr. R. Stevenson. Mr. R. S. Shepherd, Mr. H. Mason, Mr. A. C. Virian, Mr. Wilcox, Capt. Battey, Mr. A.204 words
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Page 22 Advertisements
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Advertisement563 1910-03-10 22 A VERY LIMITED SUPPLY OF Smoked Salmon and RED CAVIARE 'OR SALMON ROB). BY WEIGHT. 3ME- BOLTER. TELEPHONE NO. 398. rem j OEUTBCH-AMTIBCHE BANK. folly Pft*d op Capital: Bb. Taolf T.iOO.OOU H*ad Offlo* .Bhaotfb* Board if Direolox* Berlin. 'BRANOHHB. {turtle Oftloatlft Hankow doagkon Pobiof Ttonltin Trinanfc Tatagtau Kobo Yokohama Hamburg.563 words
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Article226 1910-03-10 23 11 500 2,036 100 00 476 Brunei Oil Royalty Ltd. 7V00 08 $250,000 25,000 10 10 8,660 Eastern Smelting Co., Ud 11.60 to* for ’08 II 500 000 1,066,100 ne.460 10 7 M ..8.26 r 08 1907 •l.ow.v M 34, Frpsor —d. 200 00 l%for'H a8 |225,000 1 18226 words
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Advertisement144 1910-03-10 23 dinneford's The Universal Rcmedv tor Acidity of the Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Sour Eructations, Bilious Affection* < mm DINNEF MAGNESIA The Physician's Cure for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel. Bafest and most inactive Aperient for Regular Use. MAGNESIA and WORLD-FAMOUS Xglsk JmW LUNG TONIC is OWBRIDGE’S. Bgi DOUGHS COLDSIIk First144 words
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Advertisement511 1910-03-10 23 A MOTHER’S MISFORTUNE. At no time is it of »iich vital importance to afeguard the kidneys as during pregnancy, Mrs. Mary A. Willis, of 169, Kirkdale Terrace South Wigston, nr., Leicester, England, tells ns of her terrible suffering, which was all brought about by a fright during that critical period.511 words
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