The Straits Budget, 19 May 1910
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1910-05-19 1 The Sraits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL LXIV HO. 2727 Singapore, Thursday, Hay 19,1910. EfTABUSNEO OVU HALF A CENTO? Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article243 1910-05-19 1 LEADERS— 12 The Political Truce J* Ethics and Research J" 0! Glorious Memory Malacca's Future w *i« Doplicating Directorates 14 The Crown and the Loras 14 LOCIL AND OiNBRAL— Social and Personal 1 Legislative Council Bankroptcy in 1909 1 Moorning in Malaya Correspondence 8-7 Fishers of Sharks243 words
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Article671 1910-05-19 1 The Rev. W. Murray has gone to Penang and will be absent three weeks. Mr. L. S. Arathoon has been granted a certificate of naturalization as a British subject. Mr. W. O. Hildred, of the staff of the Chartered Bank, has joined the firm of Hogg and671 words
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1513 1910-05-19 2 The members of the Legislative Council met, on May 13. but as a mark of respect to the late King Edward, the sitting was adjourned without business hf»ing transacted, the proceedings being confined to the passing of a1,513 words
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426 1910-05-19 2 The L. and C. Express, of April 2'renort. as follows :-At tbe public auctions onS met. there was a further advance on hi sales rates, about 4d. for lower and 6d in* good grades. About 195 tons were offers? against426 words
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Article109 1910-05-19 2 The report of the registrar of births and deaths, shows that during the week ep e May 7, 240 deaths were registered id pore, equal to a death rate of 43.89 per t io sand of the estimated population. Mai fever claimed 42 deaths, dysentery 9. ro109 words
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1229 1910-05-19 3 Tl* fourth 8 ADglaM»Uy l Rubber j shareholder* held at the London 00 Apri i-- 0 Sir F> A chamber o- q presiding. .settee. speech he Raid:— lD Ue ale. crop for 1910 is 700,000 1 1> eati-JO B a0(11,229 words
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630 1910-05-19 3 The following is the report of the directors for the year to December 81, 1909, presented at the annual general meeting of Linggi Plantations, held in the London Chamber of Commerce, on Monday, May 2 The directors have pleasure in submitting their630 words
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1057 1910-05-19 4 The annual report on the Bankruptcy Department for 1909 is published as a supplement to the Gazette. The report •ears date February 14, and is signed by Mr. I). Beatty, uh acting official assignee, who a* now on leave The1,057 words
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Article164 1910-05-19 4 The Government Gazette contains the following telegram to the Governor received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies and published for general information:—“ It gives me much pleasure to inform you that His Majesty has been graciously pleased to approve of extension of yonr appointment as Governor164 words
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285 1910-05-19 4 NY ALAS RUBBER ESTATES. A Previous Valuation Which w a s Not Accepted. it would be eeeafrou our comment t!*we were not favourably impressed with Mr S. Moorliooue a valuation of the ber properties, which are cow beeL S2S; on a capital of 1700*0* u n^nt who read our remarks,285 words
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Article161 1910-05-19 4 The report oi tho directors of Tekka Limited to the shareholders at the third annual meeting, held at Redruth, on April shows that during the period under review the profit amounted tc £19.077, making, with £8,950 forward, £‘-8.027. During tha year two dividends of fid. and two of161 words
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Article73 1910-05-19 4 A correspondent writes to say tha* j is no answer to tho questions we other day about this company. He that the facts are as stated in these que and mentions the heavy was done. Local holders should le have the shares If it wants them, < in73 words
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984 1910-05-19 5 Rnhber Estates, Limited, opened Me KiDtkm list on May 12, and dosed on its sabscrii t The uBua i aonoanoe Saturday a promises have been to apply t the whole of the prethe prospectus is for private cironly The capital is to984 words
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230 1910-05-19 5 The bankruptcy court sat on May 18, Mr. Justioe Fisher on the bench. Mr.Braddell, representing Mr. Johannes (of Sarkies and Johannes) applied for leave to make application for the discharge of the debtor. Application for discharge was made on230 words
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Article40 1910-05-19 5 (From Oub Own Corbhspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, May 13. The export duty on rubber from May 13 to May 26 will be: —Biscuit $5.55, crepe $5.75, best scrap $5.25, bark scrap $4.75, rough scrap $4.50, and Ramboug $2.75.40 words
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Article65 1910-05-19 5 A meeting of the Empire Day celebration committee was held on May 12 in the Land Office, Mr. S. A. Saidan presiding. Messrs. R. J, Farner, N. H. Hashim, Ahmad Marican, N. M. Hakim, Janis bin Ali, 8. Osman and others were also present. The celebration of Empire65 words
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396 1910-05-19 5 (Fbom Oub Own Corrbspondbnt.) Penang, May 14. An official notification has been issued stating that Friday, May 20, will be observed as a day of monrning ana all offices and plaoes of business should be closed and memorial services be bold396 words
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90 1910-05-19 5 (From Odr Own Corrbhpondjcnt.) Penang, May 18. Tongkah’s first races were held on Sunday and Monday and proved a great success, there being a good attendance of Government officials, Europeans and Siamese. Cups were won by Dr. Baggn, Captain Upton and Messrs. Jack90 words
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Article13 1910-05-19 6 “(The Straits Times is not* esponsiH:e for the opinions of its correspondents.J13 words
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Article794 1910-05-19 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —1 have read your remarks in yesterday's paper, on the Nyalas Estate flotation but fail to see anything peculiar in tie method of valuation. You say, I have gone wrong in my valua* tion made on the basis of five794 words
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Article1183 1910-05-19 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —In yoar further comments in last night’s issue re this dotation, you state that in arriving at the valne per acre you merely followed the generally accepted test, but a tost to which you attach no great importance.1,183 words
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Article331 1910-05-19 7 T3tbe Editor oi *no Sttmts Times. -.i, so draw ittention to what Si'' 1 jnwe.come innovation in ee W »nJ "snare 3 alinc wlth regar(J r °‘b^ c0 P an 0 p t 8 i'cn shares. Now, when remunerating promoters by the ilea lutnri issues of shares a331 words
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Article199 1910-05-19 7 The Agricultural Bulletin for May is published. Rubber again occupies a good deal of -pace, under such headings as varieties of Robber. Rubber Notes, the Rubber Exhibition oi 1911. Synthetics position of the Rubber .Market. and more Rubber Producing Plants. There are some interesting notices in con.199 words
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Article28 1910-05-19 7 a4 J that, in consequence of the IlioVinr Majesty King Edward, His v 6 Sal an of Johore has canrace meeting? 8 fcDtriee fofthoomin 828 words
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1375 1910-05-19 7 If the will of God helps us,” said Sabtu bin Tambun piously, we will get a big one to-night.” He settled himself cross-legged in the bow of the sampan, his shark-lines, bait and club lying close at1,375 words
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678 1910-05-19 8 After a prolonged hearing at the Assi/es, ft ttoyanesH, llassan bin Haji Tandwell, charged with the capital offence, was on May 12 found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder on Fort < binning, and wan sentenced to678 words
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409 1910-05-19 8 The municipal commissioners held a special meeting in the municipal board room on May 11, to pass a vote of condolence with Their Majesties the King and Queen, Queen Alexandra and the Royal Family on the death of King Edward.409 words
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Article27 1910-05-19 8 (From Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang, May 14. The Menglembu Lode April ontpnt was 265 piculs, and for the four months 1,101 piculs against 616 piculs.27 words
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Article97 1910-05-19 8 Messrs. Riley, Hargreaves and Co. Ltd., launched from their shipbuilding yard, on Saturday, a twin screw motor launch, dimensions 77 feet by 14 feet 7 inches by 6 feet, built to the order of the Asiatic Petroleum Co. Ltd., for service between Singapore, Pulo Samboe and97 words
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Article31 1910-05-19 8 The secretary of the Serendah Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., Ltd., sends the following returns for AprilOutput 804.06 picnls, value $10,885.05, tribute paid $97.42, expenditure $4,072.26 and profit $12,215.87.31 words
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342 1910-05-19 8 The first ordinary general meeting of Olenealy Plantation. was heTd at Graham House on Ma,?‘v A. D. Allan presiding, and the?* k!- 1 present Messrs. F. Adam H P al *> Chew Woon Poh, Struvs Dr r orLBoo -HSffr “s-w having342 words
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215 1910-05-19 8 Messrs. Fraser and Company* *ln r s circolar of May 12, reads as follow* Prices have fluctuated considerably duriD. the week and business has been on a very restricted scale. We cicse. however, witbetter advices from London and every indication of renewed215 words
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998 1910-05-19 9 the national calamity which has to 8p iu D oed the public into mourning e ly iid audience assembled in the Vic Theatre on Saturday night to witness 10 oerformance of the short season tbe w! bv the Warwick Major Comedy you*998 words
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215 1910-05-19 9 Before the third presidency magistrate, at Calcutta, recently, fonr Chinese firemen of the steamer Ardgoil were charged by Customs Inspector Damzen with having imported 14£ lbs. of opium and 1$ lbs. of chandu. For the defence Mr. John Remfry,215 words
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Article52 1910-05-19 9 (From Our Own Corrrspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, May 13. A most successful meeting has been held at Klang in connection with the volunteer movement. There was a large attendance, and speeches were made by Mr. H. Conway Belfield, C. M. G., and Mr. A. B. Hubback. Many recruits52 words
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339 1910-05-19 9 (Fkom Odb Own Corrsspondbnt.) Malacca, May 11. The news of the late King's death was received in Malacca at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Government offices and all European establishments were olosed at once, and the golf medal handicap which should have taken339 words
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Article64 1910-05-19 9 (From Odr Own Corrbspondbnt.) Penang, May 13. The Municipal Commissioners have unanimously decided to take over another insanitary area at Kampong Kolan where a part of Acheen and Carnarvon Streets have been condemned by the health officer under section 270 of the Municipal Ordinance. The Municipal64 words
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Article178 1910-05-19 9 The special service at the Presbyterian Church, on May 15, in memory of the late King, was attended by a very large congregation. The pastor, the Rev. W. Runciman, preached an eloquent sermon on the many qualities which endeared King Edward to his subjects, alluding more especially178 words
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875 1910-05-19 10 We have been officially supplied with fche following detailed programme of arrange* mentfl for the memorial service ceremony on Friday next: The Memorial Service will take place on Friday, May ‘20. at 5 15 p m., in St.875 words
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Article747 1910-05-19 10 (From Our Own Corrbspondint.) Khota Bharu, May 8. The sad news of the death of His Majesty King Edward was received here with the deepest regret, about mid-day, yesterday. The flags were brought down to half-mast and all the public offices, schools and kedais were closed. Mr.747 words
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220 1910-05-19 10 According to the New York Herald’s Colombo correspondent, a huge combine is in formation of the Southern Ceylon Tea and Rubber Estates, roughly comprising 1,800 acres of rubber plantations and 600 acres of tea plantations; the Grand Centra! Ceylon Rubber Company,220 words
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1115 1910-05-19 11 tn Mr S. w. Moorhouse, the AOCOr „f ID tho plantations to t*> known aa talne' of too F fjahru jt jg rea lly surprising .Milas'- 8 which give a name that tbe P com y1,115 words
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209 1910-05-19 11 The Opinm Monopoly department has distinguished itself mightily within the past few weeks, but all its previous captures of illicit traders pale before the coup which Mr. Howard and bis merry men achieved on May 11.209 words
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401 1910-05-19 11 The crusade against small pox in Singapore is still being vigorously pursued—largely through the medium of the police ooorts. on May 17, Mr. Robinson had before him a whole Chinese household consisting of Lim Hong Hock, Lee Ah Kit, Wee Chye Eng,401 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1132 1910-05-19 12 united in the face of misfortune. —Straits Times, May 12. The most gratifying items of information that has come to hand sinoe we received the sad news of King Edward's death last Saturday, is a statement that nearly all the Home Papers are advocating a political truce.united in the face of misfortune.—Straits Times, May 12. - 1,132 words
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Article974 1910-05-19 12 S7ufferiDgoea9eB.-9tr.it. Time.. May W e are apt to get a little crusty with professors, because they have an evil habit of trying to make our flesh creep. One of them known by the name of Chamberlin, and of course American, whose speciality is geology has been statingS7ufferiDgoea9eB.-9tr.it. Time.. May - 974 words
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Article1014 1910-05-19 13 I —Straits Times, May 14. A week has passed since we reoeived the ws of King Edward’s death, and in that ghort period wc hare proclaimed another K lDt and bare paid our tributes, public and private, to tbe great monarch who passed k «ay in theI—Straits Times, May 14. - 1,014 words
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Article1258 1910-05-19 13 Straits Times, May 16. Writing on April 23, we remarked that By and by, we are persuaded, Malacca and Province Wellesley will seek admission to the federation (ruled by the F. M. S. Council) because they have really far more in common with what we may call theStraits Times, May 16. - 1,258 words
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Article1048 1910-05-19 14 Straits Times, May 17. We received the other day from Londcn a copy of the prospectQß of tho Sengat Robber Estate, a property about six milts south of Ipoh. The proposed capital of the company is £170.000 in 2'* shares. The prospectus contains an announcement that none ofStraits Times, May 17. - 1,048 words
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Article923 1910-05-19 14 monarch has been removed. —Straits f May 1H. A great and melancholy change hap taken place in the political situation since the last mails left Home. Yet it is not uninteresting to see from the full text of various speeches and letters the exact pointmonarch has been removed.—Straits f May 1H. - 923 words
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Advertisement89 1910-05-19 12 Th* Pont fre# price of the Straits Times l» #3B a year The po»t free price of the Straits Budget U tu year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits Budget89 words
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Obituary52 1910-05-19 12 DEATHS. Ekb.—On May 17, at No. 3, Niven Road, Singapore, Mabel, beloved wife of Mr. C. B. Eke. Funeral at 7.30 a.m. to morrow. Lobato df Fabia. -On May 12, 1910, at Singapore, Francisco Augusto Lobato de Faria, aged 55 years. Funeral at 5 p.m., today. Hongkong and Macao papers52 words
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Article1044 1910-05-19 15 Tin Company has declared a divid?nd of The B.tnC»voH robber crop for the four J nt U«^ lb8 Co. inform us that the fS'tin £e fro® Brnang. Ltd., for April JSittMS picul*. iw.irk and Co report that April M e irom the estate of the Port Dickson1,044 words
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685 1910-05-19 15 More was beard in the first police ooart before Mr.Wolferstan, on Wednesday of a now Dotorioas case in Singapore, when Lim Tve Hook and Lim Tye Kong were plaoed in the dock. The former was charged with having, on April 29, robbed685 words
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550 1910-05-19 16 Dr. Lim Boon Keng presided on May 11 at an extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the L nited Singapore Rubber Estates, Limited, held at 10 Boat Quay. The business was to consider an alteration of the articles of association, to550 words
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Article27 1910-05-19 16 (From Our Own Corrrspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, May 12. The Seremban Rubber Estate Ltd., has declared a dividend of 2s. 6d payable on May 21.27 words
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1535 1910-05-19 16 A Dumber of share* in which local investor* are interested are not quoted i share lists, and there are occasionally wide margins between quotations here and** London. Transactions take place in Mincing Lane as well as in1,535 words
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1659 1910-05-19 17 L't papers to band by the last mail are aya.a crowded with prospectuses of new trusts •Qu planting companies, and from the varied i°* latter one might infer a wor ld outside the strictly Arctic ana Antarctic regions is eminently adopted An1,659 words
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1041 1910-05-19 18 The statutory meeting of the members of the Straits Rubber l ompany, Limited, was held on March 31, at the registered offices, 27, Austin Friars, E. G\, Mr. E. L. Hamilton presiding. The following is the official roport as supplied to1,041 words
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126 1910-05-19 18 His Majesty's survey ship Seal** !<•* Penang on Monday. After making a s stay here, Rhe will proceed to Batav*a au thenoe to Thursday Island for survey work. As she is expected to occupy two or twee months, the Sealark will126 words
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Article784 1910-05-19 19 London Rubber Scare. ECONOMIST’S DESCRIPTION OF RELAPSE. Som e Amazing Stories of the Wild Plunging. rili0 00 April 23 just after the slump Eh«» market The Economist says Pl ;,L to sav, but the movement gamed "“Tv decided impetus from the action of the ‘Xrland" Government, taken to emphas.se L784 words
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Article183 1910-05-19 19 The report of the Highlands and Lowlands Para Rubber Company, Limited, says The Financier, states that the profit for the year to December 81, amounted to £118,661, while with the amount brought in, £75,069 is now available for distribution. The directors recommend the payment of a final183 words
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Article174 1910-05-19 19 We hear that Mr. J. R. Nicholson, chairman of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board, and Mr. P. R. Warren, the representative here of Messrs. Coode, Son and Matthews, leave for home by Friday’s P. and O. mail. It is understood that their missioa has to do174 words
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Article164 1910-05-19 19 A correspondent informs us that several people he knows quite well are going about telling their friends and others in Chinese, Malay, and some few in English, that the world is to come to an end on the 16th or 26th inst. The first date164 words
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403 1910-05-19 19 (From Our Own Correspondrnt.) Malacca, May 12. A meeting of the Malacca Planters' Association was held in the Malacca Glob, at 10 a m. on Sunday, when there were present:— Messrs. F. W. Collins (in the chair), W.403 words
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106 1910-05-19 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 14. A large seizure of chandu and cocaine has been made on the Hong Moh, 3, 900 tabels of the former, valued at $17,265, and 3,848 bottles of the latter, valued at106 words
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Article893 1910-05-19 20 The case in which Sergeant Macnamara of the 2nd West Kent Regiment stationed at Fort William, stood charged with having attempted to take the life of Assistant* Surgeon Pereira, of the Military Station Hospital, by tiring his893 words
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226 1910-05-19 20 The evening dress rule kills the Cafe de l’Opera was a display headline in the New York newspapers the other morning announcing the metaphorical decline and fall of the most sumptuously appointed restaurant ever seen on Broadway. This was the gorgeous226 words
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Article129 1910-05-19 20 In New Zealand the people have plenty of chances for recreation-public holidays, the Empire Gazette reminds us, are many; Christmas is kept in the British manner with downright zest, even though the season is mid-summer instead of mid-winter; Easter is the military season, and given129 words
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406 1910-05-19 20 Having published the various K 8t&te turns as received we now tabulateibem^ as to show the increase this y ear over th same period of last year J w tbe Totals to date. n t)at P Q t Four FoaP406 words
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Article2063 1910-05-19 21 London, May 1L i,as sent a message to the t'-- "j° r \»vy. in which be expresses Ar»7 f,t faithful services, and says that he can rely on their loyalty and and adds "I shall watch the 0? both services with been, aolici- ifi* re interest.” ,ad litxandra2,063 words
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Article634 1910-05-19 22 Berlin, May 11. The Emperor William will reach London ou May 19. for the purpose of attending the funeral of King Edward. The King of Greece leaves for London on Friday. Mr. Roosevelt and bis family are at Potsdam, where they were received by the Emperor, the Empress,634 words
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Article128 1910-05-19 22 In the Supreme Court on May 17, before Justice Fisher, Mr. Stevens, acting for the Crown, appeared to support the appeal of J. Flanagan of the government chandu department against a magisterial decision acquitting Yeow Kee Seong of having been in possession of chandu other than government128 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article255 1910-05-19 22 May io Him rain, Brit str, Alexander, IU n toad A Co K J Airtia Ger etr, Habel, Yokohama, R, A Co u y»r *<•*;««. Ger Hr, SchwetßPDo \i Behn Meyer ACo n< I'll Priam Brit etr, Lewis, Liverpool W v <VCo n.neH KUm Co’ lifit 8tr rieMk Calcutta255 words
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Article167 1910-05-19 22 May 10 Glenogle, Brit str, Swatow, via port* FIaliofix, I>at str, P. Samboe II AUsia, Ger str, Hamburg via ports Minderoo Brit str, Fremantle via port* Nam Yang Brit str, Macassar via portGoehen Ger str, Bremerhaven via !>or:* Cathay Dan str, Copenhagen via port* Ceylon Mam Jap str, Colombo167 words
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Advertisement60 1910-05-19 22 Land Sale. The following piece of land was sold by auction at Powell and Co.’s sale room, on May 17:—Freehold building site front* ing the sea at Telok Kerau, in the district of Siglap, with entrance from a road off East Coast itoad, area 88,688 square feet, being part of60 words
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Article246 1910-05-19 23 Finance Commerce. gjnoAPoU May 18, 1910, EXCHANOB. C* iondon-Bank 4 m/a 4 private 6 m/t 2/4| do 8 m/i 8/4* o, d/d Private 8 m/i «44 do 6 m/i 8461 rfr/rano*-Bank d/d Private 8 m/a 299 do 8 m/i 808$ nrn India—Bank T. T. 174* W Private 80 d/. WB*246 words
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52 1910-05-19 23 Per P. and O. steamer Malwa. con meting with the steamer Assaye at Colombo doe May 20 —Mr. and Mrs. E. Burnside, Mr. I. Turner, Mr. G. Robson. Per P. and O. steamer Malta due May 27. —Mrs. A. C., Miss J., and Master52 words
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Advertisement406 1910-05-19 23 The Best Preventive. Ordinary medicines begin at the wrong end—only correct symptoms. People take headache powders for headaches blood medicines for the blood and nerve remedies for nervousness when they only need Bcechatn’s to tone up the digestive organs the liver and the kidneys and so keep the whole system406 words
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Advertisement387 1910-05-19 23 SAVED FROM THE KNIFE. Mr. C. Mayne, of 52, Gladstone Road, BoBCombe, Bournemouth, England, says:— I suffered eight or nine years from chronic inflammation of the kidneys and stone. I was Twick Examined Under the X-Rays, and the doctors thought they could see th6 stone. I was told again and387 words
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Stocks and Shares. SINGAPORE, MAY 18, 1910.
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Article985 1910-05-19 24 ogg Number gj o p ol._ a sag Capital [Subscribed of S~ t Unissued Company. Last -o I Shares JS>, r TIONB Dividend I I 1 I 1909 1120.000 105,000 105.000 1 1 A lor Gaj ah Rubber Estate Ltd., 4.00 1909 $760,000 6* 0,000 140,000 6 5 Ayer985 words
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Article359 1910-05-19 25 -i jj?amber i c n 3 i 11 111 m,t "f" 1 y.'■i *jpor**! 1 m 1 <-apit»l Sotooribed Oompuy LinDmonts J" J uu 0.100,000 *00'000 M.W0 W JO B,u» Tin Mining Co, XM *0 10% h, 807 >100,000 *00,000 *M?.‘ }J jo 0,600 druug u... S <6 JJoi359 words
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Article221 1910-05-19 25 I in 808,600 8,086 100 00 476 Brunei Oil Royalty Ltd. 764)0 ,907 91,600.000 1.000.U0 JO 10 MIO E-ton- Oo.. Ltd. IMO lo%forW IH9B 9225,000 886,000 440 T 91 60 Fraeor Heave, Ltd. .800 00 20% for *O6 ian to4nnnnn «toinnM) f 1840 T UK Howartb Bnkine, Ltd. .60221 words
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Advertisement72 1910-05-19 25 C. H^vilLLIS IS NOW DOING BUSINESS ON THE Forthcoming Races, May 21, 24 and 26. STRAIGHT-OUT ON ALL RACES. DOUBLES ON ANY TWO RACES. ELASTIC PRICES THE GRIFFINS. Address: 8, The Arcade. tolo^rjvius: “Straight.” Telephone: No. 596. I M V Ij The Physician'! I VI I t I Cure for72 words
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Advertisement152 1910-05-19 25 OEUTSCH-ASIATjtCHE BANK. riltf PAID IP lAPITAI) lb. Teele 7.1tt,00D. Hoad Office... Shanghai. Board of Directors Berlin BRANCHES: Berlin, Calcutta, Hankow, Hongkong, Peking, Tientsin, Tsinanfu, Tsingtae, Kobe, Yokohama. Ham barn. FOUNOEO 8T THE FOLLOWING BANKS AND BANKERB: Beau*— Koenigliohe Seebandlang (Preueeiache Staatsbank). Direction dor Disoon to-Oeaelleoh aft. Dentsobe Bank. S. Bleiobroeder.152 words
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Advertisement74 1910-05-19 26 69, ANSON ROAD. i' a t r TELEPHONE No. 390. JUST LANDED, 1 FRESH CHEESES p IN OUT: ROQUEFORT QRUYERS STILTON CREAM AH by weight Mid in excellent condition. THE It AUTOLUX” A Gravity Lamp of 700 and 1,000 candle power NO ARTIFICIAL PRESSURE GREAT SAVING IN SPARE PARTS. BRILLIANT74 words
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Advertisement306 1910-05-19 26 I CURE RUPTURI HO FURTHER USE FOR TRUSSES. H you mu ruptured or know anyone ia ruptured, write at onoe for particular! my Method of Cure My plan differs all other* it retains the rupture sectii with perfeot comfort, and at the same oausee new flesh to form in the306 words
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