The Straits Budget, 16 June 1910
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1910-06-16 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES. VOL. LXIV NC 2731 Singapore, Thursday, Jane, 16,1910. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTUH> Price 25 cents,27 words
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Article203 1910-06-16 1 w LEADERS— Neglected Dignitaries 8 Science for tbe Tropics 8 Ruboer Reviving 9 The Military Contribution 9 Opium Monopoly 10 Lord Kitchener s Refusal 10-11 Local and General— Social and Personal 1 Pheasants of Malaya 2 Foreign Troops in North Chiua 2 The Late Mr. Machado 2203 words
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Article760 1910-06-16 1 Messrs. C. Henly and P. W. Parkinson have gone home from Selangor. Lieut. Macmillan left Penaug on June 5, for home to rejoin his regiment. Mr. Hankcy, of Kuala Selangor, has arrived and proceeds home via America. The leave of absence granted to Mr. M. E. Sherwood760 words
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722 1910-06-16 2 The seventeenth ordinary general meetin g of the Sipiau Tin Co., Ltd., was held at Gresham House, on June 10, present Messrs. F. E. Jago (in the chair), J. L Montgomerie, A. J. Ross, H. Elphick, Capt. Robinson, and722 words
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327 1910-06-16 2 An expedition for the gathering of data for a monograph of the pheasants of the world has been undertaken by the New York Zoological Society It is in charge of C. William Beebe, c m z s. who is Curator of Ornithology327 words
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Article176 1910-06-16 2 In consequence of the progress of the army re organization of China the troops of foreign Powers stationed in North China aro being gradually withdrawn. According to the latest investigations of the military auth'orities the present forces of the troops of various nationals stationed in176 words
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617 1910-06-16 2 e regret to state that Mr. a n \i I general manager of the Ur.£,T*! ac H. Rubber Estates, Limited, died inVc' apor I hospital on Sunday morning I monia. He was taken unwell ail pLfcQ I a«o, but617 words
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Article27 1910-06-16 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, .June 11Mr. G. B. Dent, agant, the Strait 8 Tri4»« Company, Taiping, has died of27 words
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228 1910-06-16 3 have received from the mines office advance statement of tbe weight of .in and tin ore exported during the “•f", of January to May, 1910. and of the collected thereon, as compared with period of the previous228 words
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309 1910-06-16 3 id the summons court, on June 9. A. i tat an a appeared to answer to a charge f negligently allowing a ferocious dog fo be at .arge so that it bit the se^en- year-old sou Mr. Ybo Tan on309 words
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Article32 1910-06-16 3 ;'n e e Sungei Nebong promo:.T bben aban ?oned at Penang. This P an y *kich attracted our atten- T-tirm ar cn lcl8 0Q, by the extraordinary Uon upon coconuts.32 words
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323 1910-06-16 3 A trio of diminutive boys—ooe Kling and two Malays—peered over the dock rail in the third police court on June 10 at a long string of witnesses who came to prove that they had been guilty of robbing tho collection boxes at the323 words
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Article116 1910-06-16 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 11. Some dissatisfaction exists among tbo staff of the Eastern Smelting Co. on rumours that the $4,000 bonus recommended in the annual report, which Mr. Jessen, at the annual meeting, intimated would be divided amongst fourteen employes, will now be116 words
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Article35 1910-06-16 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 11. A serious affray occurred on the Malakoff Estates, yesterday, two Chinese being killed. Sixty Tamils are now under arrest at Butterworth Station pending enquiry.35 words
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Article75 1910-06-16 3 A Chinaman appeared in the third police court on June 10before Mr. Robinson, charged with importing into the colony letters which had not come through the post office and did not bear stamps. The postmaster prose cuted by proxy. It was stated that accused had75 words
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550 1910-06-16 3 Bangkok excdange* to June 4 contain long accounts of the strike among the Chinese as a protest against the poll-tax:—It appears tunt the principal lcauerw and most of the act vo malcontents were men irom the Kwaugtnng province, and550 words
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Article84 1910-06-16 3 A fresh feat ire of interest at the AgriHorticultural Shew will be an extra compt Sition for poultry for which prizes bav# been kindly presented by the Singapore Poultry Farm. Ti.t re are sevon classes as follows:—A Houdanb B ITymontb Locks, C Polish, D Brahmas. E Orpingtons, F84 words
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1236 1910-06-16 4 A special meeting of members of the Singapore Sporting Club is call to consider the proposals of the building committee appointed in January last. The committee, which consists of the Hon. H. Fort, Messrs. Archdeacon, Scoular, and1,236 words
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Article68 1910-06-16 4 A paper laid on the table of the Legislative Council on June 10 gives statements regarding the military expenditure in respect of the Straits Settlements in the year ended March 31,1909, and the contribution paid by the Colony. It is shown that the total cost of the68 words
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653 1910-06-16 4 the meeting ot the Legislative r d d on June 10, and there \ere .i Uuocii sent the Hon. \V. Evans f!?; a P re Secretary; Hon.W C Mich/ll Treasurer; the Hon General the Hon. F. J. pjl 0653 words
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361 1910-06-16 5 nnai meeting of the Temanoh Tin The a (i held in the office of Syndicate, L Cq The Arcade, on Messrs, kvat c Cooke-Yarborough f atur^ a /and there were also present Messrs, presided anu y Fin kleston (manager)361 words
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125 1910-06-16 5 (From Odr Own Corrrspondint.) Penang, June 8. Mr. Khaw Joo Tok, a director of the SiamKedah Kxpluration Company, has received a cable from the company's manager, Mr. i ercy Cook, now at Melbourne, stating that the lease, near Tambun, over which the company125 words
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Article103 1910-06-16 5 interesting ceremony was witnessed IQ the district court on June 9. A Hindu contactor was sued by another Hindu for 19.32 Ur work alleged to have been done by plainbiit defendant denied liability. Mr. v olferstan asked defendant if he would ake the oath in Hindu fashion,103 words
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581 1910-06-16 5 His Excellency tho Governor, Sir John Anderson, g.c.m.u., returned from Penang in the Goverment yacht Seamew, on June 9. As has already been indicated in this paper, the special object of His Excellency’s journey north was to pay581 words
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489 1910-06-16 5 Another link with the now distant past of the colony has been snapped by the death of Major J. F. A. McNair, which is announced in the London Timos. His official record dates from the days when these settlements489 words
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Article117 1910-06-16 5 (From Our Own Corrhsponornt.) Koala Linn par, Jane 18. The farewell concert to Mr. R. W. Harrison at Klang. on Saturday night, was a most successful function. Mr. Conway Bel held, the Resident of Selangor, eulogised Mr. Harrison ADd said he had a hard task in succeeding117 words
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Article753 1910-06-16 6 (Fbom Och Own Cobhbspondbnt.) Malacca, June 12. Ou Saturday. Mr. rpton, head of the P. j W. department, Tampin, brought down a team from that place to play Malacca at football. Tho match took place on the Malay college padang and was witnessed by a huge crowd of753 words
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323 1910-06-16 6 In the third police court, ou June 14 before Mr. Robinson, Abdul Jabbar, stokehold serang of the steamer Goldmouth, was charged with extorting money from the Indian firemen under his charge. He took the money, it was alleged, on the323 words
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Article193 1910-06-16 6 Messrs. Fraser and Company’s share report of Friday’s date says No signs of improvement in the market have been apparent daring the past week, but prices have continued to drop, and apart from a fair amount of forced selling, there is little business to record. At the193 words
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Article263 1910-06-16 6 (Fbom Oob Own Coe B 9 p onc1nt| Kbota Habra, Jane f. The Duff Development Company tl started work on a new pier at Kualv tan, wbiob, when completed win them to handle with facility 2 machinery, etc., which is shortly to for erection in the new263 words
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Article174 1910-06-16 6 A terrible duel took place ou Monday, between a Chinaman and bis wife in their house at the junction of Queen and Arab Streets. Intimation was brought to the Ro chore police station that a fight was in pro gress and three European officers—Assistant Superintendent Savi,174 words
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Article151 1910-06-16 6 The island of Minicoy, whore the Swetok steamer Delagoa has gone ashore, < rom ly in the track of steamers bound from Colombo to Aden, and more than one vessel has been lost there. 11 a PP j. an official communication that tl on the island is151 words
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857 1910-06-16 7 I vnnrt who was the fourth EuroI 0ilVe I r incr to sail round the world, left in 159* and vifeitod Borneo in iT' t may b 8tated in P aB8 '°K to Kcnlioand Magellan, who Tinted in 16*. the857 words
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Article36 1910-06-16 7 (From Ocr Own Corrrspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, June 14. Mr. Douglas Osborne leaves for home on July 2. He will be given a farewell which will probably take the form of a motor gymkhana.36 words
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Article30 1910-06-16 7 (From Odr Own Corrsspondint.) Kuala Lumpur, June 14. The death has taken plsos of Mr. E. S. Campbell, proprietor and manager of the Changkat Estate, Jugra.30 words
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Article26 1910-06-16 7 (From Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, June 14. Four armed Chinese have entered a Javanese house at Gunong Charam and have carried off $500.26 words
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Article204 1910-06-16 7 The nocturnal episode at the Empire Hotel, Coleman Street, last week, when three Frenchmen were caught in the act of absconding—leaving their liabilities behind them —had its sequel in the district court. One of the men, named C. Marins, appeared before Mr. Wolferstan charged204 words
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Article104 1910-06-16 7 The total cost of Hongkong's fire brigade for 1909 was $72,277, of which amount $44,120 was for the new floating engine. The strength of the brigade is 97 men, and they had to deal with 31 fires and 63 incipient outbreaks, the damage caused by the fi104 words
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444 1910-06-16 7 Mr. Wolferstan, first magistrate, heard on Tuesday evidence in a charge made by the Crown against Captain Home, master, and Towkay Lim Hob Puab, owner of the vessel Hong Bee. Tbe allegation was that they allowed to444 words
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Article141 1910-06-16 7 The London Gazette states that his late Majesty was pleased to signify his pleasure that the Albert Medal of the second class should be awarded to Major Hugh Lancaster Lithgow, b.f a and to Sergeant-major Charles Stephens, k f.a., for gallantry in endeavouring to save life. On141 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1007 1910-06-16 8 .—Straits Times, Jane 9. We have been grieved to hear within the last day or two that the municipality of Singapore is feeling negleotcd because we have not honoured it with comment in these columns. It goes on its good old way, however, whether we take any notice.—Straits Times, Jane 9. - 1,007 words
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Article895 1910-06-16 8 is orignciy wnwen Times, its author has been named. —Str&i June 10. We have just been looking over a charming book, by Professor Sir Ray Lankester, called Science from an Easy Chair (Methuen, London). It was certainly not in an easy chair, but by very long,is orignciy wnwen Times, its author has been named.—Str&i June 10. - 895 words
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Article981 1910-06-16 9 —Straits Times, Jane 11. wb are interested in rnbber produc- rubber shares must have been relieved o r tified by the messages whioh came to od f! ‘sterday with reference to an imReject in the tone of the rubber market. That the present price of raw rubber .s—Straits Times, Jane 11. - 981 words
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Article1143 1910-06-16 9 Straits Times, June 18. Some figures were laid before the Legislative Council on Friday fwith reference to wbat is known as the military contribution. If these figures are accurate, it would appear that the actual expenditure in the colony in the year 1908 09 amounted to £279,141Straits Times, June 18. - 1,143 words
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Article1010 1910-06-16 10 .—Straits Times, Jane 14. We have not at our dipposal a sufficiency of reliable information to justify us in saying whether the re-grant of the Cant jn opium monopoly is a breach of treaty rights or not. It is so described in the statements of the Bombay merchant*,.—Straits Times, Jane 14. - 1,010 words
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Article1085 1910-06-16 10 £2*. Time-. Juu« 15- One cannot doubt that, before he refused to accept the Mediterranean command, Lord Kitchener bad convinced himself that in offering it the War Office was less than absolutely sincere. When the proposal to place the greatest soldier on the active list in this£2*. Time-. Juu« 15- - 1,085 words
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Advertisement92 1910-06-16 8 Tbe Po«t free price of the Straits Times ia a year. The po»t free price of the Straits Budget it $l4 a year. It it not necetsarv to subscribe for a year. The tubtcriptioni for ihorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. T he Straits92 words
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Obituary31 1910-06-16 8 DEATH. Ma< HAf>o. At tbe General Hospital, Singapore, on Sunday the 12th instart, at 8 a.m., Alfred Duarte Machado, Manager of the United Singapore Robber Estates, Ltd Shanghai paper please copy.31 words
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Article509 1910-06-16 11 u 4rs Adamson, Gilfillan, Ltd, have a branch office in Malacca. i« ru u.o >red a very high official in JaL.r will shortly be retiring from the service. Kiftv shares in the Bel*t Tin Minim. Co, L:J disposed of by auction at Messrs and Co.'s saleroom on509 words
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Sporting Intelligence. NOTES IN GENERAL.
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Article406 1910-06-16 11 Scotland v. The Rest. Ou the Racecourse links, on Sunday a match was played between teams of the Singapore Club representing Scotland and The Rest, the result being five wins for the Scotsmen and throe for The Rest. The respective captains were Mtssrs. Crabb Watt and Miles. The details406 words
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Article133 1910-06-16 11 Singapore Football Association. G. M. S. English, Middlesex Regiment, presided at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Football Association, held in the S. C. C. pavilion on June 9. r Ihere was a small attendance of club representatives. The accounts, showing a small debit balance, having been passed,133 words
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Article13 1910-06-16 11 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article235 1910-06-16 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Yon recently printed two paragraphs anent dead dogs lying about our main streets, and it struck me, whilst reading them, that the time had arrived to wake up the saui. tary department —a branch of our evergreen municipality which ho delights235 words
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Article176 1910-06-16 11 To the Editor oi the Straits Times. Sir, —I have lately, on several occasions, while taking an evening walk along the Esplanade Road, been stopped by European beach combers who, with tearH in their eyes, render a most realistic account of their distressed condition. They have unfortunately missed176 words
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Article56 1910-06-16 11 (From Ocr Own Corrhspondint.; Kuala Lumpur, June 14. Au Ipoh wire states that the police raided a social club there on Monday night, arrested thirteen towkays, and seized a large sum of money. It is alleged that huge sums changed hand*, the club s teu per cent,56 words
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Article45 1910-06-16 11 Messrs. Derrick and Company advise us of the following outputs for the month of May:—Belat Tin Mining Co, Ltd., 296.86 pkls.; Kuantan Tin Mining Co., Ltd., 74.25 pkls.; Bruang Limited, 264 pkls.; and the Sungei Gau Tio Mining Co Ltd., 109 pkls45 words
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Article2020 1910-06-16 12 London, June 8. Mr. Roosevelt, addressing the American Club at Oxford, referred to bis Guild Hall speech about Egypt. Perhaps what he said was not altogether pleasant, but it was oaly sayablo by one who was a sincere fiiena, admirer, and wellwisher. Mr. Roosevelt delivered the Romanes lecture2,020 words
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Article657 1910-06-16 13 Berlin, June 8. The wedding has taken place of Prince Krrderick William and Princess Katibor. Count Zeppelin’s visit to Vienna has been deferred. Heavy losses due to hailstorms, are reportdrroiu central Germany. There have been gr< av thunderstorms also. Thi Kali Syndicate has been prolonged ;util 1915. In657 words
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Article52 1910-06-16 13 (From Ouk Own Cokp.ksponoknt.) Kuala Lumpur, Juno 14. The output irom the Co’s, mines during May was pikuls 308, producing profit of *9,912. The following figures reach us from the secretary of the company, Kuala Lumpur Output pikuls 808.87, value *13,757.86, tribute paid *474.67, working expenses *3,870.48,52 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article256 1910-06-16 13 June 9 Baron S'apicr, Brit atr, Kennedy, Japan, M, Bussan Kaisba Palamcotta, Brit atr, Mac Donald, Rangoon, Bouatead Birkhall, Brit str, Mackinzie, Dalny, Paterson Simons 10 Japan, Brit str, Stewart, Calcutta, P. Simona Amirol Magon, Fch str, Benard, Dunkirk, Moine Comte lloon, Ger str, Rohn, Bremen, Bebn Meyer Suruga,256 words
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Article161 1910-06-16 13 June 10 Somali. Brit str, Japan via port-* Fenny Lodge, Brit *-tr, Huigon Palamcotta Brit str, Calcutta via porta Imirul Magon, Fch str, Saigon *11 Boon, Ger str, Japan \ia porta Schuylkill, Brit str, Japan via p »rta Persia, Aua atr. Japan via p^rt« Joseph L. Lciston, Am brj,161 words
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Article242 1910-06-16 14 Singapore, June 16 1910 EXCHANGE. On London —Bank 4 m/s 2/4| Dtiuand 2/4,' Private 6 m/s 2/4J do 8 m/s 2*41! On Germany —Bank d/d 240 Private 3 m/s 244 do 6 m/s 246| On France Bank d/d 295 Private 3 m/s 299$ do 6 m/s 308$242 words
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Article849 1910-06-16 14 Singapore, June 15, 1910. MINING. Issue 72 Value. Buyers. Sellers. 10 10 Belat Tin 4.00 6 00 10 10 Bruang 4.00 5.00 10 10 Broseh Hyd. 8.00 6.60 10 10 Kanaboi 2.25 2.40 £1 £1 Kinta Tin 14.00 14.75 £1 £1 Kledang Tin 1.50 2.00 10 10849 words
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209 1910-06-16 14 The following item of news is taken from the Sarawak Gazette of June 1 The present opium farmers having got into difficulties as regards the rent for the farms resulting in a breach of their agreement, the government have found it209 words
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Article73 1910-06-16 14 His Highness the Rajah of Sarawak, ha» been pleased to make the fohawing ®PP mentsMr. Ivone Kirkpatrick to be Resident and member of eupr< me to date from May 19 Mr. George C. GUM to be acting treasurer of Sarawak a recorder of supreme council dur f? absence73 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1885 1910-06-16 1 A number of shares in which local investors are interested are not quoted in local share lists, and there are occasionally wide margins between quotations here and in London. Transactions take place in Mincing-Lane as1,885 words
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Article123 1910-06-16 3 London and S.ngapokb Rubbne Pricks General Robber History Belgian View of Rubber... Kamasan Rubber Company May Rubber Crops f The Rubber Exhibition... < Kobber Boom Reaches Australia... 7 Bobber Compounding s Bobber in East Sumatra M Robber in Brazil 8 New Ri’Bbkb Companies.— Beraoang (Selangor) Rubber Plantations 8 RnutKit123 words
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161 1910-06-16 3 (From Our Own Corrrspondmnt.) Penang, Jane 14. The prospectus has been published of the Kedah Rubber Company which is under reconstruction. The scheme set forth is that the Kedah Kubber Plantations will be floated with a capital of $500,000 in $1 shares, of161 words
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920 1910-06-16 3 The ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Goiconda Malay Robber Company, Limited, was held on May 10, in London, Mr. Gilbert F. Traill presiding. The chairman, in the coarse of his remarks, said: The year’s crop920 words
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351 1910-06-16 3 An extraordinary general meeting of the Pahang Consolidated Company, Limited, has been beld in London to consider proposals for increasing the capital of the company, Mr. J. E. Champney presiding. In moving the resolutions, the chairman, according to a report in The Financier,351 words
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3584 1910-06-16 4 Under the heading Historical Notes on the Rubber Industry,” the Editor of tho Straits and F. M. S. Agricultural Bulletin for the current month, writes When history is written, even of such a subject as the story of discoveries3,584 words
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144 1910-06-16 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 10. The tone in regard to robber prices has been a good deal firmer during the last few days. Fine hard para is quoted at 9/- to 9/8, crepe at 9144 words
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103 1910-06-16 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 14. There was a very large supply of rubber at the auction to-day and a fur demand was shown. Two hundred and fifty five tons of planta tion rubber was on offer,103 words
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Article246 1910-06-16 5 A rubber specialist, Mr. Grisar, who lately visited the F.M.S., has told his experiences to the representative of a newspaper at Antwerp. In his opinion, rubber cultivation has a bright future before it notwithstanding oyer speculation. One disadvantage, however, attending the opening- up of new estates246 words
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1050 1910-06-16 6 «The report of tbo Kepong (Males) Rubber Estates, Limited, states that during the year to December 81, the trees tapped produced 20,294 lbs. of dry robber, as against an estimated output of 14,000 lbs. The amount realised by sale of rubber was .£7,8401,050 words
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638 1910-06-16 6 We have received the prospectus of the Kamasan Rubber Company, which is being floated at Kuala Lumpur. The capital proposed is $250,000 divided into 125,000 shares of $2 each. The directors are Messrs. J. Gibson (Tremelbye), Russell F. Grey (Harper Co.),638 words
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Article206 1910-06-16 6 (From Oor Own Corrbspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 10. The following crops are announced: Chew May 615 lbs. Four months 1,049 lbn. >ea field, May 14,374 lbs. The Rubber Estates of Krian Ltd. Miy crop is 2,897 lbs. Our Kuala Lumpur correspondent wiw tho following May cropsSungei lbs.206 words
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873 1910-06-16 7 lie mance and General Purposes Com- ie o forthcoming Age Horticultural UlU at the Exchange on June 8 Su0 'l the advisability of permitting planters in Ceylon, Java, Sumatra, «,!d ludo China to send to the show number of exhibits873 words
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433 1910-06-16 7 At the statutory general meeting of the Central Sumatra Rubber Estates, Limited. Mr. Theodore Charles Owen, the chairman, in the course of his remarks, said Mr. Frye, the agent, upon whose report the prospectus was based, bas been appointed manager of tbe433 words
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563 1910-06-16 7 The statutory meeting cl the Mount Austin (.Tohore) llubb**r Estates, Limited, was held at St. Michael’s Rectory, Cornhill, London, E.C., on May 7, Mr. G. M. Dundas-Mouat presiding. The chairman said: As you are aware, this statutory meeting is held563 words
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Article63 1910-06-16 7 A message from Perth, dated June 1, says the rubber boom commenced yesterday in Melbourne. In three days £70,000 have been subscribed for a Selangor property consisting of 320 aores. Tbe title of the company is the Port Swettenham Robber Company; and the capital is £60.000.63 words
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789 1910-06-16 8 Mr. Hermann T. Gardner, writing »»n rub- her compounding, says': Rubbor-c<»mpound-ing b*i*» Hi *-n nmdemned as rubber adulterate. N\» donbt over-compounding isdestrv- ing ol censure, and equally, no doubt, there is rften a tendency to over-corn-pound, with the result of lessened powers789 words
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386 1910-06-16 8 A correspondent in East Sumatra writes to London as follows Rubber cultivation was considered relatively unimportant here two years ago, and there were only a few large concerns which belonged to English companies. But in 1909 the rubber companies appeared,386 words
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346 1910-06-16 8 The lteranaDK (Selangor) Itubber K,,.. tions. Limited, lias been formed unJ. says Tbe Financier, to acquire Anglo Asiatic Rubber and Fms;. Limited, the Cycle rubbe twat* kit,,,, tbe Mukim of Berariang. district iV” Langat, in the State of Selangor, FJ Malay State, cornual,346 words
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240 1910-06-16 8 The British acting consul general at Kio de Janeiro (Mr. E. Hambioch) reports that, according to an article in a )‘>ra/i!ian rubber trade newspaper, the Government of the State of Para have sent a message to the State congress suggesting that rubber planters should be240 words
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619 1910-06-16 9 Kuala s&wah Rubber oompany w in/ formed with a capital of $300,000 I sliares to acquire 1,888 acres of 1 in the noiebbourhood of Seremban, of whicli 160 acre* is planted with rubber. Of the •Otal in acres i* 5 years619 words
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647 1910-06-16 9 At the general meeting of the IJlu Rantau Lubber Estates Company, Limited, held at the London Chamber of Commerce, Oxford Court, Cannon Street, E. G\, Mr. P. C. Oswald who presided, said :—The reports we continue to roceive of the growth647 words
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Article13 1910-06-16 9 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article659 1910-06-16 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —My attention bas been drawn to yoar very misleading criticism on my report of Kamasan Estate. While I do not suppose for a minute it will be taken seriously by planters, there may be a few readers whom it will659 words
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Advertisement602 1910-06-16 11 y Medicine of the kind awarded a vertiflcate at the Caloutta Exhibition, 1893-4, open to U 9 Registered. Dr. LALOR’S Trade Mark. P H 0 SPHODYME HAS the largest sale of any phosphoric medicine in the world. t vears has maintained ita Ita energising effects an shewn from the 'nation602 words
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Advertisement422 1910-06-16 11 MAKTlN’b k~p bo, Htrtta', m, ta ®tSt t£s Japanese Dentist, 74. BRA8 BA8AH ROAD. Dr. K. THutida is the only Japaneee Dentist in the town with whom yon can oonsult direct either in Bngish or Malay. Painle&j Extraction from #1 eaoh. Gold Ca; ping 6 8ilTer Capping 8 Joined Crown422 words
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Advertisement145 1910-06-16 12 f 9 t, > BOLTER 69, ANSON ROAD. TELEPHONE 390 No Just Unpacked FAT CHEESES, A DELICACY. IN TIN 8M0KED 8ALM0N (LACHS), IN TIN DRAINED OAVIARE IN TIN. CANADIAN LOBSTER. ETC., IN TIN. THE II t n A Gravity Lamp of 700 and 1,000 candle power NO ARTIFICIAL PRESSURE. GREAT145 words
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Advertisement166 1910-06-16 12 MMc, Astkas. Braacbiiis and 1 U*f trraklM qalckljr cared b> S BALSAM OF ANISEED Of all Chemists and Stores. Q OEU TSCH-A8IATISGH E BANK. FULLY FAID OP CAPITAL: Sh. Taala 7.AOO.OOO. Head Office Shanghai. Board of Direotors Berlin. BRANCHES: Berlin, Calcutta, Hankow, Hongkong, Peking, Tientsin, Tsinanfo, Tsingtau, Kobe, Yokohama, Hamburg.166 words
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