The Straits Budget, 23 June 1910
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Title Section27 1910-06-23 1 The Straits Budget VOL LXIV NO. 2732 Singapore, Thursday, Jane, 23,1910. BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” ItTABUSMEO OYER IMU A CCVTOT Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article227 1910-06-23 1 LEADERS Political Compromise Robber Reflotations 8-9 Extinguisher The Shipping Ring 9-10 German Expansion 10 Internalional Union ...10-11 Local and General— Social and Personal Correspondence 8-4 Mosquitoes and Malaria 4 Notes from Laboan 4 Municipal Affairs 5 Eastern SmeltiDg Company 5 Divorce and Matrimonial Causes... 6 Coconuts in227 words
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Article774 1910-06-23 1 Mr. R. W. Harrison proceeded homeward by the German mail. The Archdeacon of Singapore and Mrs. Izard returned from Java on Saturday. Mr. G. B. Cerutti, the well-known authority on the Sakies, is an inmate of the general hospital, Penang. Mrs. E. A. Snewin and children left774 words
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527 1910-06-23 2 The Straits Government Gazette issued yesterday afternoon contains the text of the promised Legislation against the shipping conference. It is described as "An ordinance to impose a duty on certain Bills527 words
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Article650 1910-06-23 2 CAN THE LAW BE EVADED Whether the Bill summarised above, and given in foil text below, can be evaded by the Shipping Conference may be seen best, perhaps, by stating the points in the form of question and answer, thus; Ques. (1) Suppose the Conference in retaliation raises all its650 words
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Article1766 1910-06-23 2 All Ordinance to impose a Bills of Lading and goods from charee* !J 5 1 of restrictions. R ando* Whereas certain ship™,** hav into an a«reement with certain m carrying on business in the (bio.. S'* tends to raise to and maintain at higli levels the1,766 words
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175 1910-06-23 3 (From Odr Own Corrbspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, June 20. The cricket matoh between Perak and Negri Sembilan which commenced at Ipoh, on Saturday, was drawn owing to rain. Perak had scored 20 for two wickets. Jnne.2l. Speaking at the tiffin, Mr.175 words
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Article13 1910-06-23 3 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article282 1910-06-23 3 To (he Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —While you are calling attention to the numerous extraordinary methods of conducting business in use in the munioipal offices and outside, by municipal employees, you might call attention to the way in whioh the revenues of the postal department282 words
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Article241 1910-06-23 3 To (be Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—l take leave to hope that the shooting of certain insanitary buildings at Teluk Blangah, to which a correspondent called attention in voor issue of Monday last, has reached the ears of the local officials who are paid to attend to241 words
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Article130 1910-06-23 3 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—When they have disposed of complaints you have already published, tho municipal sanitary inspectors might give their attention to the conservancy arrangements in Emerald Hill Road. Our portion of it is particularly disgusting, and no one whose olfactory nerves are in130 words
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168 1910-06-23 4 From Our Own Corrrspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, June 21. I)r. Malcolm Watson, medical administrator of the Kuala L&ngat Hospital Estates Co., gave a most interesting loctureou Malaria, last evening. He described the discovery of the parasite, the different stages of its168 words
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96 1910-06-23 4 (Prom Our Own Corrkspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, June 20. Training for the Selangor Races, which commence on July 5, is now in full swing. The entries close to-morrow. The prospects are good, horses fancied being Phonograph, Roulette. Lucretia, Blue Boy, and Trypanosomiasis. Four96 words
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Article135 1910-06-23 4 Indian tea exports to all ports to the end of April are nearly a million pounds ahead of the figures for the corresponding period of last year, the exact figures being 1910, 2,903,783 lbs 1909, 1,812,387 lbs. These shipments consist of the balance of last season’s crop.135 words
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950 1910-06-23 4 The scheme for the construction of a large new stand ou the Racecourse was considered and approved at a meeting of the Sporting Club, on Wednesday eveDiog. The Hon. H. Fort presided and those present were950 words
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Article176 1910-06-23 4 (From Odr Own Corrbspondint.) Labuan, June 16. The Resident, accompanied by Mr. Koberto and Inspector Cromnoov. left for Braneion the 6tb inst. and returned on the 1-tb inst The preliminary inquiries iu the case. Hex vs. Tan Teong Bee, was concluded on the6tb inst. when the accused176 words
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Article43 1910-06-23 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June k>The directors’ report on Tronob, has been published and shows -j-j tons 2,158 tons of ore were sold, agaJ“” f pro in the preceding year. The balance of P on tbe year is JC64.991*43 words
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529 1910-06-23 5 w .!-sr« TSSSS Sl»3 ff.J w kacock.A. J. W. Watkins. (secretary) and Ball (acting chairman stated that the balance of the ml fund in hand was $486,325.64 as at last meeting. Infecdisease he regretted to say, was still Th them In529 words
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Article47 1910-06-23 5 Tin vr manager of the Kuantan &r fnii miDß sports to the direotors tou n> W9 ’-“Gentlemen—l beg to sabmit to iatiJJT* done 011 J oar mine of May, 1910. •orkina *i 40 acre fiioch.—^The tribute rs re urn of 99 b “< B47 words
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217 1910-06-23 5 Mr. W. M. Bath, manager of the Belat Tin Mining Company, Limited, submits the following report to the directors Gentlemen, —I beg to submit to you my report of the work done ou your leases during the month of May217 words
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151 1910-06-23 5 Messrs. Presgrave and Matthews write to say that Messrs. H. Jessen and Lee Chin Ho consider the statements contained in a telegram from our Penang correspondent, published in our issue of the 13th inst., grossly improper and libellous. It had reference151 words
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Article187 1910-06-23 5 The text of an ordinance to confer upon the Supreme Coart jurisdiction to Divorce and Matrimonial Causes is published in the Government Gazette which states that the bill is about to be introduced into the Legis* iative Council. Among the clauses it is stated that: No187 words
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244 1910-06-23 5 T 1 ic quarterly statement of imports and exports to and from the Straits Settlements has just been issued from the Government Printing Press. It gives in detail a statistical account of the growth or otherwise of the many varied244 words
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Article224 1910-06-23 5 Mr. Lermit Rends to the Editor of the Agricultural Bulletin an instructive photograph of coconuts cultivated in the same kind of peat soil which has been already described as utterly unsuitable for Para rubber. The coconut palms were first planted some twentyfive years ago and at224 words
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Article147 1910-06-23 5 Mr.Green,second magistrate, on June IT gave an order for the destruction of four bullocks which had reached a stage of senility and emaciation that made it an act of cruelty to work them. Mr. Pestana, inspector for the P. C. A. department, at 2 a.m. on the147 words
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452 1910-06-23 6 Through Mr. H. Cooke Yarborough, C. Foster, engineer and contractor, applied to Mr. .Justice Fisher, on Jnnc 17, tor his dis charge from bankruptcy. Mr. David, the acting Official Assignee, read his report on the case, showing that the receiving order452 words
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Article147 1910-06-23 6 Romance dies hard. Even after six yearn of married life and a further period of divorced singleness the blood of the old Malay was tired when he saw his one-time wife embracing another nan beneath the cocoanuts in Tanjong Eaton g Road. He attacked her with a147 words
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116 1910-06-23 6 (From Ock Own Corrbspondbnt.) Penang June 16. Mr. W. O. Maxwell, the British Adviser at A lor Star, has replied to Messrs. Kennedy and Compauy on the question of absconding coolies, mentioned at a meeting of Kulim planters held at116 words
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Article240 1910-06-23 6 Messrs. Fraser and Company's circular, dated June 16, says:—Towards the end of last week there was a distinct advance in rubber shares, both dollar and sterling, and more activity than wc have Been for weeks, but as we write the market has again drooped, and is extremely240 words
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Article119 1910-06-23 6 A fatality occurred qn June 17 on the Pontianak vessel Ban Fo Soon in the harbour. The gangway which connects the bridge deck with the forecastle head, was being hoisted upon its hinge preparatory to commencing the unloading of the forehold. It had been hoisted119 words
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Article98 1910-06-23 6 Members of Singapore Cricket Club ought to know that they have been in daily touch with a man whose wife has been suffering from small-pox for the last ten or eleven days. The man is a bar-tamby at the olnb —rather, he was a bar-tamby there he98 words
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161 1910-06-23 6 FESTIVITIES IN KEDAH. C elebrations on the Occasion of Royal Weddings. (From Our Ow* Coruuo,*^ Kedah is en fete owing to the' fo"*! 1 dingß, which were postponed frr We<l, account of the plaoe. The ceremonies rrm, l Wednesday when the son twn 6 f C&i t and a nephew161 words
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Article222 1910-06-23 6 The breaking of a rubber tyre was the cause of an accident to a private gharry, containing two gentlemen, on the Tanjong Ivatong Road on June 16. The tyre parted near tho East Coast Road corner, and the pony, startled by the flapping of the loose222 words
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Article147 1910-06-23 6 Hundreds of little brown boys-Bc^ 1 from some fifteen vernacular schools of timj* pore held carnival on the Raffles Jnstiratioß recreation ground, on June j 6, tMJOff part in athletic sports which uad arranged by Messrs. Elcum and rteliier their special benefit. The pictorespe litt e fellows,147 words
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304 1910-06-23 7 ,ino was held on Friday in the crc m ptviliSn to arrange fixtures, etc., for C 'fcirthcomiog football cup competition. tbe W < FrSish was in the ohair. Others <1 M 't'wfire Mr. S. H. Davidson (hon. sec. present we an( j304 words
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Article213 1910-06-23 7 St. Andrew a Cathedral, on Saturday, was the scene of a pretty wedding in which the contracting parties were Mr. Herbert Murray Hodges, of Ipoh, and Miss Jessie Mon month Bart, daughter of Mr. C. J. hart, prison department. The officiating clergyman was the Rev.213 words
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Article65 1910-06-23 7 b blowing shares were disposed of by L° n A eHsrs Powell and Co’s saleroom hhnr a u f^J v Tin Mining Co. Ltd. 25 i.j 50 Por share, 50 at $8 50, 50 at A 100 at *3 20, 100 at $3.50, and 25 at Il65 words
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Article477 1910-06-23 7 (Fkom Odb Own Cobkbspondbnt.) Malacca, Jane 19. The demand for bungalows in Malacca increases daily and the supply is apparently quite exhausted. To a family man the rest house charges for a long stay are absolutely prohibitive because tbe terms are daily and no reduction whatever is477 words
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Article23 1910-06-23 7 (From Our Own Corrbspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, June 15. The Kinta Tin Mining Co. will pay a further dividend of one shilling.23 words
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Article110 1910-06-23 7 The marriage was solemnised on Thursday, Juno 9, at 11 a.m., at St. Michael’s Church, Polwatte, Ceylon, of Mr. Stanislaus Matthew Hastings Rhodes, SolicitorGeneral of the Straits Settlements, Penang, who arrived by the P. and O. steamer Devanha on tho previous Wednesday, and Miss Lizzie Thurston110 words
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165 1910-06-23 7 (From Oub Own Cobbhspondbnt.) Penang, June 18. In the Eastern Shipping Company’s report for the year ended December 81, last, the directors state tbat after writing off $90,667 to depreciation of the fleet and water boats, and $22,450 to165 words
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114 1910-06-23 7 PLANTER’ S SAD DEATH. Juru Estate Assistant Dies From Hydrophobia. (Fbom Our Own Cobbbspondbnt.) Penang, June 20. The death took place at the General Hospital here, on Saturday evening, of Mr. Charles Gordon Finlay, planter engaged on Jnru Estate. It appears that six weeks ago the deceased was separating a114 words
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Article244 1910-06-23 7 Judgment was given by Mr. Justice Fisher, on Monday, in the recent action brought by the administrators of M. A. de Silva (deceased) against Dr. Goonetilleke for leave to proceed to exeention on a judgment for $ll5O odd given against Dr. Goonetilleke in a previous action. The defence244 words
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Article21 1910-06-23 8 Hendbkson. On .luDe 19, at 58, Blanche Cottage, Scotts Road, Singapore, the wife of B. H. Henderson, of a son.21 words
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Article1118 1910-06-23 8 Straits Times, June 16. Mr. Balfour has agreed to meet Mr. Asquith, and probably some other present and past ministers in an attempt to settle the question of the Lords' Veto. Before the death of King Edward, this question had reached a stage at which it seemed toStraits Times, June 16. - 1,118 words
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Article1021 1910-06-23 8 Straits Times, Jane 17. It was quite unnecessary for the Hon. A. R. Adams to become either furious or facetious abont the few remarks we made with reference to a proposal for increasing the capital of the Kedah Rubber Estates from $200,000 to $500,000. Not being a fool,Straits Times, Jane 17. - 1,021 words
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Article1053 1910-06-23 9 Straits Times, June 18. Whatever may be the fate of the Ordinance to impose a duty on certain Bills of Lading, and to protect shippers of goods from excessive charges and undue restrictions," the Government of this colony is to be congratulated on a more daring proposal than eitherStraits Times, June 18. - 1,053 words
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Article1234 1910-06-23 9 discuss a compromise.—Straits Times, Jane 20. There will be a period, no doubt, during which criticism of the Shipping Conference Ordinance will be inclined to go astray. We heard one critic exclaim in bitter disappointment after reading the bill “Why it loaves that infamous secret rebate absolutelydiscuss a compromise.—Straits Times, Jane 20. - 1,234 words
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Article1080 1910-06-23 10 coed to tear the fatare.-Str.iti Ti^ Sir Francis Oppenheimer, the British Con sol General at Frankfort, has presented a report on the industrial situation in Germany which gives in a concentrated form the result of much careful inquiry by Government and other authorities. Germany is at its bestcoed to tear the fatare.-Str.iti Ti^ - 1,080 words
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Article1002 1910-06-23 10 Straits Time?. Jnne 22. At the time of Kin* Edward’*f„ netal kin KS Bvo lieira apparent, four queen, "2 representatives of all nations met in Load At one memorable dinner party. tkeGermt Emperor had a conversation with M the French Foreign Minister, the vm friendly tone of which.- Straits Time?. Jnne 22. - 1,002 words
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Advertisement91 1910-06-23 8 Tke Post free pric« of the Straits Times i» $3B a year. The poet free price of the Straits Budget is $l4 a 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 Straits91 words
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Obituary44 1910-06-23 8 DEATHS. Bradford. —On June 17, at the General Hospital, Singapore, M. G. Bradford, of the Sarawak Government Service. Tan.— At 8.80 p.m, on June 21, at Dingwall, Pasir Panjang, Tan Soo Kheam. the youngest son of the Hon’ble Tan Jiak Kim aged 7 years.44 words
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Article839 1910-06-23 11 At the Bank of England, on May 23, the Km of £25,000 was set aside for the Straits Settlements note guarantee fund, gold portion. There were 1,1:57 deaths in Singapore last month. This is equal to a death-rate of 4' 9H. There were 88 fatal cases of839 words
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398 1910-06-23 11 A special meeting of shareholders m the Tongkah Government Compound Concession Co., X. L Siam, was held on May 10, at the offices of Messrs. Toohey and Wimpole, 87 Queen-street, Melbourne. Mr. C. Andrews presided. The object of the meeting was398 words
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Article164 1910-06-23 11 As Jiu impressionist demonstration the show at the Engineers’ Institute does not count, says the Pinang Gazette as an exhibition of modest work by ingenuous amateurs it is quite up to the average and in some instances deserves genuine praise. There are seventy-seven water colours, among which the164 words
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Advertisement68 1910-06-23 11 I Property Sales. The following Si ngaport properties weredis posed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Co.’s sale room on June 21:—Freehold land at Scrangoon Road, area 69,104 square feet, grant 906. Cilia On# Tin at 5 cents per sq. foot —92,957.70., and freehold land fronting a reserve for68 words
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Article699 1910-06-23 12 (Fuom ()r, f H Own Corrksi'onuknt.) Kota Bahru, .June 13. It is satisfactory to note that the cultivation on the Kuala Pahi estate is progressing in a favourable manner. Extensive works are bring carried out expeditiously, and with a thoroughness which is highly commendable. Clean weeding is699 words
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Sporting Intelligence. NOTES IN GENERAL.
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Article143 1910-06-23 12 Ladies Competitions. The monthly spoon was shot for at Bales* tier by the members of the Singapore Ladies Rifie ‘Association, on June 16, the winner being Mrs. Keigwin who with the help of a 8 handicap handed in a gross 66.8, this score securing her the spoon. The143 words
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Article208 1910-06-23 12 Singapore Golf Club. The Spring Cup Competition was played off at the Racecourse on Saturday and Sun* day last, June 18 and 19. Owing to the fine weather a number of members competed and 26 cards were returned. The Cnp was won by the Hon. F. J. Pigott with208 words
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Article201 1910-06-23 12 5. C. C. v. Garrison. On Saturday afternoon, a cricket match was played on the Esplanade between the S. C. C. and an eleven of the Garrison. The military batted first and were dismissed for 139. The Club had made 122 for seven wickets when play was abandoned. The201 words
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233 1910-06-23 12 Writing to tbe Pi aa n„ Parßtone, Dorset, on MJL f ward H. Bell, late of Kli ments police, says: 1 mg that the news 0 f Mr H and's death will come ,7 to his many friends233 words
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177 1910-06-23 12 The British North Borneo Herald, of .Jan® I, says :—The ascent of Mount kinabala ha« already been accomplished twice during the present year. A third expedition will leave Usukan early in Jnne, for the purpose of ob taining scientific observations, and a177 words
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Article161 1910-06-23 12 Tbe Globe of May 21 contained the following:—On Tuesday the price was 2s. 6d. to ss. per ton better, on Wednesday absence of sellers caused an advance of 13s. and Thursday, after beiDg steady, there was» decline of ss. to 10s. per ton. Thus on the week161 words
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412 1910-06-23 13 The Singapore Philharmonic Society ntJred upon its twentieth season by giving, lithe Teutonia Club, on June 21, a concert ;n 1 v orchestral in character, varied with a son*,. The hall was comfortably tilled, the aud.ence including a S many ol412 words
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Article41 1910-06-23 13 (From Ooe Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang, June 15. J h V MeD lembu Lode output for May was f pikuls, making for the five months of l,s year 1,408 pikuls, as against 799 for the corresponding period of last year.41 words
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Article45 1910-06-23 13 °“0wing is the result of crushing opera- for the four weeks ending 18th j ukit Koman.—Stone crushed 3,153 n4 8°ld obtained 1,078 ounces, averago p, no i dwts. Bukit Malacca. —Stone 826 foDH, gold obtained 387 ounces, per ton 9.37 dwts45 words
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255 1910-06-23 13 A Chinaman residing at 431 Havelock Road, was charged before Mr. Wolferstan, first magistrate, on June 21 with having made a false report of a case of email-pox. Accused in pleading guilty said he had ordered his wife to go255 words
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347 1910-06-23 13 The Licensing Justices sat in the first magistrate’s court, on June 21, to consider a number of applications for renewals, transfers and new licences. Mr. Wolferstan presided and there were also present on the bench Lieut. Cator, Messrs. Hooper, Macbean, Gahagan, Dr.347 words
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292 1910-06-23 13 Four seamen from the steamer Volga, Andrew Broom, Charles Smith, Finlay Me Kinnon and Kenneth Me Kinnon, appeared in the second police court, on Thursday, charged with voluntarily causing hurt to four Shanghai Chinamen employed on the same ship. The292 words
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132 1910-06-23 13 (From Oor Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang, June 21. An important habeas corpus case was argued in court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Thornton, relative to the arrest of a Chinese planter at Pagar Tras, Province Wellosley, on a charge of robbery within132 words
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101 1910-06-23 13 (From Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, June 20. A commission comprising Dr. W. Gilmore Ellis, p.r m.o., Straits Settlements, Dr. D. K. McDowell, c. m. p.o.m.o., F. M. S., Dr. G. D., Froor, Dr. A. K. Wellington, and Dr. Malcolm Watson,101 words
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Article1908 1910-06-23 14 London, Jane 15. A Pretoria telegram sayH that General Botha, in a declaration of policy, «aid he hoped the old party organisatiors would be amalgamated into a great South African National Party. The foremost task of the government was that of welding the racea into one people, sympathetically1,908 words
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Article624 1910-06-23 15 Berlin, Jane 15. Ahrevally, Upper Bavaria, and the Tyrol cave suffered most severely from thunderstorms. The North German Lloyd steamers, after S. ptember 8, will call at Tsingtau. Nagasaki as a port of call has therefore fieen given up. The Emperor William goes on June 18 to Hannover.624 words
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Article143 1910-06-23 15 Iloberfc Stevenson, of 11 Dhoby Ghaut, plead ed guilty, before Mr. Wolferstan, first magistrate. on June 22, to a charge of being in possesion of a double barrelled breech-loading gun on June :i without a licence. Inspector Lucas stated that the charge was the out come143 words
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Article114 1910-06-23 15 Mr. J. A. Le Doux, manager of the Kota Tinggi (.Johore) Rubber Co.’s estate, prosecuted on June 22 in the second police court, a young Malay for retaining stolon rubber worth 545. He stated he saw the defendant landing from a Harapan at KofcaTinggi with a suspicious lookiog114 words
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Article252 1910-06-23 15 June 15 C A)tear, Brit Htr. Hudson, Calcutta, Paterson Simons Meimdal, Nor str, Jolmsen Saigon, Boustead Srnegambia Oer Btr, Eckhorn, Yokohama, Behn Meyer hu It ala, Brit Htr, Haddock, Calcutta, Boustead Kciiia Maru, Jap str, Haginc, Antwerp. Paterson Simons 10 At hull, Brit str, Saxby, Hongkong, Standard Oil Coy252 words
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Article196 1910-06-23 15 June 16 Poona, Hrit str, Japan via porta Ceylon Muru, Jap atr, Hongkong and Japan Palitana, Brit str, Rangoon Ricktnent, Ger atr, Vladivostock 16 Cardiganshire, Brit atr, Japan via porta Lightning, Brit str, Penang and Calcutta Volga, Brit atr, Bun burg Henlariy, Brit ntr, Hongkong and Japan Suruga, Brit196 words
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Article244 1910-06-23 16 Singapore, Junk 22 1910 EXCHANGE. On Lend on—Bank 4 m/s 2/4* Demand 2'4*‘ a Private 6 m/s 2/4J do 8 m/s 2'4*$ On Germany —Bank d/d 240 Private 8 m/8 244 do 6 m/s 246* On France —Bank d/d 295 Private 8 m/s 299* do 6 m/s244 words
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Article883 1910-06-23 16 StNflAPOKK, June 22, 1910. MINING. Issue 72, Value. c£ Bayers. Sellers. 10 10 Bel at Tin 4.00 4.50 10 10 Bruang 4.00 5.00 10 10 Bruseh Hyd. 6.00 6.60 10 10 Kanaboi 2.25 2.40 £1 £1 Kinta Tin 14.00 14.75 £1 £1 Klodang Tin 1.50 2.00 10883 words
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218 1910-06-23 16 A burglar attempted to burgle the house of Mr. Walt Jackson, at Ipoh, during the ab sence of that gentleman a few nights ago. and he was promptly caught by the scruff of the neck by Miss* Ada Jackson. Mr Jackson’s218 words
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Article60 1910-06-23 16 The s.s. Sane Bandjer, no* M r0 Dock, Hongkong, is a big job. lot ingPost underntanda tba about l WP- jtj have to come out of her, tlie g r t0 to be straightened and replace. be discarded and new ones > 0 P., Sarie Band jer60 words
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Advertisement378 1910-06-23 17 The onlj Medidnt of the kind awarded a certificate at the Calcutta Exhibition, 1883 4, open to edU registered. Dr. LALOR’S Trade Mark. PHOSPftODYNE has the LARGEST SALE OF ANY PHO8PH0RIC MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. For forty year, has maintained it. werld*wi()e reputation as the Best and fln ly safe378 words
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Advertisement318 1910-06-23 17 ASK FOR Schweitzer’s Cocoatina GaarmnUed mn absolutely pure Cocoa. Used in the Royal palaces of England, Germany, Russia, Greeoe, Denmark, ete., etc. SOLD DVBBYWHEBE flAABTIN'b A vo tkitiaihi koo|> bo* of Ruttai Pill* Hi fr* of any Itroeulorify of tho Sy*( ~T*«oo who km thon r swBtJSPr'i Chop Ah Siew,318 words
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Advertisement283 1910-06-23 18 ANSON ROAD. JS0 TELEPHONES No Just r -irJT \'t m j^O Unpacked FAT CHEE8E8, A DELICACY. IN TIN 8M0KED SALMON (LACHS). IN TIN BRAINED CAVIARE IN TIN. CANADIAN L0B8TER, ETC.. IN TIN. I THE IK T'' m A Gravity Lamp of 700 and 1,000 candle power NO ARTIFICIAL PRESSURE. GREAT283 words
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1925 1910-06-23 1 number of shares in which local investors are interested are not quoted in local share lists, and there are occasionally wide nl between quotations here and in London. Transactions take place in Mincing-Lane as well1,925 words
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Article140 1910-06-23 3 vsl, SlNUAPOR* RUHBKK 1-2 yi:Kh> 1!». I. Rubber in tbe Philippines 8 -al. of Hcvea Robber Planting Co. •> l.ubber Supply and Demand <j The Kobber Room llulber Export Doty J Ta ping Rubber Estates... luoh Labour Bureau Rubber Production A Cracked Idol Tbe American Influence... Rubber Planting in140 words
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230 1910-06-23 3 With tbe intention of making a definite election tor the site of the plantation of the Rubber Estates company which he represents n the Philippines, Mr. A. C. Littler has departed for the Zamboanga region, Bays the Manila Times in its latest230 words
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642 1910-06-23 3 A general meeting of tbe shareholders of the Hevea Rubber Planting Company, Ltd., was held in the offices, Tbe Arcade, on June 20, under the presidency of Mr. A. Diehni The object of the meeting was to authorise642 words
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689 1910-06-23 3 Wide divergences of opinion exist at tc Uio recent fall in price-.. The general view set man to be that if Bnpply was not behind demand it was very jast sufficient, bat in the cot rso oi' an interview one689 words
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5596 1910-06-23 4 Tha Loudon and China Express, )i May -7, contains tho following report —The market tor Para his b en dull with aa 2*Bier .endoncy- Fine hard on the spot *nd neir :s .noted 10s. I d. value, July-August5,596 words
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580 1910-06-23 6 The current issue of the Rubber w„.i, contains an interview with Mr p-wi from which we take the following. ,0w The robber boom, Raid Mr. origin in a way i D the aJ? ,tB troubles of 1907-8, when the Dricp580 words
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Article53 1910-06-23 6 Prices, fertile period from -June 1 1910, inclusive, of cultivated rnbb va i o rem export duty is leviable on an ad valor basis are as follows MSS perp'^ 1 Sheet and biscuit Fine crepe Best scrap in crepe form Bark scrap in crepe form Rough untreated53 words
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787 1910-06-23 7 hai we are told, has been rather Shunt! 11 1 rl ,bber boom. It took a bard bit o* e t 0 w hat was happening, lone time to ja P o he d wha t it bought and when787 words
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165 1910-06-23 7 Mr. Walter Jackson, the well known Ipoh miner, returned from his trip to China to day looking very fit, says the Times of Malaya of June 15. Mr. .Jackson visited Hongkong, Swatow, Amoy, Canton and Shanghai and tells us that165 words
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Article78 1910-06-23 7 (From Our Own Corrkspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, June 16. The Planters’ Stores and Agency are in receipt of a cable from London giving the prices of rubber as follows H« Cl* Fine Hard Para *0 J Plantation Sheet and Biscuit 9 0 Crepe Beet Scrap I Bark Scrap78 words
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284 1910-06-23 7 Having published the various Estate returns as received we now tabulate them eO as to show the increase this year over the same period of last year:— Totals to date. Output Five Five Company. for Months Months May 1910. 1910.284 words
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Article19 1910-06-23 7 (From Our Own Corrkspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, Judo 15. The Kama°an Rubber Co.’s flotation has been f-ver subneribed.19 words
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973 1910-06-23 8 There is none righteous—no not one We have elepfc in our bed o’ nights with a calm sense of security and peace because the scorpions with which we have whipped everyono who overvalues rubber were raised by the great Malcolm973 words
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Article13 1910-06-23 8 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article98 1910-06-23 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —With reference to this Singapore rubber estate, I think the directors would do a wise thing if they would (1) Publish the monthly output in the local papers. (2) Have the daily price inserted in the share list. (3)98 words
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Article860 1910-06-23 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —While I had no intention of continuing this controversy on the Kamasan flotation, I cannot allow your comment on my reply, to what I termed your very misleading criticism, to pass unnoticed. It was a pity that in your comment860 words
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434 1910-06-23 9 lt uraordinary general meeting of the Mali Kubtior Co., Ltd., was lit Id in the Chamber of Commerce, Penang, ou -June 11 a \s tho Straits Echo, when thero wi n- present the Hon. A R. Adams434 words
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441 1910-06-23 9 The Financier, of May 25, says:—The result of these sales, both yesterday and on the previous occasion, is a convincing demonstration of the extent to which the London rubber market is influenced by Ameri- can commissions. Everyone in the trade is441 words
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316 1910-06-23 9 It would appear that the Brazilians are fully realising the importance of giving their rubber industry every official encouragement possible. If an article in a Brazilian rubber trade newspaper has got its facts correctly, the Federal Government is316 words
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296 1910-06-23 9 The Agricultural Bullotin for the present month contains an interesting chronological table of the l*ara rubber industry from 1873 to 1899. as follows; 1873 Seeds received at Kow from Mr. Collins. 1876 Seeds roceivod from Mr. Wickham. First plants arrived m296 words
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Article88 1910-06-23 9 (From Our Own Corrkspondbnt.) Penang, Juno 21. Following t.he example of Messrs. Powell aii'l Co. Singapore, Messrs Cunningham, Clarke and Co. aunounce that they will hold weekly auction sales of shares, commencing on the 28th inst. Tin gcueral manager of the T« noiu Borneo Rubber Co. has88 words
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