The Straits Budget, 8 September 1910
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1910-09-08 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXIV NO 2743 Singapore, Thursday, September, S, 1910. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTUtV Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article165 1910-09-08 1 leaders— Bureaucratic Blunders 10 Japanese Exclusiveness 10-11 Ne* Lamps for Old 11 The Rout ot the Ring 11-12 Tho Conference Case 12 Robber Share Prospects... 12-18 Local and Gbnbral Social and Personal 1 Penang Lawyer Married 7 Fatal Landslip 7 Colonial Finances 7-8 Dutch Rejoicings 9 Local165 words
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Article809 1910-09-08 1 Mr. James R. Fairweather, J. P.,of Kegalle. Ceylon, has died at Perth from pneumonia. Mr. Robinson, third magistrate, is expected to return from Ceylon, where he has been convalescing, by the next P. and O. mail-boat. The Rev. F. Pinhorn, Chaplain of Perak North, who leaves Perak809 words
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6365 1910-09-08 2 A meeting of the Legislative Council took place ou August 2, llis Excell* ucy the Governor (Sir .John Anderson, G.C.M.G.) presiding. There were also present the Colonial Secretary,6,365 words
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3201 1910-09-08 5 The Recent Deputation to Lord Crewe. On August 5 last, a deputation represent* ing the Shipping Conference waited upon Lord Crewe, Cnder Secretary of State for the Colonies, in order to place before his Lordship the attitude of the Conference3,201 words
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266 1910-09-08 6 In the Baokraptcy Court, on September 2, before Mr. Justico Fisher, Mr. Rnlind Braddell mentioned the case of 0. W p Gnest, employed by the Netherlands Trading Society, who was some years ago made bankrupt. He paid a dividend of 20266 words
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Article44 1910-09-08 6 (From Our Own Corrkspondk.vt.) PonaDg, September 6. The following scorei were made in 1 shoot for the Mills Trophy by the Penang Ladies Riflo Association: Miss Thornton Mrs. Langham Carter Miss McIntyre Mrs. Hamilton Miss J. Smith Mies Huxley Total 20144 words
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284 1910-09-08 7 mdiguant correspondent asks why we iinwfd the preposterous figures,” given by a l0 pj 0D c. W. Darbishire in the above e r t0 appear without comment. Well, we t oot care to284 words
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Article242 1910-09-08 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.— Mr. Darbishire’s pen flows with a rapidity pourtraying genius, but like all pro digien. most of his power appears to me to be misdireettd. Instead of drawing our longsuffering attention to the large increase in the value of commodities242 words
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Article98 1910-09-08 7 lo the Editor of The Straits Times. S> r i--d read your leader in yesterday’s issue with great interest, especially the latter half. I think it would be very interesting to hear what answer the supporters of the Shipping Conference have to make to your arguments which98 words
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185 1910-09-08 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Dr. Galloway’s statement that conference steamers never go to the wharves to load cargo—never in fact go there when they find it more convenient not to, leads one to wonder whether Dr. Galloway pays unnecessary185 words
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Article80 1910-09-08 7 (From Our Own Corrkspondint Penang, September 2. The wedding has taken place at St George’s of Mr. Palgrave Simpson, solicitor, of Messrs. Presgrave and Matthews, the only son of the late Mr. Palgrave Simpson of Liverpool, to Miss Aline Pierre, the only daughter of the late Captain80 words
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133 1910-09-08 7 (From Ocr Own Corrkspondent.) Penang, September 5. Private advices have been received from Kuala Lumpur to the effect that a big landslip has occurred at Blondin mine, at the third mile on the Cheras Road. Four bodies have been recovered —two men133 words
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924 1910-09-08 7 Conversion of Leaseholds. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I believe it may be taken as a fact that this Colony is, to use a slang expression, somewhat hard op,” at least hints to that effect have been appearing from time924 words
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Article265 1910-09-08 8 (Fbom Our Own Corrkspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, September 2. The following mine outputs are notified Lahat 540 piculs. Tuonoii 4,563 piculs (Tributers 913.89 value $42,400, Mine 3,649 piculs value $172,047. Estimated profits, tributers $4,500, Mine $72,440. The karang treated from the shafts amounted to 25,035 cubic yards, and265 words
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522 1910-09-08 8 The captain and the doctor of the coolie steamer Hong Bee, who were recently fined $250 and $150 respectively, on a charge of making a false declaration of the number of passengers on the ship, appealed against the conviction on522 words
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Article96 1910-09-08 8 The home shareholders have been informed under date August 2 The general manager reports an output during the month of Juyl of 215 tons ore; value £19,500= 46.16 per picul. The working costs were £11,100. In addition 55 tons won by tributors realized a profit of £585.96 words
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269 1910-09-08 8 the following report,’ dated Gentlemen,-Your directors have pleasure in submitting the accounts of the com pany for the twelve months ending June 80, 1910, which show a nett profit on the year s transactions of to. ft0l! to which has269 words
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209 1910-09-08 8 The Ngoe Loo Club, which has its premie?* at 124 a Cross Street, was raided by men of the Gambling Suppression Department on the night of August 30. The result of the raid was seen in the third police court on September209 words
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685 1910-09-08 9 I nation of the extradition to the V fhe i 1 Hit of one Mahomed bin Madin, ■patch Ju c iar ge of robbery and assault It Inainst him, camo before Mr. Justice n 8 Supreme Court, on August P685 words
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Article427 1910-09-08 9 Singapore Golf Club. The September monthly medal competition was played on the Hicecourse links on Saturday and S inday. There were 23 entries, but only eight cards were returned for the competition. The winner was Mr. F. E. Dennys. The following are the scores F. E Dennys427 words
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Article80 1910-09-08 9 (From Our Own Corribpondint.) Kuala Lumpur, September 7. At the church conference, commencing here to day, many clergy are participating, including the Bishop of Singapore and the Bishop of Labuan and Sarawak. A variety entertainment under the patronage of the Hon. W. Evans, acting Colonial Secretary, will be80 words
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360 1910-09-08 9 The thirtieth birthday of Queen Wilhelmina of Holland was celebrated by the Dutch colony in Siagapore on August 31, ami not by the Dutch colony alone; the celebrations were extended to include otlu r nationalities who responded to the opportunity with alacrity. A reception360 words
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231 1910-09-08 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, September 6. A judicial enquiry was held at Kuala Muda, Kedab, by tbe Chief Justice, Syed Hassan and Mr. W. G. Maxwell, the Adviser, into the estate affray which occurred on July 30 when a Chinese231 words
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Article42 1910-09-08 10 Mac Nkil —On September 5, at the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, the wife of Gibson Mac Neil, of a daughter. ScHARKNOcivKL —On September 2, at Singapore, to Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Scharen* guivel, a son. Southampton and Ceylon papers please oopy.42 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1333 1910-09-08 10 Times, Septem&r I. JMt,ce '~S>*iti There are a good many comments in the last mail papers from Home about the case of George Archer-Sbee, who was dismissed from his cadetship at Osborne Naval College on a charge of stealing a postal order for 5/from a fellow cadet. TheTimes, Septem&r I. " JMt,ce'~S>*iti - 1,333 words
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Article1072 1910-09-08 10 -Straits Times, September 2. Ihero arc some mild indications that the I British public is losing its childlike in the sweet reasonableness, and the refined! civilization of Japan. The Times, in spite A its 96-page special edition-, fearsome J which we have relegated to a side table in-Straits Times, September 2. - 1,072 words
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Article1029 1910-09-08 11 tion are iuevitablo.—Straits Times, Sepfcem ber 8. We should not like to say offhand that the suggestion made by Mr. E. F. H. Edlin is one that the Government of the colony should adupt forthwith. What may be termed the permanent alienation of land is ation are iuevitablo.—Straits Times, Sepfcem ber 8. - 1,029 words
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Article1311 1910-09-08 11 StraitB Times, September 5, 0 have very considerable sympathy with one part of Mr, Darbishire’s exceedingly interesting speech at the meeting of the Legislative Council on Friday. Some two years ago, we desired to make a close examination of the commercial statistics of the oolony,StraitB Times, September 5, - 1,311 words
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Article1031 1910-09-08 12 —Straits Times. September 6. Freedom of contract is essential to the healthy development of maritime trade, and any interference with such freedom should uot be attempted unless it is manifestly in the public interest.” These words uttered by Mr. Justice Walton at a conference on International Law—Straits Times. September 6. - 1,031 words
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Article1170 1910-09-08 12 r A, u uebuer nut Times, September 7. We published yesterday some highly intc resting remarks by Tho Economist ou the rubber share position in London. It tells of bears caught short, of sharp fluctuations and of great uncertainty as to tbe future of tbe industry, aliker A, “ u uebuer nut Times, September 7. - 1,170 words
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Advertisement91 1910-09-08 10 rbo Post free price of tha Straits Times it SHB a year. The pout tree price of the Straits Budget it $l4 year. It is not necewarv to tubacribe for l year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits Budget91 words
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Obituary60 1910-09-08 10 DEATH. Campbell.— On August 81, at the General Hospital, Singapore, James Campbell, of Liverpool, aged 37 years, late Second Officer g.s. 11 Imani”. Tan.— On September 1, at 36, Duxton Hill, Singapore, Madame Tan Tew Neo, the Grandmother of Mr. We Soon CbuaD, the comprador of the Banque de 1’Indo60 words
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Article1176 1910-09-08 13 The new Railway Station at Kuala Lumpur is nearing completion. There are to be twenty-four bedrooms in the building. Our Penang correspondent telegraphs that, in the Kedah Estates option case recently heard in Penang, the chetties concerned have been acquitted. Two Chinese have been arrested at Penang1,176 words
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Article14 1910-09-08 14 (Thu Htmits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents, j14 words
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184 1910-09-08 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Never has a better deserved tribute been paid to any man than that from the pen of Delta in your issue of 27 th inst. i n appreciation of Mr. H. N. Ridley. “Delta”184 words
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Article218 1910-09-08 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Mr. Edlin’s letter is a contribution of great value as bearing on local matters fiscal and sanitary. Here is a method by which the Governrnent may realise great revenue for the funds .>f the colony with the highest benefit to all218 words
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Article340 1910-09-08 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Surprise has been felt and expressed that there should be any idea of abandoning our work in Singapore, as some have supposed that the Presbyterian Church was wealthy with practically unlimited means behind it. But the phrase Presbyterian340 words
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Article173 1910-09-08 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I shall be immensely indebted to you, if you will be good enough, through the medium of your widely circulated journal, to bring to the notice of the municipal authorities, a want which has hitherto escaped their attention. Tho173 words
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Article630 1910-09-08 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I differ from you in your interpretation of Mr. Justice Walton’s phrase, “freedom of contract.” After turning it carefully over in my mind for several hours, 1 have arrived at the conclusion that it means freedom of contract. You630 words
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273 1910-09-08 14 Mr. Howard and other officials of the Government Monopolies department bad a tedious vigil on Saturday afternoon aod evening, but they had the satisfaction in the end of achieving their object. The depart ment had reason to believe that the cargo of273 words
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205 1910-09-08 15 (Fbom Odb Own Correspondent.) Penang, August 31. he distribution of prizes at the Free At f r 0 Mr. W. Hamilton, acting headScb loclared that the schools of Penang began to feel the effects of the b llt on205 words
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98 1910-09-08 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September 2. Mr. K. V. Carey, in a letter to the Malay Mail, discusses the question of absconding coolies, and declares that the legislation introduced by Sir John Anderson in 1904 is admirable, but it has98 words
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Article89 1910-09-08 15 tFao* Ock Own Corrrspondrnt.) I’enang, September 2. A recent meetm" of the Chinese Quarantine Camp Committee discussed what steps shoald be taken in view of the small-pox outbreak, and it was decided to repair the fibeds and roopen the camp, at Bata Lanchang Road, for patients89 words
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Article130 1910-09-08 15 callous crowd that bad gathered to watch the wayang in Park lload on August 31 were provided with a drama more real than that of the stage. About five o'clock one of the crowd, a Hokien who has a r, paUcion as a samseng, attacked130 words
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452 1910-09-08 15 The Case of Rebellions Susan is a representative product of the modern school of dramatists. Its witty, wordy brilliance is a feature which, slightly varied, is common to the work of most of tho first-class playwrights of to-day so that it really452 words
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136 1910-09-08 15 Two alternative charges, under sections 421 and 424 of tho Penal Code, were brought against Kwek Took Seng, of 28 Kling Street, in the third police court on September 3. The proceedings wero instigated bv Mr. lUvid, official assignee. and the charges136 words
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353 1910-09-08 15 before Mr. Justine Fisher, on September, 1 in the Supreme Court, an action was begun by Syed Ali bin Mahomed Alsagoff (of the firm of Alsagoff and Co.) against Sheik Sahid bin Abdullah Bajarie, to seenre recision of a contract,353 words
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165 1910-09-08 15 (From Ouk Own Corrkhpondrnt.) Penang, August 31. The Pinang Gazette states that the detailed plans for the Hills railway costing $214,000 are awaiting the sanction of the Secretary of State. 'The outlay will be spread over a couple of165 words
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Article72 1910-09-08 15 Although the steamer Rajah of Sarawak, by which Peter A. Gordon Grimes was understood to have left Singapore last week, mu*t have arrived in Kuching on Saturday, the police hero have had no communication regarding tho wanted man. The Kuching police, it will72 words
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Article1749 1910-09-08 16 August 31. The Times St. Petersburg correspondent says it is rumoured that M. Stolypin's journey to the Far East is designed to pro mote Russian colonisation in the region traversed by the Amur railway. The Times, commenting on the tariff arrangements in Korea, says we should welcome a1,749 words
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Article800 1910-09-08 17 Berlin, August 31. n„ rr Seitz has been appointed Governor f German South West Africa, and Herr GlPim Governor of the Cameroon h. The Czar and Czarina have arrived at iviedbertf Both were looking well. BaroD von Aehrentbal and Count Giuhano e conferring on Austro-Italian affairs, and honndary800 words
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209 1910-09-08 17 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt) Penang, August 31. There was only a small attendance of shareholders at the Eastern Smelting Company’s meeting to-day. Mr. Jessen, who presided, said the directors bad decided to deelare an interim dividend of four per cent.,209 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article212 1910-09-08 17 August 31 Braemar, Brit str, Brain, Hongkong, Paterson Simons Pak Liny, Brit str, Bee, Liverpool, W. Mansfield Sumla, Brit str, Peters, Hongkong, P. A O. Coy Gwalior Brit str, Addenbrooke, Rangoon, Boustead September 1 Menelaut, Brit str, Williamson, Liverpool, W. Man field \Solveig, Nor str, Bogh, Manila, unknown 2212 words
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Article217 1910-09-08 17 August 31 Mahidnl, Siam str, Bangkok Hydra, Nor str, Bangkok September 1 Sore Brit atr, Japan via ports Oanfa, Brit str, London and Liverpool Qlanciu, Brit str, Liverpool via ports Kennebec, Brit str, Boston and New York Bingo Maru, Jap atr, Colombo and Bombay Gwalior, Br>t atr, Calcutta via217 words
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Article246 1910-09-08 18 SlNOAPOKK, SSPTKMHKK 7, 1910. EXCHANGE. On London —Bank 4 m/s ‘^/'M Demand 2 4f c Private 6 m/s 2, 4^ do 8 m/s 2/4 T r On Germany —Bank d/d 240 Private 8 m/s 244 do 6 m/s 246} On France —Bank d/d 296 Private 8 m/s246 words
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Article851 1910-09-08 18 Singapore, Sbptkmrkr 7, 1910. MINING. Issue 72 Value. (2 Buyers. Sellers10 10 Belat Tin 8.75 4.25 10 10 Bruang 5.15 5.25 10 10 Bruseh Hyd. 6.00 6.50 10 10 Kanaboi 2.00 2 50 £1 £1 Kinta Tin 15.00 16.00 £1 £1 Kledang Tin 1.50 2.00 10 10851 words
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Article114 1910-09-08 18 The mortality returns for Singapore, issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths, show that during the week ending August 27, there were 215 deaths giving a ratio per mille of population of 49.20. Malarial fever accounted for 29 deaths, phthisis 28, convulsions 17, beri-beri 26, bronchitis114 words
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Article123 1910-09-08 18 At one fell swoop on Sunday night Mr. Tigran Sarkies, of the Rallies Hotel, lost property to the value of 8790. VNhile he was asleep someone entered his bedroo by the window that looks on Beach Road and left by the way, taking with him the123 words
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Advertisement60 1910-09-08 18 Property Sales The following property was disposed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Co s saleroom on September 6.—Freehold land containing an area of 44,600 square feet being [part of Orant No. 40. Together with the twostorey brick and tile roof residence erected thereon and known as No. 1060 words
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Advertisement569 1910-09-08 19 fht or:, Medicine of the kind awarded a Certificate at the Calcutta exhibition, 1889 4, open f afk registered. Dr. LALOR’S Trade Mark. PHOSPHODYil HA S the largest sale of any phosphoric medicine in the world. For forty Years Ha* maintained its fid .w trputatioo A* the Beet sod _1«569 words
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Advertisement271 1910-09-08 19 UAHTIM t» &STE1 mmMestiBB ys-s^ NOTICE. Tiie undersigned has Appointed the Adelphi Hotel as bis agents for the ssle of CEtRA RUBBER SEEDS AND YOUNG SEEDLINGS (MaNIHOT GLAZIOVII), ROBU8TA OOFFEE PLANTS (ONE Ft*OT HIGH), LAMTORO SEEDS, Aod desires t.at all eoqairies end orders be sent to tbe above Hotel, where271 words
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Advertisement483 1910-09-08 20 'V TELEPHONE 390 No A complete faroi y Grocery Assortment now in (.i cc k The finest Italian Fish and .Salads. All shapes of Macaroni and Breakfast foods. 69. ANSON ROAD. THE l( T AUTOLUX” m A Gravity Lamp of 700 and 1,000 candle power NO ARTIFICIAL PRB8SURE. GREAT SATING483 words
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1964 1910-09-08 1 uharos in which local invoatora are interested are not quoted in local ahare liats, and there are occasionally wide DQ iSI«AAn Quotations here and in London. Transactions take place in Mincing-Lane as well aa in1,964 words
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Article81 1910-09-08 3 London and Singaporb Rubbbr Pricks *’2 General— Rubber Shares 3 Another Rubber Soheme 4 Rajah of Klang 4 Robber Steadier 5 Malacca Rubber 5 “Sweated Rubber 8 August Rubber Returns... 6 Rubber Kstate Values 8 9 Observation of Fomes 9 Ruhber Problems 10 A Visit to Sedenak 10 Telegrams—81 words
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Article241 1910-09-08 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, September 3. There appears to be a slight recovery in the robber market and tine sheet is quoted from 7 6 to 7/11, and fine hard Para from 7/8 to 8/- These241 words
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775 1910-09-08 3 Rubber, the raw material, touched 6s. 9d. per lb. for fine hard Para on Tuesday last, says the Economist of August 18. Two days later it was up to 9s. 3d. per lb. In the Stock Exchange, to give one775 words
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458 1910-09-08 3 We have received the following official report of the statutory meeting of the Pulo Daat Plantations, Ltd., held on August HI:— The statutory meeting of the company was held according to the companies ordinanoe 1889 and articles of association at 10 a.m.458 words
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Article1552 1910-09-08 4 The subscription list of the Djapoera (Iudragiri) Kabber Company opens to day and will close on the 10th inst. The company has been formed to acquire 5,750 acres of leasehold laud, part of the property known as the1,552 words
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Article215 1910-09-08 4 We are grateful to Mr. S. P. Ellis, manager of Bukit Kubu Estate, for a copy of the Melbourne Age in which it ij clearly stated that 65 acres of old rubber was not included in the report o r. Whiteside. This very important item omitted from215 words
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714 1910-09-08 5 The London and China Express of August has the following items regarding the rubber industry. The market for Para remained weak and e8 further receded until 10th inst., when, P r a better demand and firmness of sellers there714 words
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788 1910-09-08 5 A meeting of the United Singapore Rub ber Estates will be held on the 9th inst. hollowing is the report to bo presented:— The directors beg to submit herewith their accounts from the inception of the company to the ond of788 words
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201 1910-09-08 5 (Fbom Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang, September 4. Rubber shares for the past week have been distinctly tlat following tho very languid tone of the London commodity, which has been jumpy throughout the week. Private salos of plantation rubber realising 7/9201 words
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Article151 1910-09-08 5 W. A. T. writes in tho Investor’s Chronicle of July 30 —On Juno 25, I replied to several who had written to mo as to my failure to recommend London Asiatics and Malaccas, and explained that I had been unable to do *o, as I regarded a general151 words
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426 1910-09-08 6 Sweated Rubber.” HONGKONG WRITER’S LETTER TO MR. W. JACKSON. Planters’ Labour Bureau In No Way Responsible. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Will yon please give the *a?ne prominence the enclosed letter, which I have jast received, as you gave the candid criti cism on what you believed my426 words
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Article1055 1910-09-08 6 (From Ocr Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September 2. Rubber Growers’ Association: 3,950 lbs.i Highlands and Lowlands, 89,847 lbs, AngloMalay, 62,664 lbs, Bikam, 2,590 lbs, Golden Hope, 10,07 1 lbs, London Asiatic,l7,olB lbs, Pateleng 28,090 lbs, Ribu, 6,797 lbs, Selaba, 7,966 lbs, Sungkai Ohemor, 1,116 lbs, Seaport (two1,055 words
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Article92 1910-09-08 6 (From Our Own Corrrspondint.) Penang, Augcst 31At the weekly auction of shares, to day, the prices realised included the following 600 Perak River Valleys, 31 cents. 500 ditto, 80 cents. 500 Nellmays $1 05. 300 ditto, 96 cents. 100 ditto, 91 cents. 200 Krian Rubber Estates 11-80.92 words
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2072 1910-09-08 7 Thp sixth ordinary general meeting of the T holders in the Vallambrosa Rubber was hell at Edinburgh, on July 25. M A K. Wilson Wood, the managing c r or< wlv s called to the chair. In ha opening2,072 words
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2622 1910-09-08 8 No. VIII. In a previous article, we showed that the capital expenditure on bringing an estate of 3,000 acres to the rubber producing stage was about £25 per acre, and that the cost of2,622 words
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997 1910-09-08 9 To tbe Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I should be much obliged if you would tell me how the judges at the AgriHorticultural Show arrived at their decisions with regard to rubber? On what grounds did they decide that one997 words
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1263 1910-09-08 10 The prevailing depression in Stock Ex* change business, says the Economist of August 6, would of itself be almost sufficient to explain the dulness of rubber shares; dulness, that is, oompared with the boom prices in the1,263 words
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Article383 1910-09-08 10 On Sunday morning aiit People visited the SS" *•>« Estates, which are tr! deD *k Rnk Johore State Kailway and* wl"? d b J greai advantage of hJvinu a .ur 6 very door. The t u Btartmg of the tapioca nSw** 1 Chinese made Tt, and383 words
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Article220 1910-09-08 10 The report of the Jong Landor Robber Estates, Limited, states that the purchase of the Batang Padang Estate was completed on June 23, and the oompany's property now amounts to 2,527 acres. The planted arei on May 31 amounted to 1,343 acres w follows:—Planted.—Section A, Sangti Landor,220 words
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