The Straits Budget, 24 November 1910
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1910-11-24 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” Singapore, Thursday, November, 24,1910. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTUfO Price 25 cents, VOL. LXIV NO. 275427 words
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Article181 1910-11-24 1 leaders— Liability of Directors 8 Wbat is Being Done S 9 The Income Tax 9 By Rail to India 9 10 The Income Tax Bill 10 Tbe Federal Idea ...10 11 Local and General Social and Personal 1 Legislative Council 0 Happy Children 3 Death of B.181 words
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Article698 1910-11-24 1 Mr. aud Mrs. Brockman are expected from home about December 2. Mr. C. \V. H. Cochrane, on his return from leave, will be stationed in Krian. Mr. R. K. Stubbs is at present the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brewster at Batu (iajah. Mr. aDd Mrs. T.698 words
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1429 1910-11-24 2 A meeting of the Legislative Council was held, on November 18, at which the Governor, Sir John Anderson, G. C. M. G., presided. There were also present:—the Officer Commanding the Troops, MajorGeneral T. E.1,429 words
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Article1464 1910-11-24 2 Prtnclpa Points the JL Legislative Council by the aet?n f Je Secretary in introducingtl«H& S° income-tax bill. It i«* nr^ IOr j a< 0We d measure shall take that the In amplification of the explanutor J?^' 191i made by Mr. Evans, we reproduce Cow T* ot principal1,464 words
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326 1910-11-24 3 A day long to be remembered by the little oneß was that which many of them spent on Nov. 17 at Tanvlin, where Master Martin Snhl gave a children’s fancy dress party. The weather being all that could be wished, the proceedings326 words
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100 1910-11-24 3 (From Our Own Corrbspondrnt.) Penang, November 18. The oil war continues. Some brands have dropped as much as a dollar in price during the last six weeks, but the public have not received all the benefit of the100 words
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404 1910-11-24 3 The official return of Straits Settlement* imports and exports for the third quarter of this year, as oompared with the corresponding period of last year, is to band and shows a considerable increase under both heads. The404 words
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400 1910-11-24 4 Fresh from the Tyneside works of Sir \V. G Armstrong Whitworth and Co., the new cruiser Newcastle came into port on Sunday, en route for China, where she fills the vacancy the squadron up north causod by the loss of400 words
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Article219 1910-11-24 4 The action of Nagnrdap, Purshotumdas tnd Co. against the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha was mentioned to Mr. Justice Fisher in the Supreme Court on Novembet 22 by Mr. Crabb Watt (for the defence) who explained that the matter had already been postponed to allow of evidence on commission being219 words
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374 1910-11-24 4 The British steamer Tai Wan (Capt. A. Jenkyns) arrived in port at 9 last night, states the China Mail, of November 9, after an adventurous voyage from Mauritius, during which she became disabled and later, after repairs374 words
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120 1910-11-24 4 Messrs. Bonstead and Co., on November 21, received a wire intimating that Captain Jacobs, commander of the British India steamer Taroba, bad died in hospital at Penang. When the Taroba, from Madras, was approaching Penang on Friday Captain Jacobs,120 words
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89 1910-11-24 4 An untoward miHhap, fortunately not seri* ous, occurred to the British India steamer Mazagon at Tanjong Pagar on Saturday She was leaving Section 2, and had already got into the channel when by some reason or other she was driven on to the shallows and89 words
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123 1910-11-24 4 A notable passenger on board steamer Arcadia, which aSL i e P and on November, was appointed Chineae Minister who is on his way to V a^ es He is aocompanied bv hi« jan<iters and his suite. CantaiJV 0 dau123 words
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Article179 1910-11-24 4 Thk Lav ok a Lonoonkr. *u 0C S mt 8 may be termed tbe Consols ol tue 1-ar East. Pearls have recently been found to exist in coconuts."—L>ailv Paper.) 13 Coy nut, till lately I had thought your mission —Your raison d\ tre ”—your spherewas Hampstead Heath,179 words
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Article187 1910-11-24 4 Messrs. Fraser and Company’s circular for fche P. and O mail of November 18, states The local share market remains inactive, and prices much about the same as at the dope of our last week’s circular. Rubbers keep steady, and there has been an increased enquiry from187 words
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856 1910-11-24 5 Shortly after 6 p. m. on November 18, tho Had intelligence reached Singapore that Major A. M. Cayley, of the Royal Garrison Artillery, Blakan Mati, had succumbed to the illness with which he bad been confined to hospital856 words
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Article217 1910-11-24 5 At the Presbyterian Church, which was very tastefnlly decorated, on Saturday afternoon, and in the presence of a large number of friends, Mr. Geo. B lUrley, of the Central Engine Works, Singapore, was married to Miss Nellie Wills Brash Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson,217 words
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Article246 1910-11-24 5 It must have been a pleasure to many people on Nov. 16 to welcome back to SiDga pore, after an absence of several months, the entertainment provided by the Hippodrome circus and menagerie. Most of the old favourites were recognised although many of their turns were quite new.246 words
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741 1910-11-24 5 (From Odr Own Corkkhpondknt.) Muar, November 20. The Chinese commnnity all acknowledge the improved condition of trade during the past year, but they are not satisfied with the set of officials they have to deal with, and will not bo741 words
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615 1910-11-24 6 We mentioned the other day that Mons. C. Van Den Born has arrived here bringing with him one of the most perfeot np-to date aeroplanes. He propo-es to visit Saigon, and other places in Frt nch Indo China, and may615 words
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883 1910-11-24 6 The origin of the Hindu Theemiri—the ceremony of fire walking that wan performed in the principal temple of the cult on Nov. 21 may be found in one of those epic poems that are at onoo the inspiration883 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article238 1910-11-24 6 The Ladies’ Association. At the Balestier range, on November 17 the S L R. A. competition for the Young cup was brought to a conclusion. The com. petition has been spread over the last tea months, the best eight monthly scores of members to count, conditions seven shots238 words
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Article125 1910-11-24 6 kenpel Golf Club. Nineteen members competed for tlio November Medal which was won by Mr. A. Gray with a nett score of 74, 39 42--81 —7=74. Other cards returned W< D? Maw 49 49= f8-20=78 C. A. L°ee»U 43 4 5 88 9 W. 8. Barrett 48 4j W125 words
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Article13 1910-11-24 7 ■The Straits Times is not responsible for (be opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article287 1910-11-24 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— If I am right that the letter in your issue of yesterday complaining against the conduct of one of the Tramway Inspectors, was from one of the Tamils with whom I happened to be travelling in the same car coming287 words
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Article227 1910-11-24 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. .sir, —Could any of your legal readers tell me whether the Municipality have the right to enter au enclosed compound ot a private house and cut drains to carry off the surface water from a Municipal road I occupy a houso227 words
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Article248 1910-11-24 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Tiie report in your paper a few days *go re: the rejoicings of the Anglo-Chinese "chool over their 7th Standard scoring the highest marks, viz., 77%, in the recent annual examination, is both interesting and food for thought—interesting,248 words
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Article455 1910-11-24 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Si*t* At the Legislative Conncil meeting on h riday last, when the proposed Income Tax Ordinance was on the boards, the acting Colonial Secretary, in the course of bis speech, made a remark to the effect that the suggestion to455 words
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Article619 1910-11-24 7 To tl it Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I am sorry that I cannot agree with you that it is a wise decision His Majesty has taken to go to the great dependency (India) in person.” Knowing til* sentiment against British rule among the619 words
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Article149 1910-11-24 7 (From Ocr Own Ccri<kstund*m’). Penang, November 22. The marriage took place yesterday, at St. Oeorge’s Church, of Mr. J. A. S. Jenningr, editor of the Times of Malaya, and second son of Mr. K. K. Jennings, Singapore, and his cousin, Miss Itose SVinifreo, youngest daughter of Mr.149 words
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Article26 1910-11-24 8 Roduir'.— At Chatsworth, Singapore, on November 21, the wife of John Rodeers, Mercantile Bank of India, of a daughter. India and Ceylon papers please copy.26 words
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Article24 1910-11-24 8 Haule*—Wilson.— At the Presbyterian Church, on November 19, by the Rev. W. Ronoiman, Mr. Geo. B. Harley to Miss Nellie Wills Brash Wilson.24 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1147 1910-11-24 8 sound rubber investment.—Straits Times, November 17. The Jimah case has naturally directed a good deal of attention to the law of Limited Liability Companies in this Colony. We do not profess to be able to give a very authentic reading of it, and we are aware thatsound rubber investment.—Straits Times, November 17. - 1,147 words
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Article1007 1910-11-24 8 more loudly for a clearance.—Straits Times, November 18. We are not impatient in regard to tbe action that should be taken by the Governraent on the report of the Municipal Commission. It takes a good deal of time to investigate the legal aspects of such casesmore loudly for a clearance.—Straits Times, November 18. - 1,007 words
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Article1215 1910-11-24 9 i.—Straits Times, November 19. An income tax would be intolerable in this Colony on any other ground than that it is an imperative necessity. That it may be an imperative necessity a year hence is, we regret to say, quite obvious to any one who bas takeni.—Straits Times, November 19. - 1,215 words
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Article1075 1910-11-24 9 —Straits Times, November 21. Twenty years ago, any proposal to construct a railway which would lead straight into India by the simplest route would have been received with astonished indignation. To-day, we hear of it almost without enough enthusiasm to dictate an extra headline. If Russian,—Straits Times, November 21. - 1,075 words
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Article995 1910-11-24 10 conclusively proved.—Straits Times, November 22. Some of our correspondents have proposed that a tax of one hundred per cent, should be placed on matches, and others think that tobacco might be charged with a duty that would relieve all the financial anxieties of the Colony. Weconclusively proved.—Straits Times, November 22. - 995 words
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Article1127 1910-11-24 10 honest leadership.—Straits Times, Novem ber 2H. It would seem that the Veto Conference broke up at a moment when there were hopes that it was about to realise a great ideal. As wo examine the papers to hand by the last mail, we are struck by theirhonest leadership.—Straits Times, Novem ber 2H. - 1,127 words
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Advertisement92 1910-11-24 8 file Powt free price of the Straits Times i* $3B a year. The i>o*t free price of the Straits Budget it $l4 a year. It is lot neceesarv to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a vear. The traits92 words
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Obituary26 1910-11-24 8 DEATH. Jacob.'. —On the morning of November 21, at the General Hospital, Penang. Captain W. H. Jacobs, Commander of the B.I.S.N. Co., Ltd 's as. Taroba.26 words
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Article1012 1910-11-24 11 Mrs. Buckingham, of 18 Nassim Road, has reported to the police the theft of $24.95 in cash from an almeirah. It is reportod that 107 men belonging to the crew of the Dutch squadron deserted and remained in Australia. The Singapore Cold Storage Company havo opened their1,012 words
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572 1910-11-24 11 The Sumatra Post, of November 17, gives particulars of an interview with Mr. Freudweiler, the head manager of the company which employed the late Mr. Darke, who, as we have recorded, was brutally murdered in Sumatra. He572 words
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Article41 1910-11-24 11 (From Our Own Corrk.hpondknt), Kuala Lumpur, November 2tf. The Perak Pioneer reportn the impending appointment of Sir Arthur Young ah Chief Secretary to the F. M S Government, and Mr. R. G. Watson as Resident of Selangor.41 words
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2132 1910-11-24 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— As considerably leas interest appears to be taken here in this matter than in the series of moving and exciting contests which will shortly take place nndor the auspices2,132 words
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987 1910-11-24 13 The resumed hearing of the charge of criminal breach of trust against Michael S. Cowan was taken on November 16, by Mr. Robinson, third magistrate, and ended in a storm of laughter. It had to be adjourned again for987 words
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1031 1910-11-24 13 It was a misfortune, from a purely dramatic point of view, that the first porformaoce ot The Magistrate bad to be postponed from Saturday to Tuesday. Whether the per formers be amateurs or professionals, tbe first night is always an ordeal,1,031 words
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Article1480 1910-11-24 14 London, November 16. Reuter learns that the Chinese loan agreement among international financiers is for a term of years. While it allows complete independence of action to each nation, it abolishes financial spheres and the old policy of placing off one financial group against another. Finally, by securing1,480 words
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Article630 1910-11-24 14 Berlin, November 16, Morocco’s indemnity to Spain for the Rif campaign is fixed at 65 millions of marks. The doath of Wilhelm Raabe is announced. Herr Helfferich, a director of the Deutsche Bank, has had an audience with the Saltan, who expressed himself satisfied with the Turkish loan630 words
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Article232 1910-11-24 15 Kvidence was led in the third police court, on November 23, in charges of u9iDg an genuine a forged cheque for $BOO. and of falsifying accounts brought by the Netherlands India Commercial Bank against A. de llozario, a ledger clerk in the bank sem ployment. Mr.232 words
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362 1910-11-24 15 Before the Chief -luHtice in the Supreme Court, on Nov. 24, Eusope bin Semon, aeon tractor of BukitTimah Road, brought a claim against T. C. Loveridge for $7,101, and costs, in connection with a transaction for the supply of362 words
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Article69 1910-11-24 15 (From Oi k Own Cokhkspondknt.) Hongkong, November 22. The gunner’s mate named John William Hays, belonging to the American cruiser New York, has been found guilty at the Criminal Sessions, ef manslaughter in connection with the death of a Japanese infant, who, together with the father, it is69 words
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Article170 1910-11-24 15 At Messrs. H. L. Coghlan and Co. s salerooms on the 21st inst., the following pronerties were sold :-Ten houses, 24 Peck Seah Street and 25 to 83, Yang Peng Street. Area 15 761 square feet, freehold, rent $245, parphased by Chellappa Chitty, price $27,000. Forty tw(f acres170 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article274 1910-11-24 15 November 17 Choiring, Ger str, Bruhn, Swatow, I’.ebn Meyer A. Ajtcar, Brit str, Thomas, Moji, Paterson Simons Arcadia, Brit str. Barcbain, S’ghai, P. AO. Coy Kenkon Maru, Jap str, Takai, Muke, Mitsui Bussan Kaisba Oravje, Dut str, Versteegb, Amsterdam, Ships Agency, Ltd. Dilirara, Brit str, Hodgson, Rangoon, Roustea j274 words
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Article197 1910-11-24 15 November 17 Kaga Maru, Jap etr, Hongkong and Japan Benarty, Brit atr, Hongkong and Japan Antilochut, Brit atr, London and Liverpool Keemun Brit atr, Pacific porlH Hakata Maru, Jap str, Hongkong and Japan Planingo, Brit atr, Calcutta Kum Sang, Brit atr, Hongkong Oranje, L)ut str, Batavia 18 Arcntlia, Brit197 words
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Article243 1910-11-24 16 Singapore, Novkmhrr 23, 1010. EXCHANGE. On London —Bank 4 m/a 2/4* Demand 2/4* Private 6 m/s 2/4 do 8 m/s 2/4^i On Germany —Bank d/d 240 Private 8 m/s 244 do 6 m/e 246* On France —Bank d/d 205 Private 8 m/s 200* do (f m/s 808*243 words
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Article924 1910-11-24 16 Sinoaporb, Novbmbbr 23, 1910. MINING. Issue Value, oj Buyers. Sellers. 10 10 Belat Tin 6.C0 5 25 10 10 Bruang 5.60 6 00 10 10«Bruseh Hyd. 6.00 10 10 Kanaboi 2.00 2 50 £1 £1 Kinta Tin 16 00 16.75 £1 £1 Kledang Tin 1.75 2.00 10924 words
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226 1910-11-24 16 (From Our Own Corrrspondhnt.) Penang, November 20. The Chinese Minister to London, H. E. Liu Yu Lin, on arrival by the Eoglieh mail was received by the Chinese Vioe-Consul, Mr. Tye Koo Yoon, and Mr. Leong Lok Hiog, the226 words
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Advertisement341 1910-11-24 17 LEA PERRINS —gives a delightfully appetizing flavour to all Meat Dishes Fisn/Soup; me, Cheese, Salad, &c., and assists digestion. SM SAUCE By Royal Warrant to RM. the King. Original and Qtmtint Worcestershire:. The only Medicine of the kind ewardea a uer:ificate a! the Calcutta Exhibition, 1883-4, open teeH. REQI8TEREO Trade341 words
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Advertisement60 1910-11-24 17 iAa J r 7* > V, 4 j L: hat is *t w*l’ ■THE SINGAPORE SODA WATER .*f-‘ •SAB TIN’S HSttA > ita* tab bib kwM,N (tat tta < My .nwrmlsftt? of tta SjrKw imdy <&—* M ibwl *mi «ib w tta* wtiMM aw, tact (V# wfm*' Pt v/ Rl<y60 words
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Advertisement154 1910-11-24 18 1 H. BOLTER TELE PHONE t No. 390. JUST LANDED: FRESH HORSE RADISH 8TI0KS. SALTED AND SMOKED HERRINGS. SALTED CUCUMBER8 IN KEG8. FRESH CREAM CHEESE ASSORTED MACARONI PASTE. 69. ANSON ROAD. THE 1C mm r-. t >' a •> ;s§:3&i.?V (^£7M» jTivf 1 uy**ft 4&%V frLffiftf A Gravity Lamp of154 words
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Advertisement131 1910-11-24 18 A ffB Mackay’s Liqueur Whisky. THB ORIGINAL LIQUBUR WHISKY THB OLDBST AND BB8T. ON MU EVERYWHERE. Sole Agents i ADAMSON, GIL FILLAN A Go Lo Singapore and Penang. DUIT8CH-A8IATI8CHE BANK. rtiiT aaia on tamau l|, fssls f.IM.Ht. Bead Office •eeeeee •Shanghai. Board of Dfoeotors...... Berlin. BRANOHBS1 Berlin, Oalootta, Hankow, Hongkong131 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1922 1910-11-24 1 A number of shares in which local investors are interested are not quoted in local share lists, and there are occasionally wm t margins between quotations here and in London. Transactions take place in Mincing-Lane1,922 words
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Article87 1910-11-24 3 London and Singapore Robber Prices i.g General Share Gambling 4 Tbe Rubber Industry 4 Bukit Ltotang Estate 5 Hevea in Iodo-China 6 Rubber Production 8.9 Rubber Items 9 Telegrams— London Rubber Prices 8 Meetings and Reports— Indian Immigration 3 Pegoh Limited 4 Jimah Shareholders 5 Lower Perak Planters’ Association87 words
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Article20 1910-11-24 3 [Per Malacca Plantations Colombo, November 22. London wires give the price of fine Para to-day as 7/41.20 words
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306 1910-11-24 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 22. Mr. Justice Braddell delivered judgment for the defendant with costs in the suit brought by tbe Port Swettenham Rubber Company against Towkay Loke Yew for ejectment and damages. Plaintiffs’ case306 words
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1280 1910-11-24 3 A meeting of the Immigration Committee was held, on November 13, at Kuala Lumpur. There were present:-the Superintendent of Iudian Immigrants, Mr. L. H Clayton (chairman); the Director of Public Works, Mr. J Trump; The Principal Medical Officer, Dr. f*reer;1,280 words
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871 1910-11-24 4 A few months ago a good many residents in Singapore were receiving circulars invit ing them to join in what is called the pooled capital ay stun of share dealing, and in each case a positive871 words
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563 1910-11-24 4 The Chairman of Pegob, Limited. Mr. W. M. Sime, signs the following report dated Singa pore, November 11: Your directors beg to submit the balance sheet and profit ahd loss account for the year ended August 31, 1910, last. The563 words
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503 1910-11-24 4 The London and China KxoreoH Ootober 28, says :-Tlie market fcfr Para il very quiet and little business is reported but prices have been fairly steady. Hard Fine on the spot and forward in all positions closes 6s. 10J. value, Jan.-Feb delivery503 words
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Article1666 1910-11-24 5 At Malacca, last week, before the Chief fustic© Sir W. Hyndman-Jones, the case of Mobamed Kassim Marican, a broker, against \j r W. M. Sime and Messrs R. C. M. and I) C. 1*. Kindersley cameonfor1,666 words
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223 1910-11-24 5 A private meeting of Jiraah shareholders was h« Id on November 16 and it was decided to send the following requisition to the secretaries of the company:— We, the undersigned shareholders of the above company, hereby requisition that the directors shall call an223 words
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100 1910-11-24 5 At a meeting of the Lower Perak Planters Association, held to elect a president in succession to Mr. C. Peters, resigned, and a secretary vice Mr. A. J. Boase. who has gone ‘o Europe, Mr. Maude was unanimously elected president, with Mr. A. Mar Nab as100 words
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1095 1910-11-24 6 Ad extraordinary general meeting of the Anglo-Malay Rubber Company, Limited, has been held to consider the following resolution :—That, the following danse shall be substituted for Clause 87 of the articles ot association of the company: —87 —Tbequali ficatiou of1,095 words
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229 1910-11-24 6 The following decree has been issued by the Governor-General of Indo-China The introduction of the Hevea plant into Indo China is forbidden. The fruitH and seeds of the Hevea imported must be as soon as landed, and before being otherwise handled. treated229 words
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1071 1910-11-24 6 The first annual ordinary i of the Bernain-Perak Robber w tebn K Limited, has been hold Mr a “‘*fona, (cb T r f be «?°“Pany) presiding The Chairman m Ins addrws K aid 1„ a oommenoement was made with1,071 words
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577 1910-11-24 7 The annual general meeting of the astle field (Klang) Rubber Estate Limited, was held on October 27, Mr. Cecil de Winton (the chairman) presiding. The Chairman said Gentlemen, the directors’ report and accounts have been sent, to each shareholder, so that577 words
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352 1910-11-24 7 The report of tho Java United Plantations, Limittd, states that on January 1, 1909, the area under coffeo and rubber cultivation amounted to 4,365 acres, and since that time a farther 1,050 acres have been prepared and partly planted bringing np the352 words
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Article1322 1910-11-24 7 The Union Church Hail, Shanghai, wan comp filled on November 9, when the scheme propounded by Mr. E. S. Little to form a committee to oonsider the question of Shanghai’s interest in the rubber growing industry was1,322 words
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863 1910-11-24 8 At the third ordinary general meeting of the Beaufort. Borneo Rubh' company, Colonel R. K. Birley.C. B, V. 1) (Chairman of the company), presided and, in the ccurs of the remarks said We have recently had a professional visit of inspection from863 words
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405 1910-11-24 8 Having published the various Estate returns as received we now tabulate them so as to show the increase this year over the same period of last year:— Totals to date. Output Ten Ten Company. for Months Months Oct. 1910. 1910.405 words
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Article196 1910-11-24 9 The statutory report of the United Temiang (F. M. S.) Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the total number of shares allotted is 1,340,000 shares, of 2s. each, of which 897,290 have been allotted payable wholly in cash. The remaining 422,710 shares have been allotted to the196 words
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698 1910-11-24 9 The first annual general meeting of the members of the Kamuning (Perak) Rubber and Tin Company, Limited, has been held in London, Sir William Hood Treacher, K. C M. G., presiding. In the coarse of his remarks, the chairman said:698 words
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381 1910-11-24 9 The statutory meeting of the Panagula Rubber Company, Limited, was held on October 24, Mr. C. E. Weldon, chairman of the company, presiding, said :—We have called you together to day in order to oonform to Section 65 of the381 words
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Article238 1910-11-24 9 The Conservator of Forests in the F.M.S. has received permission from the Java Gov ernment to recruit one hundred ooolies there, witbin tbe oourse of a year. The coolies will be employed on a Government estate at Kuala Tembeling, in Pahang. The Batavia Niouws van den Dag hoars238 words
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Advertisement414 1910-11-24 10 Try LOUIS ROYER champagne Retailer* KIM HIN GO. KWONG VAN HIN GO. TECK WHATT GO CONSTIPATION. A Reliable and Lasting Cube. “Cousti patton menus that there is not a regular and sufficient action of the bowels. It is a very dangerous disorder because it prevents the body’s waste from leaving414 words
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