The Straits Budget, 30 March 1911
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1911-03-30 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXV NO. 2772 Singapore, Thursday, March 30,1911. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY. Price 25 Cents.27 words
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Article251 1911-03-30 1 LEADERS— Germau Savings 10 When West Meets East... 10 Sold! 10-11 Doctors in China 11 Should Port Dickson Sell? ...11-12 Woman aud Word 12 Local ani> General— Local and Personal 1 Legislative Council 2 Mr. Cook Nominated for Council... 2 The Colony’s Prisons 2 Aviators Leave for251 words
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Article1686 1911-03-30 1 R. E. Stubbs, who was sent by the olonial Secretary to Ceylon, Hongkong, and Straits Settlements, to inquire into and •'■port upon certain departments of the administrations of those Colonies, has returned to the Colonial Office, and has drawn U P a valuable report on the results1,686 words
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Article2251 1911-03-30 2 Six new measures were intnxluced into the Legislative Council at tin meeting, on March 21. There were present: His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, G. C. M. G.; His Excellency the < »eneral Officer Commanding the2,251 words
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Article208 1911-03-30 2 A special general meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce and Exchange was held on March 24 for the purpose of nominatin'' a representative on the Legislative Council as substitute for the Hon. D. T. Boyd, the Chamber’s representative, who has been granted leave of208 words
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Article99 1911-03-30 2 The mortality returns for Singapore, issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths, show that during the week ending March 18 there were 212 deaths, giving a ratio tier milk* of population of 37.82. Malarial fever accounted for 30 deaths, phthisis 21, convulsions 16 beri beri 11.99 words
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653 1911-03-30 2 The annual report on the prisons of the Straits Settlements in 1910 was laid upon the table at Friday's Legislative Council meeting. The aggregate figures show that there were in prison on January 1, 1910, 1,14;{ prisoners. During the653 words
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Article123 1911-03-30 2 i l wo eat,1H occurred last week from cholera in the household of Mr. Edgai iahstan, engineer to the Marine Department, who resides at Pulau Brani. His hither-in-law, Mr. Minjoot, was in bad health and went to live with him recently. CO I\ tract d cholera123 words
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947 1911-03-30 3 The more important business brought forward at the annual meeting of the Swimming Club em March 27, was the recommendation that an aquatic carnival lx; held e»n June 17, ami that a now rule lie made respecting the947 words
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261 1911-03-30 3 The recent aviation display on the Singapore racecourse was not a financial success, and the promoters of it leave us with a considerable debit balance to their account here. 1 he flying itself was not so satisfactory’ as it261 words
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Article210 1911-03-30 3 The acting Colonial Treasurer rejH>rts, in connection with the system of loans to members of the subordinate Government service inaugurated by Government to keep them from running into debt and having recourse to moneylenders, that from April to December, 1910, advances amounting to 521,436.30 were made.210 words
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Article212 1911-03-30 3 The total revenue collected by the Singapore Land Office in 1910 (exclusive of revenue from forests. Sultan Ali’s (‘state and the Rural Board) was 9:105,400, against 9155,859 in 1909, says Mr. Fairer in his annual report laid on the table at the Legislative Council meeting212 words
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135 1911-03-30 3 Mr. E. M. Janion, lion, treasurer of the King Edward VII Memorial Fund, sends for publication the following further list of subscriptions received Amount previously acknoyvlcdged 568,822.42 The Shipsagency /gjq Coode Son and Matthews 260 Wm. Menke and Co.135 words
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Article197 1911-03-30 3 A liner of the mercantile marine will be selected for the Royal visit to India in November, as the experiment of altering the cruiser Renown for the occupation of their Majesties, when Prince and I’rineess of Wales, does not encourage repetition. It is to be remembered197 words
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Article171 1911-03-30 3 Judging by some of Mr. St. J. BraddeU's observations when reading the evidence taken at the magistracy to Mr. Justice Fisher, sitting in appellate jurisdiction, on March 27, the recent gambling raid in which Lint Soli Cliwee and Row Quec were said to have been concerned, must171 words
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Article211 1911-03-30 3 Sikhs on bicycles, armed with long swords and carrying electric lamps of many huso have been set at large for the purpose of securing heads for the foundations of the Lagoon I)<x:k at Tanjong Pagar! So we are assured by a Chinese corrosjiondent who avers that rumours211 words
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600 1911-03-30 3 In tho Supreme Court, on March 28,before the acting Chief Justice, Sir Archibald Law, the suit was commenced in which the Eastern Shipping Company, Ltd., are suing tho Straits Steamship Company, Ltd., for damages arising out of600 words
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173 1911-03-30 3 In the discussion of the Army Estimates much criticism was directed against tho official publication of (icncral Sir lun Hamilton h Memorandum on Compulsory Service;. Lieut, (ten. Sir R. Pole-C'arew, (’nionist Mendx*r for South Last Cornwall, in making Ins173 words
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Article13 1911-03-30 4 The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.13 words
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Article639 1911-03-30 4 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. H*ir, It Government's real reason for refusing facilities is what you suggest, it seems rather a pity that it should waste the time of the 1 1 amIx r of ('ommcrcc over a couplft of false wents. And even if you639 words
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Article1492 1911-03-30 4 I o the Kditor of the Straits Times. Sir, The article of 20th inst. on “An endless life spoke I think as if it were a truth provable, proved, known, irrefutable and unquestioned, that just as glandular organs have for their manifest function the secretion of rheum1,492 words
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Article355 1911-03-30 4 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Sir.—It has been w isely decided to form a I *ro< I nee Brokers’ Association in Singajwre: w hy not a Stock and Share Brokers' Association also There is not the faintest doubt that such an Association would be beneficial to355 words
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Article128 1911-03-30 4 I o the hditor of the Straits Times. Sir. -May I. through the medium of your valuable paper, call the attention of* the Municipal Commissioners to the lighting of the streets in Malacca? Most of the streets, of late, have been left in total darkness. Is this128 words
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Article318 1911-03-30 4 T° Ha Iitor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Some time ago the hours of attendmice at the Untiles Institution were altered an earlier start being made and an earlier ti nisii, the hours being from 7.45 a.ui. to 1 p. hi. These hours do not work well as318 words
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327 1911-03-30 4 An interesting judgment was giveW iu the Supreme Court, on March 27 by Mr. Justice Fisher, iu connection with Chap Ji Kee lotteries. Tan (Juan hud been convicted by Mr. Hohinson on charges of writing the lottery tickets, assisting in carrying327 words
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Article107 1911-03-30 4 1 he shipping community of the Straits have been cautioned by the conservator of the Port that from about April 9, for three or font days, three submarine vessels will be berthed in Singapore Hoads seaward of the not tltern portion of the new mole under construction.107 words
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Article149 1911-03-30 4 A successful trial took place on March -•> o tin 1 Helen, a small craft to trade between the rubber estates on the coast in .Johore territory and Singapore. The principal dimensions are length H(K, beam 1(1\ depth 7' <>". She is fitted out with Clyde111,11 e149 words
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387 1911-03-30 5 The report to l>e submitted at the annual •uceting of the Tanglin Club, on March 81, 4 t 9 p.m., states —The aecouut for the year will be considered satisfactory when compared with last year in that it shows an vxcchk387 words
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257 1911-03-30 5 At the meeting of the Y.M.C.A. Parliam«*ntary Debating Society, held at the Y.M.C.A. on March 22, about twenty-five men were in attendance, ami took part m a very interesting discussion on the recommendations ,e>f the Municipal Enquiry Commission.257 words
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Article146 1911-03-30 5 \n occasional corresjjondent writes, on March 18:-Great activity is being displayed m the majority of plantations in the interior Kelantan. thanks to the continued dry weather, planters should experience some m ollent burns.—On the arrival of a batch coolies at Lower Sokor Kstate on the inst., one146 words
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172 1911-03-30 5 We gave in a recent issue the successes achieved by Singajxire scholars in the Cambritlge Local Kxaminations for this centre. 1 he full list of results contains details of the whole of the schools in Malaya, and from it wc172 words
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Article195 1911-03-30 5 (From Our Own Corkksponhknt.) Labuan, March 15. The French cruiser Montcalm (Capt. Che/on), with Hear-Admiral de Castries on lx>ard, arrived here from Batavia on the evening of the 18th iust. The next morning, the Hesideut calk'd on the Admiral, who landed officially with his staff in the afternoon195 words
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Article227 1911-03-30 5 Mr. Louis 1). Stone, of New York and San Francisco, a well-known American writer and traveller, arrived recently at Colombo, where he was interviewed. He said that during his stay in Penang he was a spectator of the Hindu Taipusam festival and that during the whole227 words
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156 1911-03-30 5 A curiosity in the Indian Census returns is that detailed enumeration w as effected, for the first time, of all the inhabitants of the Nicohars except the Shorn Pen, a wild tribe in the interior of the Great Nicobar Island. These people are irreclaimable156 words
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500 1911-03-30 5 The greatest day of the annual hegira from Singapore is that on which the P. and liner Marmora makes the through run to Hugland via Bombay. Passages are booked weeks ahead and by the time that the500 words
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287 1911-03-30 5 Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s weekly share circular, dated the 22nd inst., states: At the close of a dull week we have few alterations to make in the prices of shares. London Rubbers have fluctuated slightly, but have returned to last week’s287 words
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290 1911-03-30 5 Mr. tl. H. Hollow, ai'wl <.'{ ycarH, manager of tin; hiHtute of the Maharaja ot Mymonsingh, committed suicide on tho 1st instant, by shooting himself with a revolver, while in a ticca gharry in Lower Circular Itond, Calcutta. The290 words
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303 1911-03-30 5 The Ih itish cruiser Crescent rume in from Colomls) on Match *2*2 and went alongside the wharf at Tanjong I'a gar to rako in coal before proceeding to the China Station with the reliel crews which she is303 words
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Article232 1911-03-30 5 Last week there arrived in the harbour 1 from Calcutta and Iturmah ports the .Janus, j the latest addition to the Currie line of Indian and Australian steamers. The vessel was built by Palmer's Shipbuilding Company, Ltd., of Jarrow on Tyne, and was launched232 words
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Article1402 1911-03-30 6 A very pietty wedding was sole*miii/e*el at j St. Anelre*w's Cathedral, on edneselay, the* 22tie 1 inxt.. when Miss Elsa May, youngest elaughtei of Mr. aud Mrs. M van Cuyie'liburg. of Ne-w lands,1,402 words
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392 1911-03-30 6 The second police court was crowded with Malays on March 28. w hen a case arising out of internal discontent among native footballers was heard. Three Malays, 1 Omar bin Dakar, Hadji Ahmat Bagiuin and Omar bin Tamby, were392 words
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1120 1911-03-30 6 An action of interest to employers and 1 employes in Singapore was argued at length before Mr. Justice Fisher, in the Supreme Court,on March 28. when Mr. L’pcott appeared mi Ik half of the Eastern Extension, Australasia1,120 words
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387 1911-03-30 6 Tin* facile adaptability of Chinese cliildreu to Western idea was the most remarkable feature of the happy little function in Cross Street school on March *29. The occasion was the annual presentation of prizes, and the scholars entertained the ladies387 words
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Article179 1911-03-30 6 W hen the Legislative Council meets on March 511, the following questions will be asked by the Hon. E. C. Ellis Will the Government appoint a commission to enquire intt) the desirability of introducing legislation dealing with the distribution of the estates of intestate Chinese and to179 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article494 1911-03-30 7 S.C.C. Tournament. Following are the results of the ties played on the Esplanade on March 22:— A Singles. Upcott beat Terrell, 8—6, 5—7. 6—2. C Singles. Macphail beat Maekay, 6—4, 6—2. Henderson v. Klphick postponed. Newcomers’ Handicap. Allen beat Kollewiju, 6—4, 4—6, 6—1. Kichenberg beat David, 8 —6,494 words
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Article610 1911-03-30 7 Home Results. 1 lie following are; home f* sit ball results up to March 11:— Association. Enoli.su Cup, Fourth Hound. Chelsea 8, Swindon 1. Blackburn Hovers 8, West Ham 2. Newcastle Cniteel 4, Derby County 0. Bradford City 1. Burnley 0. Scottish Cup, Semi-Final. -Celtic 1, Aberdeen 0. Hamilton610 words
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Article280 1911-03-30 7 Sepoy Lines Golf Club. The S. L. (1. C. men's medal for March has been won by Mr. Melville. The following cards were returned Melville 47 4 II 14 74 Mundell 44 42 10 76 Leggatt 48 44 8 79 Bryant 46 58 16 88 Cowap 52 46 11280 words
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255 1911-03-30 7 A meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce, on the 15th inst., passed a resolution by a large majority urging the Government to apiKiint a very strong Royal ('ommission to enquire into the desirability of an alteration of the fiscal255 words
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Article216 1911-03-30 7 Mr. R. A. L. van Someren, M.D., D.P.H., M.8.0.U., of the Uganda Medical Staff, ami Mr. V. G. L. van Someren, L. I). S. R. C. S. Ed., sons of Mr. R. G. van Someren, the wellknown advocate and solicitor of Singapore, are issuing through John Ball,216 words
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Article105 1911-03-30 7 The annual Straits and F. M. S.golf chain pionship meeting will lx; held this year at Penang during the Faster holidays. The programme of events has been arranged as follows: Friday, 14th prox., open handicap divided into two classes; Saturday, loth, Straits Championship, Warren Shield, and105 words
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712 1911-03-30 7 Describing to a circle of friend* bin approaching departure from Singnpote, Mr. T. S. Thomson recently mtid it was not so much a homegoing as a going from home. And to him it must assuredly bo712 words
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Article149 1911-03-30 7 Several steamers wcllkliowil ]<m*;i 11y were disjiosed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Co.’s saleroom on March 2N. There was a large attendance, including rep resell ta tives of several leading Singapore firms. Tim iron screw steamer (ilenfalloch, classed 1 fHI A I at Lloyds,149 words
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1014 1911-03-30 8 Some furthe i observations on the tin market are contained in an article printed in the London Times of February 29. as follows: The views expressed in these columns on January 29 as to the possibility of a1,014 words
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300 1911-03-30 8 Those theorists who hold that atmospheric (conditions art; responsible for the excellent shexiting made by warships in Far Eastern waters will be interested to learn that the cruiser Seharuhorst, the German flagship in those waters, acquitted herself admirably in the300 words
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Article352 1911-03-30 8 In his annual report for 1910, Dr. Greene, the action Principal Medical Officer of Sarawak, states that the general health of the country in the year was moderately good, lb* writes —There has lieen a certain amount of cholera throughout the whole country w hile some352 words
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Article919 1911-03-30 8 When the British naval estimates came for discussion before the House of Commons, Mr. Mun i\ Macdonald preqxisexl the followin*' motion That this House views with alarm the enormous increase in recent years of the expenditure919 words
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235 1911-03-30 8 The rate-cutting war between the Standard Oil Company of America and the Asiatic Petroleum Company in the markets of the East is still being prosecuted by both parties, much to the advantage of the consumer, who gets oil at prices he235 words
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Article254 1911-03-30 8 While warmly congratulating Mr. Kiliani on his promotion to the position of ConsulGeneral for Germany in Australia, there w ill be a feeling of very sincere regret that his term of service in Singapore has come to a close. We do not exaggerate in saying that no254 words
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Article210 1911-03-30 8 At the Hongkong magistracy, on the 11th mst., a wellspokeu young Englishman named •John Carr was charged with vagrancy, la* having given himself up to the police as he could find no means of obtaining employment. Ihe defendant told his Worship, Mr. E. B. Hallifax, that210 words
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1005 1911-03-30 9 The New Zealand Government has requested Mr. Bertram Mackennal, A. B. A., the sculptor, to furnish the design for a new series of postage stamps for the Dominion, says a recent article in the1,005 words
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361 1911-03-30 9 The Times of Ceylon rejiorts that Alutgama was the scene of a shocking tragedy on the evening of March 16, when Mr. I*. A. \V. Mainwaring, Police Probationer in charge of the police at Kalutara and the neighbouring stations,361 words
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300 1911-03-30 9 The Karimata Matan (Borneo} Trading Company, Ltd., has been formed with a capital of $.">(X),()0<) divided into 500,000 shares at 91 each. The under taking is acquiring from Mr. Tan Hood Guan, the option holder, the lease for 75 years of the Karimata Islands, West300 words
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319 1911-03-30 9 The cremation of tho late King of Siam is an accomplished fact. The great solemnity to which a whole week’s services and rites and ceremonies were leading up was consummated iu the capital on the 16th inst., when the laxly,319 words
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301 1911-03-30 9 In an address which Baron Seh.ottky delivered recently at Meavfferporc to the Ik liar indigo planters, he claimed that his research w ork, in the direction of marketing the natural dye in a more suitable form for the dyer,301 words
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Article182 1911-03-30 9 The largest vessel ever constructed on the stocks of the Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes was to be launched at La Ciotat on February 10, and will be named Raul Lecat. She is destined for the line to China and Japan. The dimensions of the new mail182 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article101 1911-03-30 9 (Fkom Ouk Own Cokkkmi'Oni>knt.) Hongkong, Mart’ll 27. The annual mooting of the O m u Island Cement Co. was a noisy affair. The shareholders asked a number of questions, and afterwards decided to apjioint a committee of two gentlcmwn to investigate the company's affairs and Issiks101 words
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Article186 1911-03-30 9 (Fkom Ouk Own Corrkspokdknt.) Kuala Lumpur, March 27. In the House of Commons, on March 2, Mr. C. F. Needham asked the Secretary of State for the Colonies whether, in view of the offices of High Commissioner of the Federated Malay States and (iovernor of the186 words
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Article102 1911-03-30 9 (Fhom Gun Own Cokkk.si'ondknt.) Penang, March 27. At the half-yearly meeting of the Karan* gan Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., held to-day, the Hon. K. Young presided and alluded to a satisfactory increase in the profits. A dividend of 2\ (inrcent. was declared. The re]>ort showed that the102 words
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Article268 1911-03-30 9 (Fijom Ot:ii Own C'oiikksi’ondknt.) Penang, March 2H. Mr. Griffiths, of Tronoh, in the course of an interview with a representative of the I Finally < inzetto, asserted that lie has not given 1 up hope of a reduction of the tin duty. He will Is* greatly268 words
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Article85 1911-03-30 9 (Fuom Ori: Own 'oiii:i-:si*oN m-.vrd I’euaug, March gs. Tlir Kill" Edward Memorial '«>1 r i li t i tt« m have a|>| »<ti111« <I Or. Kirk lion, secretary and Mr. Pctcrkiu lion, treasurer. I lie executive committee com prises the lion. W Evans, the lion. IC. Non85 words
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Article75 1911-03-30 10 Cami'likix. \t .lohore Bahru. <in March 20, the wife nf bulimias <i. Camplx-11, of a < laughter. Srk. Oii March 21, at Mayfair, 10, Balmoral Road, Singa|M»ie. the wife of See Teong Wah. of a son. C'Aitvut.— On March 2fi, at Bcxhill-on-Sca, the w ife of Cecil I. Carver,75 words
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Article94 1911-03-30 10 Snto.vAt h OuvKit. On March 22, at Oil stead, Singapore, by the Rev. A. B. Cook. M. A., Alexander Archibald Oeddes Stronaeh to Mary Kllen Dawharn, eldest daughter of (i. B. Oliver, Kst|., Lochwinnoch, Scotland. Whytk Van Cijyi.kmuiiui. On March 22, at St. Andrew's Cathedral, by the Venerable Archdeacon94 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1006 1911-03-30 10 Straits 'I hues, March 2!l. Some little time ago, a discussion Look place in the Reichstag which is interesting for two reasons. It brought out the amazing extent to which (iennany has prosper*xl in recent years, and at the Haine time the curious way in which that wonderfulStraits 'I hues, March 2!l. - 1,006 words
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Article1190 1911-03-30 10 competitive examination. —Straits Times. March *24. We have often thought that if the British Haj would drop about.TO per cent, of the pure literary culture of the men who are to serve in Government offices in India and elsewhere, it might greatly improve the efficiency ofcompetitive examination.—Straits Times. March *24. - 1,190 words
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Article1078 1911-03-30 10 of the market is favourable.—Straits Times, March 25. One cannot refrain from expressing regret over what occurred at the meeting of the Singapore and Johore Rubber Company yesterday. Local opinion was strongly against the sale of the property to London on the terms proposed, yet London votes swept localof the market is favourable.—Straits Times, March 25. - 1,078 words
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Article1239 1911-03-30 11 StraitH TiiiM'H. Marrli 27. Messrs. Kelly and Walsh have sent us a copy of a volume on The Discuses of China, including Formosa and Korea,” by W. Hamilton Jeflferys, A. M., M. D., and James L. Maxwell, M. I). Both these gentlemen are working as medical missionariesStraitH TiiiM'H. Marrli 27. - 1,239 words
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Article1112 1911-03-30 11 count, til low II ill ;is IllllkcU StlilitH Times, Mnrcli Out of pity for tin* investing public we are thinking of offering ourselves as rubber estate valuers. We do not know tomes semitostus either by taste or smell, and we have a conscientious scruple about assertingcount, til low II ill ;is ;| IllllkcU StlilitH Times, Mnrcli - 1,112 words
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Article1301 1911-03-30 12 Straits Tiin<>s, Muivli 2!*. No one w ho follows the currents of modern thought or w ho is in touch, even lightly, with the r literature of our own times can lie unaware of what Olive Schreiner has done to win a place in the ranks ofStraits Tiin<>s, Muivli 2!*. - 1,301 words
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Advertisement92 1911-03-30 10 Th» Po«t frea prlc* of th« Strait} Times la SHH u year. Tha post free price of the Straits Hialgrt it $l4 a year. It ia ot neceaaarv to iul>tcnbe for a year. The tub•criptinna for thorter period* are at the tame proportionate rate at for a year. The Straits92 words
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Obituary47 1911-03-30 10 DEATHS. Mi.viooi.— On March22, at noon, Frederick Minjoot. son of .lonkocrman Minjoot, aged 69 years. Deeply regretted. IjmiIi and Penang pn|iers please copy. Low.—On March 12. at Bangkok, Low Khiok lining (Jacohe), managing partner of the firm Kiain lion lleug A Go., at Bangkok. ag««l 69 years.47 words
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1853 1911-03-30 12 Tin- piece given by the Ha ml man n Co. on March 22, at the Victoria Theatre obviously suiUxl tins company—suited not only its talents hut its inclinations. There could l>e no mistaking the sympathetic atmosphere on the stage which sent1,853 words
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Article1721 1911-03-30 13 London, March 22. j There an* strong t umours in tho House oi* ('ominous lobby that the constitutional crisis will not Ix 3 settled before the coronation. The Veto Hill will not be passed before the ltd of August. The Morning Host and the Daily Chronicle -late that1,721 words
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Article953 1911-03-30 13 Berlin, March 22. At Kiel, iu the presence of the Kaiser and Kaiscrin, Herr Buthmaun. Imperial Chancellor, delivered a n|hxh*li at the christening of u battleship Kaiser,” which is to replace the Hildebraudt.” He said lie was reminde*! of the birthday of the old Kaiser (March 22). Loyalty953 words
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474 1911-03-30 13 Mi Siaiiiforlh Smith, tin* Papuan explorer, aii«l his missing party have arrival at Timm day Island vv liieh they reached after creat pri Nations. They lost a f«*\\ carriers. Otherwise* all are well. This welcome news is contained in a474 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article306 1911-03-30 14 March 22 Gerd, Nor. sir., Anderson, Bombay, Borneo Coy. Ltd. Aki Maru, Jap. str lloumm, l,oudou. Bator sou Simons Mara, Jap. str.. I araona, Bombay, P. Simona Crescent. II. M cru., Streattidd. Portsmouth Vladimir. Bus. Htr., skalsky. Vlailivostoek Borneo Coy. Ltd. 25 Shinkai Maru, .lap str., Totuo/awa, Muko, Mitsui306 words
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Article210 1911-03-30 14 March 22 Ma/agou. Brit. str. Bangooo aud Calcutta Bingo Maru. Jap str Hongkong and Jnpan 25 Capri. Itah str Penang and Boubay Marcuora, Brit. str.. Loudon via ports Myrmidon. Brit, str., Snmarang Tambov, Bus. atr.. < moasu 7 .a ports Gord. N01 atr. Bankgok 24 Aki Maru, Jap. sir.,210 words
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Article914 1911-03-30 14 'I'lt! following JMCW ng*.'** d liomrw aid I*, a n. 1% 1 U umiiM. ronm-cting 't 1 okiiiiL* with Moldavian ruling April 7. .Mr. H. W. Mi. Patter*-*>u. Mr. II. la maiiv, Mr. J. MBurnt tt. Mr. Yut« s. Mr. and Mr*.. Ikn/it mill infant, .Mr. I!. Griinshaw.914 words
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Article242 1911-03-30 14 SlMiAP'/ttH, MAB< H 2‘* 1911 s EXCHANGE. On Lom/on Bank 4 m/s 2/4. Demand 2/4 Private 6 m/s 2/4/.? do 3 m/s 2/4a On Gbkmasy- Bank d/d 239 Private 8 ru/s 248 On Franc k Bank d/d 295 Private* 8 m/s 299* On India r Bank T.242 words
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Article941 1911-03-30 14 Sinuaporb, Mari h 29, 1911. MINING. Issue 72 N alue Buyers Sellers 10 10 Belat Tin 6.00 10 10 Bru&ng Q00 10 10 Bruseh Hyd 5 00 10 10 Kanaboi 1.60 20O Xl Xl Kinta Tin 17.00 17.50 Xl Xl Kledang Tin 1.50 2.00 10 10 Kuantan941 words
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Advertisement462 1911-03-30 15 WARTH ERSKINE, LD LE AGENTS FOR RNSBY'S Engineers and Contractors, Singapore. GAS ENGINE AND SUCTION GAS PLANT. (SUITABLE FOR ANTHRACITE, COKE, CHAKCOKL AND OTHER FUELS). NOW IN U8E MEROUS ESTATES. BIG SUCCE8S. u,« it, wwpPwwapyiT^ •tv THE M08T ECONOMICAL PLANT EXI8TENT. EA8ILY OPERATED. ingji- FOR HORNSBY'S L ENGINE SMALL OIL462 words
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Advertisement555 1911-03-30 16 €f Si ,.'v7j Electrical, Mechanical, Marine Civil Engineers Shipbuilders. E8TATE T00L8. 8T0RE8 AND REQUISITES. Lartfe Stockw. Prompt Delivery. PROPRIETORS OF THE PAT M TAPPING KNIFE. BERTRAM'S Rubber Machinery AWARDED 1st PRIZE AND GOLD MEDAL, SINGAPORE, 1910. Rubber Factories, Drying Sheds, Smoke Houses, Coolie Lines, etc., etc. EstimatM and designa free.555 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1289 1911-03-30 1 A number of shares in which iitcal investors are interested are not quoted in local share lists, and there are occasionally wide margin-* between quotations here and in Loadoa quote below the best available London1,289 words
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Article101 1911-03-30 2 rmsnos wi> Si\*.ai*ouii I.’limjm: I'i:h > I URN* HAL Til*' I‘lira Umlilm‘l 'lnc Kibriuuy Liililm-i liVtunis b\ M. S. t'ooly I’uxmiioits. |{at« > If rook In mis S«))nn“or Itublx-i Itnblxi Items Tin- Cambium... Sinloniik Kiililm i' Kslutcs Singapore uml Johorc 1 Itrokor himl Client Th« Itubbcr Industry Malacca ItubUr101 words
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346 1911-03-30 2 f l*l:o\| Oi l; Ovvx ('<il;i:|M’iiSHKNri. I .oildoll. Marl'll *2.7. Tin: IhihiM 1 Mai hot ha- been rather quiet, and pric«*- ot li in qualities liavt fallen almut 2d. p*r piiind -ince llu auction. ll is statu346 words
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1527 1911-03-30 2 I In I’ara 1 ubbi 1 tree lit vi a hrasilit risi- i-. 1 *ii\- I’li ifc-sor bolMit abaci writing in the 'I inn*- of March 2, the only caoiitclioiic-pro-ilui'iiig tree which, from a commercial p»int1,527 words
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Article52 1911-03-30 2 Until Cuvcs.—l7,74l lb. lialgownic iiubbcr Kstutcs, Ltd. 10.0.'.01b. Kuran liiiblNT K state, Kagan Serai.—For •lainmry 8.81)11 lb. For February, ll». Ihikit Knjidi. 12.H00 lbs. Consolidated Ma1ay.—24.507 11»^. I ►amansara.—29,42o lb^. (iolcoudu.— 1M.:{67 lbs. Kuala Klang.—B,9oB lbs. I‘orak Plantations. -ll,lm lbs. Sclinsiug.— 18,508 lbs. Kungoi Kapar. -24.000 lbs.52 words
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Article190 1911-03-30 2 It is noti tit'(l in a F.M.S. Cioveinmcnt Lu/cttc Kxtrnnrdinnry that in exercise of the. |x»\vers \csted in him bv section 2.7 of the Railways Knactn.ent, 191)8, the General Manager. with the approval of the Chief S«*r rotary to (iovernmeut, adds the following words to clause190 words
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Article819 1911-03-30 2 At tin* siunmi I minting o! the l .I’.A.S.l, m 1*110 l surest!**! (writes Mr. II. I>. Aust<a<I in ihr I’hintcr*' Chronicle) that tin 1 sissls of I'ara rubber. which arc annually increasing in tpiaiitity.819 words
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498 1911-03-30 3 fKuoXI Ol It Oxvx C'oitKKSI'OXnKNT.) Kuala Lumpur, March 27. At yesterday's meeting of the Planters’ Association of Malaya, Mr. Malcolm Cumuaing, who presided, Announced that the planters sub-committee appointed to coufor with Government representatives on the Intlian labour question498 words
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201 1911-03-30 3 In a circular to tin: shareholders of the It rook lauds Selauj'or Rubber Company, Ltd., the directors state that tin- extensions of ‘•Motivation undertaken by this company since its formation in April of last year have marie very satisfactory201 words
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Article1624 1911-03-30 3 1 lie Strom! ordinary general meeting of the Itembia llublier Kstatcs, Limit**!, xxas la id on February 27, at 4, Lloyd s Avenue. K. Mr. I hettdore ((Ixven (the chairman) presiding. The liairman said 11,624 words
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Article246 1911-03-30 3 The Inch Kenuetli Ihibber Kstielcs, Ltd., 1 untie >um-c tin interim dividend ut 2.7 prr n ut. .Mr. Victor Parsous has resigned his post in the Taiping Rublx*r Plantations to take [over an assistant managership, nmler Mr. Dempster, at. Midden Stre ams. The II arpende.n fSedangon Ihlbliei mnp246 words
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502 1911-03-30 3 Sim i rubi>er lias been tapped the ••earn- B bium’' lias become a household word,and a. I wiensi thine not to L* touched or dainagixf, fl hut fnsplent eiiipiiries indicate that much I misunderstanding exists as to the function* B502 words
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Article224 1911-03-30 3 ’I lie < I in*'tor< of tlie Simpano Sumatra! Itiibbcr i'oiupaiiy report for the m-ritmI elided I September MO. 1910, that arms havingl In'i ii ullorat**l for native kuuqiongs by thol (loverunieiit authorities, the total area of the! estate is now .‘(,0.7.7 acres. Since taking over! the224 words
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Article207 1911-03-30 3 I In* manager of tit<- S» <ii uaK IiiiIiIntH Kstatcs, Limited, states 11mt during -Ia unary,M JIM 1. experimental tapping, for tin* pnr|M>soH til tmining ctMiiics. lias lufii started. I'hoH growth tif iiiIiIh i-. hr says, is g,MMl through-H out. Wealing is lieitig earrit*l mi dut iincs,207 words
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Article3561 1911-03-30 4 The: iiiee-tiugs ol tlie* Singapon and doliore* Kiilils r Ce»., Ltd., on March "J 1 we n utte nele*el by a bilge* nuiidK*r of sbare lioleleix. 'I’lie(loll. I>. T. Boy el pre*sieU*el ami Messrs. F. M. .lago3,561 words
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250 1911-03-30 4 The second ordinary meeting of tin* Teluk Anson Rubbe r Estate. Limited, is calleei for April when the following report of tlie directors covering the jxvioef from N’ovenibe i 1. 1909, to December 01, 1910. will Ik submitted250 words
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1271 1911-03-30 5 Shanghai lias stepped iu where, seemingly, Singapore fears to trend. We refer to a decision come to recently by the committee if the Shanghai Stock Exchange w hereby both brokers and their clients will know just with1,271 words
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516 1911-03-30 5 Mr. F. K. dago, as Chairman, signs the annual report and statement of accounts of the llaytor Rubber Estates, Limited, for the year ended DcccmlM-r 51 last, the first financial year of the company. The report says:— The estate was taken over516 words
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1795 1911-03-30 5 The soeoud ordinary general meeting of the Glendou Rubber Company, Limited, was held oil February 20, ut the office, 60, Gracecliuit'll Strict, k. C. Mr. J. Saneroft Holmes (chairman of the company), who presided said: Gentlemen, I assume that you1,795 words
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523 1911-03-30 6 A shortage in tlic planted acreage anil u pro|M>sod sal#- to London arc announced in circulars issued to tin- shareholders in the Port I>ickaon lliililmt C’o., Ltd. Itotli matters will Ik* discussed at a me* tin"523 words
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929 1911-03-30 6 The following information is taken from the London and China Express of March 11: The market for Para has Ihh.-ii strong and advancing, with a fairly gotsl business passing. Film Hard on the s]N>t is now quoti-d 7s.0’d. value (last year929 words
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Article46 1911-03-30 6 At tlie weekly ametioii sale of rubber la id at Malacca on March 26, the following prices were reiiliseil Hue sheet >016.00 per picul Sheet 208 Crone 266 Hark ere|»e 226 Scrap 102 All lots ottered were sold. Kidding was keen and brisk.46 words
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Article15 1911-03-30 6 Tin straits 'l imes is not responsible; tor the opinions of it" eorre-ponde nts.J15 words
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610 1911-03-30 6 Singapore Johore Rubber Co., Ltd. To tin* Lei i tor of tin- Straits Times. Mr. I shall eartainly xeito xvith yeiiir e or-r,-pomlent who signs hiniseh “A Shareholder against the; proposal sale of our estate* upon tho terms xi far dise*lose*d in tin circular, and if yon w ill allow610 words
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750 1911-03-30 6 I*y 1’. and O. mail, there comes to haudtiie report of the board of directors of the Merlimau Rubber Estates, Ltd., w ith a balance sheet, as at September .*M) last. This was to lxsubmitted to the shareholders at750 words
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382 1911-03-30 6 'le uicr s hubbea'News has the' lollowiug: I lu* C iti/cu ncws)>aper of L«>ndoii, gonerally so reliable in it* information" has apparently gone off the rails" in the sennatmnal statements it published in its issue, w Inch readied us by la**t wce'k382 words
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Advertisement60 1911-03-30 6 Property Auction. At .Mi ssis. II. L. '<><') dan and t'u. s sail rooms on Monday, tin* following Singapore properties were disposal of: —18 iu*ms fr,;eliold land, with house thoroon known as Ayer Jornch, No. 401, Hoad. sold to Koh Kek Hong lor $12,.*>00. Tin* lit > Haven mi liber60 words
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