The Straits Budget, 2 November 1911
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section30 1911-11-02 1 The Straits Budget /OL. LXV NO. 2803 BEING TiiE WEEKLY ISSUE OE THE ‘STRAITS TIMES.” Singapore, Thursday, November 2, 1911. (STABIISHtU OVIII HAlf A ot* T li# Price 25 cents30 words
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Article325 1911-11-02 1 LKADLRS— Mr. Winston C hurchill ,s I'lu* Federal Council n The Jimah Judgment H-9 I lie 1 ripoli War 9 Ihe Imliaeiii Meotiue 9-10 I lie Railvvaymen’s Revolt 10 Lee VL \NI» GICNKItAL Local and lVrsonal 1-2 helt ra Decreasing 9 Neutrality During the War 4 Hvetlo325 words
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Article3610 1911-11-02 1 notified, in tin’ F.M.S. Gazette, that "*l ini <l(‘Hij»iiation of lI.K. the *****11 will in future bo “11.10. the oiuMiisHioiK’r tor the Malay States 11 be use of the <l< on <olll 1 ,l l'"r tb Fed-rated Malay Stans" neetorth b dis ontinuoil in all otli<• i;»13,610 words
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Article16 1911-11-02 2 [1 bfc Straits 1 imes is not reß{.onai le for the opinions of its orren|>on<l<‘ntH.16 words
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Article813 1911-11-02 2 To the Editor of the StruitH Times. Sir, —Your Budget of September 7 made good reading with its report of the numerous indignation meetings you have had protesting against the new Municipal Bill. I am sure the Municipal Commissioners of two years ago ought to be most813 words
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Article170 1911-11-02 2 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Ho v is it uone of the theatrical companies or circuses have paid us a visit after leaving Singapore, and why don't Messrs. Paulusz, Melrose, Dr. Carl L p, and others like them, come this way 1 1 arc certain to170 words
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Article1294 1911-11-02 2 To the Editor of the Straits Tinie*. Sir,—In your issue of the lsth instant, your Penang special correspondent, aft. r letailing the manv unfortunate incidents in the Pulau Jerejak quarantine station, runeluded by saying that the Medical Stall was inadequate, as at the camp itself there wa*1,294 words
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Article350 1911-11-02 2 To the Editor of the Straits ’1 itnes. Sir. The world at present seems to have gone mad. It is seldom that a parallel can be found in modern history with the present when we hear nothing but wars, revolutions, organised plunders and industrial upheavals. hat is the350 words
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Article796 1911-11-02 2 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Sir, I have from the very beginning boon a regular passenger on the K.M.S. night trains and am still making the trip up and down once a week. The accommodation, specially of the sleeping cars, in use since beginning796 words
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Article1080 1911-11-02 2 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —On Saturday. 2lst instant, a Tamil friend of mine died at the quarantine camp of small pox, lie was removed there from his residence on the morning of the Iffth instant. He was working under Government as a clerk.1,080 words
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Article110 1911-11-02 2 To the Kditorof the Straits I i:nes. Sir, I la y to Iniliy to the notice of your coitcs|m unit nt that a society u nd« i tin name of tiie Sinyapoie i hrisLian Fi i. nd In Need Society was founded some years ayo on the110 words
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Article444 1911-11-02 2 To the Kditor of tlio Straits Tines. Sir, I think Government might take hi hand tin' question of storage of rellnloid lilniH him I goods. Tin; tin* last, at Bathe I’n n s ini^*lit Iiiivi* liii l iiiii<*h morn serious consequences had it st trUsI an hour444 words
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Article259 1911-11-02 2 A more pleasing state of affairs in eonmc tion with the potential epidemic of cholera in Singapore is recorded in the mortality statistics for the week elided October 21. The total of deaths from the disease was 29, against 19 the previous week. Of the former number five259 words
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Article2395 1911-11-02 4 SENSATIONAL ALLEGATIONS 01TAMIL WOMAN. Contradictory Statements. Throughout the whole of on October 2u the special jury hearing the charge of murder brought against A. I*. Marie, a municipal road inspector, and his son in law. Ik ('aldera. a dresser, sat listening to the evidence o! the2,395 words
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Article200 1911-11-02 4 A Government Gazette Extraordinary, bearing date October 15 1 contains the text of the proclamation of neutrality by H. M. the Kino during the continuance of the war betweou Italy and Turkey. This is published under instructions received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies.200 words
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Article307 1911-11-02 4 A correspondent writes: Anyone looking at a heavily, and ofttimes. over laden bullockcarton the busy street sof Singapore with its ponderous yoke pressing upon the necks of the draught oxen, would naturally come to the conclusion that a society for the prov >ll tiou of cruelty to307 words
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Article120 1911-11-02 4 The hired transport Kohilla was not due from home until November 1. but at six o'clock the evening before she was observed steaming slowly into port and berthed at the I*, and wharf. She left S mthampton <>u October 4, with about 1.000 details aboard. She120 words
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Article102 1911-11-02 4 It will be a lucky day for India, says tin Englishman (Calcutta), if the projected rail way scheme is carried out to build it line front Suez to this country. Tin; revolution in tran spoliation facilities between here* and Lug land will indeed be ;t102 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement327 1911-11-02 4 SALE OF PROPERTY. Seaside Residences Disposed of By Auction. The following Singapore properties were disposed by auction at Messrs. Powell and Co's sale-room on October .‘51. There was a large attendance of buyers: lielmont House, fronting the sea at Siglap, area 72,750 sipiaro feet, freehold, H. Sonia puli S*.• <327 words
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600 1911-11-02 5 Followin'' are the entries for the Singa pore Autumn race meeting this mouth:— First Day (Tuesday, Nov. 7.) 1. Thk Oi'kmm; Stakks. Honey bear, Hay Ronald, Melodist, /anibar. Benevolence, Lossie, Toni Lees, Browning, Nark y Dale, Rougt -et-Noir, Howhill. 2. —Tiik I*a\ii.ion600 words
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480 1911-11-02 5 In the Bankruptcy Court, on October 27 the public examination was eomiiieueed before Mr. Justice Fisher, of Dr. F. W. Goonetilleke. of Hurricane House, and the Pharmacy, North Bridge Bond. Kxamined by Mr. P. F. David, Otlicial Assi gllee, debtor said that480 words
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Article291 1911-11-02 5 Tht! preliminary enquiry into the murder of a bricklayers kepala on the Bukit Sembawang Rubber Kstates at Tampeuis on the night of October I, was opened in the second magistrate’s court on Oct. 27. The deceased s inline was Ncow Kooti and the accused is a Hokieti291 words
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Article40 1911-11-02 5 The follow ine further subscriptions to the KinKdward VII Memorial I’uud have been received Amount previously acknowledged 5112,640.19 Tone Shoon Konesi, 2,000. I'ahani» Consolidated Co. Ltd., ihuantuni -00. I lon. W. I >. Ilarnes WMh 511 f.h'.io.l'.*40 words
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599 1911-11-02 5 Tli« .Municipal Commissioners met mi October 27 ninler tin* presidency of Mr. I’. *1. 11 alii fax. I’lie other memliers of the board present were the Non. Nr. ('rmieher, Messrs. .1. Carapiet, NS. I lean, Tan Klieain Hock, A. M. S. Augullia; It.599 words
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Article249 1911-11-02 5 Mr. Kiliani left Singapore for en route for Australia, by the Dei man mail last week end. lie ones to the oreat Southern Dominion as Consul Dencral, and bis many friends in Singapore warmly coueratulate him on a eoiispieuoiis and well merited promotion. Hut we shall all249 words
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853 1911-11-02 5 Fortunately the heavy rainstorm early on Saturday afternoon cleared in time to enable the annual athletic sports of the Singapore Recreation Club to be eoncludcd. (Mi account of the sodden state of the ground the results obtained were not quite 1 as853 words
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556 1911-11-02 6 A binder crowd of s|M.*ctators tlmn is usual even at final tennis tics was present <>n Oclo b<*r :M) to watch the match between Mr. L. K. Gaunt and Captain Finches, 11.A.M.C. In the ordinary eourse of events556 words
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Article316 1911-11-02 6 A banquet open to m> mbi r* of the St. Andrew'* Society and tin ir guests and other Scuts resident, without hiciial ion, is to he held on NoVi other in lion mi ni Scotland's patf' n saint. There wiil ho no hall. This Was d> eided316 words
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653 1911-11-02 6 The prosecutions arising out of tin recent shooting accident in tin.* godown of Messrs. Katz ItroH., Ltd., did not occupy the time of the third magistrate lone. Loth defendants. Kiuil Geier (charged with causing hurt by a rash acti and A.653 words
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Article249 1911-11-02 6 Messrs. Ilowarth Krskine, Limited, are to be congratulated on their new catalogue of general requisites. It is on quite a novel plan. The cover is still cloth, bound in two put ts, joined by adjustable screws, and the sheets of the catalogue are perforated and placed in249 words
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228 1911-11-02 6 A Malay man and his mother, both of whom reside* at 6.‘>, Kampoiif' I toko. wore charged, before Mr. Firmstoneon October 27, with having tailed to report a case of cholera. Dr. Campbell, assistant Municipal Health Officer, prosecuted anti asked permission to228 words
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Article222 1911-11-02 6 The privilege just gained by the South Lancashires of having a change of marching tune is very rare, and most regiments cling to their time-honoured tuues because of their historical or interesting origin. For example, because during the Peninsular War the loth Slierwood Foresters marched all night222 words
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Article125 1911-11-02 6 France will have the biggest sailing vessel in the wot Id. Slit- is to !>>• launched within a few weeks and will be called La France, like tin' new steanu r bring completed for the French Line. She w ill replace the first sailing ship of the125 words
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Article120 1911-11-02 6 The report and balance sheet of Selangor Turf Club shows a loss of $7,1(59.80 on tlio year's working. The report states: -This disastrous state of affairs has made it necessary to recommend that the Club do not hold a race meeting in 1912. but a120 words
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Article79 1911-11-02 6 Apropos of the theft of da Vinci’s masterpiece, the following amusing report was published in a Chicago paper:—“ln the last days of August a young lady visitor, Miss .locondo, was abducted in broad daylight by a daring ravishcr while she was visiting the Louvre Museum. This regrettable79 words
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835 1911-11-02 6 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Hongkong, Octobei The Hon. Warren Delabere Barnes, Cok nu! Secretary, Hongkong, while playing polo at Happy Valley, on Saturday afternoon, hll from liis pony dead. A Naval Officer who835 words
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234 1911-11-02 7 The groat Chinese conjurer Hun I‘ong Cliien, ami his uhle troupe of gymnasts, jugglers and contortionists, attracted quite a good house for the opening performance at the Victoria Theatre, on October 20. They are as clever a company in their liue234 words
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Article341 1911-11-02 7 I he whole of Messrs. Whiteaway, Laidlaw and Co.’s block of buildings in Stamford Uoad escaped destruction on October 2b. solely through the work of the Fire brigade who, at about 9.45, were cal »d upon to cope with what threatened to bo tin- most serious341 words
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Article118 1911-11-02 7 A notification appears in tin* Calcutta Ha/ette to tlie efiect that tin 1 Lieutenant Governor in Conueil hereby declares tie l following davs to be public holidays on account of the Imperial Ihirbar to be held at I’elhi and in honour ot tin' visit ot I118 words
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Article132 1911-11-02 7 I welve in number, seven gentlemen and hve Indies, young. bright, musical and strong ■n comedy,” is the description given by Mr. l ied Coyne of the latest addition to comI’ :i,| i< sin tb<» Kast. which be expects to pie s,,, d to a132 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article329 1911-11-02 7 Singapore Oolf Club. The Captain's cup competition, the conditions of which were uino holes match play against bogjy under handicap was played during the month of October. Mends •rs were allowed to take out any number of cards the winner to be the member who returned the four best329 words
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Article121 1911-11-02 7 A telegram from San Francisco, on October 7, says that the wireless operators there exchanged the previous day for the first time messages with Japan over (i.OOO miles of ocean. The San Francisco operator receives! instructions to listen for calls from the Jaf lilllese operate! on the island121 words
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Article262 1911-11-02 7 Counsel engaged in the Curonia cholera case Mr. Kdmonds, D.IM’., for the prosecution and Mr. Kveritt for the defence appeared again in the District Court on October JO. Mr. Kveritt stated that the ship bad not arrived f*om Calcutta y« that as she hud left I262 words
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468 1911-11-02 7 'The following interesting Chinese deed of the sale of a girl was read in the course of the hearing of a kidnapping ease before bis Honour tho Acting Chief Justice and a jury at the468 words
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Article230 1911-11-02 7 The new armoured battle cruiser Indomitable which is io be the ilagsiupof the Inna Squadron, taking the place of the smaller armoured cruiser Mino’aiir, which lias been flagship since Februaiy, 1910, has a displacement of 17,2*0 ton*, as compared with the Minotaur's 1 1.000 tolls, and she carries230 words
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Article185 1911-11-02 7 The decision of the Admiralty to send a Dreadnought cruiser as flagship of the China Squadron will he heartily welcomed by Hri tisli residents in the Far Fast, and by every one having interests in that part of the world, remarks the London and China KxpresH.185 words
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244 1911-11-02 7 In their weekly share circular, dated Oetolwr 25, Messrs. Fraser and Co. say: I 110 past week lias seen a coimid) ruble fall m sterling rubbers att rihutisi to foi red selling and lower prices for tho raw material. Local stocks244 words
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Article317 1911-11-02 7 Tin* King has selected his Serene High mss I’rinee Alexander of Teak, G.C.8., G.C Y. 0., D.S.D., to represent bis Majesty at the Coronation of the King of Siam in December next. Ills Serene Highness will be attended by the following gent leinen Lieutenant General Sir J.317 words
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Article315 1911-11-02 7 The second ami third d.uighh is of the l.’ev. Timothy liichard, DD. Lit.D. were married at the same time at I ni >n t iiurcli, Shanghai, on October 11. Mi is Mary Celia liichard was married to Mr. Norman Lennox Napier (acting accountant ot the Inter315 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1188 1911-11-02 8 from ruinous and futile competition.—Straits Times, October 20. We arc Home what surpiiscd that none of our liOiulon contemporaries Imvt- stateil the chief reason for Mr. Winston t hmehills transfer from the Home Otliec. When the great strikes woe at their worst in August last Mr. Churchillfrom ruinous and futile competition.—Straits Times, October 20. - 1,188 words
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Article1103 1911-11-02 8 a death-trap reputation —Straits Times, < k-to* her *27. Notliin*' particularly exciting has taken place at the sittings of the Federal Council which have just conchulcd at Kuala Lumpur. The members of the Council are practical men who hoc no wisdom in turning the legislative body intoa death-trap reputation—Straits Times, < k-to* her *27. - 1,103 words
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Article1248 1911-11-02 8 Straits Times, October 2N. We have read the Jinmh judgment with a good *ieiil of surprise ami disappointment. It conveys a suggestion that action was taken in a form—that, instead of claiming compensation from Mr. Loh Clink roll, which they might conceivably have done with success, theStraits Times, October 2N. - 1,248 words
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Article1124 1911-11-02 9 —StraitH TiiucH, October HO. Our Italian friends are already i>cginuing to see that their arrival in Tripoli is not regarded as a heaven sent boon by tho Arab population. We do not doubt that these Arabs would prefer to be quite free, and that they would turn.—StraitH TiiucH, October HO. - 1,124 words
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Article1189 1911-11-02 9 to the* company as a whole.—Struits Times, October :tl. Xcal is a merit when tempered with discretion, and we welcome very cordially any signs of zeal among the shareholders of a rubber company, because the common fault is to let gross mismanagement nnd even worse things passto the* company as a whole.—Struits Times, October :tl. - 1,189 words
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Article1238 1911-11-02 10 higher appreciation of quality.—Straits TiinuH, November 1. If there be any lock of firmness during the next few weeks, a great change w*ill be effected in the relations of capital and labour in the United Kingdom. Hitherto employers have been regarded as possessing a right to managohigher appreciation of quality.—Straits TiinuH, November 1. - 1,238 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement96 1911-11-02 8 Ihr Vo«l freo |»ricit th*i Straits 7 <mr.' in >i y* tr i he pokt (ret price of ti e Straits huugit ik $l4 year. It m not neccasarv to »ul>*cnl>e (or a year. 1 hi- *ul>♦criptionn for ■horter periods are at the name proportionate rate at for a year.96 words
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Obituary27 1911-11-02 8 DEATH. SiikkiiY. On October 'is, at 11, I'ort Canning Load. SingajHire, K ithlccn,daughter of Mr. A. J. Slicedy and Mrs. Sliecdy, aged two years and 9 months.27 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article113 1911-11-02 10 i From Our Own Correspondent). Hongkong, October 25. The new Tartar-General of Canton, His Excellency Fung Shan, has been killed by a bomb and ten of his bodyguard either killed or wounded. lie had just landed and was proceeding to his Yamcu when a bomb was113 words
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Article352 1911-11-02 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, October 25. At the Federal Council meeting, which opened at 10.DO a.ui. to-day, there was a representative attendance of the chief oflicial members of the Council, and members of the general community. Lady Evelyn Young and several ladies were present during352 words
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Article292 1911-11-02 10 I From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, October 25. Detective-Inspector Charles Henry Wyatt has instituted proceedings against William Proudlock, claiming $1,000 damages for maliciously causing to be published, in M.A.P., a statement to the effect that Proudlock was in a position to prove that two witnesses292 words
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Article71 1911-11-02 10 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, October do Exceptional floods have occurred at Kuala Lumpur. Many districts arc under water and motoring and pedestrian ism in certain place* is extremely difficult. Hundreds of bouse* aro flooded, the river having risen to a er..',, height. at The Episcopalian71 words
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Article73 1911-11-02 10 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, October DO. Four houses are to be built at Kuala hum pur for use by the Sultans of Perak, Selangor. Pahang and the Yam Tuan of tho Nearj Setnbilan. The houso to be assigned to tho Sultan of Selangor is estimated to73 words
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Article52 1911-11-02 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 2b. The wedding took place to-day at St. Mark’s Church, Butterworth, of Dr. John Sutton Webster, medical officer, General Hospital. Penang, to Miss Maty Ashworth Waliusley, only daughter of the late Mr. James Wahusley, of Oldham, F.ugland. The Kev. J. L.52 words
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Article104 1911-11-02 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 2b. After a slump, the Hangoou rice market during the last few days has seen a rise. Yesterday, 7,500 lbs. fetched Ks. GOO at Hangoon, an increase of Us. 25 in less than a week. The price of Uaugoon rice104 words
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Article86 1911-11-02 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 27. Prince and Princess Chakrabongse, of Siam, arrived by the German mail ami were wel coined by Mr. Xeubronncr, Siamese Consul, and Phya Kasada, High Commissioner of Puket. The party procee *ed toChakrabougst House, where the Kesideut-Councillor called ou the Prince,86 words
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Article103 1911-11-02 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 27. Mr. F. Knocker, formerly of the F.M.S. Government service, will arrive at Penang shortly on a visit connected with tbo business of the Scientific Development and Cultural Association, Ltd., which w a combination of scientists skilled in all branches of103 words
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Article145 1911-11-02 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan}*, October 2$. The Straits Echo reports that tlio Canton Chamber of Commerce has wired to f lai *y e Yin, of Penan}*, that a great public meeting has been held at Canton, with the to countenance and participation of the otncia s, under145 words
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1161 1911-11-02 11 We make the following extracts from the Shipping Gazette of October 6 Tlu extinction of navigation lights in tin* Mediterranean and Red Sea by Italy and Turkey obviously may lead, says the Gazette in a leading article, to loss ami damage to1,161 words
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525 1911-11-02 11 Hchind the brief announcement in Septcmlier of tho capture and subsequent execution of Arshad-ed-Dowleh, the ex-Shah of Persia's General, whose expedition against Teheran failed, lies a dramatic story, which is now revealed by The Times’ corres|)ondcnt, who arrived at Imam525 words
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602 1911-11-02 11 As a result of the fact that the Nippon Yusen Kaisha have started a service between Calcutta and Japan, calling at Hnngoon and Singapore, tho british India and Asiatic Navigation Companies at Calcutta have issued a circular to their602 words
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251 1911-11-02 11 Introduced to the Koyul Horticultural Society on Tuesday at Vincent square, Westminster, as a “master of his subject Mr. Hermann Semi gave expert advice on 'salads and salad making." All salad plants must b« thoroughly washed but not soaked.251 words
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362 1911-11-02 11 Houtcrs correspondent at The liAgua states that the Minister for Foreign Affairs has issued an Grange ls*ok containing diplomatic correspondence with Portugal on the subject of the Island of Timor. From this it apjiears that after the in viision in362 words
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Article464 1911-11-02 11 In view of his impending departure from the Colony, Sapper <i. M ileolm, of thu Ifoyul Kiiginccrs, came over from Puluii loam on October HI. presumably to celebrate the occasion. It ap|N>ars to have! Ix-en a somewhat exciting time and the full tale of his sins was464 words
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Article5254 1911-11-02 12 (Long and s|H!cially important messages will be found under separate headings. All the other Reuter telegrams received during the past woek are given below. 1 Wednesday, October 25. The brutal murder ami mutilation of the Greek5,254 words
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Article1474 1911-11-02 13 Berlin, October 25. The suggestion of a conference on Tripoli has been declined by tho Triple Alliance. For the present there will be no intervention, but later on the Bowers intend making a joint approach to Turkey for the conclusion of peace. Bulgaria has again given the Bowers1,474 words
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371 1911-11-02 14 Reporting on the teak and timber trade of Si am din-ini' 1910, Mr. Hoi'*', Acting ViceConsul at thiengmni, says that tlio otlicial returns show a total of 109,209 logs, as against 99,075 for tlio preceding year. He proceeds “The floating season371 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article292 1911-11-02 14 October 28 Ger. str., Wolff, Swatow, Behn Meyer Kurama, Jap. oru., Ishu, Colombo Tone, Jap. era., Yamngachi, Co'otnbo W. Ish Prince, Brit, str., Sbepperd, Hongkong. Boustead 21 Lightning. Brit, str., Smith, Calcutta, Paterson Simons Asdang Siam, str., Christiansen, Bangkok, Ea-t Asiatic Coy. Rumphius, Dut. str., Donck, Deli, Ships Agency,292 words
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Article241 1911-11-02 14 October 26 Rhesus, Bri*. str., Antwerp via ports Likhtnug, Brit, str., Hongkong ramba, But. str., N#g<patarn via ports B*nga!a. Brit, str., C ticutta via ports 27 Upida, Brit, str., S urabaya .Mind' roo, B'it. str., Fremantle via ports Rumphiu-i, Dut. str., Sourabaya Vadala, B; if. str Madras and Cdcutta241 words
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Article246 1911-11-02 14 SUfGAPOlK, NoVKMBKR 1. 1911 EXCHANGE. Or Lordor —Bank 4 m/s 2/4^ Demand 2/4^ Private 6 m/s 2/4)7 do 8 m/i 2/4 Or GaaaAMt—Bank d/ i 288) Private 8 m/« 242) On Franc h —Bank d/d 294 Private 8 m/i m 2(8) On India—Bank T. T. M 174246 words
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Article1106 1911-11-02 14 SlNQAPORR, XoVKMBBB 1, 1911. MINING. Issue r!? Buyers, Sellers 10 10 Belst Tin 4X0 4,16 10 10 Bruang 8 CO 4 00 10 10 Kanaboi 160 1 70 £1 41 Kiuta Tin 17.23 19 00 £1 41 Labat Mines 12 CO 12.75 10 10 Malacca Tin 21,106 words
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Page 15 Advertisements
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Advertisement201 1911-11-02 15 *-y i'i r'A „s< %S& 'i*oiw' <5*'* i% 2' £fS < SOLI IOINTS FOR HORNMV’S ERSKINE. LD gas engine and suction gas plant. (SUITABLE FOR ANTHRACITE, COKE, CHARCOAL AND OTHER FUELS). AJB >]k:4p< 'v» yJ* NOW IN U8E ON NUMER0U8 E8TATE8 BIG 8UCCE88. •*rvTvJ AGENTS FOE HORNSEY'S tA'.'u?!. 4. ■sr*201 words
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Advertisement425 1911-11-02 15 Tkt only 4 ledlelne of the kind awarded a certificate a! the Calcutta Exhibition, 1863*4, open to §B Registered. HHHPI Dr. LALOR’S trad PHOSPHODYHE HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PHOSPHORIC MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. For forty Years hat maintained ha world-wide reputation aa the Best and only safe reliable425 words
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Page 16 Advertisements
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Advertisement290 1911-11-02 16 Electrical, Mechanical, Marine Civil Engineers Shipbuilders, EBTATE TOOLS. BIORES ANO REQUISITES. Lartfe Stooke. Prompt Delivery. PBOPRIBTOBB OF THB .«PAT" TAPPING KNIFE. BERTRAM’S Rubber Machinery AWARDED Ist PRIZE AND GOLD MEDAL, SINGAPORE, 1910. Rubber Factories, Drying Sheds, Smoke Houses, Coolie Lines, etc., etc. Estimates and designs free. Tree Jacks, Oils, Paints,290 words
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Advertisement56 1911-11-02 16 Before purchasing or hiring a piano send for New Illustrated Catalogue of Moutrie t PIANOS. r 4. Over 1,300 of these High-class instruments are now in use from MANCHURIA TO THE STRAITS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. PRICES FROM $240 CASH or in Terms to Suit You. HIRE FROM $lO PER MONTH. S.56 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1357 1911-11-02 1 We quote below the beet available London liet from the reporte brought by the last mail, and add local quotation., iron, the lint prepared by Moeere. Kraeer and Co. (Singapore on the corresponding date for1,357 words
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Article136 1911-11-02 2 London and Sinqaporm Kuubkh Pricks 1 Ginkral— The Rubber Industry .‘I Amsterdam ltubber Market 3 Jendarata Rubber Co. 3 Rubber Factory (lotted .‘1 Rubber Items 4 Now System of Tupping 4 Brazilian Rubber 5 Singapore Rubber Auction 5 Malacca Rubber Auction (’> World’s Rubber Supply 10 Tklkokams— London Rubber136 words
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201 1911-11-02 2 (Kkom Our Own Corkksi’ONDKNT.) London, October 81. The auctions draped considerably to-day and prices wcro lower. Four hundred and fifty tons of Plantation rublx r was on oiler (007 tons Malayan) against 420 tons (Ilia tons Malayan)201 words
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2540 1911-11-02 2 III ce>nse*epiencc of a reeiuisition put forward by a number of shareholders, a meeting of the Inelragiri (Sumatra) Kubbcr and Guttapercha Co., Ltel., was held iu the registered officer, Commercial Cnion Buildings, ou Octolier 2H. Mr. (1. F. M.2,540 words
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411 1911-11-02 3 We take the following from the L. and C. L x press of October (i The market for Para, after being dull and usu r, has tirnud somewhat and closes idv. business lias been moderate. Hard I411 words
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Article234 1911-11-02 3 lit* fifth annual report of the SungkaiFiniinor Instates, Ltd., states that the total i;ii»l>tr collected for the year to June 80 n loniitcd to 84,781 lbs. After deducting hi il l l, insurance, landing and all sale > lu' s. the average net price realised fur t: lubber234 words
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Article106 1911-11-02 3 b. I’. Joosten, writing from Amsterdam r <late September JO, says: The result of \nisterdaiu rubber inscription of the 2'Jtli bus been very sal.isfaetory. Out of the ln kilogrammes only 2.U4U kilogrammes oned unsold, while the > est fetched round valuation, though the London and markets have106 words
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1080 1911-11-02 3 I In followino circular letter has been addressed by the vicechairman on In half of the board to the shareholders in tin .lenda rata Lubber Company, Ltd.: After Messrs. Westcnhol/ and (ieddo’s visit to the estate last spring the lioard1,080 words
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718 1911-11-02 3 The first report of the Hadck Lubl>cr Kstate, Limited, for fcho 1.7 months to .lime :t0 states that on tin* board's instructions a circular was issued to the shareholders on April 20, HH 1, informing them that discrepancies had come718 words
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593 1911-11-02 3 Thu Singapore Fire brigade had another call to action on the night of < tob* r 27 but their endeavours did not meet xvitli the same success as at the outbrevU of the previous night, m593 words
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Article335 1911-11-02 3 The tilth annual icpovt ol tic Tr sn- lbyo iSilangon Lubber < unpaiiy. I inrtid. dates that after (bringing loi w, ird L'l.ool irom i.ist year the prolit and loss account for the year to -I line 80 show s a credit balance of A'l 7,080 di335 words
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961 1911-11-02 4 The directors of the Kota Tinggi (.loliore) Rubber Company, in submitting the balancesheet as at March .*51, Hill, report that the total area of the.estate is 1.117 acres and the acreage planted at March 5*1. mil, as961 words
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729 1911-11-02 4 Tin* affairs of tin* I niteiI Singapore HubImt Estates. Ltd., won? discussed at tin HC‘Cond annual general m«*€ > tiiiof shareholders bold in tilt* register■. d otlicc oil October 27. Or. S. C. Yin presided over a small attendant*!*. Uomnionting729 words
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Article655 1911-11-02 4 The Kuala Lumpur Rubber Co. pay a final dividend of 27 J per cent, free of income tax. We note that the Continental Tyro and Rubber Company, of 17. Collyer (Juay, advise another reduction in the price of their tyres. The revised list is dated November I. Arrangements655 words
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968 1911-11-02 4 NEW SYSTEM OF TAPPING Interesting Letter From A Ce ylon Planter. Mr. J. Sheridan Patterson, writing t„ .j Times of Ceylou from Warwick Kxt lltl Ambit vvella, under date OctolMr Ih. Says A little over twelve months ago v »j’i published a letter from me describing a n. system of968 words
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1021 1911-11-02 5 Tlit* ordinary general mooting of the* St ranItubbcr Company, Limitisl, was In Id on September 2.1, at tli«* London Chamber of Commerce, Oxford Court. Cannon Street, K.C., Mr. K. I’. Arbuthiiot (Chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman1,021 words
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279 1911-11-02 5 (From Our Own c’oi.kkspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur. October *lO. ihe I‘lanterns Association ot Malaya met iu the Ipoh Club, yesterday. Mr. Skinner presiding. Mr. Maude of I’erak suggested that a deputation should wait upon the I ***** Consul m Singuiam* regarding Javanese279 words
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332 1911-11-02 5 .Mr. David llairis, chairman, presided at the fourth annual gem ml meeting of the Uukit Lintang Kubber Ksiates, Limited, held in lOdiiiburgh, on OctolnT 5, Mil, at which the repoit and accounts, already published in our columns, were presented and passed. The332 words
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550 1911-11-02 5 The following extracts arc taken from an article in Kiuancial America of September 19 Cable advices from Kio dc Janeiro say that the llra/.iliau < iovcriiinent is planning' to stop rubber exports from the A civ district next year by placing550 words
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Article366 1911-11-02 5 'l*l ic> first annual report of tin* < hembong Malay l{libber (‘oinpaliy. Limili d, stales that the estate was acquired from the (’ll* nbong IV'las Itubls r Company, Limit'd ia coin pany incorporated in the Kcd* i ated .Malay States), and was taken over by this company366 words
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Article719 1911-11-02 5 The ordinary general meeting of the* \ie toi ia i Malaya) l!ul>lN*r Kst.de-,, Limiteel, was Ill'Ll on SeptemlieT 2 at ('aiinoii stre et Hote l. Mr. S. H. Ik IlliunK pre -deling. The Chairiiiaii, after going threiiigh719 words
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Article106 1911-11-02 5 At the eighth auction in connection with the Singapore iiamls rot ommerce Kublsr Association, held hi the Kxehailge lloom on ()< t. HI. there was a good att' nduiiee of buyers. Lour members put up tor sale 121 eases of plantation rubber, and of tins quantity 115106 words
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Article3375 1911-11-02 6 An extraordinary general meeting of the Ktibl>cr Share Trust and l*'iimnee Company, Limited, was held on October 51. at the Can non Street Hotel, E.C., to consider the following resolution, with certain consequential resolutions; Tbit the capital3,375 words
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Article272 1911-11-02 6 The first annual report of the Eastern Sumatra Uubber Estates, Limited, for the period to June JO, states that the total area of the company's property as surveyed is 11,109 acres and has been divided into approximately three equal estates which have been named Tamporas, Kwala272 words
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Article55 1911-11-02 6 The following prices were realized <>n tin sale of rubber at the Malacca auction mart on Saturday. All the lot, were disposed of. I hen was quite a large number of buyers m attendance. Sheet from S2JO to S2HJ per picul. Park crepe M 77 per picul.55 words
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Article2010 1911-11-02 7 The adjouraed ordinary general meeting of tho Seletar Rubber Estates, Limited, was hold on September 28, at Pinners' Hall, Lon don, E.O., Mr. George Mount Dundas Mouat (chairman of tlie company) presiding. The Chairman said: The company was2,010 words
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1265 1911-11-02 7 The statutory inooliug of members of the Rotterdam-Deli Hevou, Limited, was held on September 22, at Cannon Street Hotel. E. Mr. C. d eeding Skinner, .1. I*., (the Chair mam, presiding. The Chairman The circular accompanying the notice convening this1,265 words
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367 1911-11-02 7 Tho directors of tin; Hakap Rubber Plantations, Limited, in their second animal rc|>ort to Juno 5(0 last, state that tho crop exceeded the estimate of IS,OO > lb., the quantity produced amounting to 21,85(0 lb., w hich realised an average367 words
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6542 1911-11-02 8 Jimah Judgment. BRAY’S EVIDENCE DISCREDITED BY COURT. Report Made To Order.” The judgment of Mr. Justice Scrrombo Smith in the case of the Jimah Kubbcr Estate, Ltd., and Max Ji. Hilckes against Loh Chuk Poh, Loh Ming Yuk ami Loh Kong Yew, evidence in which was heard at Knala Lumpur6,542 words
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1007 1911-11-02 9 A meeting of shareholders in the Taking Biibber Estates, Limited (in liipiidationi, was held at tbe ofliee of Messrs. Lowe, Bingham, and Matthews, II Yuen Ming Yuen Bead, Shanghai. The meeting was called with reference to the disjiosal of the1,007 words
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1196 1911-11-02 10 The first annual general meeting of the Bute Plantations, Ltd., was held at Shanghai on October 6. The directors present were Messrs. A. W. Rurkill (chairman). presiding. G. II. Potts, Thomson, and 11. K. Chu Pao-fay. The attendance of1,196 words
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346 1911-11-02 10 WORLD’ S RUBBER SUPPLY. Great Quantity Held by Brazilian Syndicate. The Rura rubber year is generally taken from .Inly 1 to July 5M), the Plantation year from January 1 to December 81. From Messrs. Figgis and Co.’s reports to hand by last mail we compile the following summary showing the346 words
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791 1911-11-02 10 An extraordinary general mooting of tho Petoong Java Hubber Estates, Limited, was held on October 4, at Winchester House'. Old Broad street, E.C., for the purpose of considering a resolution for the removal of Messrs. W. H.791 words
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Article25 1911-11-02 10 (Fkom Our Own Corrkspondekt.) Penang, October 26. Tho Perak Rubber Plantations Ltd., have declared an iuteriui dividend of 12 J per cent.25 words
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Advertisement303 1911-11-02 10 RUBBER ESTATE VALUES. A COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY, With many Tablaa of Valuation Fonaoaata of Production, and Istimataa of Future Profit a. Reprinted from the Strait• Time*. THIRO EDITION. rbiB valuable series of articles, republished first in September, 1910, ia a convenient pocket form has been bo popular that the second edition303 words
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