The Straits Budget, 3 October 1912
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1912-10-03 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE ‘STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXVI NO. 2851 Singapore, Thursday, October 3, 1912. (STABIISMIO OWI NAIF A CINTUNV. Price 25 cents28 words
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Article308 1912-10-03 1 LEADBIISMihllc.il Ai«i Society 10 liiu;iU Rubber Estate 10 Cbiu* Loaun ...10 11 t.'liohra Contacts 11 l»ic Covenantors Day 11 v\,;r mti e Near East 12 1,, a xm> Gknkhal L,»ul ami PersouaJ 1-2 I'Mtr 3 |>. Alii of Local Pilot 3 (i, i,tim Education of Eastern WulIH308 words
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Article4621 1912-10-03 1 •'‘'■‘•alii rollrrH with harrows fittuclu**l l' 11 il*u <1 troiu Kutojio to deal w ith ««t surfaces which will in tl»<‘ future receive ii thorough macaDru' 1 Ul -'< largo ti t>l metal in stead of the •Vujiii,,, ,’m tlaaJ of spreading ijuautitii aof V< :U;r crushing4,621 words
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726 1912-10-03 3 Kiutiu’s Tblmuram London, September 2H nn l ister day, Sir Hdward Carson issued a message saying that the great outburst of •otliHsiaMin throughout the Umpire has lM .j,ly affectedKiutiu’s Tblmuram - 726 words
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375 1912-10-03 3 Mr. U. L. Talma, second magistrate, was engaged on ’Tuesday iu hearing a charge brought against a medical student, Gurubathem Thason Edwards for causing death by a radi act, to wit administering au overdose of tincture of opium to a375 words
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390 1912-10-03 3 We regret toaunouuoe the sudden death of Captain James Williamson, of the Pilot Association, at the General Hospital, early on Monday. The deceased, who returned from Home leave iu the early part oi this year, had been in somewhat indifferent health390 words
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424 1912-10-03 3 Mr. James Wiekett presided over an ex traordinary general meeting of Gopeng, Limited, held at Redruth, oil September 3. A resolution recommending amalgamation with New Gopeng; that Mr. Tom Wiekett, of Redruth, lx* apjxunted liquidator to wind up the424 words
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232 1912-10-03 3 A conference on the subject of the Christian education of women iu the Last was opened on September 4, iu the hall of Magdalen College, Oxford. Miss Richardson, of West field College, London, presided. She said the conference was the culmination of an effort to232 words
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Article172 1912-10-03 3 A very quiet and pretty Wedding was solemnised at the Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. W. Runciman, on September 24, between Ruby Alice, daughter of Wil liaiu P. and Mrs. Lo Page, of Elsti rnwick, Victoria, Australia, and Captain Walter, son of the late Captain Peter172 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article178 1912-10-03 3 (I'kom One Own Cori:ksponii*vt.i I‘enano, September ‘25. At an inquest on a Teh mi woman who died from burns, tin* result of having a lamp thrown at her by a Tamil man with whom sho had a quarrel over (ity emits. tlm jury found tlm evidence was insufficient178 words
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Article44 1912-10-03 3 (Fhosi Oor Own Courksimnoknr.) Kuala Lumpur, September 2ft. The Malay Mail is informed olfn-ially that the F M S. Government has decided to prohihit gambling in the F..M.S. from January I next. The decision will Is* widely notified.44 words
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Article78 1912-10-03 3 iFrom Our Own I'okiikhrondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, September ‘27. Tlm new wing of St. Paul's Institution, Seremban, was npenod yesterday afternoon, by Mr. A. H. Lemon, tlm Itcsidcnt. The building, which comprises a sot of classrooms to accommodate alsait throe hundred scholars, cost f’i’WMiO, of winch to.(KM) has78 words
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Article25 1912-10-03 3 <Fkom Ouu Own Couickhi’onijbn r.) Kiml/i Knmpur. September 27. In tlii' final tor the: Selangor Tcnnui Championship, Dennett beat Swan, 6—l, 6—4.25 words
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Article166 1912-10-03 3 tKttoM Ouu Own Cokkkmi'omiknt.) Kuala Lumpur, September 2H. Tim M. S. K. V. Club meeting opened thin tnoruing, the conditions being exci I lent for the 200 yards range, but a variable bronze sprang up later, which mailn shooting difficult at r»(M) yards and166 words
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Article203 1912-10-03 3 (Kuom ()i:u Own Corhks»*omiknt.) Kuala Lumpur, September .’50. The gymkhana organised by the Selangor Polo Club was held in lino weather on the racecourse at Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday afternoon. Among the large number of spectators present wa re the Chief Secretary, Mr. K. L. Brockman, and203 words
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Article13 1912-10-03 4 (The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.)13 words
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Article1008 1912-10-03 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—In your paper of September 23, your correspondent I*. B. II.” relates a purely imaginary incident which reflects upon tho workers of tins Medical Mission, and which never ocounrd. Also, there was no medical aid for women who object to1,008 words
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Article162 1912-10-03 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—In your leader of to-night’s issue (the 25th) your wisely refer to savings on Public Works aud the item 1 wish to draw’ attention to is that which reads New District Court estimate 841,806, spent nil.” The state of affairs162 words
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Article163 1912-10-03 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Having read several letters in your pajH-r with interest re tho above Club, I should like to learn if uuyoue can tell me, especially the members, if the organiser or committee of this new club has got any authority from163 words
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Article196 1912-10-03 4 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —The point having arisen at the conclusion of a tennis tournament recently, will some of your sporting readers kindly answer the following question and quote any authority or precedent supporting their views: A having beaten B in the semi196 words
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Article187 1912-10-03 4 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, -In reply to letter of enquiry addressed to you by Competitor, Pahang,” which was publish* d in your issue of yesterday, as a successful competitor in tho above, am pleases! to bo able to state that 1 received a reply187 words
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Article122 1912-10-03 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, <’aunot the Dog Killing Ordinance be carried out with decency and mercy? This morning a lvliug walked into tho compound of Hurtles Hotel, at about 7.30, wounded a dog aud allowed it to howl for two minutes, to the horror122 words
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Article63 1912-10-03 4 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—My attention has been called to a slight error in my report on the Titi property. I described a part of the land as being formerly “The Jclcbu Mining Co.’’ This should have been, The Jelebu Mining and Trading Co.,63 words
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Article213 1912-10-03 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Yesterday afternoon, 28th iust., about 3.15 p.ui., I was witness of the t uuning over by a motor-car of a small fox terrier, with black markings on head, a collar and badge round its neck, in Orchard lioad. about 50 yards213 words
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Article271 1912-10-03 4 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I must apologiso for not having written earlier to thank you for publishing my let ter and for the support you nave in tho matter of collecting subscriptions to the Mercury.’ Mr. Fry should feel much indebted to those271 words
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Article124 1912-10-03 4 The first polo match in the quarterly tournament for four handsome silver cups presented by the late Mr. Warren I). Raines was playedjou the Racecourse ground, on Monday evening, when a very evenly contested game between Tho Huffs and the Garrison resulted in the latter team124 words
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278 1912-10-03 4 On enquiry on September 21, say* the Hongkong Telegraph, regarding the Dacre Castle, tho agents, Messrs. Dodwell and Company, say that the ship lias broken m two on a reef, and they understand that some of the cargo is being278 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement558 1912-10-03 4 property sales. Estate of the Late Low KimP 0D Sold. 8 The following properties belon»in„ estate of Low Kim p ou u. ..,1 S 10 t,J disposed of by auction "by Keng Lee and Co. at their sHr chi D( Monday.. There was'a lar^atu^ rooui No8. 109 and 110 Arab558 words
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509 1912-10-03 5 islad by Mr. W. I*. W. Ker, houo m i of tin* Children's Aid Society, (Micky to the following first list of -iuiis, which are gratefully acknow i>y the committee: |i lIS Ml!'. Fowl.lK. I -ii Aithui509 words
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601 1912-10-03 5 1 he entries for the forthcoming race meet ing closed at noon on Saturday. Vltogcthcr, the money received iu the form of entrance fees exceeds that at the spriug meeting by 910 and the latter meeting was a rt cord601 words
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178 1912-10-03 5 The handicaps for the first day's laces were posted Monday, in the Singapore Club. They are us follow 1. Tiik Pavilion StarkLewari... 10. 5 Cor/.il 10. 5 Satis 9. 6 Tom Lees 9. 5 Preopal 9. 2 Bostra 9. I Bowhill h. 7178 words
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318 1912-10-03 5 Tlio next meeting of the Legislative Council will be held on Friday, when the principal buHineHH will be the introduction of the Supply Bill by which provision is to bo made for the financial needs of the public service for318 words
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702 1912-10-03 5 I I lir lirst il' rn r nisi to be pronoumu d in tin' i'oiii ts ot tin* Stints Si ttli'ii ii'S iiii'iri tin* mow Divorce Ordinance was given on Scptemlior 2 1 by Mr. •Iiistici* Sproule in702 words
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Article222 1912-10-03 5 I In experiments with motor ships, in which I>• nmurk lias taken tin* lead, an* apparently entirely successful. Denmark Abroad, a monthly liunish review, dealing with the voyage of the Selandia, which called in Sin{»a{K)ie, recently, and whose sistcrship the .1 nitlanda is at pn sent222 words
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3738 1912-10-03 6 The ordinary meeting of the .Municipal Commissioners of Singapore wuh held in tl o Hoard room on Friday,oommeucing at.’FHO p.m. Mr. F. .1. Ilallilax presided, the others present being Messrs. 11. h. Loohhui, NN.l'ca cock, Chea Kent* Chino,3,738 words
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Article555 1912-10-03 7 t weather did not appreciably at t .i„. attendance at a mimical performance t l Presbyterian Church, ou Friday night, was practically full. There two introductory items, a baritone solo \j,. A New Commandment Vemden. and the chorus555 words
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238 1912-10-03 7 Messrs. I' laser and Co. report under date N pteinber *2s: I lien- has been evidence of rather more ’dvity in our market since last advices. ‘D'l although sterling rubbers were easier in middle of the week, they have since re238 words
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1132 1912-10-03 7 'flic prize; giving of St. Andrew’s School was hekl in the- Memorial Hall, commencing at 10.45 a.iu.ou Friday. The body of the hall was filled with tho students of the institution i while a goodly array of prizes reposed on a table1,132 words
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Article244 1912-10-03 7 Although Singapore hasrecontly been well provided with the latest musical comedies and light operas a wish has b* > en freely expressed for a revival of some of the old favourites. With a hope of partly meetiny the demand the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Committee, by special arrangement244 words
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Article193 1912-10-03 7 The Chairman of the Penan" Chamber of Commerce made these remarks at the recent annual imxitin" of the Chamber:—Our im poi timity with regard to wireless telegraphy lias at last brought something tangible out of (rovernmont. We are promised that consideration will be to a vote for193 words
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Article160 1912-10-03 7 The Sind Gazette's Ihindcr Abbas eorres pendent writes: liritish trade has been entirely held np,by brigands for the last six months and a caravan of hundred camels with threat ipiantities of mereliaiidise is now waiting vainly for a tolerably safe chance to take the road. No160 words
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852 1912-10-03 7 Tim eighteenth anuual meeting of the la* ih Australian Gold Mining Company Limited was held on August 2'), in the registered ofti ecs, Muocd street, Brisbane. Mr. Me Burgh I'erase (chairman) occupied the chair, and in moving the852 words
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1035 1912-10-03 8 We liavi received the report of Mr Chovallicr, the acting British liosi.h nt. Brunei, f<>i the year lid i, and it is in*i resting to learn therefrom th't !oi tin second ve.u in succession tins young State had pafdits1,035 words
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801 1912-10-03 8 On tlu. (iangsiran Estate. ucar Batoe, in lava, a wry successful experiment has been maiie by Mr. Loebell, with the cultivation of sugar beet root. From European seed, two big loots were obtained after three and a halt mouths of801 words
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584 1912-10-03 8 When u.< ci\ ii action. Hartmann v. Hilckes and others. vs is resumed in the Supreme Court, bt fore Mr. Justice Sproule, on September 2'», the pliiiutitT entered the witness-box and gave evidt uce in support of his claim tor $2,400 in584 words
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41 1912-10-03 8 (From Ock Owx Corkmspondbnt.) Hongkong, September 60. The compradore of tho Hongkong and Shanghai Corporation heie has absconded with half-a million dollars. Tho bank's loss is comparatively small, the amount being well secured.41 words
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Article173 1912-10-03 8 In the current issue of the Government Gazette appears an amendment made by the Governor in Council, under section 4 of the I‘ensions Ordinance, Ihm7. Regulation lis amended by the insertion of the following new sub clause Every oflicer entitled to a pension under these' regulations, who173 words
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459 1912-10-03 8 In spite of the denials, < elusive as they appear to be, „i i** 11 that negotiations are iu ‘I 11 1 f amalgamation of the Uoy ;i r.M, l Jacket Company and the )\nir459 words
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334 1912-10-03 8 Another death sentence was pronounced on Thursday by the Chief .Justice, Sir illiar.. Hyndman .Jones, at the Assizes, the condemned man being Ong Sob, who waconvicted of murdering a Chinese woman in a brothel in Trengganu Street and afterward 4 attempting to334 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
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Article267 1912-10-03 9 Tournament. of |'lay ou Thursday wore A. SINGLKS. jl! sor. beat Moding owe 15,6—1. I j,l boat Lyallscr., 7 -9.6 —6, 6-6. C. Singlks. 11, rnst< d ow< 2 boat Challeu roc. 2, 6-0. -1. WCOMKPS Handicap. owe 15.5 beat Garnett ser., 4—6, 6 —.4. iivmpiosship P.uus -Final267 words
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Article573 1912-10-03 9 Mills nmi Alex. Clarke Trophies. y >H oving is the result to date of the com- ti'.i'in for the Mills Trophy, shot for under •lie auspices of the Ladies' Hitle Associations, S. and Straits Settlem mts K’nt.i. Mrs. Lawrence 189, Mrs. Arm•tn»ng I si), Malacca. Mis Shaw 161,573 words
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Article168 1912-10-03 9 Telegraph and Etceteras v. Rest. This match, played on Saturday on the Esplanade, resulted in an easy win for the Telegraphs and Etceteras. Scores:— Tub Hkst.—II. B. Pagden c and b Oliver 2, H. W. Noon c Chamberlain b Bel lairs 0, E. L. Talma e Itoach b Oliver168 words
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Article212 1912-10-03 9 Racecourse Competitions. Thctiual tie iu the Captain’s Cup competition, between Mr. H. L. L. Braddcll and Dr. I*. Fowlie, was played over 18 holes at the Racecourse links ou Sunday. Tho contest resulted in a win for Mr. Hraddcll by 5 up and 4 to play. The match between212 words
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Article840 1912-10-03 9 Scottish League. While there was nothing sensational in the results of the First League matches on Saturday, August 31, there were some fi at tires of special interest. The surprising display of goal getting by the Heart of Mid Lothian against Queen's Park, the previous week, focussed attention on840 words
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Article180 1912-10-03 9 I' recjuently charges of cowardice have hoon levelled against the lascars who man so many of our Last bound passengei vessels, but that they can act bravely und< r st.n ss of circumstances is proved, says tin Lvcuing Standard, by an incident related by Captain Hamilton,180 words
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396 1912-10-03 9 Ilu intense typhoon experience *1 loe.i 1 1 y and iili aI o 11 the coast, says the Shanghai I Hues of l,< hi.mj' and Fukien, caused extensive damage eveiywiuir. heiii(* some hat ot a toole serious character than that396 words
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Article220 1912-10-03 9 Tho rivers and fresh water lagoons at some distance from the Mexican coasts literally swarm with turtles of tlio Nanemys. They aro found oven at an altitude of about three thoUHand foot abovo sea lovol. Thoy attain a considerable size, some of thorn machine a weight220 words
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Article281 1912-10-03 9 Where is Harman Crain os Harman, alias Mufsly, was to have surrendered to his bail before Mr. 11. W, I- irmstone.on Thursday, on achargeof ernbe/ /line the sum of TITO from the New Guinea Trading Coiufiany. Polio Constable Perrin, who luid Colne down trom Port Moresby to take ll iri281 words
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Article23 1912-10-03 10 Ni?nn.—On October 1, at the Maternity lioHpital, Siuga{>ore, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Nunn (of Medan), a daughter. Deli papers please •opy.23 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1059 1912-10-03 10 wholly iiDHeltiHh intent. —Straits Times September 26. A good many letters have reached us about the question we raised some days ago in a comment on Mrs. Amery’s lecture. We are rather sorry that a majority of our corres pondents appear to have missed the point ofwholly iiDHeltiHh intent.—Straits Times September 26. - 1,059 words
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Article1090 1912-10-03 10 wuh warranted.-—Straits Times. Septni.U. 27. Wo are rather sorry to see a revival of friction in connection with the Jimah Rubber Company. It passed through a period of acute anxiety, and we hoped that all concerned in it were animated, after the reconstruction of the Hoard, bywuh warranted.-—Straits Times. Septni.U. 27. - 1,090 words
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Article1125 1912-10-03 10 l Hlr difficulty.—Straits Times, September 2h. In certain press circles in London it I pears to be the approved policy |ust now I rave at Sir Edward Grey. At one motiitc: I his weekness is deplored, at another h» i> I fiercely denounced for going his ownl"Hlr difficulty.—Straits Times, September 2h. - 1,125 words
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Article1228 1912-10-03 11 of epidemic dmeaHe.— Straits Timow, Septem ber SO. m will question for a moment the pro--11 i H >acority of Or. Fowlie or the skill with hldi bas argued in favour of abandoning ■''ol.itiou of cholera contacts. He is eminent I,J IH P'ofession, and the fact gives additionalof epidemic dmeaHe.— Straits Timow, Septem ber SO. - 1,228 words
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Article1036 1912-10-03 11 Straits Tiiium, (K-toU r 1 Sir Kdward Carson and his henchmen have returned to England. They have induced the men of Ulster to pledge them bclvcb to a particular liue of action plainly, to armed rebellion if a Home Rule Act receives the Royal assent and becomesStraits Tiiium, (K-toU r 1 - 1,036 words
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Article1341 1912-10-03 12 difficulty of ivertino war.—Straits Times Octobei ‘J. Some little time .i•*<* wo <liKciisx.nl tin situation in tlio Noar Kast anil attempted to describe lie influence* which we conceive to be a* ok. Th- greatest of these is King Fenlinati >f Bolyai i.i. who lias alldifficulty of ivertino war.—Straits Times Octobei ‘J. - 1,341 words
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Page 10 Advertisements
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Advertisement94 1912-10-03 10 Tie Tout fn»*» price of the Straits Timn i" W* a yeur The pout free price of the Straits Hwtfrt i» S*4 a year It it not necruarv to »uh*cnbe for a year. The »ul>* acriptiona for shorter period* are at the same proportionate rate at for a vear. Thr94 words
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Obituary34 1912-10-03 10 HEATHS. Wiai.uMsos.—Sudden y, at the General Hospital, Singapore, on September 30, t'npt. .Jamas Williamson, of the I'ilot Association. McLbllan.— At Bandjcrmassin, on Sunday, September 29, 1912, George (ialloway McLcllan of the s.s. Sarie Borneo.34 words
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Article220 1912-10-03 12 The Me Nab direction indicator is a dovice: tor which l nited Engineers, Ltd., are the nolo agents, llrictly, it reproduces on the bridge every identical movement of a ship’s engines, either ahead or astern, and it works in unison with the engine, fast or slow,220 words
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1809 1912-10-03 12 A civil suit arising out of a criminal prosecution that created considerable interest in Singapore la*t February was opened on Tuesday, in tlic Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice. Sir William liyudiuan Jones. The plaintiff was1,809 words
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1214 1912-10-03 13 11 Mily Telegraph’s Naval correspondent p',i7i:gtlie sail and steam eras of the Navy „f coaling stations which links East \V, 4 and North to South has been a great D ,,t strength to the British Empire. and committees1,214 words
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Article266 1912-10-03 13 The Secretary of a local club, which rigidly excludes auythiug that savours of politics, lias handed to us a letter received from Mr. George Wyndham, Chairman of the Ciiaiuberlain Birthday Shilling Fund, with a question whether we can do anything in the matter. It is but266 words
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Article87 1912-10-03 13 The mortality returns for Singapore, issued by the of births and Deaths, show that during the week ending Si {item her 21 thin were 2HI deaths, ratio per millo of population of 1 I 2d. Malarial ft vi r accounted ford I d< aths, phthisis 21, convulsions87 words
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924 1912-10-03 13 To agricultural labourers and domestic servants the call of Canada continues ever increasingly as the vast dominion is being opened up, and homesteads begin to figure on the hitherto uncultivated land. From tho members of the Canadian Cabinet924 words
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425 1912-10-03 13 A correspondent writes to tho Bangkok 1 imes :—A iiiiiiilmt of Bangkok H|>eculators in pa<kly have been hoist with their own Ih*tank Stimulated by the money made last year by speculation in the food of the jieoplo, they essayed the425 words
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317 1912-10-03 13 A topographical survey of tlm northern watershed of tlm Seliilir river having been completed and marks fixed on the banks of the Si mhakoug river leaded here by different people the I’cnsiangan or Palm to define the point when* it crosses317 words
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Article5665 1912-10-03 14 (Long and specially important messages will he found under separate headings. All the other Beuter telegrams received during the past week are given below. Wednesday, September 25. At a demonstration at Dromons Lord Willoughby Do Broke5,665 words
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Article1232 1912-10-03 15 t Be rlin, September Herr Be re 1 1 told, ad. In ssing the 11ungait an lelegatiolis. od that, with regard to tin I |.-ilkans all tin Powf rs had agr, f d upon u- maintenance of pe ace, and tin status quo. I io pre-ant situation, however,1,232 words
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207 1912-10-03 16 The appreciative, even enthusiastic, tenour of the press critiques relating to tho performances of Lady Frederick by the Perak amateurs in various centres up country give one good grounds for anticipating a real treat when the company comes to Singapore. Two207 words
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Article239 1912-10-03 16 Per P. and Devauha connecting at Colombo with Mooltan, Hailing October 4. Mr. I). M. Milne, Mrs. Phillips, Mr. P. Gilroy, Dr. and Mrs. Sheppard, Mr. W. 11. Williams, Mr. J. C. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Yearwood, Mr. and Mrs. Bowers and child, Mr. Bullmorc,239 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article236 1912-10-03 16 September 25 Aragonia, Ger. str., Kuigk, New York, Bebn Meyer 26 Achilles Brit, str., Flynn, Hongkong, W. Mansfield Hong Wan I, Brit, str., Mason, Penang. Ho Hong Nyanza, Brit, str., Rivets, Londoo. P, A O. Coy S. Van Koetio, Dut. str., I/berg, Tarakan, A. Petroleum 27 Vati Swoll, Dut.236 words
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Article255 1912-10-03 16 September 25 Montrose, Brit, str., Hod gong .Japan Preussen, Otr. str., Antwerp via ports P. Ludwig, Ger. str., Hamburg via ports Inverclyde, Brit, str., Boston N. Y. via P’ang Java, Dut. str., Batavia Laomedon, Brit. Rtr., L’don A’dam A'werp Hong Beo, Brit, str., Peu&Dg 26 Hiroshima Marn, Jap. str.,255 words
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Article262 1912-10-03 16 niMoAFoaa, U( iobbk 2 1912. ■XGHANQI. Um Linmvv —Bank 4 m/» M 2/4j Demand *l*h Private 6 m/s 2/4HI 8 m/a 2 41 o* <*•>■*»*—Bank d/d 288 Private 6 m/s 242 *<■ Faaaea—Bank d/d M 294 Private 8 m/s 291 ■m India— Bank T. T. 171 Private262 words
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Article925 1912-10-03 16 SwaaPOB October 2, 1911. ftiNING. IbBQO S Value BayerB. Sellers. 10 4 Ampai P ar 1 10 be(iTm 2.76 2.85 10 10 Brant 1(76 2.00 10 10 Konari 2.40 2.60 41 41 Kintlin 1.14.3 1.19.0 10 10 Kftcar 10 10 gfa. Association 12.00 13.50 10 5 Do925 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1328 1912-10-03 1 We qnoto below the lest available London list frcti: the reports brought by the last mail, and add local Quotations from the list proparod by Messrs. Fraser and Go. (Singapore oo the corresponding date fer1,328 words
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Article139 1912-10-03 2 London asd Sinoapork Rubber Pricks 1 General— Ceara Rubber in India 2 Cheap Power for Estates 8 Value of Rubber per Acre 8 Rubber Transaction 4 United Malaysian Rubber 4 Rubbe r Exports from Para 4 Chemistry of Rubber 4 September Rubber Returns 4 Rubber Auctions 4 Rubber Statistics139 words
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98 1912-10-03 2 (From Our Own Cokrkspondknt.) London, via Penang, September 2 I J. The following interim dividends are declared Federated Selangor 30 percent., Glcushiel 10 per cent., Malacca Plantations 25 per cent., Bikam 6 per cent., Serembau 10 per98 words
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189 1912-10-03 2 Fine Para Plantation. Spot Forward First Latex Sept. 25 4/7 40! 4/5} 20 4/7 46{ 45] 27 4/7 401 4/5] 28 1 7 \o} 4/5] 30 47J 10! 4/5] Oct. 1 47} 401 4/6 Messrs. Fraser and Chalmers write as follows189 words
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2332 1912-10-03 2 The ordinary general meeting of tho Selotar Hubber Instates, Limited, was held ou September 5, at Pinners’ Hall, Old Board Street, K.C., Mr. <i. M. Dundas Mouat (chairman of the company) presidium. The Chairman said Gentlemen, the directors’2,332 words
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536 1912-10-03 2 Judging by what your North Myson >r respondent wiote to you receutly. >.<>' i writer in the Madras Mail. Ceara itibUr i> not considered altogether satisfactory iu that part of India, on account of t ippi d tries ret ting during536 words
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1352 1912-10-03 3 general meeting of subscribers to the diiin-holders’ union of tho Nyassa Rubber company, Limited, wns held on August 27, lt offices of the ludo Malay aud Colonial M-ncy. Limited, 23, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall. S.W., to consider1,352 words
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739 1912-10-03 3 Considerable interest is being evinced in a new eas producin',' plant which has been placed on the Ceylon market. What the new plant does in the matter of the gas generation can almost l»e called a revolution in the739 words
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273 1912-10-03 3 An extraordinary general mooting of the shareholders of Kambgtun, Limited, was held at Redruth on September 5, Mr. .lames Wiekett presiding. The Chairman, in moving a resolution that the capital of the company he increased to £*loo,ooo by the* creation of273 words
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Article338 1912-10-03 3 'l'lie report of the l.ijee Kidoel Miihhcr and Produce Company, Limited, states that the coffee crop harvesteil on llajoe Kidoel (.•state from January I, Palo to March 31, PJl‘2, amounted to 0,6*23 piculs. 'l’lie P.flo crop was sold at .L'2 I Is. ‘2d. per picul,338 words
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586 1912-10-03 3 Mr. F. .1. de Latino has written tho attached letter to the Financier on the• question of valuing rubber jh r aero: 1 am always being told by my friends that such and such rubber companies <lo, or586 words
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327 1912-10-03 3 'l’lie report of the Port of Para states that the substructure works of the Port of Para were finished on April 30, P. 112, and the rcmaiuiuG works are well advanced. The company should he in possession of a327 words
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527 1912-10-03 4 Mr. C. K. J. Green, officiating third magistrate, was occupied on Tuesday in hearing the case in which a Chinese broker, named Then" Men" Hong, was charged with having on April 17 last dishonestly induced Kwok Keng Thong to deliver to him 2(X)527 words
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Article114 1912-10-03 4 Mr. Alfred Bonnin, Secretary of the United Malaysian Company, has addressed the following letter to The Financier:—Attention has from time to time been called to articles appearing in various periodicals and newspapers, and also to circulars addressed to shareholders, purporting to give information obtained from the United114 words
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Article195 1912-10-03 4 The British Acting-Consul at Para (Mr. J. Breiuner) reports in the Board of Trade Journal that the quantity of rubber exported from Para, Manaus, hpiitos, and ltacoatiara, via Para, during the six months ended •lune, IUII and 1912, and also during the crop year ended June,195 words
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437 1912-10-03 4 The rubber trade, s.ivs Kugiueeriug, has shown a great development in the last half century, and in this development the influence of the mechanical engineer has been much more pronounced than that of the chemist. As a rule those, both437 words
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441 1912-10-03 4 Presiding at the second annual meeting of the St. Antonio (Para) Rubber Estates, Mr. R. B. Fidler said the total loss made by the company was £‘8,258 and they had in hand about £lO,OOO. The promotion profit when the company441 words
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471 1912-10-03 4 At the recent annual meeting of the United Planters’ Association of Southern India, held in Mangalore, says the Madras Mail, during the interesting discussion that took place on the labour supply problem, a delegate stated that, among the inducements to471 words
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Article115 1912-10-03 4 Pa jam.— 15,750 lbs. Teluk Ausom—l,oo3 lbs. Ayer l’anas.—l2.oBo lbs. ltukit Lintang.—l6,loo lbs. l’antai.—3.Boo lbs. Permata.—l.7so lbs. Hadclla.— 6.000 lbs. Jiiuali.—Corrected for August, 1.H40 lbs. Cliangkat Salak.—7,loo lbs., to date nine months, 30,112 lbs. Ranteng (Selangor).—9,2o2 lbs., to date, live months, 38,372 lbs. Sungei 8uaya.—7,960 lbs., to115 words
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Article112 1912-10-03 4 Singapore. At the fifty fifth rubber auction held on Tuesday there were offered for sale 200 eases (pels. 182.09 or 24,059 lbs.) and sold 172 eases (pels. 158.89 or 21,185 lbs.) The prices realised were: Sheet Smoked $229 to $242 Unsiuoked 225 to 209 Crepe No. 1 200112 words
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482 1912-10-03 4 Mr. Walter Miller meeting of the Central Kstates, Limited, said that Uu^ r part of the twelve monthfunl^ 0 Wr present board was not resit n cr .J. oVlc the lmd been accomplished nnde’r the n!'„ VL gathered from wild Kicus482 words
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363 1912-10-03 4 Presiding at the meeting of the Peneiro Rubber Kstates, Limited, Sir. .lames fair bairn said that the shareholders had already been well informed by circulars, which hul been scut out, as to the times of stress through which the company had363 words
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Article12 1912-10-03 5 Thu Straits Times is not responsible for opinions of its correspondents.!12 words
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Article60 1912-10-03 5 I; ;t;i< 1 B. ask how tho Tapah Rubber woiksont ou tho Sennit scale. In i'llar Share Values, New Singapore and St. i|, i. ua are dealt with, and these two com have been united under tho name of lie Tapah Rubber Estates. There does not ipiM-ar to b»'60 words
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Article1811 1912-10-03 5 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. Referring to your article headed •.lirinth Rubber Estate” in your issue of yes tenlay, 1 think same calls for some tions,,ine four months ago 1 was approached jj V .Mr. Hilckes to join the .limah Hoard, he statiu*' that1,811 words
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272 1912-10-03 5 Wo take the following from The Financier:—The Kttlnische Xcitung has some remarks about the recently-published rubber statistics of the firm llccht, pointing out that some of tho figures are likely not to give a thoroughly accurate idea of tho present position. It is272 words
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335 1912-10-03 5 It is interesting to note that out of the forty rubber companies in which Shanghai is interested thirty-three are now producing; till the companies show gradual increases in rubber output, with the exception of the Amherst and Anglo-Dutch335 words
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671 1912-10-03 5 It will doubtless bo very interesting to consider bow the now view of tins future of the raw rubber market, which I have lately advanced elsewhere, ought to alTect share values and prospects, writes a correspondent, I h.\., of the671 words
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Article232 1912-10-03 5 The. secretaries of tin- Sendayan (F.M.S.i Lubber Company, Limited, have issued a circular to tin; shareholders announcing that tlu- resolution authorising the increase of tho company's capital from L'50,000 to L'75,000, by the creation of 25,000 ordinal y shares of L’l each, having been unanimoudy coiit'u tin232 words
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1924 1912-10-03 6 The annual gt neral meeting of Jimoh Lubber Estate, Ltd., was held iu The Exchange at noon on September 25. Mr. J. McCly* mont, chairman of directors, presided, aud the other shareholders present were Messrs. M. llilekes, F.1,924 words
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577 1912-10-03 6 The Loudon ami China Express contaius the following references to the rubber industry for the week ended September 6: The market for Plantation has been quiet, and prices are rather lower. First Latex Crepe spot closes Is. 9d. value (last year577 words
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Article65 1912-10-03 6 For the period from October 4 to 17, the duty on cultivated rubber on which export duty is leviable iu the F.M.S. on an ad valorem basis will be assessed on the following prices Sheet and IJiscuit #225 per picul Fine Crepe 230 Best Scrap in Crepe65 words
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596 1912-10-03 6 The planters of Sin<>un»r» i who have hitherto r dlstri ct. oiauon (or tiro protection an. •*>. their interests, resolved, at a htran( -'-of m the Exchange, on t, form an association for the L to was a fair attendance596 words
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Article139 1912-10-03 6 A planter in the above Islands lias to Tropical Life that cxperiuicn a^ icW of Ceara rubber trees out there u 5t0 6 supervision yielded 14 oil per t years old. This was obtained j course of a year, each tm five sixty times, or an average139 words
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