The Straits Budget, 10 October 1912
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1912-10-10 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXVI NO. 2852 Singapore, Thursday, October 10, 1912. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY. Price 25 cents28 words
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Article309 1912-10-10 1 LEA DISKS Failure in London 12 The (iaol Brand 12 Much Cush and More Deaths 12-18 Currency Questions 13 The Powerless Powers 13 Novels Had and Good 13-14 Local and Gknkral Local and Personal 1-2 The Halkan War 3-4 St. Mary’s Home 5 Fire in Singapore f»309 words
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Article4650 1912-10-10 1 The Sungie (lau Tin output for September was 170 piculs. The output of the Rahman Tin Co., Ltd., during September was 738 piculs. The output of the Rahman Hydraulic Tin, Limited, during September was 350 piculs. Mr. K. F. H. Edliu returned from England on the 1th,4,650 words
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Article4264 1912-10-10 3 Rbdtkr’s Tblboram. I*kh Ontahiatisciik Lloyd Tklkoram. Formal Declaration By Montenegro. the action of the powers FORESTALLED. lighting Begun on the Frontiers. London, October 2. It is stated at Vienna that Austria and Hussia will exercise strong pressure at Sofia with a view to Bulgarian demobilisation. A semi-officialRbdtkr’s Tblboram.; I*kh Ontahiatisciik Lloyd Tklkoram. - 4,264 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
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Article710 1912-10-10 4 Championship Final. Despite the general feeling that rain was imminent a large gathering of spectators assembled on the padang on the evening of the 2nd instant, to watch the final tie for the S. C. C. tennis championship, between C. F. J. Green and C. M. Howe. His710 words
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Article197 1912-10-10 4 S.C.C. v. S.R.C, The first elevens of tho S.C.C. and the S.H.C. met on the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon, the match the foraor Sc™, ull,n «“> a „i„ L. Talma b James 21, o i» I 1 11 n b James 8, Capt. Rooko W b Chamberlain 89, W.197 words
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Article325 1912-10-10 4 Keppel Golf Club. A foursome match, Keppel Golf Club versus Sepoy Lines Golf Club, which w u Played on the 6th, at Keppel Harbour, resulted in a w’in for the former, scores being:— Sepoy Links. Keppel. tH. R. L. Dyne n l Dr. R. A. Campbell n t R.325 words
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Article93 1912-10-10 4 Ladies' Rifle Club. The following scores were made on the r in the Mills Trophy (October) competitionMiss Huxley I.!, Mrs. Venning Thomas Mrs. Goldie Miss Kerr Mrs. Mauldon Mrs. Watkins 183 Tho spoon competition was won by Venning Thomas, scores being To Mrs. Venning Thomas 82 83 Miss93 words
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495 1912-10-10 5 t i.lly lino weather, a huge nttenil l tin* presence of 11Excelleucy l l A nior and Lady Evelyn Young, won u |iicli contributed to the unqualified ,j t.|n* gardi it party belli at Abbots 4< 11 v loaued for the495 words
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295 1912-10-10 5 A Malay named Yakub was chained i' Mi I-irmxtune,outlie Jrd, withrobbery. *>'•» with going armed in public with a i ttigerous weapon, to wit a life preserver w. iiit.. n itl. lead at the cud of it. The complain. mt. a295 words
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Article66 1912-10-10 5 broke out in tl.o small hours of ri in t.. in a saw mill, mar Kul'afrj tile propeftX of Chop Ho llniHi .jo is estimati d £'2(UldO t but ‘In «m •apod injury. It is siipp* *f-'» <1 that 1 oriyinati *1 iiom soue saw-dust 1 166 words
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748 1912-10-10 5 In brief telegraphic form we have already given the gist of the remarks on solicitors’ clerks made by Mr. Justice limes, at Kuala Lumpur, on 1 liuisday, iu tbe eourso of a judgment concerning a Ha wan g748 words
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Article132 1912-10-10 5 1 n days of old at Artaxi xc s b >.u «1 A gentleman of note naim d Ncliemiali Aski-d Why art thou so -ad e plied “My 1 .oi d. M v land lies waste, its gat( s consumed w itli fir* \'ou with sad eves i132 words
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792 1912-10-10 5 The half yearly administration port of the Tanjong Pagur l>ock Hoard is to hand, signed by Mr. Lane, the Acting < liairman. It is mainly a statistical record, w ith many statements of account. Tho report covets792 words
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Article168 1912-10-10 5 An official statement of block tin and tin ore exported from the F.M.S with approximate value (in SiiigajMin I and duty ci-III-eted, during the months of January to August, 1912, and cotupai isoti with (’orresjioiiding pe l iod ot previous year, gua s the following figures (cents168 words
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300 1912-10-10 5 A telegram from our correspondent at Port I)ickson dated on the sth, but delivered at this office on the 7th, stated that an unkunwn oil steamer was on lire off Port Dickson,on Friday night, and that the Straits Steamship Co.'s300 words
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Article193 1912-10-10 5 A vi ry on|(»yabli i v< riiiu; wa-> -*i>♦ -nt at tin: residence of tin* Itev. A. .1 uni Mrs. Amery, mi the ‘2nd, when a reception was jpveti to Itishop .1. I'l. ltnbirisou, tbo success ir to Itishop Oldham. There whs a fair utti ndanco193 words
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9259 1912-10-10 6 At the nu t ting of tin* Legislative Council j ou tin* 1t.li lust., over which His Kxccll,«ncy the (ioveruor presided, there were pre 1 sent the Acting Colonial Seen tary (Hon.9,259 words
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Article171 1912-10-10 8 It appears that about eight o’clock on the night of the 2nd, motorcar No. 641, driven by a native chauffeur named Ah mat, overtook in Orchard Road a carriage and horse belonging to Inspector Meredith, containing two ladies aud two gentlemen. It is alleged that the171 words
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Article83 1912-10-10 8 The mortality returns for Singapore, issued by the Registrar of Births aud Deaths, show that during the week ending Septette ber JK, tldere were 22S deaths, "ivino a ratio per millo .of population of :s.>.90. Malarial fever accounted for .19 de aths, phthisis 19, eouvulsioilH 19, beriberi83 words
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340 1912-10-10 8 The final for the Harms play* don the Itli and rcult. q less draw. The teams 1,1 Not Civilians; .\j r> i H. Charters Coates 2, Mi ii 1 !r borough Mr. O K v V* r I Back340 words
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239 1912-10-10 8 Messrs. Fraser Co.’s share circular iat* 1 October d states The announcement of interim dividend* has strengthened a few of the local rubber companies, but the market generally liubeen quiet throughout tin* week. Sterling rubbers have received a setback hie to239 words
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Article92 1912-10-10 8 A certain State—a certain I own Where is the local bard To haunt the Club, and note it down As whisp’ring groups, with no* -m 1 Talk “catties to the yat > They speak of bores ,the mil*-' That probo the ground for tiui. An«l, with the92 words
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1671 1912-10-10 9 M Hugh Clifford, who has just vacated; (*,,Initial Secretaryship ot Ceylon tons t!it* gubernatorial man tie on the Gold I IS was ban.plotted by the Civil Service! I he left Colombo, and delivered himself .1, f jllowini*1,671 words
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Article272 1912-10-10 9 A correspondent says: —I noticed in an American paper of recent date, a controversy over the saying Where Macdonald sits, there is tho head of the tablo.” Some people claim that the boast was made by. and the credit belongs to, The Macgregors, while others272 words
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1231 1912-10-10 9 (Engineering readers may be interested in the following notes upon the construction of slipways, which appeared in a recent engineering supplement to The Times The employment of slipways for docking ships of moderate size for overhaul aud repairs1,231 words
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441 1912-10-10 9 The horoscope of tin- baby son ol the late Colonel Aster has ks*u cast by Mr. Leo Ik t ti.it t, an American astrologist, who ri late© his discoveries in the Boston American. Mr. Bernart writes; Hi, mind will bo bright. Ih*441 words
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Article113 1912-10-10 9 Uapidity of eating lias mun to <1 > in causing tl itulrnec ami mdigi *>’• > > than in causing liver complaint. I oip< il« t id istiilcati u is the prime i ,iu>e < f much dyspepsia, and dyspepsia is tlie cause <*f many diseases of the other113 words
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1260 1912-10-10 10 Tho WaterwRch disast« r is still of sufficiently recent occurrence to lend somo amusing interest to tlie appended article, which is extracted from the Hampshire Telegraph (Portsmouth) of September 0. As the disaster occurred on Septi mber 1.1,260 words
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561 1912-10-10 10 Captain Arthur William Stitfe lias died siuldi nly at Goring-on-Thamcs two days afttr the completion of his Slst year. He was auother of the few rouiaiuiug liuks w ith the old Indian Navy, abolished half a century ago. Captain561 words
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1550 1912-10-10 10 The Morning Post has been printing a series of articles called The Dominions in London," the third of which has for its subject the Crown Agents for tho Colonics. They are thus referred to Sir Ernest1,550 words
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Article184 1912-10-10 10 All liquor licencees, says the Malay M have receive*! orders to supply I 1 1 f ro m cohol to Tamils or their escendaiu October 1 iu the F.M.S. The rami they want their liquor and tho** 1,1 1 have petitioned the Resident of j lows184 words
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Article13 1912-10-10 11 fThe "trait* Time* is not responsible tot tufc opmiouH of its correspondents.13 words
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Article502 1912-10-10 11 1V» the Kditor of tho Straits Times. ir About two thousand four hundred „ixty-three years ago, one of the greatest, Hll 1( greatest, philosophers was born in ut ilu‘ provinces of China, and he was pn'ufucius, the greatest teacher on morals. J (il u j, his great influence502 words
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Article85 1912-10-10 11 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. S: r, It was Dot only in ludia that the Muslims offered tlieir prayers to H. I. M. Pultun of Turkey and his 5luslini subjects, but Ik re. yesterday, special prayers were also •.'Hen in every mosque for the Sultan85 words
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270 1912-10-10 11 There’s Nothing Like Advertising To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —'The Ninth Annual Convention of the '"dated Advertising Clubs of America will held in Baltimore, Maryland, in June, 'M.;. The association is composed of 182 iii the United States and Canada with -la aggregate membership approximating At the270 words
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Article350 1912-10-10 11 To the Kditor of tho Straits Times. Sir,—Referring to your leader of tho r>th inst., headed as above, tho dreadful state of alTairs disclosed in the passages of H. K. the Governor's address rotating to the death rate, deserves the serious attention and consideration of350 words
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Article806 1912-10-10 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Wo are thankful to you for your valued suggestions to tin* local Chinese community to start Medical and I'risoners Aid Societies and shall feel farther grab ful if you would lend your pen to the formation of a society, or failing806 words
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307 1912-10-10 11 With reference to the death of General Nogi and his wife after the death of the Emperor of Japan, a correspondent writ* s to the Rangkok Times:— In Siam wo have a better way of showing respect and loyalty307 words
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Article214 1912-10-10 11 Tin; report and statement of acc*.ants f* r the year ending August Jl, states that tin balance at tho credit of the Hongkong »it. Andrew’s Society now stands at 1*.,7-12.71, ag linst 1M.7n9.d0 hist year. St Xnirew’s I >ay was celebrated by a ball, which proved214 words
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Article963 1912-10-10 11 J. M. Hall - Ry J. M. Hall. That their manners and methods are remarkable goes without saying, for scores of married women are dwelling iu a single house under a single roof with a single room a few feet square allotted to each. There tin y all live with husbands963 words
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Article45 1912-10-10 12 Boi mi iium.- On Octets r 2, at the Maternity Hospital, to Mr. and Mis. C. A. Bourn phrcy, a daughter. Both well. Maim.ks.— On October 2, at the Nursing Home, St. Thomas’ Walk. Singapore, the wife of K. R. Maples, of a son.45 words
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Article49 1912-10-10 12 Booty— Rohkkth. —At the Presbyterian Ohnrch, Singapore, on Friday October 4. Ralph C. S. Booty second son of W. F. S. Booty, Esq., Hast London, South Africa, to Laura M. Roberts, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, Northwich, Cheshire. South African and English papers, please copy.49 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1161 1912-10-10 12 Crisp is a si«»u of prudence.—Straits Tunes, October !i. It would appear that the attempt of Mr. Crisp to float a live million loan in London has been a failure. The public, in spite of much drum beating in the press, only asked for two millions ofCrisp is a si«»u of prudence.—Straits Tunes, October !i. - 1,161 words
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Article1061 1912-10-10 12 aud k>n at lit public. —straits Times. Octobe 4. Cliin.i is beginning a now stage in her history, and tin; Chinese everywhere, if they u,< W(,rl *i ,e p s i*lt, arc looking earnestly into Western social and political and moral influences, and wondering how much oraud k>n at lit public. —straits Times. Octobe 4. - 1,061 words
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Article1020 1912-10-10 12 Straits Times, October His hxc« Honey tlie (imt i uor wa** able it make aw ry satisfa, tory report uj».>u t!.t fluaucial position of tin Colony in L.-s annual review yesterday. Ihe revurie tliisyc.tr nearly three millions mon than was estii;:.-.? ed, aud as the— Straits Times, October - 1,020 words
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Article1037 1912-10-10 13 —Straits Times, October 7. •Soint* references made by the Governor in i‘ ls annual review on Friday remind us that *s nearly seven years since the "old sUudanl was adopted in this colony and the value of the dollar fixed at 2 h ii“ wisdom of that measure—Straits Times, October 7. - 1,037 words
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Article1099 1912-10-10 13 Straitu TiinuH, October H. Nothing is moro powerless than the Powers, because they are powerful enough to paralyse each other. If tho only great Power in Europe were Russia, or Germany or Britain or France, a short sharp notice to tho Balkan Confederacy, or to the SublimoStraitu TiinuH, October H. - 1,099 words
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Article1240 1912-10-10 13 Straits Times, October 9. Novel reading is becoming <pute respeet able. We can remember thirty to forty years at»o that a novel reader was regarded as a mere weakling who could not stomach strong meat and had to feed on the milk and watery pabulum providedStraits Times, October 9. - 1,240 words
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Advertisement97 1912-10-10 12 Tie I out free price of tli* Struts Times i* |:ts a yer Th*; free price of the Straits lit. tgit is Sir a year It is not necessary to sut>«crilx for a year. 1 lie subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same propor lionate rate as for a97 words
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Obituary17 1912-10-10 12 DEATH. Rest.—At Singapore, on October 51, 1912, Alexander Duncan Ross, aged 8f>. South African papers please copy.17 words
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Article231 1912-10-10 14 A pretty wedding was solemnized at tin Presbyterian Church, on Friday, the 4th inst., the contracting parties being Mr. Ralph C. S. Booty, of Messrs. Richardson and Rooty, Johore Bahru, and Miss Laura M. Roberts, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, Nortliwich, Cheshire, England.231 words
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Article195 1912-10-10 14 Keplyiug to a letter from the Imperial Merchant .Service Guild in regard to the composition of the committee appointed by the lioatd of Trade to advise on questions of boats in connection w ith the new regulations for the safety of life at sea, the Hoard195 words
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642 1912-10-10 14 A number of processes in accordance with The Acquisition of Land for Public Purposes Ordinance of 1890 were down for hearing before Mr. Justice Ebden in the Suprtmo Court on Tuesday, and Mr. R. J. Farrer,642 words
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Article188 1912-10-10 14 Under the auspices of the Ceylon Tamils’ Association, a reception was given on Saturday night to Mr. Voluppillai, B.A. (Cantab), L.L.8., on his return to tho island with a view to enter the local bar, after an absence of seven years. The hall was tastefully188 words
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199 1912-10-10 14 Stoa t ,i h V“!' a S Iy c„ D W iTf U* su, offices of tlm Kast Aaiatic Co L td U «U» of the director Your directors be<» to *„i„ oighth half-yearly balance “IV 10 U* company showing a199 words
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222 1912-10-10 14 An echo of the Cooper-Abbs matrimonial suit which was tried in Singapore Supreme Court in August last, was heard on Monday. The action, it will be returnbi ied. was on a petitiou by Bryan Cooper Abbs for restitution of conjugal rights, aud222 words
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Article155 1912-10-10 14 In his annual report on the Survey Ocpar. ment F.M.B. for 1011 Colonel Jackson, tie Surveyor General, states that the new sinvey offices fronting Java Street, Kuala hum pur. having been completed towards tho cu*l *j 1910, the Trigonometrical Branch, whose headquarters had been liitlu rto in155 words
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Article140 1912-10-10 14 A shod of twelve 1 which the Dalai Lama of f* on tciu going to issue, has been sen <> porary. It is a curious P l 0 f the"l* tive of tho crude stamps of so tr( ot datory States, of l-djj. each stamp ih a deuce140 words
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2271 1912-10-10 15 Whatever anticipatory fears were enter I m! ou the score of tho weather for the tair l,on Tuesday, they were happily belied BT- th” conditions under which the day’s sport M carried on. The heavy rain that2,271 words
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328 1912-10-10 15 The following properties belonging to the estate of Low Kim Bong (deceased), weredis posed of by auction at Messrs, (filing Kong Lee and Co.’s sale room on Monday. There was a large attendance Nos. 62, 64, 55 and 66328 words
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723 1912-10-10 15 Although Australians have not yet been able to agree upon a name for tho now fi*doral capital of the Commonwealth, which is stdl known as Yass Canberra, and is still lilt!** more than a wilderness, some details of the plans723 words
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Article120 1912-10-10 15 (From Our Own Cokkkhcondrnt). Kuala Lumpur, October 2. The Scrembrin sky meeting is fixed for November 1 and 2. The dates for the Seluugor sky meeting are changed fr >m November 15 and 16 to Novembi r s and 9. Mr. E. Brunotti is forwarding to every pap*120 words
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Article3140 1912-10-10 16 I Look and specially important messages will be found under separate headings. All the other Reuter telegrams received during the past week are given below. Wednesday, October 2. It transpires that the public subscribed not inoro3,140 words
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Article579 1912-10-10 16 Berlin, October M. Kokow/ew takes ten ,,a > H will journey to the Caucasus. u r Rumours of the eni.ngouu t daughter to the '’"“ZZ-iX stronger, but are not <|t < IlV t l*rinccHH II,my of s,,.b a visit to the Czar and <• u the newly-appointed Abys579 words
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231 1912-10-10 17 1 lie Advocate of India nays: —A few y« ms ago wp understand the 1\ and <>. Com !'•«*>’ ,li; *de certain proposals regarding the a ’"J"al Government trooping contract, and itd to take over the larger Koyal Indian o iuc231 words
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500 1912-10-10 17 The following special dispat'di sent from ai to-tei, dated September Ih, appears in the Japan Chronicle Tho British steamer Dacro Castle was wrecked at K< clung in a typhoon on Monday night. The storm was one of quite unusual violence, and it500 words
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Article189 1912-10-10 17 From information contained in the report of 11. M. Consul at Tamsui on the trade of Formosa in 1911, which will shortly be issued, it appears that the export of camphor (a Government monopoly) showed a decrease of b 72,. r »54 lbs. last year, the estimated189 words
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Article167 1912-10-10 17 'l’ho Sultan of Treugganu, who has her n tin guest of 11. 11. the Sultan of Perak at Kuala Kangsar, visiter! the famous Tarubun mine, Mr. Nutter explaining the use of the machinery and appliances on the mine. Ilis Highness was most interested in all167 words
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476 1912-10-10 17 A striking verdict and judgment was, says the Wall Street Journal, rendered in a recent case in the Court of King’s Bench, London, which is of more than passing interest to tho American investor. Ou the strengtli of476 words
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257 1912-10-10 17 Chief Surgeon Andradco, who returned to Shanghai from Timor hist week, told a Cublencws reporter that when the reinforcements arrived at Timor from Macao the governor general organized a column of troops divided into three battalions, and with great valour led the257 words
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Article52 1912-10-10 17 hollowing is the result of crushing opera tions at the* Kaub mines for the four weeks ending October f» Itiikit Woman Stone rushed 4,127 tons, gold obtained H'Ji ounces, average per ton 4.0.1 dwt. Kukit Malaeca Stone crushed l,W#(j tons, gold obtained I.>0 ounces, average per ton I52 words
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328 1912-10-10 17 The case in whch Archer, alias iseharged with cheating in respect of Messrs. Katz Bros and the Hotel van Wtjk, came up before Mr. Forreron Wednesday. Tho accused, who was brought up 011 remand, was produced by Inspector Tyrivl who told328 words
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375 1912-10-10 17 The Kinaneial News publish* s the following correspondence from AIllHlerdiltii, d.iU-d September It: In most departments of tho Amsterdam Bourse dealings have been very restricted, and prices have only fluctuated within narrow limits. There ware some exceptions, however. In the first375 words
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Article207 1912-10-10 17 Muring a tierce gale at Sydney, early in September, says an Australian pip*r, a big tree was brought down The tree in its fall crashed through a small In k r shed, Imjm ath which a man and his w wen having tea. The woman w .is I«207 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article319 1912-10-10 18 October 2 Ben led i, Brit, *tr., London, P. Simons River Piute*, Biit. str., Smith, Soars bays, P. Simone Kirin Maiu, Jap. str., Deguchi, Hongkong, P. Simone Devanhn, Brit, str., Hickey, Hongkong, P A Coy Iyo Mini, .Jap. str., Takoda, Antwerp, P. Simons 8 Matoppo, Brit, str., Dormand, New319 words
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Article250 1912-10-10 18 October 2 Achillea, Brit, str., (Lnoa Maraoi'loH A L'pool Flintshire Brit, str Japan via ports Dilwaru Brit. sir., Japan via ports River Plate, Brit, str., Moji 3 Atsnta Maru, Jap. str., Antwerp via ports Benlodi, Brit, str., Hoogong A Japan Muttra, B‘it. str Calcutta via ports Kirin M tru250 words
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Article287 1912-10-10 18 Siaearoaa, Octoukb y IVil IXOHANQI. On Laanva—Bank 4 m/s Mi Demand Mi Private 0 m/s Mil 0 m/a Mil Oa OaaaABt—Bank d/d Private 0 m/a 842} Oa Faaaca—Bank d/d 894 Private 0 m/a 199 Oa Ibdu—Bank T. T. 174| Private 80 d/r m. 176} Oa Hoaeaoae —Bank287 words
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Article1102 1912-10-10 18 Swoaponn. Octorkh 9 Itfi 1. MINING. Issue 2 Valne Buyers. SollerB. 10 7.00 Ampang 6.60 par l 10 bo.at lie *2.95 8X6 10 10 Brnang 1.76 2.00 10 10 Kanaboi 2.45 2.66 41 41 Biota Tie 1.18.9 1.19.9 10 10 Kampar par 10 10 Kinta Association 12.001,102 words
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265 1912-10-10 18 The following decorations conferred by the Kings of Sweden, Denmark and Norway, in connection w ith the Siamese Coronation, angazetted, and permission to wear tb* m Lw been formally granted Fkom Swkdfin. Grand Cross of the Order of Vasa—Prince Damrong. Grand265 words
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Article152 1912-10-10 18 Per P. and O. China connecting at Colmb’ with Macedonia, sailing October K Gamier, Mr. R. P. Brash, Mr Alexaod Mr. D. McGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Benmt Per P. and O. Namur sailing Octoue Major and Mrs. Vaurenen, Hon. K. °j Mr. E. Lees, Mr. W. W.152 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1361 1912-10-10 1 Wo qnote below the boot available London lifrt from the reports brought by the last mail, and add local aaotationu from the lint prepared by Messrs. Fraser and Co. (Singapore 30 the corresponding date for1,361 words
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Article125 1912-10-10 2 London and Sinoaporb Kcbbkr Prices 1 Qbnkral— Big Robbery at kajang 2 The Future of Rubber 2 U.S. Rubber Company 8 September Rubber Petunia 8 Coolien for Malaya 8 The Putumayo Imlians 4 Shanghai Rubber Companies r > On tho Indian Coast H Valuation by Acreage ft The Rubber125 words
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137 1912-10-10 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, October N. The auction this week was very weak and the fall in prices was marked. Eight hundred and twenty tons of Planta tion was offered (685 tons Malayan) against 1,100137 words
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45 1912-10-10 2 Kino Kura Plantation. X Spot Forward First Latox Oct. 2 4/ft} 4/5$ 4/4$ 3 4 4ft 4 5 4 4/6'} 4/6 4/4{ 5 4/64 4/6 4/4$ 7 46j 4/54 4/4 i. H 4 6 4/5$ 46]45 words
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Article48 1912-10-10 2 (Fkom Ouu Own ('ohkksiondknti. Kuala Lumpur, October '1. The Highland* and Lowlands Rubber Company bavo boon awarded tho Rubber rowers’ Assoeiatiou gold medal at tbo Now Toik Exhibition. I bo Highland* and Lowlanda Company ■o»it toNow York from their Midlands KstaU, ItiH of RUioked ihtet.48 words
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Article177 1912-10-10 2 (From Our Special Correspondent.) Malacca, October 7. When tho Chief Justice, Sir \Y. II. Hynd-inau-Jones, took his scat at the Court House to day, Mr. R. C. Could, who appears for Ahmat bin Mohamed Aris, the177 words
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499 1912-10-10 2 The report of the Selangor I'nited Rubber Kstates, Limited, for the period to March 81 states that the total area of the company’s two estates is 1,704 acres, 1 rood, luade up as follows: —Browneomet estate, 70.5 acres, 3 roods; St.499 words
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Article109 1912-10-10 2 Two Tamil servants, employed by Mr. R. W. (1. Mrrrer, of Dominion Kstato, Kajang, who had recently como over from India, absconded on tho evening of Friday last, taking with them, it is alleged, $1,!.",() wortli of silver pl.'itcj and other property. The sus pM ted109 words
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646 1912-10-10 2 The report of the Pelepah Valley (Joliore) Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the total area of the estate is at present about .'{,020 acres. The acreage planted at April 30, 1912, was 1..701 acres containing loO,255 trees. A further 14 acres646 words
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Article232 1912-10-10 2 The report of the Strathisla (Perak) Rubber Estates, Limited, states that work ou the estate is going on satisfactorily. At the end of March, 19il, the planted area consisted of 632 acres, made up as follows: —Old rubber, 4 acres; two and a half years old, 25232 words
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685 1912-10-10 2 THE FUTURE OF RUBBER. Influence on Shares Invesment Considerations. A correspondent with writes thus to the Kiua,„. a v’ b, her 9 1 1,11 V*w s 0 f hi my article of a w«,k the conclusion that then- k arriv «l at anticipating any decliue fa pnee of rubber— at685 words
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Article120 1912-10-10 2 The directors of the Java V&n Estates, Limited, announce that ing crops have been harvestn 1 period from July 1, 1911, to Aligns ■> viz.:—7,781 piculs (9,422 cwts) 13,844 lbs rubber (1’astilloa and Nj For the corresponding 14 iuoiitl J31, 1911, the tigu.es w.re: (3,955 cwts)120 words
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585 1912-10-10 3 laminating figures, aa American paper mys, us to the income producing possibilities [tin. I’uitcd States Kubber Company's huge >ainatra plantation are being made from mujc to time by thoso with a penchant for prophecy «aud statistics. For instance, it is585 words
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Article1255 1912-10-10 3 I'ebone.—9,000 lbs. •liisin (Malacca). —2,77.1 lbs. I V^oli.—23,481 lbs. Alor Gajah.—5,490 lbs. Him (Malacca).—6,175 lbs. Hradwall.— 9,286 lbs. Chersonese.— 22,602 lbs. Liang. —3,261 lbs. Uiw-rside.— 18,202 lbs. 8u alb more.—2,100 lbs. Maug is.—2,647 lbs. KLbaug —5,085 lbs. St| nnei Kriao.—5,7:15 lbs. s uugei Way.—28.610 )bs. \ycr Kuning.—1,255 words
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Article277 1912-10-10 3 The report of the Kuala I'abi H libber Estate, Limited, for the period to December 51, 1911, states that interest at the rate of 5 polecat. per annum was paid on January 12, 1912, to the holders of the 480,000 shares subscribed for cash, out of the277 words
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495 1912-10-10 3 Tlio report of the .Minister of Finance of Kra/.il was presented to C<ingress on September 1*2. In 1911, the Government paid into the special account in London and into the hank ot Brazil ,1;500,imhi and 2,000 con ton495 words
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336 1912-10-10 3 Ib-fore Mr. Justiee Dom|N-rt/. in the Sumniary Com t, Hongkong, on September 27, says tin; S. C. Morning' I’ost, the ease was again mentioned in which a Chinese sued a boarding house keeper for the recovery of $l,()()0 alleged to336 words
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2907 1912-10-10 4 Sir Roger Casement - By Sir Roger Casement. Putumayo haw recently loomed large in tin public eye by reason of the horrible eriu Ities alleged to have been practised on the inhubi taiitH of the ilistriet by seekers after the wild rubber of the Amazon forests,2,907 words
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664 1912-10-10 4 Tho annual general meeting of the Manda. Tekong (Singapore) Rubber Estates Ltd was held in tho board room, No. 5 Street, on the 4th. Mr. Lee Choon Guan p r sided and there were also present Messrs. Tan Cheng Kee, Lee664 words
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3520 1912-10-10 5 it xtraordinury general meeting of the Rubber Compauy, Limited, was held \u_list 90, at 14, 1 logout Mutt, S.W., \j. utliur I >11 Cros, M.l\. presiding. I! Cliairnmu sai l that the object of th** jug was to3,520 words
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Article275 1912-10-10 5 We welcome a Handbook of Shanghai Rubber Companies just issued at Shanghai by Messrs. Kelly and Welsh (Shanghai price DI.60). It is something alter the style of Dollar Share Values but while tlio author, Mr. 11. II. Read, offer* a modification of our Songat Scale in l.is275 words
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1279 1912-10-10 6 Under the pseudonym of Study 'Km a planter, apparently, contributes a very chatty letter to the Times of Ceylon, and some of the advice tern lend is applicable to the Straits which like Ceylon will, no doubt,1,279 words
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Article264 1912-10-10 6 Presiding at the meeting of the Lamag Rubber Kstates, Limited, held at Winchester House, K.C., on September 9, Sir C. 11. Rasou (the Chairman) informed shareholders that some of the reports received on the estate were unsatisfactory. One of tlicso was to the effect that the trees264 words
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Article272 1912-10-10 6 Maori writes to The Financier:—Latterly I see you have been publishing correspondence on the subject of an acreage valuation of rubber shares. Considering that all companies. with but a few exceptions, report only the acres and dates of planting, I can not see any better way of272 words
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432 1912-10-10 6 The second annual report of the Seaport (Selangor) Rubber Kstate, Limited, for the year to .June 30 states that since the date to which the accounts have been made up the 1,150 forfeited shares have been reissued at par. The total crop432 words
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Article334 1912-10-10 6 The following circular, signed by h. Boss Dugg, aud dat'd Uroneini, July 9, has beeu issutd to tlu* shareholders of the Zongo I lubber Estate, Limited I beg to confirm Mr. 1 hatch's letr of June 20. Mr. iilatch left on the 7th inst. for La Pa/,334 words
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Article142 1912-10-10 6 The report of the Shwegyin (Burma) Rubber Estate, Limited, states that the lut profit for the year to December 01, after providing fur administration expenditure, directors’fees, allowing for depreciation, and providing CJ,OOO for a reserve lurid, is £2,134, out of which a dividend of 4 per142 words
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608 1912-10-10 6 Tlio London and China K\nr<*. t **1™ contains the followL rubber industry: n u °tcs on the The market for Plantation has be,-* and prices have declined ho.„™w? T' leltex Crepe spot quoted Is 7 ,i lr st608 words
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Article149 1912-10-10 6 The Singapore Chamber of CoUIUIL 1 Rubber Association’s fifty-sixth auc place on Tuesday, when there 1 l Halo 105 ciihoh (pels. or |"j which amount was sold. Ihe l 111 "sheet Smoked *«g Lnsmokod t 0 240 Crepe No. 1 [u v’ o 192 to 4 17H149 words
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