The Straits Budget, 20 November 1913
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1913-11-20 1 The Straits Budget BUNG THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXVII NO. 2910. Singapore. Thursday. November 20. 1913. EST«BU'H(D OVER RAIF A C'MTWIV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article271 1913-11-20 1 LEADERS— The Kieff Trial 10 The Rising Generation 10 In a Cleft Stick 10-11 Public Companies and Public Interests H Panama Possibilities 11-12 Rubber Prospects 12 Local and General— Local and Personal 1-2 Sir Edward Schafer 3 The New Rifle 8 F.M.S. Railway Officers’ Grievances 3 Local271 words
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Article4899 1913-11-20 1 u t K.M.8., between Frank lteginald Lon* Pulau JBulang, sou of the late .01 Long and Mrs. Long of VV ’SSS shire, and Emily Anmo (Dot) daughter of tho late Mr. and Mrs. also of Winchester, and aw*ter o Lonsdale, manager, Kinta Mines, A The death is4,899 words
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968 1913-11-20 3 Sir Edward Scliaftr, whose visit to Singapore has been looked forward to with expectant pleasure for some time, gave a lecture in the Medical School on Tuesday afternoon to an audience consisting largely of medical practitioners and968 words
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457 1913-11-20 3 A further series of experiments aro to be made with the rifle recently issued for trial among selected troops. About ono thousand of the now small arm were used during the annual musketry course this summer, and some good results457 words
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259 1913-11-20 3 We have received a copy of a memorial which the subordinate officers of the Ked< rated Malay States Railways are presenting to Mr. Harcourt, Secretary of State for the Colonies, asking him to consider various grievances. They ask for a revision of the salaries scheme o<j259 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article58 1913-11-20 3 (Fho.m Ouk Own < oukksi’ondknt.i Kuala Lumpur, November 12. The Kajang and District Planters’ Association lias held a meeting to discuss the question of eoolies’ wages and has resolved unanimously that tin* maximum rates for Tamils from tho beginning of 1914 shall be •k’l cents for men and58 words
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Article242 1913-11-20 3 (From ()i u Own Cohuksrondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, November l.’k The libel action Loke Chow Thye and I). (1. liobertHon was advanced a further stage yesterday when counsel for tho defence having spoken on tho law, tho defendant went into the w itness box and denied that242 words
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Article138 1913-11-20 3 (From Oi:k Own CoßitKsroxnKNT.) Penang, November 12. Mr. JoliD.son, the construction engineer for the Penang Hill Railway, has commenced work, aud it is oxpcctcd that tho lino will be open to traffic at tho end of 1915. The line starts at the Ayer Itam Road and w138 words
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Article255 1913-11-20 3 (From Ouk Own Cokuknpondrnt.) Penang, November 11. A Marino Court of Inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the collision between the ■team launch Alert and the steam ferry Colleen, resulting in the sinking of the latter at the mouth of the Prye River, on October 24, was commenced255 words
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Article117 1913-11-20 3 (Fisom Gi u Own Cokkksi-ondknt.) Penang, November IH. A fashionable wedding has been solemnised at the Church of the Assumption, by Father Duvelle, the biidegroom being Mr. L. .1. C. Anderson, accountant of the Hongkong and Shanghai Hank, and the bride Miss Mary Josephine Noble, eldest surviving117 words
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523 1913-11-20 3 There wan ril'd in an exceptionally largo attendance of buyers at Messri*. Ching Kong Lee and Co.’s Hale room on tlie 12th inst., when the following properties were disposed of by auction and realized very good prices: 67 Klin«»523 words
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Article119 1913-11-20 3 Thu Shanghai Dock ami Kn^ineerint'Co., Ltd., wore tho defendants in the Supreme Court, Shanghai, in a suit involving upwards of Jt'2,ooo sterling. Thu plaintiffs were .Messrs. I\ Heath and Co., whoso claim was as follows: ~X“2,lffft Ins. damages for r« fusal of defendants to deliver119 words
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Article115 1913-11-20 3 The (,’hief Justice on Tuesday ma le absolute his decree in a divorce case heard in the Supreme Court, Singapore, in August last. The |M)titiouer in tho case was a Chinese Christian local preacher named Tiu Client Leon” and respondent was his wife In Kim Lian, with115 words
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Article13 1913-11-20 4 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its corresdondents.l13 words
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Article334 1913-11-20 4 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —In your loader of tho 6th inst. under the above caption dealing with the F.M.S. Government Geologist’s pamphlet on the prospect of mineral oil being found iu the Federated Malay States, you say:-“The author thinks most, apparently, of334 words
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Article452 1913-11-20 4 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,—That part of the speech which the Right Honourable Mr. Asquith gave at the Guildhall banquet concerning the Mohammedan holy places is sure to give general satisfaction to all Mohammedans and would be tho means of removing certain discontent452 words
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Article592 1913-11-20 4 (From A Corkbsponuknt.) November 12. The cool weather has sot in, and not a day passes but there is rain. In fact there seem to be no seasons here, it raining during almost evory month of the year. Comparatively few people know more than that Kota Tinggi592 words
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266 1913-11-20 4 On the morning of the 10th inst., the Astana at Klang was packed with people who had assembled to pay homage and deliver addresses to His Highness on the occa sion of the fifteenth year of his rule. The Sultan’s Mohammedan subjects266 words
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459 1913-11-20 4 In the High Court, Kuala Luiupur, on tbo 11th inst., an interesting ruling was given by Mr. Justice T. do M. Braddell who decided in favour of a Chinese defendant who claimed immunity from proceedings for debt on tho grounds of being459 words
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Article219 1913-11-20 4 American chewing-gum, writes a correspondent, is derived from the sap of the chicle gum or sapodilla pear tree. Is not this identical with the buah-chiku tree of the Malay Peninsula If sc, it would be worthy of consideration to plant the trees, which are of very slow growth,219 words
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Article148 1913-11-20 4 There was quito a large congregation at the Presbyterian Church on Saturday afterroon to witness tho marriage of Mr. Frank Stanley Clarke and Miss Margaret Mary Geary, who arrived from home by the P. and O. mail earlier in the day. Mr. F. W. Lyall, o148 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article126 1913-11-20 4 Scottish and English League. Following are reHults of matches playod at home ou October 18: r y u St oitish Lkaguk.—First Division. Rangers 4 Third Lanark o Partick This. 1 Clyde 1 Dundee n St. Mirren 8 Queen’s Park V Baith Rovers 4 Aberdeen Airdrieoniau 4 Dumbarton j Ayr126 words
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Article524 1913-11-20 4 5.C.C. v. Ceylon XI. The match between the S.C.C. and a local Ceylon eleven, played on Monday on the Paciaug, came to a remarkable conclusion. The club batted first and succeeded in compiling 139. The Ceylon men, after opening rather weakly, improved very considerably towards tho end and finished524 words
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1567 1913-11-20 5 Over forty members attended tho annual general meeting of tho Penang Turf Club at the Chamber of Commerce ou the lt)ih iust. Mr. W. Peel (President) was iu the chair, and Mr. it. T. Reid, tho new* secretary, was1,567 words
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Article204 1913-11-20 5 The business returns of the Nippon usen Kaisiia for the second half-year ending September 30 last is stated to have proved generally satisfactory, says the Japan Herald. Cargo available for steamers on European, American, Australian and Bombay services has increased, and vessels on the European204 words
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939 1913-11-20 5 From the secretaries wo (Piuang Gazette) have received tho following report of ilu; subcommittee of the Penang Chamber of Commerce appointed at the special general meeting of the chamber on August 1‘2, 1913, to consider and report on the question of the939 words
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500 1913-11-20 5 Tli<‘ Peking Gazette publishes a letter from Sun Wen (Suu Vat-Sen) to a friend in Peking. It says that he was formerly outlawed moro than a decade ago, and now he is expelled by the Republican Government of500 words
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209 1913-11-20 5 The will case at the assizes, which had already occupied the attention of Mr. Justice Sproule for two days and which was expected to last quite two more, came to an end on November 12. The two accused were Gan Oman Thai209 words
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6284 1913-11-20 6 In the Supreme Court at Ipoh on November 12, before Mr. Justice Woodward, the hearing was begun of an action by F. B. Dennys, late general manager of the Kota Bahroe Rubber Estates, for 920.000 damages6,284 words
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Article217 1913-11-20 7 Tho Malacca Lands (Amendment) Ordi nance, 191.’), is to be introduced into the Legislative Council. It provides that land held under customary tenuro in Malacca shall be liable to forfeiture if the land remains uncultivated for three years. Under tho principal ordinance the land reverts to217 words
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Article94 1913-11-20 7 A double tragedy occurred at Uangkok in the early hours of Sunday morning, the 9th instant. A Siamese entered the house of Captain C. L. liargum, a Herman master mariner who is an old resident of Itangkok, severely wounded the captain, and then at tacked a94 words
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668 1913-11-20 7 The figures in tho statement of imports and exports compiled by tho Kegistrar in Singaporo and referring to tho thin! quarter of tho present yoar (.July September inclusive) do not mako such cheerful reading as its predecessor* for668 words
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1928 1913-11-20 8 Tuticorin was on November 4 tho scene of a terrible dis e-u r in w hich two European engi neera, two children and others are known to have perish* i and w hich may have been accompanied by considerable loss of1,928 words
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Article204 1913-11-20 8 On the morning of November 11, tha Taikoo Dockyards and Engineering Co. launched at Hongkong the steel screw steamer Medusa, winch has been built to the order of Messrs. Alfred Holt and Co. for their Singapore and Deli trade. The vessel is of the awning deck type, the204 words
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Article208 1913-11-20 8 The record of a year’s work on behalf of the trading community is contained in the annual report for 1912 of the Perak Chamber of Commerce. The membership at December 21 was 20, this number including all the leading firms in Ipoh. Among the achieve ments208 words
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Article238 1913-11-20 8 On Friday, at the Church Institute, Tauglin Barracks, after a most en joyable tea at which about 150 time-expired and furlough men sat down, a concert, under the chairmanship of the Rev. H. G. Marshal, M.A., chaplain to the forces, was given, to bid farewell to238 words
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Article98 1913-11-20 8 The mortality returns for Singapore issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths show that, during the week ending November 8, there were 235 deaths (181 males, G 4 females) giving a ratio per mille of population of 38.17 (including St. John’s Island) or 36.22 (excluding St.98 words
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590 1913-11-20 8 A remarkably good doubles match was seen on tho Hongkong Cricket Club ground on the sth inst., says the China Mail, when the local singles champion, Mr. 11. A. Xisbet, partnered by Mr. K. Hancock, opposed Captain Day, who will be590 words
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238 1913-11-20 8 At the last meeting of the committee of the Singapore Auxiliary Diocesan Association, held at Amen Court, St. Paul’s, LondoD, a letter was read from the Bishop of the Diocese giving an account of the work accomplished tliis year. It appears238 words
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Article1627 1913-11-20 9 (From a Correspondin'!). Kuala Lumpur, November 14. Owing to the energies of the Government Department of Health, our city and its suburbs have been greatly improved recently and we can lay claim to being as up-to-date as it is probably possible to be in the Far hast.1,627 words
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Article171 1913-11-20 9 Mr. K. A. Stevens, the lion, secretary and treasurer of the Children’s Rand Fund, has left for home and has issued to subscribers a statement of tho accounts to date. This shows a balance of $84J.15, tho total amount of subscriptions since June 17 being against which171 words
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1465 1913-11-20 9 The Financier of October 22, prints tho following articlo: —Not many years ago copra, tho dried kernel of the coconut, was selling at about £12 per ton. Tho price today for the best quality is about £33 per ton,1,465 words
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Article319 1913-11-20 9 The I'inang Gazette comments as follows in itH Saturday issue on the lib« I action Dennys v. Straits Times recently tried at I poll Shareholders naturally look for reliable and unbowdcrliscd reports of what was said at the meetings of limited liability companies, bodies which appeal319 words
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Article58 1913-11-20 10 Clarkk < ikary. —On Saturday, November 15, at t) n> Presbyterian Church, Singapore, Frank Stanley Clarke to Margaret Mary Geary. Lanktkkk—Pkiulta <>n November 15, at St. Francis Church, Malacca, by Father Rivet, 11 pnrv Edwaid Lanktrec, second sou of Mr. and Mrs. C. .1. Lanktree, to Dorothy Ohrissie Mary,58 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article974 1913-11-20 10 —Straits Times, Novermber 13. The terrible farce that has just been per petratod at Kieff in the name of justice—what a travesty!—has come to a saner conclusion than appeared likely. It is amazing that there should ever have been any probability of Beiliss being convicted on the—Straits Times, Novermber 13. - 974 words
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Article991 1913-11-20 10 oncourage Territorial cadet uuils. —Straits Times, November 14. During the dull season in London, when the precincts of Parliament are invaded by country cousins and society is out of town, the home press is liable to run wild in its search for specials. Topics for table talkoncourage Territorial cadet uuils.—Straits Times, November 14. - 991 words
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Article1131 1913-11-20 10 —Straits Times, November 15. What with the violent suffragette. tb« recalcitrant labour leader, and the unrepentent separatiouist in Ulster, the present Liberal Government is not to be envied its burden of moral responsibilities. All three as they are met typify in an intense degree big movements—Straits Times, November 15. - 1,131 words
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1199 1913-11-20 11 Straits Times, November 17. The case of Denuys v. the Straits limes, fully reported in our Saturday's issue, has sevoral features which raise it above the commouplace and give it a special interest in a commercial and planting community. The Khota Bahroo Rubber Company liasStraits Times, November 17. - 1,199 words
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Article1117 1913-11-20 11 round-the-world service.—Straits Times, November 18. Not very much has been hoard in the past few mouths of progress at Panama and of prospects of the Canal being opened to schedule time to the shipping of the world. A few scanty allusions have been made to the blowing upround-the-world service.—Straits Times, November 18. - 1,117 words
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Article1256 1913-11-20 12 for justice.—Straits Times, November 19. Although the movement is not yet clearly defined, we are inclined to think that the price of rubber is beginning to mend. There may be a few ups and downs, but the year should close with best quality plantation well above 2 6for justice.—Straits Times, November 19. - 1,256 words
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Advertisement95 1913-11-20 10 The Post tree price of the Straits Timts Is $38 a year The p.*t fre« price of the Straits Hwigrt is $14 y«ar 1; is Met necessary to subscribe for a year. The sub cr >tions for shorter periods are at the same proporionate rate as for a year. 'I95 words
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Obituary148 1913-11-20 10 DEATHS. Paui.i's/. —John Gerard (father of Richard and Cyril Paulaszk at St. Augustine’s, Have lock Town, Colombo, on November 8, aged 78 years and 2 days. (iiLK.s. —On November 17, at Nordanal Estate, Muar, Isabel Chalmers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Giles, aged nine weeks. Wo regiet to announce tho148 words
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1098 1913-11-20 12 The Municipal Commission on Tuesday afternoon resumed their consideration of the budget estimates for 1914. Tho President, Mr. F. J. liallifux, presided and others present were Messrs. A. W. Bean, Leong Man Sau, Chia Kong Chin, Ching Keng Lee,1,098 words
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372 1913-11-20 12 In the assize case a week ago concerning allegations of false evidence and false personation against two Chinese, one of the results, it will be remembered, was the committal of two witnesses to imprisonment for perjury. The accused, (Jan Chuan372 words
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Article255 1913-11-20 12 The following report is communicated In accordance with the companies ordinance section 77 the statutory meeting of the shareholders of tho Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Ltd., was held at the registered oltice of the company, 6F Battery Road, at noon on the 14tli iust. Mr. Tan Cliay255 words
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1000 1913-11-20 13 The Telefunken wireless station which has been erected out at Sapatum is uow quite complete and fully equipped. It is a station ot *2$ kilowatt type and has a contract range during the day time of 1,000 kilometres. The1,000 words
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416 1913-11-20 13 The annual reports were read at tho Straits Chinese Church ou November 12 and the 70th anniversary was celeb rat* d. There was a large attendance, and many more would have been present but, owing to limited accommodation, admission was by ticket416 words
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Article216 1913-11-20 13 I'nder tlio capable management of Mr. It. Crichton, General Adviser, Mr. L. Bowen, P.W.D., and Dr. Grant, Medical Officer the Johuru Government is to be congratulated ou the very marked improve uient of Bandar Maharani as seen by one who is acquainted with it for a gteat216 words
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Article392 1913-11-20 13 Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s Weekly Circular. Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s share circular, dated the 12th inst., states:— A more hopeful view is prevalent owing to the sustained riso of rubber but shares have not shewn the equivalent improvem. tit. The local rubbers art; affected daily by the392 words
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266 1913-11-20 13 On Friday morniug last, tho 7th instant, states tho Straits Echo, a European named David, said to he tho agent of Holer and Co., but to have formerly been a member of a touring company of variety artistes, paid it visit to266 words
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Article118 1913-11-20 13 After being ashore on a reef by the Hoisburgh Light for close upon a fortnight, the Japanese steaim r I nkai Marti No. -i has been refloated and brought back to Singapore. Unfortunately, however, she had sustained such severe damage that on her way to port118 words
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657 1913-11-20 13 The Autobiography of (leorge Jiewey Admiral of the Navy is a new volume publishcd by Constable and Company aud according to the Kvoning Standard is the simple, straightforward narrative of a seaman who leapt into great fame with657 words
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Article125 1913-11-20 13 Duitc by chance, writes u Loudon correspondent to the i'inang Gazette, a party of residents of I’unang aud district nu t m ar 'baring Cross on tho day of tbo Royal wedding, and after seeing tin li.ippy couple drive oil they adjourn* I tor a friendly125 words
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Article5301 1913-11-20 14 Long and specially important messages will be found under separate headings. All the other Reuter telegrams received during the past week are given below.] Wednesday, November 12. The Stock Exchange committee to day issued its decision5,301 words
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Article1115 1913-11-20 15 Berlin, November 11. M. Jouescu is expected soon at Constantinople for the negotiations witli Talaat Bey regarding the Graeco-Turkish peace conclusion. The Graeco-Turkish treaty has been signed with a proviso that the Turkish Minister and Couucil approve it. Britain suggests the withdrawal of the Greeks from Albania and1,115 words
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313 1913-11-20 16 Stanthorpc, Queensland, owes both its name and it-* e\ist< nee to tin. It was tin that tirst attracted people to the neighbour hood in those “early days of 1572 and thereabouts Theu there was a population varying, m different estimates, from 10,000 to313 words
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Article171 1913-11-20 16 Some of the finest cave pearls ever discovered have been found in the Castleton caverns at Matlock during the explorations which have been in progress for some time with a view to discovering the source of the famous hot springs. These cave pearls, which in171 words
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Article244 1913-11-20 16 On the 1st inst., news was received in Bandoeng (Java) from Garoet to the effoct that water from the well known lake Teluga Bodas had become suddenly warm, the te mperature rising to about 86 degrees Fahrenheit. It frit warmer than the water of Tjipanas. The244 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article276 1913-11-20 16 XoVKMKKR 12 Cyclops, Brit, str., Arthur, Vancouver, W. Mansfield Hamm, Gor. str., Davidson, Tjilatjap, Helm Meyer India, Brit, str., Talbot, Shanghai, P. O. Co Den of Ait lie, Brit, str., Thomson, London, Boustead Jason, Brit, str., Clark, Saigon, W. Mansfield Yestalia, Brit, str., Pattie, Manila, Boustead Kish, Brit, str.,276 words
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Article240 1913-11-20 16 November 12 Quebra, Brit, str., Moji via ports I‘oleric, Brit, str., New York via ports Telena, Brit, str., Colombo Atsuta Maru, Jap. str., Hongkong Japan Murex, Brit, str., Madras Altmark, Ger. str., H'kong S’lmi Japan 13 Cyclops, Brit, str., Loudon Liverpool Van Overstratcn, Dut. str., Batavia Elltnga, Brit, str.,240 words
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Article269 1913-11-20 16 SlNGAPORN, NOVEMBER 19, 1913. exchange On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4 Demand m Private 6 m/s 2/4 8 m/s 2/4 V On Gikmany Bank d/d 2881 Private 8 m/s 244$ On Franub Bank d/d 294$ Private 8 m/s 801 On India Bank T. T. 174$ Private ]80269 words
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Article349 1913-11-20 16 SiNQAPoaa, November 19, 1918. MINING. lx! Ba en s iu 10 10 Ampang 8.50 9.25 1 1 Ayer Weng 1X0 10 10 Belat 2.35 2.60 10 10 Bruang 0.60 0.85 10 10 Kampar 10.00 10 10 Kanaboi 2.00 10 10 Kinta Association 13.00 14.00 £1 £1 Kinta349 words
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343 1913-11-20 16 In the Supreme Coutt yesterday the Chief Justice (Sir \V. II. llyudmau-Jones) heard a case arising out of a compulsory acquisition of land by the Municipality, the point at issue being the question of reasonable price. The owner of the343 words
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Article65 1913-11-20 16 Per P. and O. Nubia, sailing December 2. Mr. and Mrs. W. Peel, Miss Holloway, Mr. A. \V. S. Wagner. Per P. and O. Devauha, connecting at Colombo with Medina, sailing November 28. —Mr. W. Peacock, Mr. Simous, Mr. K. M. Lewis, Mr. K. G. Furley, Mr.65 words
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Article170 1913-11-20 16 The Attorney-General has drafted a bill to provide protection to the growers of padi from the consequences of the carelessness of the owners of adjoining lands. The bill imposes the duty on the owner of any land that had been planted in padi within seven170 words
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Article137 1913-11-20 16 At a meeting, heldat the Cricket Club, on the 12th inHt., it was decided to hold the New Year Sports as usual on January 1. There was a suggestion, put forward by the Chairman, Mr. J. G. Mactaggart, that the land sports should be held on another137 words
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Advertisement302 1913-11-20 17 7 u»s <7 tv ccpffi'Mr PULSOMETER STEAM PUMPS. The Pulsometer Steam Pomp is a pump that baa no moving parte except the velvet, which are of an exceedingly simple type and can be readily replaced by unskilled labour. There being no fricticcal surfaces to cut out, the Pulsometer Pomp will302 words
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Advertisement139 1913-11-20 17 I m £2 55 The Physician’s Cure for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel. IMPOmia*. notics. In ootiimq Uu>4v4 of imrierfiu> un Mtoi» purauta«us most tee the name "DIMM Hutu'S" on oven bottle and label. Safest and most Effective Aperient for Regular Use. MAGNESIA The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the139 words
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Advertisement154 1913-11-20 18 ■Jf. V N BL SCOTCH WHISKY Jls ‘Prepared for £xport. EXTRA SPECIAL, GOLD LABEL. SPECIAL VERY OLD. WHITE LABEL. 1 Proprietor*: Bulloch, Lade Co,. Ltd.. DiStillbm *r Olamow, Islay, and Camnhltqwn. OFFICES: GLASGOW ud LONDON. MOLE AGENTSt Macgregor Co. I. UMMBI 1 '>i- r<^^Br;- :jv.‘ t"i'i' l^**^'v^i'i/i •<J J Superiority154 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article100 1913-11-20 1 General Penang Rubber Auction i Rubber Production 3.4 The Selling of Rubber 5 The Rubber Industry 7 Telegrams— London Rubber Auction l London Rubber Specials 1 London Rubber Market 1 Meetings and Reports— Kali Glagali Rubber C 0.... 1 Sungei Siput Plantations 1 Siak Rubber Estates 1 Singapore Para100 words
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365 1913-11-20 1 Mr. John W. Linger, presiding on October 20 at the annual general meeting of tho Kali Glagah (Javal Rubber and Produce Company, Limited, said that the prolits for tho year under review amounted to £*2,244 16s. 2d. An interim dividend365 words
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24 1913-11-20 1 Fino Para Plantation. Spot Forward First Latex Nov. 12 8/21 8/U 13 3/21 3/11 W24 words
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146 1913-11-20 1 (From Oub Own Corkhscondknt.) London, November 18. Tho tone of business at to-day’s auction was strong, prices being much better. Nino hundred and ten tons of plantation were offered for sale, of which 755 tons were Malayan. At146 words
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Article169 1913-11-20 1 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) London, November 12. The Rubber Growers’ Association arc presenting Guv’s Hospital with rubber Mooring for the Stephen Ward. Various plantation companies are display ing specimens of rubber Hoot ing at the forthcoming Rubber Exhibition. The following dividends are declared Kamuning 8$ per cent.,169 words
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Article56 1913-11-20 1 At the Penang Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association’s auction on the inst. there we re offered for Hale |.i«ulh I or 24,707 lbs.,-sold piculs 71iJ»l.Jor -.-,882 lbs. The prices realised were Sheet smoked Slieet miMnokcd OH m trep "so2 ioo Ti S& The next auction will take56 words
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765 1913-11-20 1 'The tliir'l ordinary general mooting of tho Sungei Siput Rubber Plantations, Limited was held at Winchester House, Old I .road Street, K.C., ou October 21, Col. Ivor Philipps, D.S.O., M.P. (chairman of tho company), presiding. Thu Chairman said: The765 words
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325 1913-11-20 1 An extraordinary general meeting of the Siak (Sumatra) Ituhber Kstate u Limited, was held on October 20, at the offices, 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, K.C., to consider resolutions approving (1) the agreement duted October 0,19 Id, and made between the I'akan llaroe325 words
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Article165 1913-11-20 1 The report of the Singapore I’ara Kubber Instates, l.imiltd, states that the profit for tlio yoar to .luru: I*o is X* 10,21 f aid balance of last account, X‘2,OH2, together £21,297, which the directors recommend should bo dealt with as follows:- My payment of a dividend165 words
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5702 1913-11-20 2 A meeting of representatives of plantation companies was held on October 23, at Cannon Stroet Hotel, E.C., to consider certain pro posals for improving tho present method of marketing plantation rubber. Mr. A. A. Baumann, who presided, said that5,702 words
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886 1913-11-20 3 The fourth ordinary general mooting of tho South-Hast Borneo Uubbor IMuubatioub, Limited, was held ou October 22, at ti to offices of tho cotupauy, 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fenchurch Street, E.C., Mr. D. E. Sinclair (chairman of tho company) presiding. Tho Chairman886 words
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1574 1913-11-20 3 Having published tho various estate returns as received, wo now tabulate them so as to show the inouthly production since January 1, together with the average monthly output, fractions except**!, during 1912. At the foot of the table wo1,574 words
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1786 1913-11-20 4 The fifth ordinary general moeting of Bakap Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held on October 13, at the Loudon Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane, E.C., Mr. A. J. M. Harrison (the chairman) presiding. The Chairman said: You have already had the report1,786 words
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Article1718 1913-11-20 5 An extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Johore Rubber Lands (Malaya) Limited, was held on October 22 at Salisbury House, London Wall, E.C., for the purpose of considering a scheme of reconstruction of the company outlined iu a1,718 words
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1648 1913-11-20 5 Tho fourth annual general mooting of tho Sungei Ruaya (Sumatra) Rubber Company, Limited, was held on October 22, at the offices, 5, Whittington Avonue, L.C., Mr. A. G. Angier (chairman of tho company) presiding. The Chairman, iu1,648 words
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Article115 1913-11-20 5 A London wire of Novciiibei 7, printed in the 1 inicH of nylon, says The newspapers are publishing forecasts of the* Rubber Growers’ Committee's pro[K>sals. Tliurr will be six standard grades. Each parcel of rubber Hold will bo indentitied by an index number based on vulcanisation115 words
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2747 1913-11-20 6 The fourth ordinary general mooting of the Sungci Bahru Rubber Estates, Limited, was held on October 21, at the offices of the company, 59, Eustchcap, E.C., Mr. 1\ J. Burgess (chairman of the company) presiding. Tho Chairman said:2,747 words
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1216 1913-11-20 6 The sixth annual ordinary general meeting of the North llunitnock (Selangor) Rubber Company, Limited, wa-, held ou October 23 at the offices of the company. 20, Lantehean Mr. O. A. Talbot (chairman of the company) presiding. 3 The Chairman said: The report1,216 words
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732 1913-11-20 7 The following information relating to tho rubber industry is taken from the London and China Express of October 24, which came to hand by tbo mail this morning:— If it does not close quite at the best on tho whole the market732 words
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370 1913-11-20 7 l lie report of tho Bandar Sumatra Rubber 1 onipany, Limited, states that the crops hat vested during the year to July 31 were ns follows:-Rubber, 103,452 lbs. (against estimate 61,000 lbs.); cotfe.\ 1.334 cwts. (against estimate 950 cwts.). It370 words
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Article329 1913-11-20 7 The report of the Sumatra Pat a Rubber Plantations, Limited, states that, after providing for depreciation of buildings and machinery, the profit for the* year to Juno 30 is £48,790, to which must bo added the balance from last year’s account, £2,063, together making .£50,853 deduct interim329 words
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1349 1913-11-20 7 llio fourth aunual ordinary goncial meetiuj» of tho Bornam-Perak Rubber I’lautations, Limited, wan hold on October ‘21, at the registered oificos, 4, Lloyd’s Avouue, Fonchureh Street, E.C., Mr T. C. Owen (chairman of tho company) presiding. lho Chairman said:1,349 words
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470 1913-11-20 7 Thu report of tho ltnhbor Com* pauy, Limited, states tli.it tho crop of rubber harvested for tlio year to June 210 amounted to ‘217,823 lbs., against an e stimate of 180,000 lbs. and a previous year's totul of 2(4,404 lbs.470 words
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1926 1913-11-20 8 Capita! Sleek Singapore A'lthc. Par valne Dividend*. Malayan Exchange Fraser and Co.’s r sud. XI, unless Companies. Prioes, Prices, Marked 2/- 1918. 1912 October 22. November 19. 85,000 2/- fy. paid 8%for 31/12/11 Allagar1,926 words
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