The Straits Budget, 27 November 1913
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Title Section28 1913-11-27 1 The Straits Budget BUNG THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” vol. lxvii NO. 2911. Singapore. Thursday. November 27. 1913. ESTABLISH!!) OVER HALF A CENTVRV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article264 1913-11-27 1 LEADERS— What is a Fair Price? 10 Boers, Britons aud Indians 10 The Fall in Shares 10-11 Rival Citizen Armies 11 Sunday Tappiug 11 The Law aud the Press 12 Local and General Local and Personal 1-2 The Federal Council 3 Tropical Medicine 4 Suicide at Soer&baya264 words
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Article4685 1913-11-27 1 Herr Heinrich Konig, ho repicsi tlx university of Kiel and inn, in cm be i o Royal Institute for Ocean Trallicsand ,K national Commerce, is visiting a ■>' has just cone to Java. His specially to empiirc into rubbei un commodities. The King has given £lOO and4,685 words
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1847 1913-11-27 3 The Federal Council was opened at Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday, fine weather allowimthe customary brilliance of the ceremony to be witnessed in comfort. There were present, II. E. the High Commissioner, Sir Arthur Young, K.C.M.G.; the Chief Secre1,847 words
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1779 1913-11-27 3 There was again an exceptionally largo attendance of buyers at Messrs. Ching Kong Lee and Co.’s sale-room on tho 19th inst., when tho following properties were disposed of by auction ami realized very good prices: 31 Ratlles i’lace, area1,779 words
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1190 1913-11-27 4 Some ac omit of the work which has been done aud is proposed to be done with the fund now being r iised on behalf of tho Loudon School of Tropical Medicine w T as given by Mr. Austen1,190 words
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Article246 1913-11-27 4 Mr. A. Pacts tot Gansvijeu, Chairman of the General Syndicate of Sugar Factories in Netlierlauds India, committed suicide at Soerabaya, at 4 a.m. on the 12th inst., by shooting himself through the heart with a revolver. He left a letter expressing the wish that his funeral might246 words
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Article271 1913-11-27 4 We understand that General R. H. Law, Inspector General of Equipment Ordnance Stores, from the Horse Guards, will arrive in Singapore from Hongkong by the P. and O. Devanha to-day. General Law is carrying out an inspection of all the Far East stations. lle is well-known in271 words
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Article13 1913-11-27 4 (The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.13 words
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Article368 1913-11-27 4 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Oratory is nothing else than wisdom speaking copiously (translated from Cicero) aud the speech of the Premier at the Guildhall Banquet on Lord Mayor's day answers to the above admirably. lie concluded a most brilliant speech by pointiug368 words
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Article210 1913-11-27 4 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —I notice a report of a meeting of the above which has been “contributed to your newspaper aud I suppose the information has been supplied as the directors want to let the public know about it. As one of210 words
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Article395 1913-11-27 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Would you kindly insert tho following iu your valuable paper, as by doing so you will greatly favour the larger portion of the working class of Singapore. At the last meeting of the Municipal Commissioners we were sorry395 words
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Article360 1913-11-27 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —May I bo allowed a short space in your valuable columns, in order to see if that will have the effect of putting some kind of a “hustle” ou to the local postal authorities? On the tith of this month360 words
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Article310 1913-11-27 4 The wedding took place at the Church cf Our Lady of Lourdes, Klaug, on Thursday, November 22, of Mr. Victor lviuloch, of Jeram Estate, Kapar, and Miss Winifred Mary Clare Cox, eldest daughter of Mr. F. Bede Cox, District Officer, klung. The bride, who was given away310 words
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2028 1913-11-27 5 A Vf> >7 interesting report on the affairs of Kolantan during 1W2 has been compile i by Mr. tt. Laug ham-Carter, the acting British Advisei* to that state, and we extract some of the points of it: The revenue2,028 words
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Article284 1913-11-27 5 (From A Cokkksiondknt.) Trengganu, November 16. The case in which a young Chinese is alleged to have been kdled by another Chinese is still proceeding. It is expected to terminate in a day or two. The weather hero has been very bad lately, with much rain, wind,284 words
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Article236 1913-11-27 5 Sydney papers report the death of Captain S. VV. S. Moore, who was formerly in the service of the China Navigation Compauy, from which he resigned some nine or ten years ago, and then resided in llougkong for a few years. A Sydney236 words
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498 1913-11-27 5 Messrs. Fraser aud Co.’s Sharo Circular, (Inti it November 10, utn*es The pant week lias shown more substantial advances than have been experienced for several months. The satisfactory results of the last, auction hnvchnd n remarkibly steadynio elite*! on all dashes498 words
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195 1913-11-27 5 November 21, 1912. After several days of a buoyant and advancing muikct tho work closes with prices somewhat below tlio host, and this applus more particularly to tho higher priced shares which chiefly benefited on tlio rise. Advices received this morning quota rubber one195 words
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Article104 1913-11-27 5 Her Iliyliness tho Kane* of Sarawak has written a book entitled My Life in Sarawak which Messrs. Methuen published on November 6. Sarawak, which comprises some fifty thousand square miles of land, is situated in the north west of liornco. .lames llrooku iu IMU became the104 words
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950 1913-11-27 6 Extraordinary general meetings of the Chondcriang Valley Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., and Jabus (Tin) Hydraulic Elevators, Ltd., were held at the registered office of the companies, 8, Union Street, Penang, on November 19, at 2 and 2.80 o’clock, respectively, Mr.950 words
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318 1913-11-27 6 The enterprise of utilising some of the excellent fruits which Siam furnishes m such abundance and preserving them for the foreign market is comparatively recent, says The Siam Observer. The most suitable of such fruits is undoubtedly the pineapple, which iu certain318 words
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Article210 1913-11-27 6 The first annual report of tho Board of directors to tho shareholders of the Chinese Commercial Bank, Singapore, covering the year commencing December 2, 1012, and ending October 15, 1913, states that, in spite of commercial depression and all the initial dilliculties incidental to the commencement210 words
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Article1040 1913-11-27 6 (From A Special Correspondent). The Uuiversity of Birmingham has taken a step which may have far-reaching and important consequencos on the future of the British Empire. Among the higher authorities who serve iu the King’s Dominions Overseas,1,040 words
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Article161 1913-11-27 6 The first aviation fatality at Manila occurred on the 14th inst., when Lieutenant C. Perry Kicli, of the Philippine Scouts, ami an army aviator, fell into the bay from an altitude of 1,000 feet, death quickly resulting. Lieutenant Rich started out on a trial trip over161 words
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Article164 1913-11-27 6 The following appointments are notified in the F.M.S. Government Gazette of the ‘Jlst iustant:—Mr. F. 1). Kvans to be executive engineer, P.W.D.; Mr. V. .1. Martin to be an assistant engineer, P.W.D., Selangor; Mr. T. 8. Adams to act as second magistrate, Kuala Lumpur; Mr. L. L.164 words
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Article155 1913-11-27 6 The mail from Sarawak on Thursday brought news of the death ot Mr. John Rohrmaun, who was at one time connected with the shipping department of Messrs. Behu, Meyer and Co. The deceased was first taken ill with bacillar dysentery a fortnight or so ago155 words
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Article94 1913-11-27 6 News reached Colombo on the llth iust M that the Ceylon Steamship Co., Ltd. s steamer Lady Blake, which left that p 1" on the previous evening with two bundle* deck and a few second class passenger and general cargo, grounded in Pauuiben Channel on the next94 words
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1883 1913-11-27 7 After somewhat prolonged negotiations, a dispute which had arisen between tbel'enin sular and Oriental Steam Navigation Compauy and their officers, was settled ou Octoher 29. I lie history of this unpleasant incident is set forth below:—On October1,883 words
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Article208 1913-11-27 7 (FUOM A ColtKKSI'ONliKNT.) Kota Hliaru, November 17. flood weather favoured tho llari Raya Hadji holidays, and the festivities passed oil without anything unusual happening. Large crowds of k am fie rig people, adorned in Kelantan s brightest, flocked into the tovvu with tlio apparent object of squatting con208 words
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Article202 1913-11-27 7 All in Siam who have met tho American Minister, .Mr. F. W. Carpenter, will sincerely regret to learn that lie is relinquishing his appointment, as a successor has now born appointed by the prosent Government. Mr. Carpenter arrived nearly year ago, his appoiuttuent being ono of202 words
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Article184 1913-11-27 7 Tho land acquisition case heard by the Chief Justice in the Supreme Court on November Id concluded with a verdict which endorses the oiler of the Collector of Land Itcvonuo. The land in question, which was required by the Municipality for the purpose of widening Thomson184 words
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Article75 1913-11-27 7 A popular cousin of 11 is Highness the Sultan of Johorc, and head of the State Secretary’s department, 11. 11. Suleiman bin Hand died at r > a.m., on Tlmrs day, and was buried in the afternoon at the cemetery m ar .Johorc llaliru in the75 words
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533 1913-11-27 7 Tho current issue o( tlio K. M. S. Government (Jazetto contains tho following uotifica tion relating to tho cultivation of coconut** in tho coast districts of Kuautan and I'ekan In order to encourago tho cultivation of coconuts in tho coast districts of533 words
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344 1913-11-27 7 !n v ]< w of the approaching expiration of tlio terms of the Japanese shipping subsidies, ;i protest Hays tlio London correspondent of tlio Manchester (iuardian, is again being undo by tlm British India Strain Navigation Company and other British com* panii344 words
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1581 1913-11-27 8 The first annual meeting of tho Singapore Temperance Council was held on November 19 at the Y.M.C.A., and should prove a source of much encouragement and satisfaction to those who have the interests of tin* movement at1,581 words
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Article139 1913-11-27 8 Tl le announcement that the famous American pi ima donna, Madame Nordica, is shortly to visit Singapore, will be received with very keen interest and satisfaction by everyone here interested in any degree in the musical art. Madame Nordica’s record as an operatic artist and a concert singer139 words
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Article88 1913-11-27 8 The mortality returus for Singapore issued by tile Registrar of Births and Deaths show that, during the week ending November 1.7, there were 250 deaths (182 males, 68 females) giving a ratio per millc of population of 40.61. Malarial fever accounted for 09 deaths, phthisis 07, convulsions88 words
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Article1007 1913-11-27 8 In his annual report on tho prisons of the Colony for 1912. Mr. C. F. Green, the Acting Inspector, notes that the total number ot prisoners ou January 1, 1912, was 1,117; received during 1912, 4,631;1,007 words
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443 1913-11-27 8 Ia the report of the directors of Malayan Tiu Dredging, Limited, for tho year to Juno 30, 1913, which was to bo presented at the meeting at the Chartered Accountant’s Institute, Moorgatoplace, E. C., on November 6, it is stated that443 words
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Article165 1913-11-27 8 The P. and O. steamer Simla, which arrived at Penang from London on the 19th inst., says the Straits Echo, brought four brides who were quietly married at the St. George’s Church that morning, the Kev. F. W. Haines officiating at all the weddings. Mr. L. E. P.165 words
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1078 1913-11-27 9 As chairman of the board of directors of the Singapore Poultry and Dairy Farm, Ltd.. Mr. Albert C. Davis signs the first annuai report of tho company, dated November 24 which is to be presented to shareholders at a meeting1,078 words
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Article183 1913-11-27 9 The new Japanese steamer Kashima Maru which has arrived on her maiden trip from Japan re London, and which sailed on Tuesday is a sister ship to the Katori Maru, which passed through recently, aud is replacing the Aki Maru, now ou the service between Japan aud183 words
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Article141 1913-11-27 9 Somewhat of a sensation has been caused in the newspaper world this week by what was apparently a slip on the part of the advertising branch of Reuter’s Telegram Company, states tlieL. and C. Express of October 31. The company has established a Financial Publicity Department,141 words
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Article139 1913-11-27 9 Complying with the request of residents of Singapore, which lacks a female medical practitioner. Mrs. Tsuclnda, one of the female physicians at the Shisei Hospital, Ivq.inaeln, Tokvo, will proceed to that port f«om »oko hama on the l‘Jth inst., and will open up a practice, says139 words
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917 1913-11-27 9 Tho annual distribution of prizes of the Penang Volunteer Corps, followed by a smoking concert, was held at tho Drill llall, Penang, on November ‘20, when the Hon. \V. Evans, Kcsident Councillor, presented the prizes917 words
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Article770 1913-11-27 9 Tim annua) of tlio M.S.V.Il, bj His Exoolleucy Major General Stephenson, (Ml., General Officer Commanding, StraitH Settlements, took place on the polo ground, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday afternoon, and being favoured with beautiful weather proved a most successful function, 291 oHirers and men parading in camp770 words
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Article133 1913-11-27 9 When the news of tho recent terriblo disaster which had lmpfiened to the mail train from Marseilles to Paris reached Colombo, anxiety was felt fur tho safety of Lieut.Colonel Cordon Frazer who was a passenger by the M. M. Paul Lecat which Imd arrived iu133 words
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Article44 1913-11-27 10 Cu’MKCK On November 22, at Waringa Hill, Paterson Road, the wife of V. Clumeck, of a MOD. Bkllini.- On November 25, at the Nursing Home, St. Thomas’ Wa'k, the wife of H. Bellini, of IK vea (Johore) I lubber Plantations, of a son.44 words
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Article26 1913-11-27 10 Burkk TrjtTos. —On November 22, at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, by Archdeacon I/iud, Insp. Tom Burke, F.M.S. Police, to Alice Mary Turton, Fiusbury Park, London.26 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article985 1913-11-27 10 sellers take no defensive action.—Straits Times, November 20. We have met the representative of an old established rubber estate who says that lie is perfectly content with rubber at 2/- per lb. Ho informed us that cost of production had boen so much reduced bysellers take no defensive action.—Straits Times, November 20. - 985 words
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Article1157 1913-11-27 10 protests of Indian politicians.—Straits Times, November 21. The Liberal party took much credit to itself for Laving had the courage to trust the Boers with self-government while memories of the South African war were still fresh in the minds of men resident in South Africa whoprotests of Indian politicians.—Straits Times, November 21. - 1,157 words
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Article1135 1913-11-27 10 industry is bandied carefully and honestly. Straits Times, November 'll. Some little time ago The Economist examined the highest and lowest prices recorded for the shares of well known sterling rubber companies during the present year. It was able to show that there had been Fomeindustry is bandied carefully and honestly. Straits Times, November 'll. - 1,135 words
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Article1114 1913-11-27 11 Straits Times, November *Jl. Against the citi/en army which lias been formed by Sir Edward Carson to defend the rights of Ulster, there is now the army of Nationalists which is to defend the rights of an Irish Parliament. If the Irisn could b< suspected of humourStraits Times, November *Jl. - 1,114 words
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Article1217 1913-11-27 11 any < Htutt: tiiat in being ncnsibly handled.— Strait* TiiueH, November '25. We do not know whothor it will lie possible to stop Sunday tapping by mutual consent throughout Malaya, as Mr. W. M. Sime has suggested. Wo aro not sure, oven, that if it wero stopped thereany < Htutt: tiiat in being ncnsibly handled.— Strait* TiiueH, November '25. - 1,217 words
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Article1445 1913-11-27 12 —Straits Times, November 26. We are grateful to our contemporaries throughout the Malay Peninsula for the extreme kiudnoss of their references to ourselves in connection with tho libel action Dennys v. Straits Times, recently tried at Ipoh. Tho perfect consensus of opinion that in the.—Straits Times, November 26. - 1,445 words
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Advertisement89 1913-11-27 10 The Post trer price of the Straits Times is #38 i year The I»om fre*t price of the Straits Budget is $14 a year It it in luiessarv to subscribe for a year. The sub criptions for shorter periods are at the same proporionate rate as for a vear. e89 words
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870 1913-11-27 12 Early this year, it may be remembered that we published the gist of correspon dence which hail passed between the Imperial Merchant Service Guild and the Foreign Office relative to tho establishment of a light, or lights,870 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article430 1913-11-27 12 5.C.C. v. Merchants. A club eleven, captained by W. E. llayner defeated a fairly strong team of Merchants on the Padaug on Saturday. Rayner’s not out 08 was the feature of the batting, whilst in the bowling department Day was credited with five wickets for 34 scores. S. C.430 words
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Article266 1913-11-27 12 Singapore Golf Club. The Autumn cup competition was played on November 22 and ‘23, and resulted in a win for Mr P. Walton, who returned a nett score of 78. The links were in fairly good condition considering the recent heavy rains. Thirtyone members competed and the following cards266 words
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773 1913-11-27 13 A flutter was caused in Chinese commercial circles on Thursday by the posting-up of a notice in the following words on the door of the Kwong Yik Banking Company’s premises in khng Street: J •‘The directors of773 words
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1377 1913-11-27 13 couiu!!'nf^ ra fjf *i kcho makes the following S. thw «W;-'Vc .lesit-n to ao manta (.vim.?. V ?1 C °r dmlly with tho "ontimeats expressed by the Straits Times in the interests ded f UbliC Com P anios ™d1,377 words
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Article132 1913-11-27 13 Tho combined Homo and Mediterranean fleets which are now cruising in the Eastern Mediterranean form an imposing dispLy of British naval strength. Tho fleets am under the command of Admiral Sir A. lit rksloy Milne and consist of tho following ships: Firsl Battle squadron (Homo fleet). Col132 words
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Article166 1913-11-27 13 In ID is country, says The World (London) judges usually retire when they feel inclined, but not so in the Colonies; they have to go when they are told. Mr Justice Thornton, of the Straits Settleim nts, has just vacated his position in the Supreme Court of166 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article68 1913-11-27 13 fl'uoM IIi h Own Ooukkmi'oni»kn i Penang, November 20. Capt. Peters, of the German steamer Malaya, has been fined 92a, for alleged abetmont of five Kling coolies in attempting to leavo tho Settlement without permits. Tho coolies boarded the vessel after tho boarding officers gave clearance for68 words
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Article52 1913-11-27 13 Kuom Our Own Corkkhhondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, November 21. S(.langur yesterday beat the K.0.V.L.1. in the football match by five goals to one. Splendid work was done by R. A. S. Wagner, the home centre. Col lis I howno scored the visitors’ goal. The Yorkshires play Ivlaug at52 words
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Article181 1913-11-27 13 (From Ouk Own Cokkkhi'onoknt.) Kuala Lumpur, November 21. Thu thin! tiro in four days occurred in Pudu Street, early this morning. Nine shophouses, mostly of the wood-framed typo, were putted and the rest of the hip block was only Kuvcd after three hours’ strenuous work by181 words
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Article91 1913-11-27 13 (FltoM A COKItKMI'ONDKNT.) Labuan, November 2*2. Mr. H. Chevallior, the Acting Resident of Labuan and Rrunoi, left by the I'howfa on Thursday, and received a hearty send off. A procession of native**, with iiiuhic, paraded the town, which wa:i decorate*! with flags, and tho Chinese tired cracker**91 words
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Article209 1913-11-27 13 The preliminary enquiry into the charge of causing death by a fasti act, which has been brought t.gaiust a Malay motor driver named Molmmed .lunet, was continued on Saturday in tlio third court, Indore l Mr. Forror Mr. A. V. Itrowa, the I>.!*.!*., appeared to prosecute,209 words
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Article141 1913-11-27 13 We r< gret to record the d< 11< of Mr. Krauk I <\ Kidd, a member of tl*e reporting staff of the China Mail, Hongkong, at tin agoof 28 y< ai'H, as the n Milt of .111 accident eistainod whilst handling an automatic pistol. Tho weapon hadboin141 words
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Article5469 1913-11-27 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 19. A message from Mexico City says the United States5,469 words
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Article1657 1913-11-27 15 Berlin, November 1H. Mr. Carnegie states that in a discussion with the Kaiser, His Majesty declan d that ho would take further steps to reduce the number of duels. Adruiral Kebcur commands tho Gorman squadron which is making a cruise abroad. Tho Mexican Congress was opened on Thursday1,657 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article257 1913-11-27 16 November 19 Denbigh Hall, Brit, str., Laidlay, Manila, McAlister Saigon Maru, Jap. str., Yamaguchi, Bombay, Guthrie 20 Bohemia, Aus. str., Moerans, Shanghai, Rautenbcrg Candia, Brit, str., Peel, London, P. A O. Co Kirin Maru, Jap. str., Nakamura, Yokohama, P. Simons Altai, Rus. str., Albrocht, Novorossisk, Borneo Co E F.257 words
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Article255 1913-11-27 16 November 19 Ncleus, Brit, str., A’dam L’don A Antwerp Indo Maru, Jap. str., Bombay via ports fLincairn, Brit, str., Christmas Islands |Tami Maru, Jap. str., Rangoon j Jumna, Brit, str., Tiunbury W. A. Seang Choon, Brit, str., Penang A Rangoon 20 Teesta, Brit, str., Penaug Madras A N’tam Elcphanta,255 words
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Article263 1913-11-27 16 Singapore, Novkmbkb 26, 1918. exchange On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4 J Demand 2/4 k Private 6 m/s 2/4 8 m/s 2/4i 5 On (-’•kwavv Bank d/d 238.j Private 3 m/s 244$ On Fbanos Bank d/d 294 4 Private H m's 301 On India Bank T. T.263 words
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Article353 1913-11-27 16 Singapore, November 26, 1618. MINING. vSuel Buyers. Seller. 10 10 Ampang 8.50 9.25 1 1 Ayer Weng 1.C0 10 10 Belat 2.35 2.60 10 10 Bru&ng 0.60 0.85 10 10 Kampar 10.00 1C 10 K&naboi 2.00 10 10 Kinta Association 13.00 14.00 £1 £1 Kinta Tin 1.18.3353 words
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678 1913-11-27 16 There are eighteen appeals to be heard in the Court of Appeal which was opened in the Supreme Court, on Monday, the Chief Justice (Sir \V. H. llyndman Jones) presiding. With him are Mr. Justice Fisher and Mr.678 words
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Article63 1913-11-27 16 Per P. and Nubia, sailing December 2. Mr. and Mrs. W. Peel, Miss Holloway, Mr. A. W. S. Wagner. Per P. and O. Devanha, connecting at Colombo with Medina, sailing November 28.—Mr. W. Peacock, Mr. Simons, Mr. R- M. Lewis, Mr. K. G. Furley, Mr. J. Graham*63 words
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Advertisement249 1913-11-27 17 B9E; T 11 WILKINSON'S “TANSAN Ctaoioest ot all Choice Waters." S T USE 44 ii WILKINSON'S TANSAN ft Choicest of all Choice Waters. AND Per 4 dozen Pints $6.00. HKS2RrSi, j\ \i-" f j .v> Per 8 dozen Splits $8.00. 4 Less 5%. <3 I i|W«** ,rt jew** Caldbeck*-® LONDON249 words
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Advertisement434 1913-11-27 18 IK* coer/v&r i v Y %< w m PULSOMETER STEAM PUMPS. The Palsomete* Steam Pomp is a pomp that has no moving parts except the ralves, which are of an exceedingly simple type and oan tfe readily replaced by unskilled labour. There being no frictional sorfaces to cat oat, the434 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article123 1913-11-27 1 General— Rubber Items >## i Singaj*ore Rubber Auctions 1 F. M. S. Rubber Export Duty 4 The Rubber Industry 5 The Price of Rubber 7 Telegrams— Loudon Rubber Special 1 London Rubber Market 1 Meetings and Reports— Kuala Kubu Rubber Estate 1 The Djapocra Liquidation 1 Marnbau Rubber 1123 words
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Article361 1913-11-27 1 The output of Hayoep estate in October was 17,999 lbs.; for ten months 126,280 lbs. Messrs. F. W. barker and Company inform us that they have received a telegram from London advising them that the directors of Ledbury Rubber Estates, Limited, have declared an interim dividend of 5361 words
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81 1913-11-27 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 21. Edinburgh Rubber Estate Las declared an interim dividend of 71 per cent. Bukit Kajang pays a tiual dividend of 5 per oeut. Tandjong Rubber Co. issues 2,400 dow shares at81 words
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77 1913-11-27 1 Fine Para Plantation. t Spot Forward First Latex Nov. 19 a/2.1 2/4^ 20 3/2* 3/1 2/4 21 3/2 3/1 2/3* 22 3/2 3/1 2/3* 24 3/OJ 3/- 2/3* 25 1,0 i 3 r 2/3* The following messago has beou received in77 words
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Article171 1913-11-27 1 The report of t!ie Kuala Kubu Rubber Estate, Limited, states that the crop estimate of 40.009 lbs. for the year to Juno 60 was realised, the total quantity invoiced amounting to 40,950 lbs. Crop and sale prices compare with tho previous season as follows: —1912 16,171 words
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Article155 1913-11-27 1 An extraordinary gem ml nncting of the I)j ipot i'i (Imiragiri) Kubh.*r Co., Lid., v/;.Ik id at Commercial I'nioii buildings, Singapore, yesterday, for tho purpose of considerL, tho following special resolution in”conn, don with the sale of the prowrtv to London That the company be 5Lwl.il voluntarily155 words
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1004 1913-11-27 1 The fourth annual ordinary general meeting of the Matnbau (K.M.S.) Lubber Company, Limiti d, was held on October .‘10 at the ollico of the company, 16, Phi I pot Lane, E.C., Mr. J. L. Loudoun-Shaud (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman1,004 words
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Article296 1913-11-27 1 Thu Singapore Chamber of Coiuiuoroe Rubber Association's 115th auction wiih hold on Tuesday, wlien thuro wore ofTorod for sain 795.HO piculs (or 100,107 lbs.) and sold 7*»:i. is piculs (or 101,797 Ibs.i. Tlio prices itulincd were: Shoot Smoked 9110 to 9101 Unsiuokod 106 116 Crojm No. 1296 words
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2515 1913-11-27 2 The third ordinary general meeting of the Chcmbong Malay Rubber Company, Limited, was held on October 30 at Cannon Street Hotel, E.C., Mr. Edgar Geo. Money (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said: Gentlemen, we are holding this2,515 words
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508 1913-11-27 2 The statutory meeting of tlio Taiping Rubber Estates, Ltd. (1913), was held at the Palace Hotel, Shanghai, on November 13. Mr. 13. A. Clarke presided, aud the attendance included Messrs. ,J. Frost and E. S. Kadooric (directors). The total number of508 words
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516 1913-11-27 2 The fourth annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Sungei Kari (Sumatra) Rubber Estate, Limited, was held ou October 28, at the Institute of Directors, 4, Corbet Court, E.C., Mr. W. Arthur Aildinsell (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said516 words
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2847 1913-11-27 3 The hid ordinary eneral teefeg of tbo Bcranang (SelaOj-or) liubber Plantations, Limited, was held on October 27, at the Cannon Street Hotel, E.C., Mr. Edgar G. Money (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said: With your permission2,847 words
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810 1913-11-27 3 Tho report of tbo Hrieh Rubber Estate, Limited, states that tho not profit for the year to July Jl, including XI,454, tho balanco brought forward, is £7,91(1. After deducting tho iutorim dividend of 5 per cent, paid May 1, absorbing £2,464, and810 words
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Article1753 1913-11-27 4 The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Singapore Para Rubber Estates, Limited, was held on October 29 at the London Chamber of Commerce, Oxford Court, E.C., Air. Henry do Courcy Hamilton (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said1,753 words
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Article81 1913-11-27 4 For the period from November 28 to December 11, 1913, inclusive, tlie duty on cultivated rubber on w hich export duty is leviable in the F.M.S. on an ad valorem basis iu accordance w ith the rules undor the Customs Duties Enactment will bo assessed on81 words
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1333 1913-11-27 4 The sixth annual ordinary general meeting of the Sumatra Para Rubber Plantations, Limit**!, was hold on October 27, at the Cannon Street Hotel, Cannon Street, E.C., Mr. Keith Fraser Arbuthnot (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said You1,333 words
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Article239 1913-11-27 4 The report of the Jong-Landor Rubber Kstates. Limited, states that the crop for the year to June 30 amounted to 151,840 lbs., which shows a substantial increase on the estimate of 100,000 lbs., and the previous season’s output of 49,129 lbs. Crop and sale prices compare with tho239 words
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Article194 1913-11-27 4 The secretary of the Scottish Malay hubher Company, Limited, haw issued a statement that the crop for nine months to September 80 is 210,973 lbs. Of the crop sent forward for sale 85 per cent, is first grade rubber, the balance being lower-grade crepe. The estimated crop194 words
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1363 1913-11-27 5 The third Annual ordinary general meeting of the Batu Rata (Sumatra) Rubber Planta' tions, Limited, was held on October 30 at tho Cannon Street Hotel, E.C., Mr. Keith Fraser Arbuthnot (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman1,363 words
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1041 1913-11-27 5 The third annual general meeting of the North Labis (Johoro) Rubber and Produce Company, Ltd., was held on October HO, at tho office of the company, 1 t 4, Great Tower Street, E.C., Mr. Charles Arthur Lampard (the chairmau of the1,041 words
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Article280 1913-11-27 5 The report of the Hajoe Kidoel Rubber and Produce Company, Limited, states that during the year to March 31, till acres were planted w ith Hevca-interpreted with <xJTee —bringing the total planted ar<;a ax at March 31,1913, to about 3,777 acres. The e« ffee crop280 words
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581 1913-11-27 5 Tho following information minting to the rubber industry in taken from the London uud China Express of October Hi —A much improved tone haw been exhibited in tho rubber share market, and there has been ronsideruble buying of581 words
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Article265 1913-11-27 5 In the report of tho Bandar Sumatra Rubber Kstute for the year to July .11, it in stated that tho crops w< re Bubb< r, 1011,452 lbs.; coffoe, cwt. Tho estimatcfi were largely exceeded. The gross price for rubber wan Hs. 4.72(1., and tho all-in cost, including265 words
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3952 1913-11-27 6 A general meeting of tho Malacca Planters’ Association was held on Sunday in the club at Malacca. Mr. II. M. Darby presided and there were present: The Hon. F. W. Collins. Messrs. \V. M. Sirne, J. M.3,952 words
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584 1913-11-27 7 From the I>aily Commercial News of San Francisco (October 1")) we quote tbe following reflections on rubber prices, in reading which it should be borne in mind that the prices named are American gold:— The rubber trade in this584 words
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2035 1913-11-27 7 n T f n T' 1 annual meeting of the Utak Habit Rubber Kstato, Limited, was held on October 21, at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, EC., Mr. Edward Lawrence Hamilton (chairman of the company) presiding. r J The Chairman2,035 words
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Article427 1913-11-27 7 The report of tint Galling Hesnr Robber Plantations, Limited, states that the planted area remains tho Maine as at the end of tho previous year—namely 2,406 acres. It bas been decided, under present cirrnmstanoeN, to poHtpouu the extensions previously con* templated. The whole of the area under427 words
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Article262 1913-11-27 7 Tim report of the Colonial lltihbcr anil Produce Investment Corporation, Limited, states that the sum of £190,271 .‘ls. Id., appearing in the balance sheet as investments, is represented approximately as follows: .‘{'.l per cent, in rubber shares, 17 per cent, in first mortgage rubber debentures, 44262 words
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1921 1913-11-27 8 Capital Stock Singapore Aotbo- D V de0d Malayan Bwhunge FtMer.ndOo e riaed. r, 1 J “J5, 101a mi* OoMeamia. Prices, Prices Marked 2/* 1918. 1912, October 29. November 26. 85,000 2/-fy. paid 8%for 31/12/111,921 words
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