The Straits Budget, 17 June 1915
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1915-06-17 1 The Straits Budget •UNO THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXIX No. 2992 Singapore. Thursday. June 17.1915. CSTAf lISHED OVER HALF A REMTWV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article275 1915-06-17 1 leaders— Some Local Matters 10 Policy for Angels 10 Defensive Warfare 10-11 The Federated States 11 Optimism and the Reverse 11 The End of July 11*12 Local and Gknrbal Local and Personal 1-2 The Late Lieut. H. A. Lane 2 The War 8 6 Nurses in Pyjamas275 words
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Article3532 1915-06-17 1 Residents of Shanghai learned with much that Mr. George Upton Robins, until teently head of the branch in Shanghai of o,- Bros. and Co., had been killed in ion in Flanders. A telegram to that e< r, WaH received by Messrs. Brand Bros. a y 27. Educated3,532 words
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1261 1915-06-17 2 We (Malay Mail) havo received a letter from Mr. A. B. Cross, who was one of the passengers in the Lusitania and was rescued. Mr. Cross reached London on May 11, and was apparently none the worse except1,261 words
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639 1915-06-17 2 Coming as it does three weeks after the intimation of his heroic death, the last received letter from Lient. Hector A. Lane has a tragic interest. It came by the last French mail to Mr. C.639 words
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THE WAR.
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Article1525 1915-06-17 3 Kkdtbk’s Telegram. Big French Gain. HEAVY GERMAN ATTACK? REPULSED. The American Note. Rbdtbr’s Tblburam. London, Jane 8, 5.40 p.m. Paris: Important French successes are recorded in a communique. During a violent infantry battle on the Lorette plateau, the Germans replied to a Frenoh night attack with throe fierceKkdtbk’s Telegram. - 1,525 words
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Article901 1915-06-17 3 Italy’s Progress. HEAVY FIGHTING WITH AUSTRIA. German Submarine Sunk. London, June 10, 6.55 a.m. Rome, communique: Along the Isonzo, on Jane 7 and 8, operations continued with a view to dislodging the enemy from his positions on the right bank of the river and of establishing bridge-heads. Tho901 words
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Article2375 1915-06-17 3 The Fighting in France. RUSSIA GAINING GROUND AGAIN. The American Note. London, Jane 10, 2 p.m. Aftor the fight at the Chateau of Hoogo, near Ypros, on June 8, the’Brigadier General in command issued an order in which he particularly congratulated the Third Dragoon Guards on their magnificent2,375 words
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Article2809 1915-06-17 4 Victories ArojiJ Arras. BIG FRENCH CAPTURE AT NEUVILLE. Obstacles in the Dardanelles. London, June 11, 5 p.m. Paris, communique: We have had farther successes, firstly, at the “Labyrinth” where we continue to drive the enemy back; secondly, eastward of the Labyrinth,” near the high road from Arras to2,809 words
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Article1207 1915-06-17 5 Russia’s Efforts. TERRIBLE GERMAN LOSSES REPORrED. The American Note. London, Juno 14, 5.10 a.m. That the Germans aro reverting to their old tactics of lightning changes of front is evident from the Petrograd communique which, besides a continuance of desperate fighting north of Shavli, mentions strong German attacks1,207 words
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Article955 1915-06-17 6 Russia’s Struggle. GALICIA BATTLE STILL RAGING. British Naval Casualties. London, June 15, 5.55 p.m. Petrograd, official: Groat enemy forces repeatedly attempted to cross the River Windan, near Liatzkow, on June 13. Thoy were repulsed, but a detachment crossed the river lower down, and its attempt to advance was955 words
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Article142 1915-06-17 6 We shall return to England,” writes a nurse from Serbia in the Nursing Times, skilled in the of makeshift, and with absolute oontempt for anything appertaining to luxury or even mild comfort. Our adopted costumes would, I fear, shock the famous Mrs. Grundy, for we work in142 words
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Article1567 1915-06-17 6 G. C. Irving - G. C. Irving. (Contributed.) With the ending of the present war in Europe it is reasonable to suppose that a great deal of money will be released and investors will be on the look out for promising opportunities. In the Eastern Archipelago more is now heard of1,567 words
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Article183 1915-06-17 6 The British North Borneo Gazette publishes a text of a bill relating to the propos establishment of a Savings Bank in Borneo. The objects and reasons sta e. The purpose of this bill is to introduce a ready means whereby small savings may profitably safeguarded and183 words
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2171 1915-06-17 7 Loudon, May 14. Mv last letter to you had beeu posted but ‘.I Lt left London on its long journey to 5 p Fast when the streets of the capital were Sinned with newsboys proclaiming the loss f2,171 words
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438 1915-06-17 7 A St. Andrew’s llouso boy, Henry Martin by name, was charged on Wednesday in the third court with the theft of a revolver valued at 910, or, as an alternative, with dishonestly retaining stolen property. The weapon belongs to a boy438 words
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101 1915-06-17 7 (Rkutkk’hTklkukam—Dklaykd in Dklivkry.) London, June 7. The Colonial Office reports that anti* Moslem rioting has taken place in various parts of Ceylon by Buddhists. Shops at Kandy have been looted aud martial law has been proclaimed in several districts. Thrf(Rkutkk’hTklkukam—Dklaykd in Dklivkry.) - 101 words
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478 1915-06-17 7 A DEAL IN WHITE TEA Chinese Heavily Fined in Opium Case. There was conclude*!, by Mr. E. L. Talma in the District Court, on Mouday, the case in which the Monopolies Department took action against a number of Chinese for dealing in Persian opium, or white tea," as it is478 words
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Article181 1915-06-17 7 In the course of his report on the Straits Settlements Police Force, in 1914, Capt. Chancellor, 1.G.P., says: In spite of five months of war the criminal statistics remain more or less normal. Kncrgotic action was taken by Govern inout to repatriate all coolies thrown out of181 words
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2184 1915-06-17 8 The naturo of the agenda to be discussed ensured a good attendance of members at tho annual general meeting of Tauglin Club, on Saturday evening. Tho lion. E. D. Hewan, the president, took the chair and tho other members of2,184 words
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1025 1915-06-17 8 Johore came to Singapore on June 10 to witness the wedding of Miss Bessie May Gawler, niece of the Hon. W. N. Gawler and Mrs. Gawler, Pel< pah Valley Estate, Kota Tinggi, to Mr. C. Fraser, Tebrao Estate. The ceremony was solemnised1,025 words
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1248 1915-06-17 9 In a Settlement like Singapore where 0 f history are so transitory and P 5 moving it w singularly interesting to ST back on distant eras through the elective of an old resident’s memory. in that1,248 words
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187 1915-06-17 9 Further information regarding the wreck of the Zweena is still scanty in detail. It is known, however, that she struck a reef at the eastern entrance to the Straits of Madoera —the passage between tho island of Madoera187 words
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Article216 1915-06-17 9 Before Mr. E. L. Talma, in the District Coart, on Saturday Dr. K. Appadurai again appeared to answer a summons taken out against him on the grounds that on or about May 3 ho wilfully furnished for the purpose of registration false information in the form216 words
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875 1915-06-17 9 The following extract, taken from a Gorman paper dated April 29, should make interesting reading for those who have been in Singapjre since the outbreak of war and who are, therefore, acquainted with the true facts of the oaae. The aooount, nevertheless,875 words
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683 1915-06-17 9 London, May 14. Unfortunately the report of the sinking of the Lusitania, to which I referred last week, proved only too true, and tbe incident has been the most dominating factor in tbe Stock Markets ever siuoe. The cold-blooded murder683 words
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Article134 1915-06-17 9 The report of tho directors of tho Singapore Marine Motor Service, Ltd., covering the year oudod August 31, 1914, has been issued. It states that there is a small profit on working account of 9898.64. The total loss for the year, however, without taking into account134 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1061 1915-06-17 10 —Straits Times, June 10. We are all beginning to regard war as ono of tho normal conditionH of life, and to feel that wo can spare a littlo of onr thoughts to other things. This, no doubt, explains why a certain number of our readers have ceased—Straits Times, June 10. - 1,061 words
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Article1026 1915-06-17 10 -Straits Times, June 11. The resignation of Mr. Bryan is mainly a domestic concern, affecting the United States only. In another sense, however, it is curiously interesting as an illustration of the political futility of men of Mr. Bryan’s type. Irish, as his name indicates, the ex-State-Straits Times, June 11. - 1,026 words
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Article1132 1915-06-17 10 tools of their country’s worst foes.—Straits Times, June 12. News from the Dardanelles and f roilJ parts of the French arena strengthens on conviction that, with forces comparable? number and equipment, the defence Liu enormous advantage over the attack modern war. It is true that when ing gastools of their country’s worst foes.—Straits Times, June 12. - 1,132 words
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Article1039 1915-06-17 11 -Straits Times, Juno 14. e still regard the Federated Malay States as about tbe richest bit of country in the world. The tin deposits, little more than surface scratched by Chinese miners, the natural products, the capacity of the soil and climate for agriculture in the broadest-Straits Times, Juno 14. - 1,039 words
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Article1143 1915-06-17 11 bo hideous and without honour.—Straits Times, Juno 15. It is curious to notice tho gradual change that has come over the tono of a groat deal of comment in tho Home press, and the reflection of that tone in private letters. We were all, more orbo hideous and without honour.—Straits Times, Juno 15. - 1,143 words
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Article1170 1915-06-17 11 —Straits Times, June, 10. —Straits Times, June 12. A curious illustration of tho change of tone to which we had references yesterday is contained in a quotation we mado from the military correspondent of The Times. Writing on May 20 ho said:—" No German offensive in—Straits Times, June, 10.; —Straits Times, June 12. - 1,170 words
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Article330 1915-06-17 12 The local branch of the Y.M.G.A., not to be outdone by its fellow-Associations at home in its care for the soldiers, has just made a welcome and interesting experiment. A special room at the Stamford Koad House has been set apart for the special use of soldiers330 words
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Article232 1915-06-17 12 The directors of the Middleton Tin Mines, Ltd., report as follows for the year ended February 28 last: —After writing of! depreciation amounting to 919,663.75, the year’s working shews a profit of 913,386.88, to which has to be added 91|759.20 brought forward from the previous account, making232 words
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1305 1915-06-17 12 The report on Kelantan for 1914 of Mr. W. Lang ham-Carter, British Adviser, is to hand. Mr. Carter’s remarks on the financial position of the State—apparently none too promising at the time of writing (April 10) are of1,305 words
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Article310 1915-06-17 12 On Tuesday, in the second police court, before Mr. Clarke, a Eurasian named Lawrence Alvis, of Serangoon Road, pleaded guilty to two charges of criminal breach of trust as a servant in respect of two cheques, one for 9103.33 and the other for $54.70. Mr. L.310 words
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2261 1915-06-17 13 From Our Spkcial Corrkspondknt. London, May 14. Germany is engaged in her last and most jortiHjrate effort to impress neutrals with the appearance of predominant strength. The violence of her onslaught upon the West has been more2,261 words
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Article320 1915-06-17 13 In a case which came beforo Mr. Justice Edmonds at Ipoh on May 19, a Malay woman named Puteh Sekmab, who had recently been divorced without proof of misconduct, claimed from her late husbaud half of all the property which had been acquired by him since320 words
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Article725 1915-06-17 13 (From A Corrkspondknt.) Koala Lumpur, Jane 10. The now buildings of tbo Hongkong and j Shanghai Bauk, iu Ampang street, are al< most completed, and will be opened for business at tbo end of the month. It is another addition to the many large and imposing bnildmgs725 words
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Article77 1915-06-17 13 The rate of mortality in tho Settlement of Singapore for the week ended June 5 was 22.68 per millo of the population per annum. The total number of deaths was 142, of whioh 106 were male subjects and 87 female. Convulsions claimed 17. phthisis 18 and malarial77 words
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4024 1915-06-17 14 The long looked-for report of the committee appointed by the Prime Minister in Decembi r last to consider and advise on tho evidence collected on behalf of the Government as to outrages alleged to have been committed by German4,024 words
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Article281 1915-06-17 15 Honorary Major William Marshall, of the Madras Ordnance Department, has lately died at the age of 83. The deceased was born in Hertfordshire, in December, 1831. He enlisted at the age of 21 in the 3rd Kegiment of European Infantry at Liverpool, and immediately afterwards embarked for281 words
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Article180 1915-06-17 15 In his report on the P.WD. daring 1914, the Colonial Engineer, the Hon. F. J. Pigott, Hays: At the suggestion of the Master Attendant very important improvements were carried out to five lighthouses, by the introduction of the Matthews’ Incandescent Oil Burners. By the use of these burners180 words
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1528 1915-06-17 15 A meeting of the Legislative Council was held on Friday afternoon, at which there were present H.E. tbe Governor (Sir A. H. Young, KC.M.G.), H.E. the General Officer, Commanding (Brigadier-General Dudley Ridout C.M.G.), the Colonial Seoretary (Hod. R. J.1,528 words
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770 1915-06-17 15 The Attorney-General, in moving tho first reading of the Courts Ordinance Amendment Bill, said that the object of tho measure was to assist in making the personnel of the Coart of Appeal at Jobore—a court of recent creation—of such standing770 words
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Article288 1915-06-17 15 A valued correspondent kindly forwards the following Definite news was received in Singapore on Satnrday of the death of Sorgt. P. H. Laukaster, The Buffs, killed at the front, and many in the Settlement will feel the poorer by tLie loss of this gallant and288 words
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3106 1915-06-17 16 Tho report of the Chief Secretary, F.M S (Sir E. L. Brockman, K C.M.O.), is printed* as a supplement to the F.M S. Government Ga/otte heating date June 11. The Chief Secretary s “Ginral” remarks are found at3,106 words
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Article138 1915-06-17 16 A can containing more than a ki opium was found accidentally, secrete* manufactured stone, by the Manila cus in a quantity of whetstones, brought in Hongkong on the steamship Linan. stones were in baskets and there was no about them to attract attention, bu happened that one138 words
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103 1915-06-17 17 REUTER’S TELEGRAM. London, Juno 14, 4.5 a.m. I )unrobin Castle was partially destroyed bv tire yesterday. Wounded inmates, and valuables, including priceless pictures, were removed. The Duke and the Duchess of Sutherland directed the helpers. London, June 14, 6.15 a.m. Mnuy picturesREUTER’S TELEGRAM. - 103 words
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164 1915-06-17 17 Reuter’s Telegrams. London, June 14, 11.25 p.m. Paris: At a meeting of the Suez Canal Company, the report of the Council showed that the war had caused a falling off in receipts from commercial traffic, estimated at m arly 40 per cent. TheReuter’s Telegrams. - 164 words
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Article96 1915-06-17 17 Rkutkr’s Tblkgram. London, June 14, 6.20 p.m. Port Said: The British steamer Radnorshire from London to Yokohama, collided with the British steamer Dawlish, Karachi to Gibraltar, oIT Newport Rock. The Radnorshire was holed in the forepeak and returned to her anchorage, and the Dawlish was beached with aRkutkr’s Tblkgram. - 96 words
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Article214 1915-06-17 17 Rkdtkr's Tklkorams. London, June 8, 5.25 p.m. A meeting of the card-room operatives at Manchester, at which it was decided to persist in the demand for war bonuses, has re aggravated the cotton dispute. London, June 10, 8.15 p.m. A joint conference to-morrow, at Manchester, botween theRkdtkr's Tklkorams. - 214 words
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Article48 1915-06-17 17 Rbcter’s Tklkorams. London, Juno 11. Ihe Hague: The Socond Chamber has rrV I® the bill for the temporary Holland a t Vatican. jjLi J 1 1 was introduced in view of tho posment* 01 UCnce Po P® n a P oace s °M eRbcter’s Tklkorams. - 48 words
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112 1915-06-17 17 Reuter’s Telegram. London, June 12, 5 a.m. Washington: The United States Government has instructed diplomats abroad to ask for the annulment of paragraphs in commercial treaties conflicting with the new seaman law. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company, will probably haveReuter’s Telegram. - 112 words
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Article119 1915-06-17 17 Rkutkr’B Telegrams. London, Juno 10,12.45 p.m. The New Derby Stakes probable starters aro :—Aclitoi (Trigg), Apothecary (Cooper), Chickamaugwa (Macgee), Danger Rock (Whalley), Florimond (Jelliss), Follow Up (E. Huxley), Gadabout (Lancaster), King Priam (Heckford), Le Melior (Stern), Let Fly (Childs), My Ronald (Foy), Prommern (Donoghue), liossendale (ClarK), liushfortoRkutkr’B Telegrams. - 119 words
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Article72 1915-06-17 17 Reuter’s Telegrams. London, June 9, 1.50 a.m. The triennial gold medal of the Royal Asiatic Society has been awarded to Mrs. Smith Lewis and hor sister, Mrs. Dunlop Gibson, for their contributions to SinaiticSemitic studies. London, Juno 9. Sir Hugh Barnes yesterday presented the Public Schools’ medal forReuter’s Telegrams. - 72 words
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Article68 1915-06-17 17 Rmutkk’s Trlkgrams. London, June 9. Athens The King has improved and it is hoped he will soon be out of danger. London, June 10, 4.45 p.m. Athens: The King’s wound is satisfactory but his Majesty has developed slight inflammation of the kidneys with traces of albumen.Rmutkk’s Trlkgrams. - 68 words
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Article54 1915-06-17 17 Kkutku’h Tklkgkams. London, June 9, 6 50 p.m. Capt. A. T. Pridham, Indian Medical Service, attached to the 8th Gurkha Rifles, committod suicide at Plymouth in a train on June 5. At tho Coroner’s inquiry, a verdict of temporary insanity was returned. Tho deceasod had suffered fromKkutku’h Tklkgkams. - 54 words
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Article32 1915-06-17 17 Rkutkr’s Telegram. London, Juno 12, 6 a.m. Vera Cruz Fivo hundred foreigners from Moxico City liavo arrived by special train and an American transport conveys them to Galveston.Rkutkr’s Telegram. - 32 words
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Article25 1915-06-17 17 Rktukk’s Telegram. London, May 14. Lisbon The election iR proceeding quietly. The results ho far assuro a democratic majority and an evolutionist minority.Rktukk’s Telegram. - 25 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article119 1915-06-17 17 5. C. C. Tournament. Results of play on the 9th were Profession Pairs. Engrs., A. G. Stredwick and S. Tonkin beat Mers. 12, G. Mamoli and J. Hodgins, 2-0, 7—5, 7—5. C. S. 2, C. H. G. Clarko and E. L. Talma beat Press, R. D. Davies and119 words
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Article197 1915-06-17 17 5. v. Public Services. An S.C.C. eleven met a Public Services team on Saturday on the Esplanado when thoy suffered a narrow defeat, their total falling short by 11 of that compiled by their opponents. For tho Club, Tinsley was top scorer with 26, on tho other side Talma197 words
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Article153 1915-06-17 17 Match at Johore. A football match between the Johoro Government Schools and St. Andrew's School, Singapore, was playod on the Johore Padang last Saturday, the result being: Johoro Government Schools 2, St. Andrew’s 1. The St. Andrew’s team arrived in Johore at 4 p.m. accompanied by their Headmaster, the153 words
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Article168 1915-06-17 17 5epoy Lines Golf Club. Tho May medal wan won by Mr. Leggatt. Scores: C. A. Leggatt 46 40—7=76 H. D. Keith 41 48 6 86 H. N. Soper 45 48 8 85 Tho ladies’ competition this month will bo played against bogey on Monday next. Garrison Golf Club. The168 words
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244 1915-06-17 17 The Bishop of Siugaporo's request regard* ing Sunday work ou estates met with scant sympathy from tho Central Perak Planters’ Association at a meeting on Saturday, reports the Times of Malaya. Mr. A. B. Milne, chairman, introducing the subject said it had244 words
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269 1915-06-17 17 An Old Straits Man writes as follows to the Morning Post: Many impossible suggestions havo boon made for reprisals on the Germans, but you might consider this. 1 am told there were at least 90,000 Germans in Grout Britain alone before the269 words
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214 1915-06-17 17 A special general meeting of members of the Singapore Cricket Club was held on tho 10th inst. in tho pavilion to consider a new rule which, as put by Mr. K. L. Talma, who presided, read as follows: Tho Committee shall be214 words
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Obituary125 1915-06-17 17 OBITUARY. Rkutkr’s Tklkoram. London, Juno 11, 6.50 p.m. The death is announced of Sir Charles Layard, Chief Justice of Ceylon from 1902 to 1900. DEATHS. Barnabas.— On June 7, at Malacca, Peternella Barn..has, wife of Joseph Barnabas, of I ranquerah, Malacca aged 73 years. I)k Sousa- n June 8, Urban125 words
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807 1915-06-17 18 It is a matter of fairly general knowledge now that the local Government is endeavouring to recover the cost it incurred in the burial of the civilians killed by tho mutineerof the 5th Light Infantry in February. Bills, varied in807 words
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887 1915-06-17 18 Speculation has often been rife as to the whereabouts of Capt. von Muller, Prince Franz Joseph von Hohenzollern and other officers of the Emdeu. According to an interview granted by a Mr. Conrad ilaumann to the Fremantle correspondent of887 words
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489 1915-06-17 18 Tho chief merit of The Treasure Hunt, by Sir Arthur Laseuby Liberty, lies not at all in the treasure or tho hunt. One is somewhat sceptical about the former, says a writer in a 1 home paper, aDd the latter is489 words
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Article19 1915-06-17 18 Hornsby—On J;iu3 9, the w fe of Dr. JoLiu F. Hornsey, of Amaranth,” Cavanagli Road, or a sou.19 words
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Article133 1915-06-17 18 IT.vws— Ckank Ou 29th April, at St. Paul s Chuicii, St. Leonards, Arthur Gordon Plews, of Cyroyran Valley, Anglesey, to Florence Lily, fourth daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Craue of Tauioenis, Cues ham i ois, Rucks, late of i'ampcuis, Singapore. Fhaskr —Gawlkk.—On June 10, at the Presbyterian133 words
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Article161 1915-06-17 18 Singapore, Junk 16, i9 l5 exchange. On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4^ Demand 4/4 Private 8 m/a J/4 On India Bank T. T. 175 On Hongkong...Bank d/d On Shanghai ...Bank d/d On Java Bank T. T. l4Q^ On Japan Bank d/d Sovereigns—buying rate India Conncil Bills last161 words
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Article354 1915-06-17 18 Singapork, June 16, 1915. MINING. IX1 Bu cr9 Sellen 19 10 Anipanc 3.50 7.00 1 1 Ayer Weng 0.35 C.45 10 10 Bolat 2.40 2.55 IQ 10 Kampat 6.00 10 10 Kanaboi 1.00 1.50 10 ID Kint*Association 7.00 Jgl £1 KintaTin 1.14.8 1.17.6 £j £1 Lauat Minos354 words
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Advertisement104 1915-06-17 18 NOTICE. I'ho post tree price of the Strait t Times h #.U a year T i pos,t fre j price jf the Straus Budget i> $14 a year. It > sot necessary .0 subscribe for a year. The sub* t ‘rip 'Ons for shorter periods are at the same proportionate104 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article107 1915-06-17 1 Gknkkal Kubber Items J May Rubber Returns j Planter's Tragic Death 1 Singapore Rubber Auction «> The Davies Case 5 fKLRGRAMS London Rubber Reports... Meetings and Reports— Sungei Purun Rubber 1 \nglo-Malay Rubber 1 Ledbury Rubber Estates I Allagar Estates 'j Ivapala Islands Estates Scguuat Kubber Estates 3 Lauadron107 words
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Article41 1915-06-17 1 Know Ouk Own Correspondent.) London, via Penang, .Juno 11. Mt ndaris records a loss for the year of t-73. Strathmore pays 12.1 per cent. Interim dividends are announced as follows: Kuala Klaug 15 liarpeuden 17 J; Straits 7).41 words
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Article149 1915-06-17 1 Mr. S. Arter. of (ilcnmario Estate, was i iu the Lusitania. Ho was rescued dt'er floating for four hours. Mr. T. W. Maclean, of the Langkat s 'itnatra Co., Ltd.. one of the oldest British planters iu Sumatra, has been visiting the A London wire says: Mr. Herbert149 words
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Article135 1915-06-17 1 report of the Suugei Purun (F.M.S.) r Company, Limited, states that the lt l e '°P or Uie year amounted to 45,241 lbs., m i l' avora 8° gross price realistd was rti u If/ 0 s per lb. London lander) ji)* l i)f) 10 ro P135 words
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1728 1915-06-17 1 The ninth ordinary general meeting of shareholders of tho Auglo-Malay Rubber t ornpany, Limited, was hold at the Cannon Street Hotel, Cannon Street, E.C., on April 60, Sir Frank Swottenham, G.C.M.G. (chairman of the board), presiding. Tho Chairman, in1,728 words
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Article353 1915-06-17 1 The report of the Ledbury Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the total crop (invoice weight) of the combined estates was 412,908 lbs; average sale price 2s. 2.08 d. jier lb; cost, f.0.b., 9 82d. per lb depreciation, 1.21 d. per lb; si lling expenses (including freight and353 words
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2330 1915-06-17 2 The fifth ordinary general meeting of the Allagar Rubber Estates, Limited, was held on May 10, at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.C, Mr. Charles B. Sutton (chairman of the company) presiding. Thu Chairman said: The year 1914 has2,330 words
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Article149 1915-06-17 2 Lower Perak.—4,soo lbs. Bujong.—B,soo lbs. Benar.—4,7oo lbs. Sungei Matang.— 11,528 lbs. Gloucester.—4,62s lbs. Bruas-Perak. —1,559 lbs. Lanadron.—los,s64 lbs. Scnawang.—2o,ss7 lbs. Batu Anam.—lo,osl lbs. Pengkalan Durian.—4,o79 lbs. 8ute.—3,186 lbs. Sungei Bagan.—ll,47o lbs. Sungala.—2,6BB lbs. Dominion.—27,ooo lbs. Tebrau.—67,9ls lbs. Jeram Kuantan.—B,l47 lbs. Shanghai Kelentan.—l,22o lbs. Ledbury.—42,B47 lbs. Sandycroft.—l4,2BB lbs.149 words
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876 1915-06-17 2 The second annual general uioetine 0 r Kapala Islands Estates, Ltd., w L,I1 Shanghai on June 4 when Mr p at Measor, presided, and the other dirL Al present were Messrs. S. s. Ct0rs S. Kadoorie and Liu Chan«- y in876 words
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1113 1915-06-17 3 The fifth ordinary general meeting of the (Jobore) Rubber Estates, Limited, dd ou May10, at the I .codon Chamber rcalorcc/caooon Street E.C.. Mr Joseph Hauisden (chairman of the company) rr Tlir I> cii airman said: Gentlemen, in pro ntin to you1,113 words
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Article275 1915-06-17 3 Tho report of the Lanadron Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the total crop (invoice weight) from tho combined estates was 1,241,508 lbs.; average sale price, 2s. 2.37 d. per lb.; cost, f.0.b., 10.07 d. per lb.; depreciation, .76d. per lb.; selling expenses (including freight aud insurance), .97d.275 words
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Article188 1915-06-17 3 Tho report of the Rangoon Para Rubber Estates, Limited, states that during the year it was decided to abandon some small areas at the bottoms of nullahs wuicli were subject to Hooding, a total of 21 acres, thus reducing the area plant'd with rubber to 2,227.61 acres.188 words
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Article179 1915-06-17 3 Tho report of the Cluny Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the output of dry rublx r for the year amounted to 151,911 lbs., against an estimate of 140,000 lbs., ami the gross sale price realised was 2s. 2.06d. per lb. The estimated output for 1915 is 180,000179 words
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875 1915-06-17 3 Tho eighth annual ordinary general meeting of tho Ulu Kantau Hubber Estates Company, Limited, was held on May 3, at tho London Chamber of Commorce, Oxford Court, Cannon Streot, E.C., Mr. A. A. Baumann (tho chairman) presiding. Tho Chairman said Gentlemen, tho875 words
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870 1915-06-17 3 Tho fifth annual general mooting of tho Karan Rubber Estate Co., Ltd., was held at Shanghai on Juuo 5. Mr. A. W. Burkill presided, and the other directors present wero Messrs. S. S. Benjamin and Chun Binghim. Tho attendance represented 2,875 shares.870 words
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1828 1915-06-17 4 The seventh annual inoeting of shareholders in tbo Tebong Rubber and. Tapioca Estates, Ltd., was held at Shanghai on May 28, when Mr. W. A. Davidson, presided, sup Krted by Messrs. It. Macgregor and Chu ,0 sau. aDd tho1,828 words
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1072 1915-06-17 4 Tho ninth annual general meeting of tii shareholders of tho Tenorn (Borneo) Rubber Company, Limited, was held on May 4, at Glasgow, Mr. T. A. Gallio (the chairman of the company) presiding. Tho Chairman said: I presume I havo your permission,1,072 words
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Article382 1915-06-17 4 The death is announced of Mr G Stahl manager of Changkat Estate, one ‘of sections of Caledonia, P.W. Mr. Stables wsl motoring home on the night of the Hth insf when he met with an accident, the cause of which has not yet been ascertained, and b382 words
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Article339 1915-06-17 4 The report of the Selangor River Rubber Estate Company, Limit* el, states that the balance of profit and lu-.s account brought forward was £4,233; less bonus pciil J-° manager and staff for 1913 account, £2iiJ. The balance of profit and loss account lor this year is339 words
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1917 1915-06-17 5 Tho eighth annual general meeting of the Sungei Cboh Rubber Estate Company, Limited, was held in the Council Room of the Rubber Growers’ Association, 38, Eastcheap, EC on May 6, Mr. Alexander Thomson (chairman of the company) presiding.1,917 words
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462 1915-06-17 5 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's 194th auction was held on the 9th when there were offered for sale Pis. 3,114.43 or 415,257 lbs. (tons 185.88) sold Pis. 1,927.98 or 267,064 lbs. (tons 114.76). Prices realised Sheet smoked fine ribbed ...9120462 words
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Article216 1915-06-17 5 The report of the Malacca Rubber Plantations, Limited, states that the profit for the year to December 31 was £114,223; add bulunco from 1913 profit and loss, £7,146, making £151,370; less debenture interest, £17,694; income tax, £15,462; French taxation, £81,006; debenture sinking fund, £8,918; leaving for disposed216 words
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515 1915-06-17 5 The report of tho directors submitted at tho fourth annual general mooting of tho Compauy, at Winchester House, London, on Thursday, Juno 3, read as follows:—The directors submit their report with aooountft for tho year ended December 81,515 words
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Article268 1915-06-17 5 Jackson Oswald Davies, the broker, again appeared iu the District Court on tho 10th inst., when Mr. E. L. Talma reviewed tho evidence which has been given in tbo course of tho case brought against Duvies by Mr. Robt rt Nixon, of Sungei Nibong Estate, Batu Tiga.268 words
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1033 1915-06-17 6 Tho nintli annual ordinary general meet ing of the Rukit Panjong Syndicate, Limited, was held on May 12, at 107, Fenchurch Street, E.C., Mr. Charles Rlair. presiding. Tho Chairman said: Gentlemen, I have pleasuro in presenting to you the1,033 words
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Article314 1915-06-17 6 The report of the Third Milo (F.M.S.) Rubber Company, Limited, states that the net profit for the year to December 31, after allowing XI,540 for depreciation on buildings and machinery, was XI 1,507, to which falls to be added the balanco brought forward of X3,100, making314 words
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Article235 1915-06-17 6 The report of the Cliota Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the net piotit for the year, after writing of! tho sutu of £294 for depreciation on buildings aud machinery, amounted to £4,903 carry forward, £1,040 making £5,950. It is proposed to pay a dividend of l*d. per share235 words
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Article146 1915-06-17 6 Tho report of tho Cheras Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the total crop for the year amounted to 88,012 lbs., as compared with an estimate of 82,000 lbs., the average gross price realised being equivalent to 2s. 1 60d. per lb., London landed terms. The estimated crop146 words
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944 1915-06-17 6 Stock Singapore Issued Par Dividends. Malayan Exchange Fraser A Co Capital Value Companies. Prices, Closing P,;,.’ 1914. 1913. May 13 June 16, 150,000 2/• 32% 44% Anglo-Malay 8/9 xd 8/6 26,750 XI 160% 170%944 words
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