The Straits Budget, 14 October 1915
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1915-10-14 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIX No. 3009 Singapore. Thursday, October 14. 1915. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article280 1915-10-14 1 .EAUKKS—TIh Devils in Grey 10 Ambiguity and Atrocity 10 Stibi.1 luvaded 10 11 Double Dyed Traitors 11 helping the Empire 11 and Gknkkal— Local aud Personal 1-2 King N ajiravudh of Siam 2 France and Indo-China 2 (iang Robbery in Perak... 2 Klang Lodge Installation 2 Hie280 words
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Article3537 1915-10-14 1 ,r at indignation is being felt, says aN.C.D. correspondent, by the British portion lt; Lhefoo community at the methods lia!.bT German residents, liberally 0(1 uy their Consul, to iufluenco the 'uii si; against all things British. Their n s Il vu Je procuring of cinemato u ‘V3,537 words
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Article1141 1915-10-14 2 [CONTRJIU TKI>.| For the fitwt time in history an Oriental Monarch—King Vajiruvudh of Siam—has heeu made a General iu the Hritish army. King (Jeorgo has conferred this honour ou Siam’s ruler in appreciation of the latter’s j recent gift of JCI.000 to tho Widows and Orphans1,141 words
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380 1915-10-14 2 After a year of war, says The Temp-, may venture to form an opinion on the s'ta* of tlie native population in Indo-China. T.situation and the spirit of the are excellent, as a matter of fact. Many people declared that when a380 words
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Article76 1915-10-14 2 (From Our Own Courkspondknt. I Ipoh, October 1- I Cans' robbers have attacked tho p* I Cbenderiang village. They killed tlire* e* I one civilian Chinese and robbed two I houses. The party lay in wait lor the I I and shot them. It is alleged76 words
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Article106 1915-10-14 2 Tho installation meeting f in Lodge was hold on Saturday <)V n Bro. C. L. Chapman was install*'I for tho ensuing year. NNor. w is installing master. After .tho ceremony the now W.M. of Kim needed to invest his oflicers a s Wor. Hro. H. B Durtlcj106 words
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THE WAR.
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Article1267 1915-10-14 3 Kkutkh’s TkLKCRaMS. I Balkan Position. I GORMAN FORCES MOVING I SOUTH. I Atrocities in Armenia. Kkutkr’s TkLKORaMS. London, October 0, 5.30 p.m. ivtmgiad: Tho Serbian Archimandrite H \\}\i f the Greek Church) at Moscow has Hrtf.v I news that Bulgaria lias rejected the H];a-miu demands and has smtKkutkh’s TkLKCRaMS. - 1,267 words
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Article2241 1915-10-14 3 Greece Shows Her Hand. THE FRENCH FIERCELY ATTACKING. Big Events In Champagne. London, October 7. G.40 p.m. Athens: A Cabinet has hr eu formed with \f, /aimis as Premier and Foreign Minister, M. Gounaris as Minister for tho Int* iior. M. Vanakitsas as Minister for War, M. I2,241 words
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Article3903 1915-10-14 4 Germans in Serbia. BELGRADE REPORTED TO BE OCCUPIED. Amazing Treason Against Turkey. London, October H, 6.15 p.m. I aris According to Homi-official information from Athens, the new Cabinet, in accordance with the King’s desire, has decided to inaiutuin strict neutrality. The King is reported to have di elarod3,903 words
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Article1492 1915-10-14 5 Germans Betray Turkey. SECRET TREATY REPORT CONFIRMED. Fighting At Belgrade. London, October 11, L'-O a.m. Athons Tho British Minister has handed to M. Xaimis the text of tho secret treaty between Germany, Austria and Bulgaria. Doubtless it will be the subject of grave debate to morrow. It is1,492 words
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Article1748 1915-10-14 6 Eastern Campaign. BULGARIA ARMIES ATTACK SERBIA. Change in the Allied Plans. London, October 11, 8.35 p.m. Amsterdam The bulk of the Serbiau news still comes from German sources, and is pompously phrased so as to impress neutrals. London, October 11, 8.35 p.m. To night’s Berlin communique states that1,748 words
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Article205 1915-10-14 6 From letters received by the mail, we (Pinang Gazette) learn that tho late Lieut. Thornton, son of Mr. Justice Leslie Thornton, met his death in a cavalry charge, by about 70, against an enemy force (Tangistanis) of about Heven times that strength. The affair happened on205 words
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370 1915-10-14 6 GERMANY’S MEN. Coming to the End o f H er Resources. Lacked by official information Ti discusses Germany’s position from o° of view of men still available f 5* Germany,” says the journal m k:i had to send 800,000 m,- u a1^ different fronts men ly to u aU? y370 words
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Article94 1915-10-14 6 (From Oi’U Own Cokrksi’ondk.nt.) Penang, October 7. The F.M.S. railways department bis charged a trader, named Lee Ah Slew, with wilfully giving a false account when consigning a case to Ipoh. He stated that it contained ironware, whereas in reality tit contents were 52 bottles of sulphuric94 words
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Article138 1915-10-14 6 It has long been suspected that case? of plague that frequently occur at \ukokaiua and Tokio are due to rags and old cotton containing plague germs that are smuggled fron: China in vi6lation of the prohibition, says tue .Japan Chronicle. The llocbi alleges that on board the138 words
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Article131 1915-10-14 6 The Rajah of Sarawak lias issued following proclamation, under date ul October 4:—Whereas the GovcrimicB«Sarawak has hitherto in my dci entrusted to a Committee of Adiumisua > is now my intention to inaugurate on her 1 next a permanent and more m l 11 tive cominitteo which131 words
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Article847 1915-10-14 7 Tlx* eighth annual general meeting of the liahmau "Hydraulic Tin, Limited, was held offices of Messrs. Adamson, Gilfillau I Lo Ltd., Penang, on Thursday. There re present tho Hon. A. R. Adams (in the chair 1847 words
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Article653 1915-10-14 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. enclose herewith copy of letter dated 4th mst., together with copy of Guarantee Form referred to therein which I have received from Messrs. Gunt/.el and Schumacher. As it is uow impossible to ascertain which merchants have fulfilled the conditions653 words
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1068 1915-10-14 7 Among the achievement** of British arum that received Meant notice in the nurly burly of the first nix months of the war wan the part taken by the 2nd Battalion South Wales Borderer** in tho1,068 words
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380 1915-10-14 7 The entries for the Autumn Kaco Meeting, commencing on tlio I'Jth instant, dosed at noon on Saturday and aro as follow First Day.—Tuesday, October 19. 1. Tiik Oiknino Stakks. Sandy Creek, Venture, The Kriar, La Cocotto, Hedonist, Tom Tom, Friendless, Batu Oujali. 2380 words
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2302 1915-10-14 8 Letter from Home. PRIME MINISTER COMPULSORY SERVICE. From Our Special Correspondent. L -udou, September 17. Most of us are Ir urtily glad that Parlia ment has reassembled. A few weeks ago we were of opinion tint u thing good could come out of St. Steph* n s, and in the2,302 words
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Article90 1915-10-14 8 (From Our Own Corukspondknt.) Penang, October 12. Capt. P. S. Picot, late Lance-Corporal of the Penang Volunteers, iu temporary command of the sth Hoyal Scots, was shot through the head iu the Dardanelles, aud killed on July 12, while heading a renewed attack after taking two lines90 words
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Article281 1915-10-14 8 It is many months sinco the R.E. bungalow at Pulau Brani rang with such enthusiasm as it did on Wednesday evening last week, when tho Royal Engineers gave a concert for the pleasure of tho units in garrison. Among thoso present were Major A. M. Thompson,281 words
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159 1915-10-14 8 itKUTKK'8 Tbluokam. London, Octobern Washington: Tho W« r P approved of tho rofundiu.. of iff tnt duos to steamer, unahlo to procw'uff 0 1 the canal owiuu to tho recent f "'"'tli slide. Several steamships SST?*' 11 tinue the passage by wav ofitKUTKK'8 Tbluokam. - 159 words
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Article69 1915-10-14 8 Khutk’s Tkklkgkam. Loudon, October 10. Peking: A presidential mandate has been promulgated sanctioning a law passed by the Council of State for the organisation o( a convention of popular representatives which will decide the monarchical nutation. Ibpresentatives will be elected from each district of China. Special classes,Khutk’s Tkklkgkam. - 69 words
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Article85 1915-10-14 8 list im; > Tklk«.ram. Loudon, October 10. Tho Rev. R. J. Campbell, in a farewell address at the City Temple, coutirim d m wspaper reports that he is returning to the Church of England. He said he expects to be ordained by tho Rishop of Birminghamlist im; > Tklk«.ram. - 85 words
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Article39 1915-10-14 8 Kkitkk’s Tblkgham. London, October f>. Wellington In the House of Representatives, the Premier said the defence of 'die Pacific was a matter for the Imperial Conference. He hoped the Conference would inu-t at an early date.Kkitkk’s Tblkgham. - 39 words
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Article30 1915-10-14 8 Rktuku's Tklfokam. London, October, 10, 5.25 a.mWashington: It is announced that an American conference at New oik has unanimously decided to recognise the t arr anza Government in Mexico.Rktuku's Tklfokam. - 30 words
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Article30 1915-10-14 8 Rkutkk’s Tklhokam. London, October 9, 2 p tuWashington: President Wilson s fiancee is tho widow of tho leading Washing o jeweller and belongs to a Virginia faun y-Rkutkk’s Tklhokam. - 30 words
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Article20 1915-10-14 8 Rkutmh’s Tklkoham. London, October 6The King of Siam has been gazette Honorary General in tho British ariu}-Rkutmh’s Tklkoham. - 20 words
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Obituary73 1915-10-14 8 OBITUARY. Rkutkr’s Tklkgram. London, October 6 The death is announced of Surgeon-Ge* ral Sir Charles Culle, K.C.B. Ufcae OK ATI IS. Ma< Oii.livkay. At Belmont. Kingussie, on September 11, Finlay MacOillivray, retired ruhla r pi inter, formerly of Jebong Kstate, Perak, M. S., aged ftO years. Kiciiwu.iiY. On September 30,73 words
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Article970 1915-10-14 9 t NN!l s an atmosphere of interesting ,.y in the proceedings of the Ceylon -I itivi- Council on September 30. The m' n f it, says the Times of Ceylon, 1 m j t| lt colonnades in Queen970 words
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415 1915-10-14 9 Tho followin'* telegrams ch spatched prior to and subsequeut to thu departure of the Malay States Guides ou active service from I’enana (September 26, 1915) arc publisheel for information:— I’roio the !fifc.li Couiiui-sicner to tin* Gene lai Ollioer Commar iliut* the Troops415 words
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Article257 1915-10-14 9 An Indian Govormn' nt statement on wild animals shows that during the past year 1,745 persons were killed by wild animals in British India, an increase of about nine pit cent, cu tho previous vi ar’s casualtK s. As usual, tigers were chi« lly responsible, 04b257 words
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520 1915-10-14 9 1 Jy way of introduction, and a very useful form of introduction, to the Singapore Muni cipal blue book, there is printed a collection of facts and figures about Municipal Singapore which are worth keeping on record and which nre520 words
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539 1915-10-14 9 A m iiH.itional ran*) of tin 11 of tea, winch but for prompt <!» t• c;tioti by the Calcutta Port I’oli'-o would hiivo involved t o loss of about Us. 40,WH) l>» Mr.sus. .1 .i.jt i inlay and (*o., is report*539 words
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Article311 1915-10-14 9 (FKoM A Ct»KlCKHl'ONI>KNI'.) Trcnggunu, October 7 October 5 was tlio anniversary of the Sultau’H acc(;HHiou to the throne, lie began hi i reign on the Lli Sulkaida 1000. Mohammedan calendar or October 5, IHH1, Christian calendar, lie Ims been on tin' throne for III years, lie is311 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1024 1915-10-14 10 it will be too a peualty.—Straits Times, October 8. Telegrams tell us from day to day how armies have advanced or retreated. < >c casionally then, is an illuminating sentence revealing how the movements of armies affect the lives of thousands on thousands oi people whoit will be too a peualty.—Straits Times, October 8. - 1,024 words
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Article1050 1915-10-14 10 —Straits Times, October 9. Throughout the crisis in the near Hast the attitu le of Greece has been ambiguous. M. Youi/.elos, the greatest of Greek statesmen, is. understood to he a firm friend of the Allies, but King Constantine, who is neither autocrat not constitutional monarch, 1ms,—Straits Times, October 9. - 1,050 words
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Article1100 1915-10-14 10 St i a its Times, October 11. The campaign in Serbia h a I earnest, and it must be tZ I enormous advantage rests, for the tiujr l I with tho enemy. According to 0 I three hundred thousand (ifrn ,n I to co operate with the liulyariaosSt i a its Times, October 11. - 1,100 words
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Article1040 1915-10-14 11 Straits Times, October 12. a t* iblislicd y< s to rday a telegram in i i to a secret treaty between Bulgaria •i tny. It seemed too amazing to be t It promised to give Bulgaria tho t Tiokty iu Europe, to blot out i i) lopStraits Times, October 12. - 1,040 words
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Article1133 1915-10-14 11 Strutth Tinu m, t )<:tob« r l;f. The Ceylon Legislative Council discussed recently a scheme of new taxation, one object of which is to raise the sum of a million pounds sterling as a contribution to the war expenditure of the Empire, such contribution to be spread– Strutth Tinu m, t )<:tob« r l;f. - 1,133 words
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Article238 1915-10-14 11 dn tlio or -anion of tlio tw« utietb unnivor sary of tin- cession of l-'urmosa to tlio •lapaiji si Empire, it is iiitotuloii from April 10 to May -I, ii• xt yo.tr, to bold an industrial exhibition at T.aipdi wlioro will bo shown the products of Formosa,238 words
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Article128 1915-10-14 11 I bo negotiations botwoon Mr. Tsai Nai II long (Opium Suppression omiuiMsionor lor tlio Provinces of Kwungtung, Kiongsi, and Kiatigsu), an 1 tlio Hongkong Opium Combine liav< U< i n successfully concluded, atnl an agreement was signed on October I for tlio sale ami purebasi of .2nd128 words
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Article130 1915-10-14 11 Tin- following I’ic'.h cumiiiiiai|U" vv.»« <1 itt Simla at tin* ml of last n;.>nHi It has boon brought to tlio notioo i, r i nn nt tliat m vorul Indians i.f tin* <iucat< <1 classes bavo proceed* •< I to England m -< n. b of130 words
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1388 1915-10-14 12 Tin.* annual tnei ting of tho Children s Aid Society was belli on Tuesday in the Muni cip.il Beui l Room, His Fxcell* ncy the Governor, Sir Arthur Young, K.C.M.O., presiding over a most satisfactory attendance of ♦hose who take an1,388 words
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454 1915-10-14 12 The annual meeting of the Singapore Rowing Club was held last Thursday in the pavilion of the S.C.C., the I’resideut, the lion. C. W. Darbishire, presiding. Proposing the adoption of tho report and accounts, tho President made mention of the financial position454 words
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Article1202 1915-10-14 12 Many of us, it is to be feared, have fallen into the lmbit of demanding that we see with our eyes before wo will see with the spirit. We would understand, if we could, for we know that war must mean more than the cabled stork1,202 words
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546 1915-10-14 12 All the units in garrison in Singapore* w represented at a church parade lull lu <. Andrew’s Cathedral, ou Sunday morim. The Shropshire Light Infancy, un i* i Colonel Garrett, came «lo\\u from T U1 iC barracks, headed by546 words
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Article117 1915-10-14 12 A Pioneer cable from London :J 1 t j )t! stat-os French reports on the C(lU ja; British in the recent battles 11JI|I 1 j D the ascendancy gained by on* u tlie close combats last year 1 11 Ki u than maintained. Some of tbe c117 words
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947 1915-10-14 13 B. below details of the report of the i Harbour Board for the half year R June 30 last, signed by Mr. J. U. R a, V.M.G.:— K bit balance of income ana exW ,i947 words
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Article255 1915-10-14 13 A cable from home, received on Sunday, reports tho dt ath on Friday of Mr. I*. T. Kvatt. formerly of Messrs. Lyall aud Kvatt, from which fum he retired about six years ago. Though he had not been in the best of health during255 words
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Article47 1915-10-14 13 We are oflicially informed that the radiotelegraph station at I’aya Debar has b< on opened for the transmission of radiotcli grams to aud from ships. Messages will be received at the telegraph counter, General Post GMice. Only telegrams in plain language will be accepted.47 words
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1464 1915-10-14 13 Papers from India give full reports of the Imperial Legislative Council at Simla on September 22, when an important pronouncement was made by the Viceroy on a resold tion by Mr. Mohamcd Shall, recommending a representation to the Seen1,464 words
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Article144 1915-10-14 13 It is notified in tho Gazette that llis Majesty's Government is repositioning wol tram ore and concontratuH at a fixed rate ot 62 15n. pt-r unit on a basis of 65 per cent, of Wo;}, o.i.t. or ex-Warehouse hi Ori .it Britain, for ores or concentrates144 words
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Article133 1915-10-14 13 I'ourti -on or lift**« n coolies v ert-unpri and in tin: top lloor of a lit ret ly burning biiildin;; in tin: Wanehai district, I loligk ing, early ou tho morning of tin: l:li iiiMt., tin ir t.scupt bring (,-iit oil throne'll tho dt nti133 words
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2991 1915-10-14 14 From the acting Municipal Secretary comes a copy of the 1914 blue-book of Singapore Municipality the volume which contains the I‘residential review of the city’s corporate life for tho year aud tho reports which record the .activities of all2,991 words
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371 1915-10-14 14 An ordinance to an: i: l the .h iu. p Oiu nance 1916, is to bt .lit luc. Legislative Council. The principal and ineiits contained in the I*.ll ai. ta t ing —Power is given t tb< Coinum-:.2 to make by laws371 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article146 1915-10-14 15 directors of the Asian, Limited, have ltd to suspend publication of the paper s(:U t. Tho following is uu extract 11... note of “Aurevoir; Not Good Buy fH j( oiitt mporary publishes iu its issue |H.- ,u, 1, .her 25 Fnder tlio circumstances vs jiu.il we aro146 words
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Article135 1915-10-14 15 ■heppt‘1 Harbour Qolf Club. I ’nitre were thirty entries for tho Captain Hscott *> hole stroke handicap, which was ■playl ou Sunday morning, and won by W. piri liaui. w ith a score of 155. I Hie following cards were returned I Bircham 171—10-055 I a. Mi Cormack 190135 words
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Article62 1915-10-14 15 I S.C.C. v Shropshire**. I tliven represi-nting the Slu..pdiire I i. giit 'ur.mtry lmd 110 ch.tnee against i.n I 1 intimation opposed to them on tlio I Km i lt on Monday evening. The Club did It as they liked witli the soldiers ami wit uersby live goals to62 words
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Article219 1915-10-14 15 > C.C. v. R.li.A. The s.i C. Mayed an eleven representing -i III' outlie Esplanade, on Saturday, wen by 43, the figure which Bateman, wM.i ,v is tho top scorer in the game, reached b* fur* bring dismissed by Boswell, a gunner v\ii) plow'd particularly deadly with the uul.219 words
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Article169 1915-10-14 15 1 nor to the war practically the whole of in rubber for erasing purposes, says 1 inancier, was iu the bands of Germany Austria. In the aggregate this con'•ituft s a very laigo business, running into hundreds of tons of rubber aunually. therefore, immediately necessary for169 words
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300 1915-10-14 15 I lu- following official notification was published in Ceylon a few days ago: -Cases having arisen where persi n> proceeding fit m the Last iu oio- r to j >iu the army have arrivid at Marseilles without funds, it is300 words
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355 1915-10-14 15 The Allies will win because they have the greater numbers and tlu greatest wealth. Our efforts will attain their greatest mag uitude at the moment when lh rmauy is exhausted. When the list avail ibU m m has joined the (ttrinau355 words
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Article150 1915-10-14 15 Baron Isliii, the Minister oket for I*on ign Affairs in Japan, whelms just passed through Singapore, was to urrivu in iokio on the 11th iust. I’pon liih formal appointment to the portfolio, other diplomatic changes are expected to be announced. Among these, says the Japan Chronicle,150 words
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464 1915-10-14 15 A strange story of a soldier’s postcard, in which the writer informed his parents of his death, has been told by a Ihissiau oMicer to a correspondent of the Kiel! Mysl at tin trout. The postcard ran as follows My464 words
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Article79 1915-10-14 15 From On; Owv Cokkksi'ondkm Kuala Lumpur, October 12. IT d<-ith took place of Mr. E. I’. Hatch, -r of Miui s, Selangor, at Sereudah, y< t. rday. The drift of an enactment to provide for the registration of certain residents in the I.M.S. lor the purpose79 words
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Article145 1915-10-14 15 Stkwaim On September 11, at Old Court, Hanger Hill, Ealing, the wife of a. I>. Stewart, of tlio Chartered Bank of India, Australia aud China, Batavia, of a daughter. .Ikli —On September 27, 1915, at I poll, the wife of Arthur S. Ji If, Malay States Civil Service, of145 words
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Article158 1915-10-14 15 Sinoazokb, <)< tohkk 13, 1915. EXCHANGE. On London ...Hank 4 m/a 2/44 Deiuaud 2, 4* Private 3 m/n 2/4-f On India Bank T. T. 175$ On Honokono ..Bank d/d 2l| On Shanohai ...Bank d/d 98$ On -Java Bank T. T. 1374 On Japan Bank 112 Sovereigns -buying158 words
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Article350 1915-10-14 15 SlNOAPOKN, OcTolIKK 13, 1915 MINING. Issue 2 Value Buyers. Seller*. i j l» Ampang fl.00 8.50 1 1 Ayer W*«o* 0.36 C.45 10 10 Bulat 3.00 2.10 10 10 Kauabci O.nu o>0 30 10 Kinta Assi.eiution 7.00 £1 Jl 1 Kintu Tin 1.14.6 1.17.8 £1 £1 Laha.,350 words
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Advertisement107 1915-10-14 15 NOTICE. Ill” (ret* price <>f the S ilrrutx Ion, is i '.s a year I .<• post fre i pr;< »f tint Sfrailt Hu ho t is $i j y y*rar. It is not necessary to suljscribc for a year. I lie .u' seriptions for liorter p nods are at107 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article71 1915-10-14 1 Gknkhal Kubber Items I Kubber Company Promotions 2 Coolies iu Ceylon 2 September Kubber lt< turns 2 K.M.S. Kubber Export Duty 2 Kubber Share Market 2 The Kokok Chat TklkokamhLondon Kubber S|>eeials 1 Mkktinuh ani» Kkcokts Malang Kubb< r Instates 1 Mandai-Tokong Kubber... 2 Tanali Mi rah Estate 271 words
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Article464 1915-10-14 1 The Malay Mail hears that various Selangor rubber estates have received instructions from home to open up fresh’ arias. This is, no doubt, due, at least in part, to the steadiness of the commodity, hut it speaks well for the general outlook. With reference to a telegram in464 words
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1957 1915-10-14 1 The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Malang Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on September H, at the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Moorgate-place, E.C., Mr. Wal ter Norfolk presiding. The Chairman said: I take it that, as usual,1,957 words
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Article120 1915-10-14 1 (From Ouk Own Corrkspondhm London, October 7. Interim dividends are aunounci i follow :—Chorus *21 per cent., Kalumpong Is., Sink 9d., Suntiy > 1 1 per cent., Ceylon l’ara 12!, v,u United Sumatra 3d., Consolidate I 1,1 ,l i Chersonese 5 per cent, and IVreMs divid< nd120 words
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652 1915-10-14 2 Tin fifth annual of the Mandai*l l ii*' (Singapore) Rubber Estates, Limited, j ‘'j,) ou Tuesday at tlio offices of the com- nv 191, C(nil Street. The chairman, Mr. fV’chim Tuan, presided, others present Messrs, Lee Keng Hee, Tan Cheng652 words
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Article208 1915-10-14 2 A koine paper reports that under the comP n Ml, y winding up order made against the kubki i Produce Agency (Limited), of Austin E.C., Mr. W. J. W’arley. Assistant RJicial Receiver, lias issued a summary of t; a company’s statement of affairs showing hital deficiency in208 words
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687 1915-10-14 2 I be annual general meeting of shareholders in the Tanah Alerah Estate, Ltd., was held at Shanghai on September 27. There were present, Mr. A. \V. Rurkill, chairman, Mr. E. 1. Ryrno aud Mr. Cliuu Ring him, din dors,687 words
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Article179 1915-10-14 2 I ii|ring the past right months the arrivals ut < .olios in nylon w* re B,hub less than in ill* corresponding p* riod of 1911, and the nuinh* r leaving the island was 11,171 less. The train route continues to he lurg* ly usi d, the at179 words
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Article342 1915-10-14 2 Melville l>ov. Syndicate.—1,4 Id Ihs. Cnitcd IVmiuug (F.M Sd.— 27,5216 lbs. Emerald Rubber and Coconut.—13,281 lbs. Auglo-Johore.— 21,620 lbs. Linggi.-- 149,779 lbs. Chemboug.—34,000 lbs. Hruas Perak.—1,766 lbs. llill Rise. —3,546 lbs. Ayer Hit am.—‘26,037 lbs. Roverlttc.—16,205 lbs. Black wator.—12,696 lbs. Rukit Cloli.—25,000 lbs. Rukit Selangor.—7,933 lbs. Cliota.342 words
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Article238 1915-10-14 2 For the petind from October 15 to 21, inclusive, the value of the highest grade of rubb- r is fixed at 2«. 5Jd. pei lb, arid t‘i*' duly on cultivated rubb< i on which export duty is leviable on an ad valorem basis in accordance238 words
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454 1915-10-14 2 Thu following i < the report of th« director* of thu Chong Kubbcr Kstate-H, I .hi Development account ban boon debited with tlie su»m of Th. If. olt# ii* per accountM. Thu uutt profit for thu year amount* to Tlh. 15,881.97. Deluding454 words
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Article307 1915-10-14 2 The report of tlm Hern.no I't rak Lubber I’luutatioiis, Limited, stati s that tlm net profit for tlm year to .lime afti r writing oft X’MM) for <li preciation, amounted to X'.’»,(ifil), to wliicli has to be udded the credit balance! of Xa,OdO brought forward. After the307 words
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Article111 1915-10-14 2 1 lii: London and Chum Express, of St |»t«rube I I I, says 'I In if lias be, n a COUMidt ralilt inert-use ill th< amount <1 business taking place. The tone all round is firm, and in n spouse to pi rsistelit investim tit di maud,111 words
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1175 1915-10-14 3 The fifth annual meeting of .liuiah Rubber Estates, Limited, was held on Monday at the Exchange Buildings. Mr. .hum s Snodgrass presided, others present being Messrs. J. McClymont, F. C. Peck, I. Bond, (’apt. Cook, Chew Woon Pub and O.1,175 words
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Article540 1915-10-14 3 The Government of the F.M.S. has issued the foilowiug warning which appeared iu the Times of Malaya of the 7th iust.: It has come to the notice of the Govern ment that some persons aro attempting to establish a market for seeds of a plant540 words
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929 1915-10-14 3 Stock Siuiicii Ihruch] Par UividoudM. Malayan Exchange Kruse? I r Capital Value Comfanucs. Prices, Closiu 1914. 191»- September 13. Zll!"!?' 150,000 2/- 32 44% Vnglo-Malay 8,7* xd 8 •26,750 XI 150% 170 Batu Caves929 words
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