The Straits Budget, 27 September 1918
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1918-09-27 1 The Straits Budget auto not WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.’ VOL. LXXII Ho. 3163 Singapore, Friday, September 27, 1918. established over half a centuav Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article172 1918-09-27 1 TRADERS— RnFsia's Strangle P„ace with Sdcty Some Local Matters l*-io Military Progress 13 Palestine and Macedonia-.. ...18-14 Cloning the Staaon 14 Local and Gisiral Local nod Personal 12 Tlu "jr 8-10 TiJ Coajmi>sion 10 S-nu' sport Mail Traill 10 l*jr L>*y" Meeting 11 btr.vta 'Var Loan Lottery172 words
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Article5074 1918-09-27 1 Tho Journal of the Straits branob of the Royal Society for Septembtr bas jnst btii n published and is a worthy succusscr to its DQnieroas interesting and instructive censors. Tbo contents are: Malayan M 'ajbracidao, by W. D. Funkhouser; sum* pecQl-ar Pr.pnan Customs, by Miss L. S5,074 words
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Article20622 1918-09-27 3 K utir’s Tblroramr. Palestine. Me# BRITISH ROUT OF THE TURKISH .FORCES. UTIR’S TBLRORAMft. Loudon, September 20, 10 p.m, H,. tic0 cflicial: Dating Wedneeday commenced a general attack bu IK. the Jordan and tho sea. British and n troops cast of tho Jerusak m Nablus ft <vaL ctJ successfullyK utir’s Tblroramr. - 20,622 words
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Article2913 1918-09-27 9 Rbutkk's Tblbokamb. Bulgaria Defeated. ALLIES CONTINUE THEIR ADVANCE. Rbdtkk's Tblmokamb. Paris, September ‘24, 8.80 p m. Tbo Bulgar rout is completo. Over a frout of 90 miles from Monastir to Lake Doiran tho defensive line is broken, tho enemy is in full retreat, tho roads and railways areRbutkk's Tblbokamb. - 2,913 words
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948 1918-09-27 10 A commission, cousistiug of some momb( rw of the mining industry ami others began its sittings in Perak on Monday to enquire into the present state of the in dustry and to report on means to be adopted for948 words
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382 1918-09-27 10 F urtber details of Sunday 1 accident on tiu railway between Padaug Hennas and Bukit Gantaug, on the Taiping Pa**, reveal a mach more serious state of affairs than was at first known. a It is now learned, says the Times382 words
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Article346 1918-09-27 10 A Tuticorin wire to the Madras Mail dated September 10, says The Catherine A pear has sailed for Colombo, fehe had a most exciting experience on the inward voyage. Fire broke oot in her aft holds in a consignment of coir bandies while she was 80346 words
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1038 1918-09-27 11 A largely attended meeting representative -11 oruiuunities in Singapore of the gtno coujiuittee of Oar Day.” was hold in the JT C ii Chamber on the 19th inßt. AmoDg proHcnt being H.K. Major-General li ii Kidont, C. 8., C.M.G the1,038 words
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470 1918-09-27 11 An epoch-making event took place on Mon day in Singapore with the launching of tho Tsnjjng Khu (fittingly-named after its birth plac w hioh, in tho presence of a large assem blage took gracefully to the water. A fine morning favoured the470 words
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Article215 1918-09-27 11 Tho War Loan Lottery committee having obtained tho approval of his Excellency the Governor to tho organisation of a scheme for raißiDg monoy for a fund in aid of the Britipb Red Cross Socioty, his Kxcollency the Governor has been phased to graut to tho lottery215 words
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1119 1918-09-27 11 The annual general meeting of tho Kerling Tin Mim-n, Ltd., wa« held at tho registered ofliooH of thooompany, French Bank Building, on the 19th mst., Mr. J. W. Simo presiding. Others present wore Messrs. A. B. Baddoloy, j1,119 words
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478 1918-09-27 11 A case of soino interest to sbippeis wan hoard in the Civil District Court on Saturday b< fc.ro Mr. Kalph Scott, in which Mussn. Wadloigh and Company Limited, Robinson Road, Singapore, olaimod from the Osaka Shosen Kaisha the sum of478 words
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Article119 1918-09-27 11 An ordinary meeting of the Municipal ('ouiriiiHMiouiTM will bo bold, coiumuuoiLg at 2HO p u». on Friday, wbon amon* Ihn buaiuchh to bo truoHaotiid, will bo resolutions in connection with tbo r< port of (be llou no# Committee. Mr. l(o>and ItraJdi 11 ban uiv* u notion of119 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1087 1918-09-27 12 is supremely essential.—Strait3, ..Times September 20. Tbo area of Russia is so vast that it is almobt impossible to form an opinion upon the effoot of the military operations that are in progress. With Siberia, it forms about half the area of Kuropo and Asia, but it isis supremely essential.—Strait3, ..Times September 20. - 1,087 words
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Article1099 1918-09-27 12 Straits Times, Sepeembcr 21. We reproduce to day the remarkable message to Congress in whioh President Wilson summed np with a masterly band the objects (or which the Allies are fighting. It is a grim thing (or any German or Austrian to look upon, but i( itStraits Times, Sepeembcr 21. - 1,099 words
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Article1260 1918-09-27 12 Straits Tunes, September 23. It came as a great surprise to ua whe* I we beard that tbe Government intended t c I introduce a conscription law. But we ku ow I now that it never did so outrageously I from its own traditions. The Govern IStraits Tunes, September 23. - 1,260 words
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Article1199 1918-09-27 13 of tbe oommon responsibility.—Straits Times, September 24, Sometimes wo Hujile a littlo Radiy as we ooto tho offjrtH that aro umdo to braud up pOHHimiHt. Ono writes for one's publ'C W» romombor ao instance long ago. Thoro wa* wildly reckless doaling in rubber sharon, aoo we kept haipingof tbe oommon responsibility.—Straits Times, September 24, - 1,199 words
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Article1137 1918-09-27 13 of tho world wide battlefield. —Straits Iimea, September 25. The greatness of General Allenby’s bucccsf in Palestine brings Turkey to tbe end of her Dopes of deriving any benefit from tho war Ooeof tbe latest communiques states that the last avenue of escape west of the Jordanof tho world wide battlefield.—Straits Iimea, September 25. - 1,137 words
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Article1001 1918-09-27 14 shall perish by the Bword. —Straits Times, S' pleinbtr 26. Thcro is a fair prospect of fighting weather” in tho Went for about six weeks moro. After we got well into October opera lions on a great Bcalo aro difficult. Heavy, continuous rains, possibly oven auow, makeshall perish by the Bword.—Straits Times, S' pleinbtr 26. - 1,001 words
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Article286 1918-09-27 14 Last Sunday there was a crowded congregation assembled at St. Andrew's Cathedral to wituchs the ordination of three deacons to the priesthood. The candidates were the Rev. D. S. Ponniab, of St. George’s Church, Penang, the Rev. Chan Wing Tsocn, Cantnncfcc, and the Rev. Dong Bing286 words
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Article91 1918-09-27 14 Tho rato of mortality in the Settlement of Singapore (or the week ended September 14 was 30.17 per mille of tho population. The total number of deaths was 214, of whioL 1*2 wi ro male Bnbjoots and 52 female. Couvulsiuns claimed 26, phthisis 41 malaria fovot 19,91 words
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Article73 1918-09-27 14 McHsrp. Powell and Company, Limited, at their palo room on Tuesday afternoon in thi pr< Hence of a large gathering representative of the lauded intercuts in Singapore, sold at public unotion the well-known property Teutonia Club, Scott's Hoad, Tanglin, to Mr. K. S. ManaHHoh for #61,000. A73 words
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948 1918-09-27 14 The fcl’owiDg lias been received by the General Oflicer Commanding from the War Office bum ih isfutd aR a bumi official state mint to the Press: London, September 23, 8.45 p m. General Allenby’s victory has been obtained ovor a group948 words
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194 1918-09-27 14 September 19 to 25, 1918. (Another dull week.) The Rubber position is more or r changed except that for (October) 1 second month in succession tbe usual »|m mrnt of 2,C00 tons to London Uh been eliminated. Tbo price of tin ,s194 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article59 1918-09-27 14 The monthly medal resulted in a tie bo tween J. Kennedy and W, S. Barrett with a score of 2 down. 27 cards wero taken out. The following ate tbe best cards returned J. Kennedy 2 down W. S. Barrett 2 H. T. White 8 R. F.59 words
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Article104 1918-09-27 14 A fifteen of the S.CC. and a naval team met in a game of rugger 0° Wie E F pl* cft d® on Monday, the match ending in favour o the clab by 9 points (3 tries) to a try. toe game was little more than a strenuous104 words
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Article26 1918-09-27 14 The ladies’ monthly medal was on Monday and resulted in a wu Montgomerie with a score of 52--1. Fight cards were taken out.26 words
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Article154 1918-09-27 14 A faction fight between a nn.r> r Hokiens and Maoau coolies which arow far as can be ascertained, over a dog a pig at Kallang Pudding daring the T11 of September 24, assumed a serious a 1 1 the Macaus arming themselves wim v weapons—poles and knives amongst154 words
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4690 1918-09-27 15 Singapore Problems. MR DARBISHIRE REVIEWS PAST HALF YEAR. Chamber of Commerce Meeting. The bftlf yearly general meeting of the m eniberB of the Singapore Chamber of Corn and Exchange was hi 1J yesterday Sternoon, under the presidency of the Hon 5‘ Darbishire, the others present being W P. W. Ker,4,690 words
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976 1918-09-27 16 Tho ourfch ordinary general mooting cf 1 poll T' j Dredging, Lt b, held on July 2, at Wine io-t ,,r H Old Broad street, K C Mr. H. IVvIo, A.K.S V.., M.l M.M, (chairman of the company), prosid»Dg. i The976 words
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369 1918-09-27 16 Tbe following bill is about to bo introduced in the Legislative Council: A bill intitulod an Ordinance (or making provision (or tbe Public Servioe (or the year 1919. Whereas tbe expenditure (or tbo service o( the Government o( tbe Straits Settlements369 words
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Article196 1918-09-27 16 The heating wan oonclnded before Mr. G. A. Hereford, in the Third Conrt, Penang,on Friday evening, of the charge of abetment of cheating against Khoo Teh Chyo, a Chine&o tin ere dealer of Beach Stroot. Penang, and Ong Hock Tuan, a clerk employed by the Eastern196 words
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713 1918-09-27 16 Before Mr. Jastice Ebdon on Fri<i a case was continued, and concluded in he Cboo Ah Tek and Ong Choon H« chMKod with forgery, for the cheating, of certain agreements tmYd of auction with the recruitment of art? C0D Mesopotamia. Tbe jury713 words
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152 1918-09-27 16 While tho Straits Echo ha* not comu-jt* ted itself editorially on tho subject o registration of Chinese marriages, > u 1 says onr Penang contemporary, noveruo in a position to contradict tho sfcatonn a majority of the Penang Chinese favour of compulsory registration fact is that152 words
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Article39 1918-09-27 17 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinion of its correspondents. Correspondents should bear in mind that Letters most be short and to the point. Long rambling epistles are liable to be rejected or ruthlessly cut down.]39 words
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Article564 1918-09-27 17 To tbe Editor of the Straits Times. gi r| _Is it not time that Government passed tbe Registration of Servants' Bill and made tbe lives of tbe European women in this Colony a little more oomfortable Tbe 11 boys at present are becoming more and more unmanageable whilst564 words
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Article1007 1918-09-27 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I do not know wbetbor yon are aware that some days ago, the Nienws van den Dag has taken np yonr defence against the allegu tions pat forward by several Frenoh papers in the Cochin-China coloDy, asserting that yonr1,007 words
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Article310 1918-09-27 17 To tho Editor of the Straits Timos. Sir, —Murderers aro banged and law breakers punished—is tho law then to be considered revengeful or is it dono as a detorrent Tho sinking of liners carrying innocent passengers aud wounded soldiers and air raids by tho enemy on undefended towns are310 words
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Article529 1918-09-27 17 To tbe Editor of tbe Straits T.'aios. Sir,—I have hoped that a mo-o able pen than mine would answer Mr. Darbi*-hire’s most extraordinary statements at the mooting of tbe Chamber of Commeroo. 2. It would appo&r that the lion. Mr. Darbishire is a great authority on529 words
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Article122 1918-09-27 17 A correspondent writes The question of a larger post offico was rnontioued at the meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Com merce the other day, but nothing waH said hbout tho shipping offioo, where the ccnges tion is terrible. My idea is to add tho ship122 words
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Article658 1918-09-27 17 To tbo Editor of tbo Straits Times. Sir,—From tbo intorost oviooed in the launching of this vowel, 1 take it that tbo success or non-t-uootss of soch ship oonstrao* cion in Singapore is considered a matter of pubiio interest. Tbe public tbertforo may care to know something658 words
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Article177 1918-09-27 17 Mr. B Cnbitt, Conservator o( Forests, F.M.S., and S.S. in liin annual report for 101 7* «ayR: Towards tho clone of the year the appointment of Fort at Koaourch Oflioer was offered to Dr Foxworthy, for several years the head of the Forest School and the177 words
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775 1918-09-27 18 Mr. Codrington, cletk to the Exemption Tribunal, forw&id* tho following list of results at Monday’h hearing, coupled with the intimation that “if any further information in required it can probably bo given on application" Tho following employes were granted exemption whilst in775 words
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Article279 1918-09-27 18 Riutbr’s Tilioram. London, September 17, 12.66 im. Mr. Lloyd George has sent a letter to the Association of Operative Cotton Spinners appealing to the spinners, in the interests of the men fighting, to return to work and leave the decision of the disputed matters in the hands cfRiutbr’s Tilioram. - 279 words
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Article78 1918-09-27 18 Rioter’s Trlrqram. London, September 19, 12.86 p.m. Tho Prose Buroau states that enquiries have been made at tho India Office why copies of the report of tho ltowlatt Committee wore not available in England. The explanation is that the simultaneous publication in India and England would have delayed theRioter’s Trlrqram. - 78 words
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Article48 1918-09-27 18 Rbutbr’s Tblboram. London, September 19, 8 p.m. Montage’s silver report states that there is no change in the position of the market* Trade demand is fairly active. Shanghai exchange is still nominally qaoted at 5/6 the tael, bat business has been effected at con* siderably higher rates.Rbutbr’s Tblboram. - 48 words
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Article40 1918-09-27 18 Rbctkr’s Trlboram. London, September 20, 2-25 p.m. Paris Thirty were killed and a hundred injured in a collision between two Marseilles expresses in the Pacy tunnel between Laroche and Dijon. American soldiers effectively assisted in the rescue work.Rbctkr’s Trlboram. - 40 words
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Article30 1918-09-27 18 Kbctir's Tblboram. Loudon, September 24, 8 a.m. Mr. Lloyd George is staying in the country till oomph te recovery. Ho is expected at Downing Street next week.Kbctir's Tblboram. - 30 words
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Article19 1918-09-27 18 Rbdtbb’s Tblboram. London, September 25, 12.85 a.m. Mr. C. H. Stubb has presented Stone* henge to the nation.Rbdtbb’s Tblboram. - 19 words
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Article74 1918-09-27 18 [Ankta Skrvicb 1 Batavia, September 19. Yesterday half a million piculs of tbe Java sugar crop of 1918 were sold, whiob makes the total amount of the Java Sugar crop of 1918 sold 17 million piculs, whilst tbe crop* is estimated at 25 million piouls. The result[Ankta Skrvicb 1 - 74 words
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Article48 1918-09-27 18 [Anita Service Batavia, September 25. This afternoon a huge fire broke oat in the native kampong and within an honr more than 100 bouses were destroyed. The Fire Brigade was absolutely powerless owing to the dryness of the river. Oreat material damage was done.[Anita Service ] - 48 words
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Article23 1918-09-27 18 (Anuta Skrvicb.) Batavia, September 28, 10 a.m. The Dutch convoy is expeoted at Priok on Thursday morning at eight o’clook.(Anuta Skrvicb.) - 23 words
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Article79 1918-09-27 18 Praoasam.— On September 18, aft 166 Prin* *ep Street, the wife of M. G. Piagasam, of a son. Clark —On September 20, at 8ft. Andrew’s, 8, Quueu Street, Singapore, to Mr. and Mrs. u. H, Clark, a son. Java papers please oopj. Prkntis. On September 21, aft Penang, to79 words
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Article22 1918-09-27 18 Lm—Koh—On September 20, at Oakland Villa, No 12‘a7, lanjoug Katocg, Lam Pow o Mrs, Puoy hug Hong (nee Koh Gwtk Lian.)22 words
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Article157 1918-09-27 18 Sinoapo**, Sbptbmbir 28, lbX8. BXCHANQB Oil L#bd*m Buk 4 m/fl 2ii j Dem a J/eJj PtiT»le8m/e ,.,j Ok Nkw Tin Demand M PrirateMdapa... M 0« Fu>.i Bart m 0» I»dl» Bask T. T. Ok Hokok«m« Ok Shamokai ...Bank d/d M 4C? D* JwiwiwMiMluk T. I Jafam.... laik157 words
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Article352 1918-09-27 18 8uiaAPoaa, Sbmbmbsi 16 mi MINING. 2 Buyers. Sellers. II II Ampanf 8.75 0.26 xd 1 1 Ayer Weng 2.75 2.95 II II Kinta Anodithn 18.75 14.26 II 41 JLinta Tin 1.6.0 1.12.0 41 41 Lahaft Miaei T.00 8 01 6 6 Lingui Tin 6.43 6.80 II II.352 words
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Advertisement88 1918-09-27 18 NOTICE. The post tree price of the Straits Times to the United Kingdom and foreign countries is f&J a year. Tue po-.i 're price of the Straus budget is $14 a year to any part of the world. It is not necessary to subscr lte for a year. The subscriptions88 words
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Obituary42 1918-09-27 18 OBITUARIES. Rkuthr’s Tklkqram. Paris, September 18, 11.10 p.m. Mareel Monnier, famous in China and the Far Bast as cxnlorrr and author of Chinese drama, has died id France. London, September 21, 7.30 a.m. Obituary: Mrs. Herbert Bedford (Liza Lehmann), the celebrated composer.42 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article80 1918-09-27 1 Qikibal August Robber Returns... 2 Singapore Rubber Auctions 5 Misting* and Rkdorts— Bagan Serai The Hubbe Industry Jobore Rubber Lands 1 British Malay Rubber 2 Chtras Rubber 2 Elpbil Rubber Seremban E°tato 3 Chfr°onesr Estates 8 Bukit Si mbawang Co. 4 K ampere Knaotao Rubber 4 NyaJa* Rubbi r80 words
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Article378 1918-09-27 1 The report of tbe Johore Robber Lands (1918), Liu .ted, states that the net profit for tLi y* ar amounts to £4,015, to which has to be added £8 980 brought forward, giving a total in bo dealt with of £56,996, This, thi dir* ctor* recommend, should378 words
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1680 1918-09-27 1 lie eighth annual geueral meeting of the Ba_»aa Sorai Company, Limited, wan held on duly 12, at Winchester Hiuse, Old Broad Street, E.C., Mr. E. L Hamilton (the chair man) presiding. The act’.ug secretary (Mr. F. E. Maguire) having read1,680 words
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Article217 1918-09-27 1 Tho first meeting of tho Joint Industrial Council for tho rubbor manufacturing industry wan hold at tho Ministry of Labour on July Id Sir David Shackleton wolcomi t tho ri prosontativos, and cor 'ratulatod tin i on tho way in which boll) primes had worked to form217 words
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1262 1918-09-27 2 Thu eighth annual ordinary gem i *1 meet ing of the British Malay Rubber Company, Limited, wsn h< Id at the offices of the com pany, King William Hoohu, 2a, Kantcheap, EC, oo July 10, Major A Yalden Thomhon (ohairman of1,262 words
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1192 1918-09-27 2 Tho sixth annual general meeting of ibe Cheras Rubber Estates, Limited, was held on July 8, at the offices of the company, 149, Lcadc nhall Street, E.C., Mr. E. L Uamiltoo (tho chairman of the company) prebiding. Mr. li. J. Turk, the representative1,192 words
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1059 1918-09-27 2 The annual general meeting of the Elpbil Robber Company, Ltd., was held on Jaly 2, in the Council Room of the Robber Growers’ Association, 88, Eastoheap, E.C., Mr. F. Lake, J P. (the ohairman), presiding. Mr. W. E. George, representing the seevo taries1,059 words
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Article90 1918-09-27 2 Taiping Rubber Estates. —14,141 lb°. Brunei.—7,45* lbs 2J months 17,426 bH. Emerald.—18,379 lbs.; 7 months 89,805 lbs. Mr. G. N. Magill, manager of Changkat Seroang Estato, Taiping, is shortly leaving Perak to take up the daties of gonoral manager of tho Benta Rubber Estates, Ltd., Pahang. On90 words
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2583 1918-09-27 3 The ninth annual general meeting of the Sorewban Rnhber Estate Coiuyuuy, Limited, wafl held on Jaly 10, in the Council Room of tLe Rabber Growers’ Association, 38, East cheap, E G., Mr. G. H. Alston (the chairman) representative of2,583 words
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1162 1918-09-27 3 Tho oigbth annual mooting <f tho Chcrsonoso (F.M.S Estates, Ltd., w held on July 11, at tho Cannon Stroot H I, Mr. Noel Trotter (tho chairman) presiding. Tho Chairman, in moving tho u lop ion of tho report and accounts, sui that1,162 words
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2153 1918-09-27 4 Tho seventh annual cent ral meeting of the jjukit Sembuwang Rubber Company. Ltd., wan hold on June 27, at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, London, E C., Sir Ivor Philipps, KCB., M P. ichairruan of the company), presiding.2,153 words
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977 1918-09-27 4 The uir.th ordiaarv general meeting of the Kampong Kuantan Rubber Compauy, Ltd., was belli on JqIj 8, at 5, Fen church Street, Mr. E. G. M >m-y presiding in the absence of Mr. Govett through illness. Tho representative of the secretaries, Messrs.977 words
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538 1918-09-27 4 The annual general meeting of the Nyalas Robber Estates, Limited, was held at the registered offices of the comptny, French Bank Buildidgs, on Saturday, those present being Messrs. Koh San Hiu (who presided), Tan 800 Liut, Tan Chong Koe, and 11. B,538 words
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1085 1918-09-27 5 f ievontb annual general meeting of .uSnnceiCbob Habber Estate Company, be Id w»s bold on July 11, in tbe Connoil Lial ri the Habber Growers’ Association, 88, K»tob»p, EC Mr. Ux&DdM Thomson (ebawman of tbe J Thr y rXUentative of1,085 words
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1031 1918-09-27 5 The eighth annual general meeting of the Ejw Seng Rubber Company, Limited, warheld at the Rubber Growers’ Association, 88, Rastchoap, London, E.C., Mr. H. B. Yuille (ohairruan of tho company) presiding Mr. J. A. H. Jackson, representing the secretaries (Messrs.1,031 words
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531 1918-09-27 5 Tho Singapore Chamber of Commote* Rubber Association held its 864th auction*, on 18th and 19th inst., when there was offered for sale 2,859,291 lbs.=tons 1,058.25. Pricbs Rialisbd. Cents per lb Shoot smoked fine ribbed 46 to 604 good 85 46531 words
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723 1918-09-27 5 The following is uu- dirt ctors’ report dealing with the affairs of thiH company for tho year ended April 30 last to be preueutod at the first annual general meetii g of dhareholders to bn held at the Itegidterid Ofliooe of the723 words
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1179 1918-09-27 6 The eighth annual ordinary general meeting of the Madingley (Malay) Robber Estates, Ltd., wan held recently at the offioes of the Rubber Growers' Association, 88, Eastoheap, E.C., Mr. W. P. Metcalfe (chairman of the oompanj) presiding. The Chairman in the1,179 words
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Article39 1918-09-27 6 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinion of ita correspondents. Correspondents should bear in mind that Letters must be short and to the point Long rambling epistles are liable to be rejected or ruthlessly cut down.]39 words
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Article417 1918-09-27 6 To tbe Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—On behalf of tbe Jobore Planters’ Association I big to take ezoeption to tbe implied slur on tbe Jobore planting comma nity contained in yoar leader of ‘23rd mst. Shortly after conscription became law in tbe Colony I obtained tbe417 words
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1087 1918-09-27 6 Stock gj n Issued Par Dividends. Malayan Exchange Fras«p Capital Value Companies. Prices, Closinu P^°' 1 1»17. 1»1«. Joly 12. 150,000 a/. 65% 85% Anclo-Malay 18/1* io/o i a/ 61,000 £1 80% B&kap Plantations1,087 words
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