The Straits Budget, 26 March 1920
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Advertisement79 1920-03-26 1 UPTON'S TEA Nothing can satisfy the millions of people all over the world, if it is not the Best. Nothing can make them buy it again and again unless it is the Best. Upton’s Teas have the largest sale in the worm, and can therefore justly be called The World’s79 words
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Title Section28 1920-03-26 1 The Straits Budget 9 BEING THE '£> WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES" VOL. LXXIV No. 3241 Singapore, Friday. March 26, 1920. CSTABLISHED OVER HALF COTSI Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article216 1920-03-26 1 Pwitnties l F.tierauoo atd the fratoie 0 Tbe German Kjvolt Mi ll British Fj!U cs JJ. Malayan A*pi-alms America aula VS ->re)t 'j%c ik and OaNaaAii Local and Personal 1*2 Renter Telegrams 3-7 Mr. J csjioe Eiiurihaw M Malacca Notes Hub 9 Well known Playwright Atrivos Mitoi-Oat216 words
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Article5484 1920-03-26 1 ~u V °”d l DKn k l K Gter wiro fiom Waul J?n?u lhe Pft inma Cftoal loi;cd todoop I laH.!:!“*" xo! ed Dy 22 t *«t. owin« to nilUh k! P k 6 w be, evtd *h*t tLe dtlay shortly bo overcome. y Mi»n"~u nlent W,itos5,484 words
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FRIDAY'S TELEGRAMS.
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697 1920-03-26 3 Bpcri* London March 16. i pq m3ns the dab ate on 4. m Si. D**w Q prices tea civil serviae g*cle»» “J v 3,0.0 Ha tuat the »itici*»'- ,b > 1 m/pia* 4 mortis 5 VJc 1- rte SoaU«5totM»'■ J#BW tbt} grBpcri* - 697 words
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Article156 1920-03-26 3 London, March 16. I tbo industry, controlling factors and re tailors, fixing prices at all stages, aud rrgul ating the output. Tbe rep iti o .nf-.idora that 1 the pfcaniard vacuum lamp* nv mid to tbe public at 8s could be sold at 2* wtuou would *till loave a156 words
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Article188 1920-03-26 3 Louden. March ll. i Washington: Mr. Houston, S-votary to tho Traasury, bar anaouuced t > .t v n A’lif B would receive mo fnrtbei !oa r j .m tbo Cui ed States gevernmeot. Ho ptit d Arrrr can loans to the A lies t-*al 9,fi6M Dims out188 words
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Article156 1920-03-26 3 London, March 16. The House cf Lords passed tho second reading ot a bill to faoilitate tbo enforcement in tbo United Kingdom ot maintenance orders made in the Dominions and vict versa. The bill applies to husbands or others liable who bad gore to another part of156 words
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Article85 1920-03-26 3 London, 11. In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. TVlbot in r.-gtrd to tue Indian G control of the Burma eica trade. Mr. Fisher cn behalf of M; Mintage point d cut that :bj export price fixod was cooRidt rabiy b* low the world pnoo which.85 words
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Article47 1920-03-26 3 London, Mnsoh IP The Civil Service estimatei for 1'JiO 1 j amount to JC557 090 0J0, tix tie i er than those of tue lftcv year TIk. vct&l oRtimatea, inoludinp repaym os of o i.oe’.o Ftench !oi>n to the U *Uod b»ytc°. uro sppruxiniately jCi,260,0Cu,O.:l.47 words
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Article36 1920-03-26 3 London, March 11 Rome, March il The aeropovntH wi.ich Btaito tos Tukto thiB mcrnin« aro pilot d by Captain CordtHor, Muj it Kaczaresud L’.euts G#a.Ha and Mecizzi with M.se/asi and Bilicco aa roaorve p lots.36 words
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Article27 1920-03-26 3 Lonloa, M\rou '6. Tbo military made a nr.e.uual at G aud arrested m u and »ad3 in bed. They Wi ro coavc yed to Cjrk Kanl.27 words
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Article33 1920-03-26 3 Lonc’cn, M.vch >0. f»om Bulap °t: A now H arian cabinet lias bi*eu formed with S m v dam as Frimo Miniat f r i>od Genet GeLki an Minister (or Foreign Atlairs.33 words
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958 1920-03-26 3 RnoTnn j’klhokama. [Tbo following m"»sa*cs, ruaab dilayod, givo too newi cf tbo outbreak ol tho rcvjlu- lion ia Geimany London, March 18. Berlin IWlin was th>c&trncd during thr night by the immeliato daager of rovolutiio j rt was aDaoaujed at midnight tbaiRnoTnn j’klhokama. - 958 words
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Article387 1920-03-26 3 London, March 17. Tho report of tho Iaoomo Tax Commission, s> u d this afternoon, ia a lengthy document cf d5J c'aasip with a nu.vib-.r of minority rem wsbuop In u special Hontion dealing with doable iso mo tax within the British K upirt, the C .ui387 words
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Article307 1920-03-26 3 London, March 17. fa the liocso of CommonH, Mr. Long, in trod acing tho Navy estimates, ciuphasiacd klitiff fiuallnoHS, \.hich wan duo to the ah r, oare tf’onemioB like’y to challenge oat p.up»mi.ary oa tho Hoa. Tfco only navy apon x.rating so corn wjh that of tho307 words
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Article333 1920-03-26 4 Louden M&rcb 17. WafdiinRtnn Although tho Bm«ii's vob •doptiLR lie ti serration to Ame’o 10 abowed a tva o I i;ird n mr jorit', it e» o nut mrsD a two thin h m«»jj ily t r i of the treaty, aH tho majority tut the ribiiv333 words
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Article252 1920-03-26 4 London, Mar.u Id. The Errionsness of the minors' now demand is admitted in e.21 quartei. 0 U ioetimatid that it would inror an aJditiota' wage bid cf A’tG.CCOGOT a year uuc increase tbo print of oonl by ID. prr t:n Bcocnt speeches ty minors’ lead ns it252 words
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Article201 1920-03-26 4 London, Mavoh 17. In the Houro cf Coimrco', replying Mr. Apqiith with rcgard to A hod cccapiti :> Gountantinoplo, Mr. Bonur L’ v B*%t<d lit t ibo U< oc r a1 adnjiDiHkr>it.i n ,f i pi, would nnt bo taken over, Lufc tho M u nt> i 8 f201 words
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Article162 1920-03-26 4 Lcndon, Maroh 17. Tho report of kho department*! coiLiuitiro on the boHinoBN of indueknal inmratce ccm Ctriea and rollicking HrcieticH has be on aood. It makca a nntnbi r of reortn mendakiooB, mi pointH out that kho promhimi on innurtrial prlicies in lyiH woro exoetdod bj 4316,000 010.162 words
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Article133 1920-03-26 4 Lcndoo, March 17. Gu cn Alexandra unveilorl tho f.tatuo to Kditii Caved in hquaio ou < 9L(t hite where the Oordoa fiuol prior tc its removal to Khart'.nc T.j* was erected by Hiiiy 'ieh pf ipli n ii0 ip i0U8. 1j IS cot cut i f v,.133 words
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Article33 1920-03-26 4 Locdau, March 12. V’acouvrr: B ght thorn *ad Cuioe*’ OTO.t h homoward bound f#',m Franc? i i to J ut Viotcri*, aod 2.000 o-capod tut oan.cnmi.ct. Some wer j re arrested.33 words
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2158 1920-03-26 4 Rbutbb Thlborams. London, March 14. Ebert’s government has is -ued a manifesto from l)’ii-drn denouncing the insuvrtction as the werk of Baltic advmturcra and pro •!<? *ng an curly cillap«e. Ilo says tl.at its be-tea uro illegal aud will not bo recogt 9Rbutbb Thlborams. - 2,158 words
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Article233 1920-03-26 4 London, Maroh U Marshal Foob, Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson and the American commander are having a conference at Mayenoe, the fr rencu Rhine army beadq lartora, London, Mavoh 18* Washington Although technically at^ 1 Marshal Foeh, the American troops on the Rhine evill not participate in233 words
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Article193 1920-03-26 5 Lot don, Match 14. Hh> Vo»k A band of robb< rs d*»icgly Hootvo ieweMeiy store* in Broadway w ■tvrcc, iod deoampid with thousand,i of Bti- w r uj cf diamond*, etc., whilst lb. Bc-aMfitr wsB orowdtd with theatregoers K, bmlits ia one s‘o»o h Id tho crow193 words
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Article167 1920-03-26 5 London, March IS. j The T:idcb pI&Ur tli&t M# Lloyd Bonn Law and «S r (Ire rgo Y. auger ?e»pe*d open a reman: tt finioo of t» t and Lib“ral3 viUi M', ley 1 0» ovgo a* It a hr (f ,ho now fartv BUtok'miltcl p'ana may167 words
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Article122 1920-03-26 5 Londoo, Maiob 18. CoCi l \-L ri:i ,1 p *epl T ir K to “wpbrrton b a 3]li r 0n,on p > Mr Iar I Hit. lSolthr r H CC0 1 b>3b:io p c ICC JQfiUbnlaiy, six OormjDftt #r»r, sc andccocthn while ihli"* tte it 7 D i ,aPM122 words
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Article122 1920-03-26 5 London, Mar oh 16 Cairo, from Damasoos: Members cf the Syrian Congress visited the palaoe on March 8 and iff red the orown to Feisa’, wbn aooopted, after whiob, attired in Field MarBhal’H uniform, be drove »mid the ao olamntions of the crowds to the Muuirip%l Palace, where be122 words
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Article104 1920-03-26 5 Loudon, March 16 London gave the Prince cf Wale" a wonder f: 1 Bind cfT from Victoria ou Lis toar rf A iBtraiasia. A ovowd of many thon»ands in .t'l eagerneps *0 bid to the l > .io ,,i r at close quarters broke lh3 covdor. Tutu104 words
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Article86 1920-03-26 5 London, March 20 The Army estimates for 1920-21, which will be oon"idrred in the H u e oi Cummoos oa March 22, bav** been issued. They show a total of jCL25.C0).(TO as compared witu JC406 COO.COi) in 1919-20. The ui *n on thi ht i b’i-hmctit exclu-ive86 words
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Article59 1920-03-26 5 London, March 15 Copenhagen: The voting on the pKbis cite in the second Slcsvig x n i will r. m i'.t ,c favour of Germany. The fin»l io th* diotnots of Fiensborg wevo, trr I) :umi»rii 8 986, for Germany, 26,689. In 1M oonntry distr cts, with eleven outstandiog,59 words
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Article60 1920-03-26 5 Lender, March 16. Capo Town: Tbo sweeping gains by l* boar have oreated an extraordinary situa tion. It rooms certain that a teoond election will bo neoeesaty shortly as no pDseiblt combination of parties will be ablo to form a Government. It is anticipated that tht Uoimists60 words
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Article44 1920-03-26 5 London, Maroh 16. It is stated that the F-rugn Ofibe ha* Bgrred to the Appointment of C*naiiar rt n st:» Plenipotentiary to Washington Tho inenmbi nt will b sec rd-iu oonmiand t tbe British Canada has noi yet maJo an appointment.44 words
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Article38 1920-03-26 5 London, March 15. A San Diego tres-sio Hirst by H rt- r on March 16 Pi »tnH tLat pn marine fl .•ronnded iMagdalen B>y Lsuit Com irnudit Webb and lh»eo o» Wv.rt Jr 3 v, nod.38 words
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688 1920-03-26 5 Riutik Tilborams, London, March 17. Domicating the wl olo cable nows a 1 pte-ent comicg frera Berlin iH tho fict that the Kipp region's is being utiliped to dipfproinato falsi It uicopsary, tlu.r f re, to re luphasise ti e x Arnieg cab-oRiutik Tilborams, - 688 words
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Article576 1920-03-26 5 London, March 14, Now York: Tho AoociA i Pr> ps Bik hsri st correspondent s%ys Crown Pr:oc C»uS of Raman a bon b eolru-ted with a nn-s'cn to reke an autograph lec*er 'nisi the K '-g to Jipm and »s -J Tl d*s*»o. p ni l) the576 words
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Article177 1920-03-26 5 London, Maroh 19. M Albert Thoma«, dirootor of tbo International Labour (JIB ie, inti rviowed, pointed out that the agenda of tho meeting of the governing body in London next week inolnded a proposal to eond a mission of otqairy to Russia and tho af point meat cf177 words
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Article60 1920-03-26 5 London, March 1ft. Piris: The SeeroW’y General of Iho Cosine of Nation** annonoo t at all t hi rtf.-on 'jat’ODH iavitpd to j jH th > cov rant and p‘ct of tho Lov*nn havo B*gn;ti d thrir adbicn 0‘ curly, A g ntina. Chi. Colombia, I* ia60 words
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Article122 1920-03-26 5 Londo", March 17. A largo meeting of Rtonmrldp lines enj aged iu the trader yest< rday ODr*idtred vho statement of the Shipping Controller that additional tonnage wai repaired to bring wheat from Aastra'ia in April, M .y and Juno, It appears tonnage in now r <]n:rt.d to biiog122 words
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Article108 1920-03-26 5 London, March 10. In tho H.ia B 9 of Common 0 debate on bij b prices, Mr. Asquith Bald tho rnvt auo shoal J bo asod for tho redaction of debt rather than for sheltering tho consumer from prevailing prioefl. Ho advocatod calling an international ooonomio conference, including108 words
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Article116 1920-03-26 6 London, March 14. PatiB M, Frolov*';, whom tbo Chinese Government las ioviiod to diHoasi tbo detail* of tbo foundation rf a Chinese iostitote in eor»« otioD with tho Lriversity of Pari*, bn* b a asked to forward to Ibe President of Cbiia a letter frern M lohnnol116 words
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Article48 1920-03-26 6 Lrndoe, Mu-ch ly Tbo. Kid"'*' 1 p*rado, suspended "inro 1914 will be h -i) i au M*y 24, whon Prince Albrt w.ll tsb it.* H**u*- on tho Guards' parade ground i Hyde Park- Tbo sixty font of t';*- ffaipiro will bt* carried in proccfcticn by cad.ta48 words
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388 1920-03-26 6 PKOTIK ThIBOEAMS London, March 18 Tbo situation in Bjriia is rogardoJ as not bo BorioaB alt thure id a gi noral nooeatainty an t- gords tnu attitaio of tbo troops Uiroagbout Germany. London, March 18. Tbo Govman poaoo dele gatioB states thatPKOTIK ThIBOEAMS - 388 words
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Article262 1920-03-26 6 London, March 17. Constantinople, March 1ft: Thu cry wa* occopel Urn morni*K h* Allied troops oo the orders i f O acral M uo. There wuh no trouble and tLu uty it u. n,u»l m d quiet. London, Maroh '21, A delegation (r m kin Kh I f»t conference262 words
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Article156 1920-03-26 6 London, M (rob 18. Tbo Miners’ Kudiration waited ou tbo' Prime r, Mr. B >u u* Law, S r it. S i Homo aud u mb-u-urs, rut' Rabuibicd a Jurnaod for a d.ily motoase of wag* of 8 i. fer m‘:u and 1 i 8 i f »r156 words
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Article128 1920-03-26 6 London, March 21. The Renown on tbo morning of the 21st was abreast of the Azores, making a p’ r s o' us voyago in spl» edid weather. The Prince received a wireleRR miRsagn from tbe Duke of Devonshire, homeward bennd on the KrapruPS of Franco, bopine,128 words
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Article58 1920-03-26 6 London, Much 20. Cork: Alderman MacCavtain was in his bedroom when raiders entered and railed him oat to tbo landing. They fired two shots from a revolver. Both wo<e effective in tbo chest. MaoCnrtam died in a few minotos. It is stated that MaoCnrtain was a prominent Sion Feinor58 words
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Article64 1920-03-26 6 Loudon, March 16. Many results of tho South Afvican elections are oow available. Smuts was rejected for Pretoria Wnnt with an neexpoetMly largo nj*j irity. Do Wot, Mims.or of Juetico, was also ro eleo.ed. Tho outstanding feature is toe naraorons labour rucooh-*o4, tb-i party having already won niooteea64 words
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Article55 1920-03-26 6 London. March 18. Bukliarest: General Avcrosca has formed a (Jahinot. 't he act is tantamount ta the dismissal of Pr nn Minister The crisis is duo to the Undowoors’ opposi ticn to a bill providing for tho possibility of every peasant owning his lard, which is designed as tho55 words
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Article40 1920-03-26 6 London, Maroh 18. Parin At a conference of ambassadors it was dicidtd to draw the attention cf the Dutch Government to tbu Gorman war material which waa repeatedly Gavetiir i> Dutch territory contrary to the Peace Treaty.40 words
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Article33 1920-03-26 6 London, March 20 It in reported that tho weaving operatives f Lauoanhiru aro d manding an increase of 60 por real, over their prison! waxen About I aU0,000 opcrativoH are conourned.33 words
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1185 1920-03-26 6 Rbotbb Tblkghams. London, Maroh 19, Tbo situation ia G‘imauy gMuerally h not clear- ibe strike p< sitioa in Bevlia is little changed. It is stated that the workers rofau* ;o iisuma work until all troop* are removed Iron the city, li appears tbRbotbb Tblkghams. - 1,185 words
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Article346 1920-03-26 6 Louden Much 17. Washington: Admiral S.ms, bofjrg tbe Sen ito naval committee, obargod Mr* Wilsoa. Mr. Lloyd G jorgo and other civiliia loadevs with allowing themselves to bo drawn ml) fascinating speculations an to wincing tot war quickly by a uiastorfit.oko. oilnl roost impracticable suggestions waa aiokmg346 words
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Article87 1920-03-26 7 I L i ;\c, March 2^. I i cwDiiod I I I Willi ttl! L, i a hi et* dco< K|u» c fc.Li v J ill- loin 'Of •<. p* |k io i t mia pttfecloir. ti b f'K r F u I .oaep*^ r*' t 1 0# lb®87 words
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Article184 1920-03-26 7 I Linden, March 20. I 0;ia"t AiCofdJrp i A la im! JJliCjo’i lipcrii ihf 1 bsL 0 v rcou M P‘*‘ d tr K .v w rtb fH/OOO'0, p,:w,. iv 1 HuHurt it ytf -it Patro!*, ore fl.Mb |kfcder,iiit‘ f bo- r'.ioe t? a i qai* 1 5184 words
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Article82 1920-03-26 7 Lnrd.on, Maick 18 Horn*’ ’Ui hri/p cf v» In waiijiicc. ty h ur- li.v. f.'i»»icd a nw su.t »tnu‘t ‘.i s ita iai Muuitus cf ib*. Tri atnry l* U4 b»of ub tLo latu; cb wnwj f ca u itia an it mnityif 78 TOG lire fer82 words
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Article56 1920-03-26 7 London, M%rch 19 Koror F'l/fij %r( Ma=»ieto strived a? Cicada w it, ul ,iv Uci on Mavl 13 eid Md an totun urtic ncrption. London, March 21. *'">*» »vi6»5,« Lii ai. Cnlo.-il m 5 «< «<• M.j. Town e l Hrnvt J «t Gup* E-gVna 4 Th? CB p,a56 words
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Article32 1920-03-26 7 Loulrn, March 19. it M followa ;i TU 5aal Ltaie Cl tbc pMli(B i>a 4 'QlCQ)g,| *25 lcd(.pe B J ,ett8 21 Tht N ’dtcnili 8 t 8 Ud J8painrr32 words
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Article39 1920-03-26 7 TV c-ni Lccdor, Marcb 21. c 1 P»«Of ot hnr.ku tad t VllR ,8wi »b’7fP. non, T Be F**s Vq:.' 10 11.C T P h r r.,M pr,0e »»W ,1C 6 l^U t »r t a0Uon ‘OV'JlVfch39 words
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Article62 1920-03-26 7 London, March 19. Mr. Churchill has ifitu; d a v.'girr>a« mani fet.lo on Ihe doc aooialiPt to an to to combat ilia Socialist party •*ar n (ffttiiuK i-Bt-lf the Damn of Luboor." H JbctaiiH (hat 8 cialisui ia tho am oioai fcruiifcble aentot with which, uow G »rr.a i62 words
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Article70 1920-03-26 7 London, March 20. A baud rf armed and mv-ktri men broki iuco t io rc>id< lco ct tho Lord M ,yot ut Jerk %cd Btiat him dead with a rovi Ivor at old o’clock in IL'; of rho 20.h. Thty .hob d -COi.ilpud iq a mo.or car.70 words
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Article72 1920-03-26 7 London. March 18 I)f. Mouis D. who han k eu for L.n.ry b m flU-oict» Innio, bn u.on»ovft'. villi u oily to io D ronBlnrc. If tt.. iuipruv tu *b c t tiuceu he h'-p. h to rt tut a to tLklUfr lb Juno. Lord, r, March 19. Paris:72 words
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668 1920-03-26 7 Ia t’ eir woefelr share ci*ca T ar, dated M'»cb 24 Mcpbvm. Kaiser aod Co state A t>r ordinary sharei m Hobindon and o Ltd. neared th.i* aHj m ni daiirg the w.c k »i d oon -idtrabk disappoint ment was668 words
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2008 1920-03-26 7 At the Aseizod brforo the CLi-.d Jaeticr, Sir John Backa lt, K.C., (ho jury t-pent the whole of Mtrch 18 n Ij evidcnc f ,r the dt fence id the capo n which Tang Ghiew Scnp, a Hokien. in chargrd beth with beiup’2,008 words
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Article14 1920-03-26 7 IpohTin Dtedgltn n< nr> V. PatftDK C\nsci*dft.ui t, JHt) k coin,14 words
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2760 1920-03-26 8 Wr 1 ?i !i r< r 1.1 1 rri that a t 1 lo p ran. r 1 1 .In’ e Jol 11 |i n .;i, 1 11 'in t i e <! at ii lit 1 -j he 112,760 words
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Article968 1920-03-26 8 Malacca, St Patrick s l) y. Tho present cinditijn cf tbe lt.b~.nr ma k-1 well sammid op a few d*ys ago ly a recently arrived lady, who p a:niiv. ly rematked, “I thoaglit this wss a Bmii-F Colony Many of a« thought sj *oc, brf. re exd Hence968 words
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Article210 1920-03-26 8 The fallowing return f"t the month of October, 1019. is issued by ttie Currency Commissioners of the Stru.t> Settlements:— c. (.4) Whole amount of Currency Notes in Circulation on 31 -.t October, I9» 14I.974.S7S 73 Average amount of Currency N >tes in Circulation during the month of210 words
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1286 1920-03-26 9 HIGH COMMISSIONER. First Visit to the Federal Capital. H is Excellency and Reforms (j n th« H g Emvlleacy B 0 with Ihiw K. Go'l t r ,L bs* nce W&h r. <*■ «d by.N f.H y 1 did HnckiDAO, Km f cr r (i ‘hr V/’ 0 Hv t.M1,286 words
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Article281 1920-03-26 9 The thirteenth annual report of the directors to the shareholders in the Sze Hai Tonjr Bankin and Insurance Co. states :Your directors beg to submit herewith a duly audited statement of the accounts of the bank for the year ended December 111. I'd 11*. During:281 words
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Article110 1920-03-26 9 Among the through passengers on board the French mail steamer Amazone, whic h arrived in port on Tuesday from Hongkong, en to Marseil is Mr. Somerset Maugham, t!i<* author of several clever plays. I!is name ha> been made all the more familiar to local people from the110 words
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1563 1920-03-26 9 Thf inTeatb aonaal nora* of tho Tit Tia M.«f Co L.d., wan bo d tLi f*> k ’H!o»i»d offi, Cbaittio < Bntk Cbauibcvs ou Momiay. Tb. ne p o i.| w» ro Mr. J M. Sirue (iu VI». J, A. B:ia8, M».1,563 words
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304 1920-03-26 9 We (Ma'ay Mail) ri to acnource the de»*h of Mr. J. S. Htycicft wb.c!: tot k place ti e result tf a moio* accident near Kjala all n tbt liilb innt. ft epprara that Mr. H tycrnft bud b eu dining wi;»'304 words
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Article271 1920-03-26 9 A h ,l i»* nbrrit to bo ictvdrjctd into the H (i I Co J»)Cil tl WIWM »JJ ,<S to rf ciir i of thn VtrM«iil)rßP a'i Treaty deal* i"K with d( bta yr p-ity t.u and iattf «t'—rou'ractf, p*i eorip’io r juJ^nfirntM —the n j.<271 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1233 1920-03-26 10 Straits Times, March IP. Sir Ru > Linith lt:i b< -n telling mi intervu r 11 ;.t it 1 1 I nr. d from A i 1 1;11 .;i t• i ..i.'l m i days, Which r :< .r t:. tli** > :fji* y to London from it. rStraits Times, March IP. - 1,233 words
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Article1113 1920-03-26 10 vigorous pioneer.—Straits Time 8 March 20. By the time this article sees the light, Sir Laurence and Lady Guilleniard will have made their first acquaintance with the I*ederated States. \Ye have no doubt that they will he charmed with Kuala I Lumpur—that the Club will delightvigorous pioneer.—Straits Time8, March 20. - 1,113 words
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Article1112 1920-03-26 10 UTV "f Ins mali riant influence.—Straits March H'J. We have no int ox* ;i ,f much to our cono,. a ln >t Germany a few da; r Ws grains came to ban I m la to make it almo.- t ordinary reader f,,r what has happened therefore,*UTV "f Ins mali riant influence.—Straits March H'J. - 1,112 words
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Article1159 1920-03-26 11 iwnv, 4* given to it in l'J 18.—Straits Times, March There is talk <>f the f mnation of a new political party. The proposal has an almost pathetic in' -re-t because, if it is p,,al| y lru, that Mr Lloyd George and Mr. R par Law are toiwnv, 4* given to it in l'J 18.—Straits Times, March - 1,159 words
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Article1059 1920-03-26 11 Straits Times, March 24. His Excellency the Governor has been, the recipient of quite a large number! of addresses during his vi> it to the Federated States, and he has had tin* opportunity of making many speech-*s and has refrained. It is wise, no doubt, for one whoStraits Times, March 24. - 1,059 words
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Article1160 1920-03-26 11 Ntr it 'I mi. Mait’li The banishment of alcohol does not appear to have a sobering effect upon the American politician. Things have happened in the States during the past year that fill onlookers with amazement, hut none of them are more surprising than the marked– Ntr it 'I mi. Mait’li : - 1,160 words
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Article80 1920-03-26 12 |T* StraitR 1 udcp ih rot for ji.no r.f ite cun hi’ td otn. Com r 1 t hhooid b f ai in mind thatiettcr*- s. 1 Micrt bo J to 1 be perns. ui 1 ipi-tio; a» lihb’e to be rtj« cicd c# 1 ent down. C< ncip80 words
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Article662 1920-03-26 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. S', i. .8 the p' ijf v of Ihe Goviro* i. I yn «i h g j mcr vv cider f u m to Ii.d a? A <be pr' A r**tf 2 1 s|l ‘j R 1, Ui t tf M *b662 words
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Article644 1920-03-26 12 Robinson and Co Ltd. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,-- Allow me to "ay a f -w wotditbroni<h I Ah** medium of yi or valuable paper ro%bt ht.arvM i nued by the abovo company. l) j Maioh 1 tbo day the pioaprotnn of sin eb .ve ft-oi wrb644 words
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Article308 1920-03-26 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Impartiality towards those who do ind agree with your opinion, seems not to be a part of your intellipence. In your yesterday’s editorial you write Ireland has been shameless and faithless during war, in spite of almost incalculable benefits conferred upon it,308 words
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Article237 1920-03-26 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I read the other day in the column Penang En I’assant that a certain Chinese had given to the Municipality free of cost the land for a road to connect Parma and McAlister Roads. To know the donor is to appreciate237 words
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751 1920-03-26 12 Myßcui* S th% contributes the followuu iu n Kaoyooa p*p r:— 1 lb" arrived of toe fi-Ht B Atdioc Hj»tr 4 it rt Ir tu tho uo*r d*fct, WLeco wc Lave o».q on utrvioe for maalj tw.i yearc, io -jla-o tow.ird-*751 words
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Article90 1920-03-26 12 (From Ock Own Cokrb&pokdbrt.) Penan*?, March 18 Sire Say Bctf? has been convicted in the 0 -tii? 1 cn a 0! avge of attempting to ch at (Ve Overseas ChineEP B*nk, Penang, h y prM*rfcng draft lot $6 000 made in favnr.t f Chcp Serf? and impersonating90 words
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Article72 1920-03-26 12 ffROM 008 OWM CORRBRPONDBNT. Penang, Ma*oh 18, The Nttb Tn*n>g Qn*pnt Ur tin first half of'March was 180 piuilr. Tb». dredge Icrl 81 brnrff in stoppage« owing to a shortage of firewood. Fuel supply is now eeerred to korp the plant tno» constantly, Tafping Tio cn-pot was 13372 words
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1003 1920-03-26 13 l!;s Excellency the Governor (Sir r n (imlleinard, KAMI. I and Lads id were the guests of the t hilommunity at dinner on March IS, ...j i;i tin 1 agreeable surroundin' of the i, ;1 Club a very plea, ant function \va>1,003 words
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127 1920-03-26 13 Sbhvicb WMtevieden, 19. The H'gu*, Mitch i5: Tbo Foreign aaU'.ooci- that ibe DatcL (itgi t'Atiurg t t ibo revision of tfcc Treatitb o! H.}9 rrc* rinr.cg an tod. Tur Belgian *cd Date'-! dihgat* s have xachf d ao under •'tAodi-A A he 1'iesty127 words
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Article129 1920-03-26 13 Anuta &(cuvi<'k Wtltcviewer, Marob 20. Tbe police at M- d;.n have arrthted two tditors and aaiuioistratcr of tbo Chinese n- W0(apev Saruamp Si uie imporant and alleged cortpionn-ug ducauieuts Lave been a 2 <i proving Bdebevik propaganda. Move arica.b ate expowltd. WeUcvreden, Marob 22. An ir jaityAnuta &(cuvi<'k - 129 words
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Article72 1920-03-26 13 Anita Skunkh WiUivitdtn, Mavoh 19. A British lodiiD sugar spectator has par abased Jt click Hhc*l, So.uvaouja, for a million guilders, cow possest-iug three ol the •argeat hotels tbtre, besides a big restaurant. la tLe middle o! May the Government logins the distribution of Government saga* tAnita Skunkh - 72 words
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Article87 1920-03-26 13 Anita &erv:ci. Weltevvedic, March 18. The Aviator Masivo has proceeded to wilcatta lor a oer machine and intends letoiuiog bis jjaroey to i'okic. Weltervredeu, March 19. Calcutta M-.roh 17 Captain Ma'bows, who to A ittiialia. a»/iVo. bore to day. Welti vrider, Yarch 21. Calcott.*, March 20: It is reejitedAnita &erv:ci. - 87 words
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Article92 1920-03-26 13 Ankta hauvKK. WtdceF.day, March 22. A spioirl onancil sUvtod to day tbe ixa otnalion of the "foond accmed of ti e so :%lled 1 Seotioo B”if th<i S.*rekas ImIarri his slot on bung f n ri v Iumod .»y r 1 mac* :er. Ibe fi-n a:cuf»ed watAnkta hauvKK. - 92 words
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1481 1920-03-26 13 Tue elevt n*h t on' r*l mt c ting cf t M no 1. Lubu Lidj Syiidic&lu, Ltd., c«nd r'•«. Saturday at the registered th j- h id o paoy No 9 Uaii Q S r Qt, p U Ml i1,481 words
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Article390 1920-03-26 13 Wc have received n copy of some correspondence exchanged between Mr. W. Itunmun, of the drove Estate, and the general manager of the F.M.S. Itailwa>s which seems to raise rather an important point as to the clliciency of tho service. Mr. Dunman had been in tho habit390 words
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Article85 1920-03-26 13 Tire Mi r.\iufc: ap rte art notified ia l v e Straltf Gov out 0«i ll Mr K. 'CO t, <0 i"t H K l't, M il*. > M H. •V in-1* cu tu tc h l> >( i ,p i Mr, A. Hv! 0‘ K i )OQLC'llOf,85 words
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Article1197 1920-03-26 14 (Fuom Oi k Ovin l ohkihi okoknt Ih cttOu M**rc 20 10J0. The two lending hotels in 1* t-st g b »vc (blr-.l d U t r I .ten t, n v t o* MO OOst of |’P0' i IO* H l*.e U’ 111 H I C1,197 words
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490 1920-03-26 14 Mircb 1SV 1 1 to 24th. Laat Wn*k’h ictionH, p m a i u.l I'M,' 'i t t anicrrt ng i ir l u"i 1 h 10 ftt*r v Jaw.) rcnlitce'. Bin .n >!ow 'i il** lift, n- fi v*!u* J490 words
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Article211 1920-03-26 14 Penang may be something of a backwater but every now and again people drift in with romantic, tragic and interesting stories to tell from tin* outside world, l'or instance, says the Pinang Gazette of March IS, there are three Italian soldi*, rs and the Uussian born wife of211 words
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Article167 1920-03-26 14 Tin* ?dnngor Club report for 1019 shows k'li iir\v members, making a total of 1,5U0. On the last day of the year] there were *7 candidates i election. *t was estimated there would he a loss on the year’s working, includin', the item for depreciation on buildings, of167 words
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339 1920-03-26 14 An iupntant adli’i''u to the hark t y IQHCimtl CH I I Silg was !Cru ,1 y 0- o i d cu NV. <in. iu U o ol ram c .It* Birquo iniu*tliriu d CulO', rhl c.irip,i \u turiip <e pr<339 words
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303 1920-03-26 14 Capt P'olct, the famous Frenob flyini mac, 16 r-.i l in but expects to leave for B icf.uror five cay- iiiu to coutifaLD his fiigbt to Ajrirali* A teleoram sbouuj arrive at any t mr* him (bat ii.i new propeller aid pet303 words
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Article119 1920-03-26 14 —7 From Gck Own Courfscond^nt. M ;j;li '.4 At the Chnnabtr cl Con m*c e no* Opting, V' Hexjdef«ro pif i-il ug rbn n* r d -.'ivieo «u.d look ruor *'i \am j i, to too t r '.ks o< »L*e H a. M; F S ,1119 words
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Article160 1920-03-26 14 A rorrr pr udent ftt A *r S-.** w:hn ii. 'oh w, toe F'iiMjg ii -.it :-The to rr« nti ti fhn k tin mum gh) nr u j d h 'nn io the* .1 roi V;di. y. Kual M ids in its tp, i r.-'lutj fl160 words
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250 1920-03-26 14 A ft.e'xai cano d J K iroey m t-o\e<if ii A. tmi.f'pf.'rft P ffw uo<v m hath 'ir, larged cunumtiu* >u l a *y r |{L!, wei p'*ctd n fuio M», H■*!) ;*.K dy, A*. 1) Jioy IViocg aoptai u*»l >c .to CA250 words
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308 1920-03-26 14 Tbo Prime Ministers Department at Mi b'Gioe baa aoncaoctd that Si. Ho 4 Scjwt/u scrini mad to Awa.valia couh ciood 320 bitten*. inoluJitig ;bc»o to Federal MioiEUta. Oj d bv.rw of tfco Icttcir by S.t K.'sa "saiitb to the Fod*»al308 words
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Article209 1920-03-26 14 r *»< writ s kio for info*ms* i l r g-ribc* the o* i toft ftt Tauj K,.'.. i w*. n e fort was b* ruo i* 1 18*® by the r; M'j rK.H. M Collora. B.E C.M.O. i r t*r 1s M j.'# Sir209 words
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Article101 1920-03-26 14 Information has been received from the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company that two cable buoys will be put down close together in approximately latitude 12.57 N, longitude 47.55) 10, about April 1 next.\ These are in connection with a new cable being laid between Aden101 words
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Article318 1920-03-26 15 Thp line expoctei «uoour matoh at Tang in betweja the Slvffjtdi uni tho B.C G. iniv lock plaoe on Saturday afternoon with iheiesait of a wia far th* military by 2-1. was evenly fought and exciting affair, IoJ at ball turn either learn might have o The viaiiors in318 words
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Article294 1920-03-26 15 The following ifl the resolt of March medal :oaipetition it the Keppel Golf Club. L. C. Mavgolioath 81-12-69 C. Sa’ter 85 8 77 A. S. Gardner 82 4 78 H. A. D*vianu 85 6 79 C. D. McLachlan 91 8 83 11. Jackion 91 8 83 The ball pweep294 words
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Article226 1920-03-26 15 Oo Sonday morning race w*b °*ih d o£i fj« tho cup pvG&unted by Mi. W. M Blake, commodore ot *be Club. The following sta»t:d off:—Betcy, Betsy Jane, Ehzibotb, Gertrude, Helen, Jean. J. you, K*«:jhc> Manoa and Stella. Mr Smith, who etai-Ted »soo, got all porislcb b:ain cff226 words
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Article617 1920-03-26 15 Friday's vesalls ia He 8.C/J. tennis toaroament were as followt. Nkwcomsks’ Handicap. Sooweill, eor. beat Haonigau, A her. 6—2, 0— i. Lee, F.X., reo 8. beat Pott re, eor. 0—1, 6—0. R'.jhrp. owp 15 brat Mair, re? 8, 6-2, 6—1. North, nc. 8 iioat Prootor,617 words
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Article162 1920-03-26 15 Friday’s real's in thr» Lt 5 Liwa TetiuiB Glob tcurofttaLat w?re IIoao A Mi\ki> DointLKS. Mins Limb and Mr. 1» ril o vo 4 beat M'S. Ss'/.mian aud Mt.dtjCj, l, ~~b 8-46-8. B M(XHI) rOUIILK3. >I,u. sc 1 H.il r, t wo 16 h M*t«.162 words
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Article57 1920-03-26 15 The Gral tio rf t*n A Haodiran S»r?1en in annmotioa witu St. Jos. tih’s 0 d Boys' Association was i oa Friday t veeiny i>etwc.ro P. Cooait-'liori, owe 15, and K civo 80. TSo rtanlt was r. win for tbn former by 6—1, 6— l. The B titai57 words
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Article45 1920-03-26 15 9 Our Perxng cirri wires t’ a* the pclo raa’.ch between P rak anl Peuacg ad *>( poy Lines on Saturday *‘'Eal:oJ ia i dm v f f nn i coal all, Hooting fur the 'UHi-orn r.n.i iq’n’idng lor too Lorn-.'team, who had mas., improved.45 words
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Article205 1920-03-26 15 The directors of tho Ho II '3g Baa**, I tl. in ibtir third a&uu&l rr.|.o?t Htat -Tut dirro cr3 have gret.t piouenro in pub a t'ing tu yon the balance r.ho: t aud pruLt ».ad loes arowiint for th'' year 'nliog l.*ec. n.b?r 81, 1919, T.io205 words
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Article43 1920-03-26 15 The Malay Mail hears on £oo«i autltority that further salary increases, of ton per cent, in tin* rase of senior oflicors of the Civil Service an.I <»f twenty per cent, in the rase of the Subordinate Service, have been sanctioned.43 words
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Article37 1920-03-26 15 oKT. At Singapore, «.n M .41 «-h -I. 'be wife of 1:. t.\ if Wo! IT, of 1 .in folitor. Rathborn. On March 22. a* the Maternity Hospital. Singapore, to I and May Rathborn, 1 son.37 words
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Article201 1920-03-26 15 Nordon lairbnrst On March 2". it naIllf Mr. K. Nordon to Mi < S 1-airnurst. Newell Scoones. On March IT, 1P20, at j St Andrew’ Cathedral. Singapore, By the Jti-ht Keveretid the ItiM.op of Sint apore. I rani: Thorpe Scott N- v.i ll to Mabel I enella (Stellar Scoones.201 words
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Article118 1920-03-26 15 Biimmu Hilda 1no. 0 EXCMANdB dm 4 rcfa Dvmaad S/8|| Private I mfe im 1/4 ft On Ktw T«M..«r>oiv.fJHl «m 4t| Ffiv**’. U te;i an 41) f.*a «m 4TI •’K IvtMAtMtMMiBMi 2 MR W 0j SaVi <f;«5 UOXpm On 4oah*&ai~«]6a*2 80i 0® Java.— r J\ 1124 On118 words
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Article343 1920-03-26 15 Siva AMU Mamob 26 10>t MINING. SS2 H >? 1800 18.10 I 1 Ayer Wnay 176 124 J. 41 tfnni. SUCiintU f/ 6 70 8 100 oA IS SLjrla Aetttt alto IMu 11.CO .9* .11 KhitftTf» 169 t.7 8 situ K'k Ll Lluat fetuos V 02 8343 words
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Article110 1920-03-26 15 r ito of in tJ>o Settlement of >. r’fo I r tl.i week in ivi Merck 6 ix.Hl. i h »ut%l tuo-b i f d‘ atbs i < f 1 itl 2f 1 w< v mal" pubjuots and H‘4 avt f.’ 26, phthisis 46, a t vrr110 words
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Advertisement88 1920-03-26 15 NOTICE X'h* nn*t tri r price of the .tV'/'M T-ftiti to the niti I Kingdom and foreign countries m C" a To«|HMitrd pric#g tbi Struts Bmgrt n%U V ,r to any part of tr.c woiM. H **'*1 b c 11 mihacn e tor a rear. Tht tul r ti >*«88 words
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Obituary46 1920-03-26 15 ANNOB'NCKMKNT M.‘ 1 r t'hu:. Boon Quay, I' 1 l’ n IJo«»n Cli Boon !'u and B"*»n Kiat dc< y rr- 111o < loftlmirb 1 r, Mr. dhui I 1 > am, lit No 8, B o l.aiM*. on WrdMf'-uay, at 8 a.in. ut tin- uj?e of hJ.46 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article110 1920-03-26 1 flanuiFtbtofcij Rubber Rcturm 3 NjW Itubbof Pull Dt y Kevebraq Rabbet Coajpnoj 8 BiogEpotc Rabbet *aotiODb 8 Ptioe ol Rabbet 4 Tei.eoeam Rivet View Kitftto 5 GOBAKOPONDKNi'X Bvore Flotation Rabbet bjiitc Laboor 6 MlETlNOS AND R«P0K7S Soe Keo Rabbet BslEten 1 1 SaoKui Kuail 1 Haylcr Rubbet BstEtie 1110 words
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Article298 1920-03-26 1 A general meeting c( tbo See Kr.o Uabb ISaUtPn, Lid., (in liquidation) w»h held *t tbe cffices of (be agents, Mianra Wil.i-m Martin and Go. Shanghai, on March 5 *W Martin (liquidator), who pnaidid, nai Gentlemen Ah you am mio the company went into voluntary liquidation298 words
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Article62 1920-03-26 1 Taipmg Rubber Hniates 9,000 lbn Siak Sumatra. —‘2H,fd7 lbs. Biuh< h Thu and Rabbet. -14.150 lb Lok K*wi. —26,500 lbs. Babaog.— 19,V*0J lbn. Pabang Consolidated—6 l.OCO lbs Hivuivmw K titon.—10,77b lbs. Ampat (Suuiat»al 24,2*0 lbn. Buogoi Buaya—74.H1H »ba. Kaaloc.- 81,606 lbn. Sumatra Caoutchuuo M j.—111,751 Ibi Biunui62 words
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764 1920-03-26 1 The sixth annual g< neral meeting of Sungei liatnal Syndicate, Limited, was held at tlu* company’s registt red ollice, I. Kmbankment, Kuala Lumpur, on the loth instant, Mr. 11. L Moullin presiding. Tlu* b; lance sheet as at December dl,764 words
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437 1920-03-26 1 The glacial meeting of the H*yto* Rubber Estates Ltd was held on Sataidaj at the gimned iflice«. Freoeh Bank Build irpp. TLi Hoc. Mr. H. J. A (die d 'rd the other" prcßeot weru tbo Hot. Mr NY. K. Natl, Mr.437 words
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548 1920-03-26 1 In.m tho report of the directors of fapah Rubber Lstates. Ltd., for the yeat ended December 31 1919, being the eighth financial year of the company, we take tne following '1 lie net profit for the year as shown t>>548 words
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965 1920-03-26 2 |h( statutory meeting of the Tehing On).I.er Estates, Limited, was held on February 18, at Winchester House, E.C., Mr hk Townsend presiding. The Ebairman said: We have called u together to submit to yo0 the statent which has been prepared in order to965 words
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611 1920-03-26 2 Tfco eleventh gr uf.i&i rreoiirg of Go.id Hop' (S Jhnp.tr) Ru‘-fcv« Cun&rfcny wta r. .n M.u l> 1, at Slave le-imd, ln b ui: M\ T. Wmttcw, 1> »co or, CLairman 1 V.otiSiß, ti, V Hi! J. E, Bmoktreto611 words
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Article238 1920-03-26 2 An extraordinary general nieetingof the Sungkai-t’humor K'tatis, Limited, was held on February Is to consider a resolution increasing the capital of the company from 100,000 to £200,C00 by thecreation of 1,000,000 shares of 2s. each to rank pari passu with tho existing shares. Mr. Thomas Kitchie, who presided,238 words
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851 1920-03-26 2 Tlie directors’ report to the shareholders in t,he Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, to he presented at the annual K*‘m ral meet in tC of the company, in the French Bank Buildings, on March 81, states that the net profit for the851 words
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649 1920-03-26 2 Tbo third annu .1 g ueral mor-Eng of the staicholduts of too itActan K-bket <J )lup»Dy, I united, was hel l ii kt><: leKifiieiod ffl:o of tbo oou.pt.uy, Do.voieg Skiool, Fod&ok. on Match 20 Mr. F. Duxbd'y presided, tbo othern rw n649 words
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Article215 1920-03-26 2 The following specification has been accepts**! by the Ceylon Government: No. 1 .*ll#l of February l.'J, 11*20. llarry I rencli “An improverl latex spout an<l recount shell holder and hunger.” Abstract :—The nature of the invention is indicated in the claims as follows :—An improved latex spout215 words
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2435 1920-03-26 3 Fhi.m (Ii a Own CoKharvoMisr. Malacca, Maroh 21. Tho annual g 1 rural melting of the Malacca Planters’ A s ciation was hold thin morning at the Malacca Club. Thu Hon. Mr. J W Campbell presided. Tho prohin r>au H over, tho chairman2,435 words
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Article202 1920-03-26 3 V t another Rabbet Company in appealing to the public. It in namjd the Karangan, ana is form-d to aeqaire the estate of that name in K idab froru Mr. Ho Kim Teik The total area a Tier ȟbb*r is 747 acres and the total roreagt is202 words
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Article175 1920-03-26 3 An extraordinary general meeting of the Seaiield Rubber Company, Limited, was held on February IS, Mr. John MeEwan presiding. Tin* meeting was convened for the purpose of considering resolutions concerning the reconstruction of the company after being wound up voluntarily. It was proposed to authorise the registration of175 words
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680 1920-03-26 3 The 438 th auctions of the Chamber of Comtae*ce Rubber AssocLoX! were held oa March 17 and 18 un there was catalogued 2,584,725 lbs., n,?! 11 tons. Off j»,h3 2,049 726 lba M 915.05 toae 1,946,247 lb?., 467.07 tons. 80,1 Pkicis Rialiskd.680 words
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1356 1920-03-26 4 The sixth annual Renewal meeting of the membra of the Ampal (Somitra) Rabbet Limited, was held on Fabioary 13 to |boieM ifiteied (£sjc, 5, Whittington Avr.no Leadenhall Bt*ett, R.C. Mr. D. W. Luvcll (3 bftiiman of the company) presiding, The Cbaiiman said1,356 words
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491 1920-03-26 4 The report by tbo direoiots to the tenth ordinary annual general meeting of ebare holders in Kartell* Rubber Estate, Limited to be held cn Mirch 26, at Maia-ca, ttitos Tue ditfOtJfB havu ple*«u»e in sabmUtiif. the b 1 »rco sheet and491 words
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1276 1920-03-26 4 The fourteenth ordinary annual general meeting of the Jebong Rubber Co., Ltd., was held at the offices of Messrs. Bosanquet and Co., Colombo, on March 4. There were present Mr. L. A. Wright (chairman), Mr. 11. Clyn Kccles (direet« i-), .Mr. E. .T.1,276 words
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442 1920-03-26 4 An xtraovd navy poieral muting of tbe Mrtsjam R ibbtv Cciup uy, Limited, j»cßh b< in Id at Winchet t« r H B C, oo February 26, for tbe parpouicf considering ctHolutionH irorrttw'g tbe otpifa’ of tbe corn* aty from £176,000442 words
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Article57 1920-03-26 4 With to Njt ft .'AI oa No. 2a, foblisbid in tLe K M.S. (I rntunni Gazette if January 8, LJIW, it is l ouAtd t ia» the jrioe cf tiri t rt t bor for tbo ptifiod *larch 1W to Mtttou 25, IV2J, iooluHive, is t'HHt per57 words
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Article68 1920-03-26 5 |Tbo Straita Tunes is doI responsible for Ibo opinion ol La ccrroapoo' 1en»8. L.m** rpondent* should bear io mind that man* bo Bbr.r*. and to ibo po.nl. Lon* rambling opts*'* s are l*»blo io bo ri jootod or •atblosaly ru. down. mo« enclose tb.D name*, ml nrce«>ar. j to68 words
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Article71 1920-03-26 5 To the Kd i t of th* S-raits Timop. si# n r ,.piT 0 Pl»n* r r in font influo c flli tt 17 bin 'o urM.tbe Brega minute Hu ntwtM only r* I c U ry < aud oar can ov>y re i nrpru-tl tliet tbe three71 words
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Article453 1920-03-26 5 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir- Your lead* r in your issue of appears at a lime when most of us are wniid* ring into wl.at further confusion tin rubber industry m to be thrown by what is known as The Labour Question. >f It453 words
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200 1920-03-26 5 (From 0i it Own Cokrrspondknr.) Ipol Match 24 Tho annul rp rl of tbn Rivj r ViBW fit tab a show* gw.fits rf 121/93, brought forward 822,85i\ tclal 84)476 A dividend of ton pot o ot, aVeibing 817.CC0, is »fCom in odod200 words
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900 1920-03-26 5 Tbo tenth report of the dirct'im of the B»«ang Beriar Robber Co., L d, to bo -ufcmitted to tho ehart Imldc rn at the fortboom mg ireeting ttaies; Your directors beg to submit a duly hiatr m'ut of accounts for tho900 words
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1022 1920-03-26 5 Stock Singapore lanced Par Dividends. Malayan Exchange Fraser k Co. t Capita*. Value. Companim. Prices, Closing Prices 1918. 1917. Febuavy 18. March 26 150,000 2/- 46% 65% Anglo-Malay 1«/« 10/6 18/. 6j.iXK) XI 10%1,022 words
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Advertisement409 1920-03-26 6 THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE w md*mttato that health le the greatest wealth, and In no respect is vhe more rjereful oe yigtlaat than In cow hating ailments and Studying the art of keeping strong and well. She appreciates, particularly, the importance o! preventing the digeettee organa from getting run down. Belle409 words
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