The Straits Budget, 28 July 1910
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1910-07-28 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIV NO. 2737 Singapore, Thursday, July, 28,1910. ESTABLISHED OVEI HALF A CEITOSV Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article222 1910-07-28 1 leaders— Flore at Malaya 8 Women in Politics o-» Trade With Japan 9 political Misleaders 9 Britain’s Budget 10 Daylight Saving 10 Local and Gbnbral Social and Personal 1 Peasants of Pahang 2 Wedding of a Planter 2 The Economic Gardens 2 3 at the Presbyterian Church222 words
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Article802 1910-07-28 1 Captain Chancellor, late Chief Police Officer, went home on long leave on Saturday. Up till that day he was in hospital. Mr. A. Hood Begg, who is to take up the managership of Messrs. Gathrio and Co’s Singapore branch, arrived on July 21 by the Ipoh from802 words
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874 1910-07-28 2 Three work’s ago, Mr. Johannes of the bankrupt firm of Sarkies, Johannes and lato proprietors of the Adelpbi Ho* el, applied to Mr. Justice Fiwber for his dischargfi Coun- j sel acting for him was Mr.874 words
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199 1910-07-28 2 Many com plaints are made of the laziness and inefficiency of the l'ahang 11 raiat,” writes the British Resident in his administration report on Pauaug. Those who sit in judgment on him are apt to forget that only within the last199 words
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Article91 1910-07-28 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 20. At the Assizes, Hood Fung Lam and Chan Ah Peang pleaded guilty to forging a conveyance of land at Balik Pulau, whereby a widow and her children were defrauded. The accused were sentenced to six months’ rigorous imprisonment. Khor Neo Li,91 words
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Article42 1910-07-28 2 (Feom Our Own Corrbspondbnt.) Penang, July 20. The wedding has been celebrated, at the Presbyterian Church, of Mr. Christian BthreDS, manager of the Sungei Diskie estate, D< li, and Mrs. C jnradine Jessiue Duke (nee Behrens) of Bremen.42 words
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Article718 1910-07-28 2 Mr, H. N. Kidley, directm- Straits Settlements, haw issutd hi? ardeD 1939 on the Botanic the coarse of his observations on tjfp mic Gardens he says:— lUe The demand for seeds from n of Ratl,UDB718 words
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327 1910-07-28 3 SiSSjUSaSSSfS Wolferln in the course of an appl.cato o the extradition of four Lmchew f”' w |,o were accused of being oonMined in the crimes. The defendants have ni pomnleted terms of imprisonment in Ij Lapore Prison where they327 words
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175 1910-07-28 3 A considerable congregation assembled in the Presbyterian Church on July 22, to hoar musical programme similar in character to that recently given in this church with bo much success. Mr. F. White field was Nain responsible for the general musical direction, and conducted the performance175 words
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869 1910-07-28 3 The administration report of Perak for the year 1909 contains quite an interesting little sketch of Mr. Birch’s visits to Upper Perak, which, he says, wero full of incident, the journeys being made by motor, on foot, on869 words
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319 1910-07-28 3 Two weeping women of Canton stood in the dock of tbe second police court on July 21 charged with offencos against the opinm laws nf the Settlements. They were charged, firstly, with having been in possession of ebanda other than Government319 words
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Article63 1910-07-28 3 (Fbom Ouh Own Corkkspondmnt Penang, July 22. The papers to hand by the B. I. mail announce the marriage, in September next, of Mr. Bromhead Matthews, chief jastico of the Bahamas, and Miss Annette Amelia, daughter of the late Mr. James Kitson, of Elo et Hall, Leedß,63 words
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1069 1910-07-28 4 (Fbom Oob Own Corrbspondint.) Kota Bahru, July 14. j Eleven Chinese coolies were yesterday before Mr. Sturrock charged with mutinous conduct and assault upon Captain Larsen on board the steamer Prachatipok on the 5tli inst. It will be remembored that,1,069 words
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Article291 1910-07-28 4 The final contest in the monthly competition organised by Firemaster Pett, with the object of stimulating the interest of bis men in their work, took plaoe in the Central Fire Station on July 22. A number of European residents showed their sympathy with the project by watching291 words
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532 1910-07-28 4 There was perhaps too m.,.k about tho Rafalewski-Sharpi en Grand Hotel do l'Europe on S„ ..,'J‘„ m to expect quite consistent Rafalewski s efforts covered tl.“ T Jj ranges of piano, violin and voice 1 of these tho quality was erratic. In several532 words
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Article65 1910-07-28 4 Oob Own Corbkspondbnt.) Peoang, July‘S m Ang Gazette say* that the ri The at Trcnob i; of a find of tin <| n( 3 some portions bavins a* extonsivo inoty catties per cubic a value an B con junction with 1 This, in /ery J on private65 words
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453 1910-07-28 5 Mr E \V Birch, C. M. G., British Resident, p a k has prepared a most interesting °Lort on the State daring 1909. He points Tth.t "be revenue amounted to *13,647,474 °S 59)001, and exceeded that ol the pre 7*’' vear453 words
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123 1910-07-28 5 rp. t, v tilft w ,r Hllt y returns for Singapore. issued that lt Births and Deaths, show wt ?k ending July 16, there p <lta tns giving a ratio per mille of lor h ?v s^'~7 fever accounted tori b”123 words
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351 1910-07-28 5 Chuah Ann applied for his discharge from bankruptcy, before Mr. Justice Fisher, on ion? 22 rf t oeivin K order was made in 1907, and the bankrupt s statement estimated liabilities at $12,861, with 54 creditors of whom five lodged proof for $4,567.351 words
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Article66 1910-07-28 5 (From Ocr Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 20. At Messrs. Cunningham, Clark and Co.’s weekly auction of shares, the following lotR were sold 500 Perak River Valleys at 40 cents 200 Rubber Estate Krian at $2.17, 100 Allagars at $3, 500 Nel'mays at 90 cents., 120 Chersonese at66 words
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Article160 1910-07-28 5 The issne of the scrip of the Jimah Rubber Co Ltd., has brought with it an echo of the alleged misdealings of Cooke, the missing ex municipal clerk. Cookp, it may be remembered, paid a 50 cent deposit on a large quantity of shares and sold160 words
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595 1910-07-28 5 We are told by Mr. E. W. Birch, c.m o Resident of Perak, on bis administration report upon the state in 1909 that the cultivation of lubber in Perak has made wonderft 1 strides. The appearance of tho country is transformed. Numerous595 words
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Article71 1910-07-28 5 (From Ooe Own Corkrhpondknt.) Penang, July 25. At a meeting of the Parish Hall to consider the formation of an orchestral f-ocimy, Father Meneuvrier offered members a frio course*, of thirty lessons extending overthrew months, in the rudiments of music and afterwards if ho is satisfied with71 words
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Article1610 1910-07-28 6 Blue Books containing the evidence taken, and the documents presented, before the committee appointed by Lord rewe to investigate the subject of emigration from India were received by yesterday h mail and contain many important allusions to immigrants in1,610 words
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169 1910-07-28 6 The Planters’ Stores and Agency t o Ltd., are establishing a factory for caring raw rubber in Kuala Lumpur on np to date lines with the aid of the best machinery. The Malay Mail says it is anticipated that the169 words
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Article99 1910-07-28 6 The current issue of the Government Gazette contains notifications statmg His Excellency the Governor, subject o t approval of the Secretary of r a B Colonies, has been pleased to graDt t P A, R. Chancellor, superintendent o f f° th Singapore, leave of absence for elev commencing99 words
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231 1910-07-28 7 Hno Soo Tan, a clerk employed at the Medical Hall, IWtory Koad, appeared before u. Green, uccond magistrate, on July 22, T' -ad with dishonestly retaining property She knew to have been stolen The in question was a small231 words
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Article57 1910-07-28 7 (From Our Own Corrbspondint.) Penang, July 28. At the Presbyterian Church at Penang, a marriage has taken place between Mr. Johannes Hooft, of the Mabar Estate, Deli Cultuur Matschappij, Deli, eldest son of Hooft, of Hooro, Holland, and Miss Wilhelmina Anna Banling, second daughter of the late57 words
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Article240 1910-07-28 7 Fraser Co.’s Share Circular. I mltr dat* July 21, Messrs. Fraser and Company write:—Again we can only record a very limited amount of business done during tbe week, as the local share market remains most inactive. Mining and industrial shares, with few exceptions, appear to be temporarily dead, and rubbers,240 words
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457 1910-07-28 7 The Syren is greatly upset about the unreasonable way in which Singapore refuses to be happy with the Shipping Ring. Here is what it says in its isßue of June 22 Nows of an extraordinary character457 words
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Article170 1910-07-28 7 There is a spice of real detective romance about the capture of five alleged extortionists on Friday night. Acting on information. Mr. Peacock, assistant registrar of Societies, and Detective Inspector Nolan, with several detective constables, secreted themselves in a honse at 90 7 New Bridge Road. The170 words
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66 1910-07-28 7 (From Our Own Cokkkspondbnt.) Hongkong, July 26. After the Portuguese forces thought they had cleared )lowan Island of the pirates and the troops had withdrawn to Macao, a big number of the desperadoes was discovered in an nndergr and fastness66 words
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Article47 1910-07-28 7 (From Our Own Corrkspondint.) Kuala Lumpnr, July 25. The tin figures for the fonr States of the Federation for the past six months are 864,878 picnls against 385,228 for the same period of last year. The duty totalled 13,535,319 against $8,246,714.47 words
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Article255 1910-07-28 7 Mr. Tan Cheng Kee on July 24 entertained bis employees of the Alhambra and Marlborough Cinematographs at his country bungalow at Changi. The party comprised about fifty employees and they were accompanied by a number of European and Chinese guests. For the purpose of transportation the steamer255 words
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Article136 1910-07-28 7 Rubber monopolise* forty pages of tbe July issue of the local Agricultural Bulletin, leaving only room for a balance of market aud weather reports. To the rubber planter the number is a most useful one. It opens with details of results of tapping in the Singapore Botanic136 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article985 1910-07-28 8 them an assured prosperity.—Straits Times, July 21. The report of the acting Resident General of the F.M.S. would be an extremely interest ing and encouraging document even if it represented the whole of the material progress that has been made during the past year. We kno v, however,them an assured prosperity.—Straits Times, July 21. - 985 words
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Article1039 1910-07-28 8 V&H i* > traits Times, July 22. It is not oar intention to discourse on the suffragette in the present article. She is a strictly modern product of masculine amiability, and we need not trouble for the moment to inquire whether she is at the end orV&H i* . – > traits Times, July 22. - 1,039 words
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Article1049 1910-07-28 9 —Straits Times, July 23. II4VC to admit that we are becoming than s little tired of editing telegrams f,' London describing ban.juets to distin"i.hed Japanese, and belauding the Anglo- ne9 o alliance. Occasionally, indeed, these biDt! cabloß recall the observation of an Lhite foreigner that Great Britain—Straits Times, July 23. - 1,049 words
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Article984 1910-07-28 9 adequate justification.—Straits Times, .July 2G. The activity of certain persons whose natural instinct is to be agin the Government is always covered by protestations that they are influenced by the higher motives. Accuse some third-rate tub-thump-ing politician of raising false hopes or of producing friction by magnifying oradequate justification.—Straits Times, .July 2G. - 984 words
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Article947 1910-07-28 10 Straits Times, July 26. Last Saturday's mail *hj rather more particulars of the second Lloyd-Gtcvgo Budget than were available at an earlier date,' and it its rather interesting to see what the Chancellor of the Exchequer has to say about the effect of the Lords’ action on theStraits Times, July 26. - 947 words
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Article975 1910-07-28 10 table can jbe reprinted—Straits Times. July 27. J We have that profound respect for the clock which everyone must feel who endeavours to get 48 hours’ work into a 24 hours day. If it were not for the clock, we should go on for ever discovering errors intable can jbe reprinted—Straits Times. July 27. J - 975 words
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Advertisement92 1910-07-28 8 Tbe Pont fro* price of the Straits Times is $3B a year. The post free price of the Straits Budget is $l4 a year. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits92 words
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Article1392 1910-07-28 10 The totJal mileage of railways open lor traffic in3|ie F. M. S. at the end of the yetf was 469 jnjiles 49 chains, a net mcrea chains. m Three Jell-known I'enaog shots, MeenA. E. tTI Murray, R.. Sayers. a d Perkins, Will compete in the forth rifle1,392 words
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309 1910-07-28 11 Conflicting evidence in the police court on duly 26 was responsible for the acquittal of a food hawker named Lam Wall, who was charged with stabbing a gambling informer. The case was conducted by Court Inspector Ambrose, and Mr. Gaunt309 words
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168 1910-07-28 11 In my annual report for 1906, writes Mr. Bircb, C. M. G., British Resident, Perak, I mentioned an amok caso whore the murderer escaped and eluded the search parties organised to effect his capture. On October 31, 1906, in the168 words
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Article92 1910-07-28 11 (From Oor Own Corrkspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 26. A serious case of forgery of tho signature of Mr. B. C. N. Knight, manager of Jebong Estate (Perak), has just come to light. A Tamil presented to tho bank a type written letter, purporting to bo signed by92 words
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Article13 1910-07-28 12 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article1023 1910-07-28 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I shall bo very much obliged if you will allow me a small space in your widelycirculated paper to say a few words in reply to Bully Fat’s letter. Bully Fat seems to have taken a eerious and disgusted1,023 words
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Article87 1910-07-28 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —A little while ago, 1 read in one of the local papers about the King’s remission of sentences for prisoners affecting India, and someone wanted to know whether the remission applied to Singapore. Now I read in the English87 words
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Article137 1910-07-28 12 To The Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I have often heard the opinion expressed that a change should be made in the business hours of the Singapore offices, from 9 am. to 5 p m., which is the customary period for most offices, to 8 a.m, to137 words
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207 1910-07-28 12 The doll booming of g., 0 ilcro hour about tight o'clock 0 o ft? aunoanetd the expected arrival Z States cruiser New York which way to Manila and VokobaiTto al1" 'f position ot flagship to the AmericanT tb Squadron.207 words
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Article36 1910-07-28 12 (From Oi:r Own Corrkspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 25, It is understood that the F. M. S. Govern ment has dt finitely decided to build a light railway connecting Klang with Kuala Selangor.36 words
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Article37 1910-07-28 12 (From Oik Own Correspondent.! Labnan, July 27. The Chief Justice, Sir W. H. HyudmanJones, has sentenced Tan Teong Beetodve years' rigorous imprisonment. The prosecu tion was conducted by Mr. R. C. Edmond*, deputy public prosecutor.37 words
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Article232 1910-07-28 12 The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction sale at Messrs. I'owell and Co.'s saleroom on July 26: The freehold property known as Balaclava, balvey Road, Tanglin, area 5. 1. 15. Monthly rent $125. J. A. Elias $15,000. The shopboa* premises known as No. 160 1232 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article764 1910-07-28 13 The 5inK»P ore Cu P- vT Th, Middlesex Retfiment’s No. 1. eleven /arned their title to compete in Lociation football onp final by defeating V C 00 July 21 to the tune of two State nothin* Only the individual effort Koala w f the c u b team,764 words
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Article151 1910-07-28 13 S. L. R. A. Match, There was a good attendance at Balestier range on July 21, when tlie members of the Singapore Ladies Rifle Association competed for the monthly spoon, the score at the 100 yards range also counting in the series for the Young Cup. The scores151 words
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Article173 1910-07-28 13 S. C. C. Tournament. The S. C. C. and the Civil Service and Law elevens, who were drawn to meet in the S. C. C. tournament, played their match on Saturday afternoon, the representatives of Government and Law winning by 24 runs They made in all If 2, as173 words
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Article100 1910-07-28 13 S. 5. C. Accounts. A statement of the Singapore Sporting Club’s cash account for the half year ended June JO last, shows on that date a bank credit balance of $21,179, which includes a balance of $4,389 in the bank on January 1. Tho largest item of income in100 words
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186 1910-07-28 13 Much-needed improvements to the harboar at Soorabaya are being carried out, writes the British Consul in his annual report on Java. The river is being widened and dredged with a view to relieving the congestion of lighter traffic and a much larger scheme186 words
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Article227 1910-07-28 13 Tho senior Revenue Officer of the Government Monopolies Department, armed with a warrant, pa d a surprise visit to a house at 587 Gayiang Road on July 12. Ho f-earohed tho house and found nothing suspicious but a box to which he could not find tho key. The227 words
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Article173 1910-07-28 13 The London and China Express to hand thin morning says:—The Singapore team are, on July 1 and 2, competing at Bisley, with the Mother Country, Australia, India, and Canada, for the Empire Challenge Trophy, at present held by Australia. As a result of the preliminary practices tho173 words
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Article1888 1910-07-28 14 London, .1 uly 20. The House of Commons has pawned the votes for armaments ior the army and navy, and for naval works. Replying to critics, Mr. Haldane and Mr. McKenna declared that the reserves of cordite; were quite up to standard, and that the reserve of guns1,888 words
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Article621 1910-07-28 15 Berlin, July 20. A German subject, having been shot at Haifa the German Government has demand,d satisfaction at Constantinople. Hie Emperor William will pay a visit to Schoenlirunn on September 20. Previous to this he will go to Hungary to join the Archduke Friedrich in a hunting meeting.621 words
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Article74 1910-07-28 15 (From Our Own Corrkspondknts.) Penang, July 25. H. E. the Governor on arrival proceeded direct to Prye where he was met by the Hon. J. Anthonisz and Mr. Maxwell. His Excellency the Governor was timed to leave Pyre this morning by a special train at ten74 words
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Article45 1910-07-28 15 (From Our Own Corrkspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 26. The entries for the Perak Rifle Associa tion’s meeting have now reached 64, which is distinctly satisfactory. Messrs. Hubback and Hay will represent Selangor, and Messrs. Neubronner, Stewart and Sayers are expected from Penang.45 words
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Article119 1910-07-28 15 The Bangkok Times, of July 18, says We learn that the Protector, the HongkoDg salvage steamer, is now busily at work on the Dagmar. At present all energies are being directed upon the removal of her cargo Three European divers are at work and as the water119 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article277 1910-07-28 15 July 20 Sa.ionia, Her str, Bable, Hamburg, Bohn Meyer Malta, Brit Btr, Montford, .Japan, P. A O. Coy l.ai Son<i, Brit Btr, Tadd, Calcutta, Boustoad Capri, Ital sir, Morewco, Hongkong, Bchu Meyer Tamtt' jf Kqs str. Kamicbansky, Odessa, Bor neo Coy., Ltd. 21 Isla tie Panay Span Btr, Soria,277 words
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Article187 1910-07-28 15 July 21 Dilwara Brit atr, Calcutta via porta Kum Sana, Brit atr, Penang and Calcutta Taroha, Brit atr, Negapatam via porta Kintuck Brit atr, Antwerp via poita Saxonia, Oer atr, Japan via porta Tambojf, Kna atr, Vladivoatock Malta, Brit atr, Antwerp via porta Curonia, Huh atr, Odeaaa Hakata Maru,187 words
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Article240 1910-07-28 16 Singapork, July 27, 1910 EXCHANGE. On London— Bank 4 m/s 2/4^ Demand 2/4 Private 6 m/s 2/4 44 do 8 m/s 2/4<ft On Germany —Bank d/d 240 Private 3 m/s 244 do 6 m/s 246y On France —Bank d/d 295 Private 8 m/s 2994 do 6 m/s240 words
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Article896 1910-07-28 16 Sinoaporb, July 27, 1910. MINING. Issue Value. pS Buyers. Sellers 10 10 Belat Tin 8.50 4 00 10 10 Bruang 4.00 5.00 10 10 Bruseh Hyd. 6.00 6.60 10 10 Kanaboi 2.25 2.40 XI XI Kinta Tin 14.00 14.76 XI XI Kledang Tin 1.60 2.00 10 10896 words
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Article217 1910-07-28 16 We understand that tho executive secre tary of the Philippine Government bashad to decline the invitation of the committee of the Agri-Horticultural Show to send exhibit* from the Philippines on the ground that the notice was so short that it was not possible to collect and send to217 words
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Advertisement447 1910-07-28 17 Trade Mark. t Htdiclne of the kind twarded a Certificate at the Calcutta Exhibition, 1883 4, open to ift Dr. LALOR’8 HAS IHOSPHODYNE the largest sale of any phosphoric medicine in the world. fur forty yews has "'a'nu.otd .u _.j f reputation as h** 1 *®d 'l f e reliable447 words
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Advertisement417 1910-07-28 17 ASK FOR Schweitzer’s Cocoat ina Guaranteed an absolutely pure Cocoa. Used in the Royal palaces of England, Germany, Russia, Greece, Denmark, etc., etc. SOLD EVERYWHERE GlUTEtUL MOTHER TkI.UI BOW Doan’h Ba(KA< hk Kidney Pill* havkd her Son’s Lira. Mr* B. Tier, of 104. Newlaud Road, Worthing England, ►ay-: 1 dou't417 words
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Advertisement124 1910-07-28 18 L M. BOLTERp ISTEW STOCK. Real Russian Cigarette* I Excellent Ladles’ Cigapettcs I TELEPHONE s I (WITH MOUTH PIECES), j I No. 398 I 7it JUr-Tlght Tlno of 100. f“AUTOLUX V m A Gravity Lamp of 700 and 1,000 candle power t NO ARTIFICIAL PRESSURE. OREAT SAVING IN SPARE PARTS.124 words
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Advertisement248 1910-07-28 18 0EUT8GH-A8IATI8CHE BANK. fBLLT MIA UP CAPITAL: f b. Tula 1.900,000. Head Office Shanghai. Board of Dircotors......Berlin. BRANCHES: Berlin, Calootta, Hankow, Hongkong, Pekin*, Tientsin, Tsinanfo, Tsingtaa, Kobe, Yokohama, Hamburg. FOUNDED BY THE FOLLOWING BANKS AND BANKERS: Bun- Seehandlong (PreosBiaobe der Disoonto-Gesellschaft, Deutsche Bank. 8. Bleiohroeder. Berliner Handels-Gesellsohaft, Bank fner Handel and248 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1899 1910-07-28 1 number of shares in which local investors are interested are not quoted in local share lists, and there are occasionally wide margins between quotations here and in London. Transactions take place in Mincing-Lane as well1,899 words
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Article137 1910-07-28 3 vM, SlNGAPOBK RUBBKR London vm» 12 Prilm ti Ka0berl:«t8te Valoes London Company Results Banks and Rubber bhares 4 Synthetic Rubbers pr.zil‘a n Rubber Bobber Estate Labour The BiKHtr Boom V.llambrosa Robber Company 6 Planter ard Manufacturer 7 Kubbt r Rumours June Rubber Returns I Tbe Kubbtr Industry The Rubber137 words
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162 1910-07-28 3 (Fkosi Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 22. There has been a general decline of 6d. per poand to tbe price of rubber. Two hundred tons of Plantation await tbe auction on Tuesday, and there is much interest in the result of162 words
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Article75 1910-07-28 3 ’Fkom Ouh Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lompur, July 26. lot Taiping Rubber Estates company has been successfully floated in Shanghai. The E( y was paid and the property taken over yesterday J Thu TaipiDg Estate Rotation took place Hmultaneonsly in Shanghai and Malaya. f rf 0f in shares75 words
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Article1882 1910-07-28 3 No. 1. When we began the criticism of new rubber company prospectuses, we found extreme difficulty in testing the soundness of the estimates put forward by any recognised scale. It was not unusual to see one1,882 words
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Article65 1910-07-28 4 The Frye Rubber and Coconut Plantations, Ltd., announce a dividend of 10 por cent, for the year. The Glendon Rubber Company, Ltd., have declared an interim dividend of 10 per cent. The Eastern International Rubber and Produce Trust, Ltd., havo declared a dividend ot ‘2s. por share.65 words
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818 1910-07-28 4 in the course of the past few weeks we have received a number of protests from readers who cannot understand the attitude of their bankers with regard to Plantation Rubber shares when these securities are tendered as collateral for advances.818 words
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467 1910-07-28 4 The India Unbber Journal of July n pr j Dts an article dealing with a procession 0 Synthetic Rubbers in which the writer re marks that during the past month cr two there have been announced, not without blare of467 words
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1006 1910-07-28 5 .MMniDit the shareholders of the Rubber Add Trust" and Finance Company at the ftre meeting on Jane 28, Mr. A. A. ft nn pointed out that £175,686 had ?n m received in subscriptions, of which ha d been paid away1,006 words
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217 1910-07-28 5 The Rio correspondent of the Economist writing on June 1 says: The unsettled state of exchange has greatly interfered with rubber business in the north; exporters do not show the same eagerness to buy, and prices have dropped rather heavily during the217 words
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532 1910-07-28 5 In bin administration report on Selangor for 1000, Mr. H. Conway Belfield, C. M. G the British Resident, makes some useful comments on the rubber industry. He says:— As this report is being prepared at a532 words
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474 1910-07-28 6 An Estate Manager, writing on the labour question to a London paper says We will suppose our coolie is at muster by 6 am and is on his various rows of trees by 6 30 a.m to 7 a.m., the474 words
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Article175 1910-07-28 6 Some oi our London contemporaries are beginning to speak continuously, as we have always done about the predicted autumn boom in rubber. One of the steadiest remarks :—If we do not anticipate a repetition of the boom, we do look for a steady appreciation in share values175 words
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Article13 1910-07-28 6 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article801 1910-07-28 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. the 81st inst., the word finis is put to the history of this property ro far as wo iu the East have known it by this name. A Blue Book, written by a master of intrigue conversant with the negotiations from801 words
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421 1910-07-28 6 Mr. K. B. Mauchan presided at tbe tory meeting of the Kamuuting ii n K S Rubber Plantation Cooipauv "Ltd .mu was held at Shanghai, on July a whlcb Tho Chairman then said:-This mectinv as yon are aware, has been cont CD421 words
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Article97 1910-07-28 6 A wire to report of tbe VaTuibrosa Knbber Limited, states that the averagi p year was Bs. 83d. per b. Ibo 9 t r V duction was llid. per lb. T P' carried year amounted .£126,984. Tbo au. f c r forward is £16,873. Tbe crop estimate97 words
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781 1910-07-28 7 „j.i contribution in the Indie Rubber A of June HI, deals with tbe position of Joo l ti i writer reiterating a number of ,0 m iLwo facts with the idea of showing e notwithstanding the greatly increased tb ,o the781 words
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455 1910-07-28 7 COLONIAL RUBBER PRODUCE. Success of the Flotation: Question Of Further Calls. At the statutory meeting of the Colonial Rubber and Produce Investment Corporation, Limited, on June 24, Sir William Hood Treacher, K. C. M. G. (chairman of the company) presiding, stated on his address. Referring to tho accounts to June455 words
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Article50 1910-07-28 7 We are officially informed on behalf of the Sembawang Rubber Plantations Limited and the T< mpeDi* Para and Cocoanut Plantations Limited that no such telegram as that mentioned in our last issue, nor any offer from a London Syndicate has been received by the officials of these companies50 words
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575 1910-07-28 7 At tbe ordinary general meeting of tho Bidor Rubber Estate, Limited. Mr. Gilbert F. Traill presiding, said in the oourse of his address:—Since the formation of the company a little over a year ago a valuable acquisition of 627 acres has been made575 words
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Article67 1910-07-28 7 The following additional returns are to hand: Harpendon Estate. Quantity of dry rubber secured in June 8,700 lbs. Total to end of June 33,656 lbs. Shelford Estate —Quantity of dry rubber secured in June 7,900 lbs. Total to end of Jane 37,000 lbs. Tarabalak Rubber Estates, Ltd:—The67 words
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748 1910-07-28 8 The London and China Express, of July 1, contains the following particulars relating to toe rubber industry:— Tho market for Para ba« been quite, but has kept fairly steady with small fluctuations Fine hard on the spot and748 words
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332 1910-07-28 8 At the statutory meeting of the British Malay Rubber Company, Limited, Mr. F. T. Verner, who presided, said that 100,000 shares had been allotted and 5s. per share had been paid np on each share. It waB necessary to close the lists332 words
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Article100 1910-07-28 8 —John Bull - —John Bull. k. n. w. L, Linggi loDger Lucy Bv the gloomy SaDgei Way, Where the Vallambrosa chanteth To the Crude Anglo Malay And the Bata Tiga leapeth In the Batu Caves at play. In the dark Mabira Forest The Nilambur is at rest,100 words
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551 1910-07-28 8 It is not a pleasant task to t„L I valuation made for the Drn 7' :t» Mandai Tekorg (Singapore, v “*l Limited. From the date nf o E lu I we conclude that it mtm k. oue of the last551 words
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1792 1910-07-28 9 Sungei Salak. lU1 Imjuiu paptra to baud by tbo last mail takt the following reports of company ordinary general meeting of SunKfc i Salak Rubber Company, Limited, 'held in London, Sir George A. Pilkington nrcpidiug. In the course of his address, the l\1,792 words
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Article92 1910-07-28 9 (From Our Own Corrkspondbn r.) Penang, July 25. Iho Batu Matang Plantations has boon floated in London with a capital of £90,000. The sharos are payable half a cr«»wn on application and seven aD<i sixpence on allot ment. ihe list opens on Wednesday, and Messrs. Anthony and92 words
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Article41 1910-07-28 9 (From Ock Own Corrkspondrn r.) Penang, .Inly 25. I ho Batak Habit Rubber Company wan successfully floated in London on duly 4. I ho capital is £75,000. There is no allot* moot ul shares for tho East.41 words
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