The Straits Budget, 4 August 1910
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1910-08-04 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL LXIV NO 2738 Singapore, Thursday, Aagnst, 4,1910. ESTABLISHED OVEB HALF A CEMTOtT Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article187 1910-08-04 1 leaders— Railway Nationalisation 8 Robber Trusts 8-9 Above and Below 9 Public Prosecutors Wanted 9-10 Kuala Kubu 10 British Common Sense ...10 11 Local and Ginrral Social and Personal 1 Mat Malacca's Appeal 8 The Colowan Affair 3 Death of Mr. J. B. Carruthers 4 Dutch Artistes187 words
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Article750 1910-08-04 1 Dr. McDowell has gone home on leave. Dr. Freer acts as P. M. 0., F. M. S. It is said that H. H. the Sultan of Johore will be in Taiping for tho raoes. Mr. J. S. W. Arthur, has been granted leave of absenoe for a750 words
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2791 1910-08-04 2 Tbe cricket match between elevens representing tbe Colony and tbe Federated Malay States was begun on the Esplauade on July 80, in bright weather on a tairly good, drying wicket, and was lift drawn on Mondday in favour of2,791 words
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Article131 1910-08-04 3 Saturday evening was spent in most enjoyable fashion at the club house, a smoking concert, which was extended well into tbe Wee Sma’ Oors Ayont the Twal, being held. Musical selections were provided by a portion of the Middlesex Regiment band and the vocal items reflected much131 words
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Article64 1910-08-04 3 (From Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang. July 28. Tbe Penang ladies have shot for Colonel Walker’s shield and scored 453, 176 points being secured at 200 yards, 109 at 150, and 168 at 100. Taiping made 418, viz., 175, 81, and 162 at the respective ranges. Kuala Lompur,64 words
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Article29 1910-08-04 3 (From Our’Own Correspondent.) Kaala Lumpur, July 80. The appeal of Mat Malacca, who was sentenced to death at Ipoh, has been heard here and was dismiseed.29 words
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Article93 1910-08-04 3 A most enjoyable dance was given by the 8. V. C. in the Drill Hall on June 29. The function was very largely attended and was admirably managed in every way. Music was supplied by the Band of the 99th Deccans. Some of the Agri-Horticultural show93 words
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416 1910-08-04 3 The Macao correspondent of tbe Hongkong Telegraph, writing on July 25, says:—The discovery of another, and apparently the most important, pirate cave to-day led to a Portuguese soldier, No. 139, attached to the Police Co ps on special duty at416 words
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Article66 1910-08-04 3 By kind permission of Lieut -Colonel F. W. Rea and the officers, the Band of the 99th lafantry will play on the Esplanade from 5 to 7 p m. on Tuesday, August 9. The following is the programme of music March El Capitan Sousa Selection Maritana66 words
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Article95 1910-08-04 3 While working on the plantation of (Jin Pandan Kotchil, 17 miles out Reformat y Road, on Friday, a coolie detected a very offensive odour. On seeking the cau-ie he was startled to discover a human skull and a number of bonos. He informed the police vho. on95 words
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597 1910-08-04 4 Tbo annual report of the committee of the 8. 0. 0. states that the result of the year’s working, to June 80 last, shows a surplus of income over expenditure of $2,477, an against a deficit on the previous year of $9lB. The597 words
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Article96 1910-08-04 4 One of tbe most extensive depredations of recent years lias occurred in Circular Head. A goldbmith named Teng Boh Soon, of 76 Circular Road, reported to the police on Joly 30 that money and valuables to the amount of $26,800 had disappeared from his premises. Of that96 words
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407 1910-08-04 4 Reuter’s did not think it of sufficient interest to Singapore to cable the news of the death of Mr. J. B. Carruthers, a former Director of Agriculture in the F. M. S. The message, dated407 words
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Article231 1910-08-04 4 Under date, July 28, Messrs. Fraser and Co. write:—No signs of activity in the local market are yet to bn observed and prices in many stocks continue to drop Blowly. This condition, locally, in so far as rubber shares are concerned is, undoubtedly, partly caused by the231 words
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401 1910-08-04 4 Chan Eng Choon, a Chinese ini attached to the second police been seventeen years in th? u V wh <>bad Government, Firmetone, first magutrato, on Jui.L 31 charges of (1) attempting to obtain an In' 00 gratification to showfavour t0 Lok401 words
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Article94 1910-08-04 4 (From Oor Own Corrkspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 28. The Appeal Court here yesterday upheld the decision in favour of Chin ap, the defendant, in the receDt mining case. The Appeal Court also heard the petition of three bailors of Teoh Ban L o who disappeared near Kuantan94 words
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Article113 1910-08-04 4 A pathetic, tearful little Kling K fore the second magistrate on July c 1 with breach of contract. Two yearn made a contract—with the 0over^ tD io She had been arreated for vagrancy anfl. return for her passage to Jndia, *he g took never again113 words
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164 1910-08-04 5 F. M S. TIN EXPORTS. Final Figures for Six Months of Current Year. I the final figures of the ex* I tin and tin ore from Perak, I ol bl NV e ri Sembila D and Pahang reI V**’ o„rini! the months of January to I .s compared with the164 words
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Article178 1910-08-04 5 Three women were prosecuted in tho third police court on July 98 by Sergoant .Joyce of tho gambling suppression depart ment. One woman, living in Upper Hokien Street, was charged with assisting in the management of a Chap Ji Ki lottery and also with possession of lottery178 words
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Article131 1910-08-04 5 Hie Straits Steamship Compauy have just issued contracts for anew steel screw steamer which, when completed, will be the largest fastest in their fleet. It is to be built at y ar <* of the Caledon Shipbuilding and hnginoering Co., Ltd., Dundee, Scotland, where four131 words
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508 1910-08-04 5 Ibe Globe, ot July 2, has the following metal trade review Last week closed at £143 7s. 6d. cash, £149 ss. three months. The week opened unchanged in pri»*e, and the tone was <juiet; only a very small business was done. The price508 words
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Article147 1910-08-04 5 The athletic sports for scholars at the Outram Road School, postponed owing to the death of King Edward, took place on July 29, and though the weather was any tiling but satisfactory, the youngsters got a good deal of fun out of the various events, which147 words
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339 1910-08-04 5 It wan plea c ing to see that Singapore rose to the opportunity of patronising high art on Saturday evening. The audience whioti at* tended the concert given by Mias van Velthuijsen and Mies Russer, in the Teutonia Club, was distinctly large339 words
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Article165 1910-08-04 5 What is paid to be the largest packing-case ever handled by the Taojong Pagar Dock people arrived the other day by one of the Maru liners, consigned to Messrs. C. F. F. Wearne and Co., Orchard Hoad. It contained a huge motor charabanc, built by165 words
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Article284 1910-08-04 6 (Fkom Ook Own Cokrbsiondknt.) Labuan, July 28. Holts’ steamer Glancus arrived here from Liverpool via Singapore on the 15th inst. and left for ChiDa the next day. She brought some machinery and boilers for the Coal Company. It is not often that the Coal Company get steamers calling284 words
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Article153 1910-08-04 6 The current issue of the Government Gazette contains notifications of the following appointments The Hon. W. Evans to be Resident Councillor, Penang, but to continue to act as Colonial Secretary. Straits Settlements; Mr. L. E. P. Wolferstan, to be Resident, collector of land revenue, and officer in oharge153 words
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Article156 1910-08-04 6 The Duff Development Company has issued to its shareholders a very beautiful series of photographs illustrating the progress made on the properties of the company in recent years, and incidentally the visit of His Excellency Sir John Anderson last year. Most of the photographs were taken by156 words
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203 1910-08-04 6 The Field, of June 25, prints the following: —A small party of gentlemen have organised a cruise round the world for the purpose of deep sea dredging, line and other fishing, shooting and scientific research. The cruise will be made203 words
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219 1910-08-04 6 We published tho other day, says The Times, a letter from Sir Frank Swettenham complaining of the indifference hitherto shown by the public to the splendid collections of Japanese art now in process of exhibition at Shepherd’s Bush. This indifference is219 words
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Article98 1910-08-04 6 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 28. The Times of Malaya is informed that Tekka has declared a farther dividend of 1/6 payable immediately. A purse is being subscribed for locally for the Rev. .7. P. Parry, who is shortly going on leave, in recognition of his98 words
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Article396 1910-08-04 6 (Fkom Ode Owe Co. Mttow I Kota Bahru t„i I A farther adornment to the h I sidency grounds at Kota Bahru i,th«S- I of a magnificent flagstaff at t.l I which the Union Jack inspire *1 the boaom of the Westerner I that of tho native.396 words
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216 1910-08-04 6 The Methodist Publishing House, Armenian Street, has been the subject of frequent and unwelcome attentions lately. \V iihin the last fortnight it has been broken into no less than five times but as none of the first four occasions resulted in216 words
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734 1910-08-04 7 I .winces baa broken ont afresh in Ire l J maoy counties the conditions Sri a a e Srrime i8 in proportion to the weakness Ml fc government. During the time Mr. p ir e ii734 words
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535 1910-08-04 7 Preparations for the coming Agri Horticultural Show are proceeding apace. As far as one is able to judge, His Excellency the Governor will, a fortnight hence, declare open a very representative Malayan exhibition, and one that bids fair to surpass its predecessors in535 words
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Article15 1910-08-04 7 [The Straits Times is not res jonsil* e for the opinions of its correspondents.]15 words
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222 1910-08-04 7 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —What a pity to have allowed one bo incompetent to pass judgment upon oar highly successful recital. I can really assure yna his animadversions are only fit for Punch, and to prove what I say, I can point222 words
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229 1910-08-04 7 Laßt year was a good ono for the British North Borneo Company, the results recorded in the report for 1«09 showing that the company made considerable progress in that period. The total receipts on revenue account amounted to £143,187, exoeeding the expenditure229 words
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Article58 1910-08-04 7 (From Odr Own Correspondent.) Penang, August J. In tbe shoot for the Mills Trophy the following scores were made by the Penang L. R. C M iss J. Smith 85 Mrs. Oxen ham 84 Mrs. Langham Carter 34 Miss Thornton 84 Mrs. PountDey 83 Miss Mclntyro 83 Total58 words
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Article39 1910-08-04 8 Tihdall.— On July 30, at the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, the wife of Chas. E. G. Tisdall, of a son. Gomhs. On July 28, at No. 460, Serangoon Koad, Singapore, the wife of Ernest J. Gomes, of a daughter.39 words
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Article30 1910-08-04 8 Mathews dk SoyzA.—On July 23, by the Revd Fath< r C H. Nain, at the Cathedral of the Good Shephard, Singapore, David James Mathews, to Cecil Mary de Souza.30 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1149 1910-08-04 8 woll governed an a Urowu Colony.—Straits 1 imes, July 28. We were rather pleased to Rec the telegram, published yesterday, giving the pith of a decision arrived at by a Viceregal Commission appointed in 1906 to report upon the condition of Irish railways. The majority of that commissionwoll governed an a Urowu Colony.—Straits 1 imes, July 28. - 1,149 words
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Article1054 1910-08-04 8 I Straits Times. July 29. Rtuter's message about the j S( n I spectus of the Grand Central Company of Ceylon is tbe item of rubber news we have had time. We do not know any 0 f t°h s of the promotion, hot tho J<!det il *lI Straits Times. July 29. - 1,054 words
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Article937 1910-08-04 9 it cannot safely disregard. —Straits Times, July 30. lii all history, we should say, there has never been a more grimly humorous situation than that which took place during the mao eavres of the British Beets outside Torbay a few days ago. Floating on the face ofit cannot safely disregard.—Straits Times, July 30. - 937 words
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Article1016 1910-08-04 9 than that trodden by the righteous.—Straits Times, August 1. Hitherto we have made no editorial reference to the fact that the authorities recently called upon persons who engage in the valuation of rubber properties to take out liceDceß as public appraisers. The wholo thing has appeared tothan that trodden by the righteous.—Straits Times, August 1. - 1,016 words
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Article1028 1910-08-04 10 robber was a negligible quantity.—Strtaits Times, Aagnst 2. We are at a loss to determine occasionally whether the statements made in a company prospectus are intentionally or ignorantly misleading. Kuala Knbn is one of the most recent Malayan companies floated in London and it has been valued byrobber was a negligible quantity.—Strtaits Times, Aagnst 2. - 1,028 words
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Article1076 1910-08-04 10 Isuaits firnes, August 3. We seem to recall having made the remark, a few weeks ago, that the British people possessed a degree of stupidity which redeemed itself by touching the sublime. If, therefore, we now expatiate upon the common sense of our fellow-countrymen, we mast beIsuaits firnes, August 3. - 1,076 words
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Advertisement92 1910-08-04 8 The Pont free price of the Stratti Times in s:ui a year. The post free price of the Straits budget is $l4 a year. It is not necessary to subtcribe 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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Obituary42 1910-08-04 8 DEATHS. Lyb At lf>9, Waterloo Street, Singapore, on July 2*, Lye Joon Nyong, wife of Mr. Cheong Kwi Thiam. Tan.— At 3, Tank Road, Singapore, on July 31, Tan Choo Lan, mother of Mr. Wee CheDg Soon, at the age of 67.42 words
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Article1162 1910-08-04 11 The inclusion of Reman in Upper Perak gave the latter district $45,600 more revenue last year. A water rate of 25 cents per 1,000 gallons **11 in future be charged on all private supplies in Perak. The population of Perak is estimated to be 000 and of1,162 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article458 1910-08-04 11 The Cup Final. It was perhaps a pity that the final match for the Singapore Association football cup last evening was not postponed until there was an opportunity of settling the con. test by football and not by mudlarkiog. The ground was quite waterlogged and put accurate play458 words
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Advertisement95 1910-08-04 11 Property Sales. The following Singapore propertied were disposed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Co.'s saleroom on August 8: —Tho hophouse premises known as 160 Beach Hoad, area 1,775 square foet, leasehold for 990 years, quitt rent $2, monthly rent $20, Ang Hong Tang $8,000,; freehold land at East95 words
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Article2226 1910-08-04 12 London, .July 27. During the Indian budget debate in the Huurc of Commons Mr. Montagu said the new treaty with Bhutan was evidence of the Government’s determination not to allow foreign interference in Nepal, Sikkim, or Bhutan. He was glad to say that those states shared this determination.2,226 words
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Article610 1910-08-04 13 Berlin, July 27. connection with the sinking of the iiitsurei Maru the German Press recalls the act that Bake Johann Albrecht travelled lP ar,i ier and expressed his admiration oi the whip. Marshal Hermes do Fonseca (President of razii, will attend the Kaiser Manoeuvres and Parade at Dantzig.610 words
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Article31 1910-08-04 13 (Fbom Oob Own Cobbbspondbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, August 3. The Malay Mail understand that an allnight train service will probably be started in the middle of 1911.31 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article242 1910-08-04 13 July 27 Mataram. Brit atr, WilJiaina, Svdne), Bountead Henlawer*, Brit atr, Lee. London. P. Simona Colombo Maru, Jap atr, Combs, Bombay, P S 28 Indradeo, Brit atr, Lea, Yokohama, Behn Meyer Kaitoie. Brit atr, Jonea, Hongkong, W Mansfield Rembrandt, Hut atr, Dilkena, Amaterdam, Ships Agency, Ltd. Ayuthia Brit atr,242 words
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Article230 1910-08-04 13 July 27 Japan, Brit str, Penan# nod Calcutta Knimherg Nor str, Bangkok Christian Sche, Huh str, Vladivoatock 28 Arabia. Ger atr, Hamburg via ports Morven. Brit atr, Kobe Miyazaki Maru, Jap str, Hongkong aud Japan Renlaicer*, Brit atr, Hongkong and Japan Colombo Mara, Jap atr. Hongkong ana Japan 29230 words
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Article242 1910-08-04 14 Singapore, August 8, 1910. EXCHANGE. On London— Bank 4 m/s 2/4-& Demand 2/4/ Private 6 m/s 2/4 do 8 m/s 2/4^ On Germany —Bank d/d 240 Private 8 m/s 244 do 6 m/s 2461 On France —Bank d/d 295 Private 8 m/s 2994 do 6 m/s 8084242 words
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Article915 1910-08-04 14 Singapore, August 3, 1910 MINING. Issue 73 Value. Boyers. Sellers 10 10 Belat Tin 8.25 8.50 10 10 Brnang 4.00 6.00 10 10 Bruseh Hyd. 6.00 6.50 10 10 Kanaboi 2.25 2.40 ill £1 Kinta Tin 14.00 14.76 £1 41 Kledang Tin 1.50 2.00 10 10 Knantan915 words
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124 1910-08-04 14 The mortality returns for Singapore, issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths, show that during the week ending July ‘23, there were 298 deaths giving a ratio perjnille of population of 64.50 Malarial fever accounted for 65 deaths, phthisis 30,124 words
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Article134 1910-08-04 14 The death of Mrs. Keun, at the age of 58, took place at her residence in Waterloo Street, on July 29. The deceased, who had been ailiog for some considerable time pas. was well-known to and held in high estetiby a large circle of friends for134 words
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Advertisement107 1910-08-04 15 TELEPHONE No. 39B. Real Ru«*ian Excellent Ladle*’ Cigarette* (WITH MOUTH PIECES), In Air-Tight Tlnm of tOO. THE 1C T 9 A Gravity Lamp o< 700 and 1,000 candle power NO ARTIFICIAL PRESSURE.GREAT SAVING IN SPARE PARTS BRILLIANT LIGHT GIVER. CAN BE CARED FOR BY ANYBODY. NO COMPLICATED PARTS. GREATEST ADAPTABILITY.107 words
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Advertisement282 1910-08-04 15 MAKTICV kMp« Mr 1 &STEEL PILLS UrttatPUk to th»h rRMuWfltT >b« Syatatt e v mu w*u dm th*r: taccu ;t .'.(T t MW tU CkJfciUtt UW jtr.v«t o* it* < v Jl» 4 V *.'C* it f *e H •T« Consumption Can be Cured AT LAST A REMEDY HAS BEEN282 words
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Advertisement349 1910-08-04 16 m „i, 1, :m of lh> kmd awarded n Certificate el the Celcutle Cahlbltlon, 1883-4, open to a* Dr. LALOR’S Tram Mark. p osphodyne HAS T. -ARGEST SALE OF ANY PHOSPHORIC MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. For for* *orld-w: only safe r Brain W R: nits, Dys» e CofflplA ir 5349 words
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Advertisement122 1910-08-04 16 ASK FOR Schweitzer's Cocoatina Guaranteed an abeolutely par* Cocoa. Used in the Royal palaces of England, Germany, Russia, Greece, Denmark, etc., etc. 9DX/P HIVERYWHERB mm v /FtlGHr* s :1GHT dyspepsia^Ttablets Ml MM) fluff* cmui* «n m til f*mt tf la. i JAMES WRIOHT, LOUDON, BaftUaft CALCUTTA. ft aoMMV. PHoei 1.00.122 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1923 1910-08-04 1 A comber of shares in which local investors are interested are not quoted in local share lists, and there are occasionally wide Birgios between quotations here and in London. Transactions take place in Mincing-Lane as1,923 words
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Article86 1910-08-04 3 Lokdon *n- Sinoapom Rcbbhb Prices Gkskhal— Tamil Labour in Kedah Tapping and Spacing Rubber Export Duty gall Point for Rubber Taipiog Rubber Estate Valuing Rubber Properties 7 July Rubber Returns Rubber Labour Problem... Rubber Estate Values w Cohkksi'onhenck Elpbinstone-Heawood Tkleouams London Rubber Prices Cholera on Rubber Estates B*tak Habit86 words
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Article79 1910-08-04 3 (From Odr Own Corrispondbnt.) Koala Lumpur, July 27. The Planters’ Stores and Agency have a London cable stating that at yesterday’s auctions Plantation sheet biscuit was at 8/4, Crepe at 8/ft, Best Scrap at 8/-, Bark scrap at 7/1, Scrap untreated 6/6, Rambong 6/8. Fine hard Para79 words
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116 1910-08-04 3 (From Ocr Own Corrrspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 28. boring the last six weeks there have been forty five ca»es of cholera on ten estates in the Klang. Kapar and Kuala Selangor districts aDd two at Port Swettenham quarantine station. Four116 words
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Article49 1910-08-04 3 'From Ocr Own Ookrrspondrnt.) T Penang, Jnly 30. he Hatak Habit output for the six mouths JJ* n was 4,100 lbs. Tapping com er >ce<] in the middle of January with under -J trees, and by the end of June the aaiber had increased to 9,000.49 words
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1493 1910-08-04 3 The fifth annual ordinary general meeting of the Cicely Rubber Estates, Limited, has been held in London, Dr. S. Rideal presiding. The chairman, in the coureof bis remarks, said: I was able (at tbe last meeting) to annonnoe1,493 words
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1441 1910-08-04 4 Shanghai papers to hand by the German mail contain reports of several company meetings which wo reproduce as follows: Kota Babroe Estates At the statutory meeting of tbo Kota Bahroe Rubber Estates, the chairman (Mr. John Liddell) in the1,441 words
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489 1910-08-04 4 (From Ode Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang, July 2fi. A belated report ban been innned of a m f .n« of the Kuhm.Plantern' Annociation held here on July 23, when the representative,If seven estates were present; also, by reqopst Mr. W.489 words
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1229 1910-08-04 5 Tn the last issue of the Agricultural Ba letiD (Straits) Mr. H. N. Ridley gives a B Seal of valuable information about PJfL trees. Full comprehension of the rl X is impossible without the statistical1,229 words
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Article1311 1910-08-04 5 At an extraordinary general meeting of the Sungkai Chumor Estates, Limited, in London Mr. T. Ritchie (presiding), said Gentlemen, it is not always an easy task for directors to go to their shareholders to ask for1,311 words
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Article63 1910-08-04 6 Prices, for the period from July 29 to August 11, 1910, inclusive, of cultivated rubber, on which export duty is leviable on an ad valorem basis, are as follow Sheet and Biscuit 450 00 per picul Fine Crepe 455.00 Scrap in Crepe form... 430 00 Bark Scrap63 words
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Article1169 1910-08-04 6 At the fourth annual ordinary general meeting of the Perak Rubber Plantations, Limited, Mr. Keith, F. Arbutbnot presiding, said: Gentlemen, you have heard the auditors’ certificate read and also tbe notice convening this meeting; the director’s report1,169 words
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Article164 1910-08-04 6 I agree with you, writes a correspondent of the Globe, tbat a probable shortage ot labour in Ceylon and Malaya is occasioning shareboders in some of the new company perturbation. It cannot be a cheerful prof-p* tor holders of those penny-a packet shares with which the164 words
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618 1910-08-04 7 Taiping Rubber Estate. AMAZING COMPARISON OF THE PROSPECTUSES. Shanghai Profit Scale Inflated by £26 840. tr* do not know the precise legal position Ihich a person may be placed who does ike care to see that the report of a °!hber estate valuer w faithfully reproduced. do cot know, either,618 words
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572 1910-08-04 7 A financial journal to hand from home has the following article on the valuation of rub ber properties The Rubber Investor, in its issne of last Wednesday, published an article on the valuation of the Majedie Rubber Estates which was taken from572 words
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Article13 1910-08-04 7 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinion* of its correspondsuts,]13 words
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Article234 1910-08-04 7 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Sir,—The pithy reference to the matter of delivery of Heawood Scrip to wo shar* holders oat here by Man on the Carb was read with considerable interest by myself, and I and several of my friends through yoar columns desire to convey234 words
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Article352 1910-08-04 7 Messrs. Guthrie and Co. write that they are advised by the manager of Kamnniog (Perak) Estate that tho returns for July are as follows Output of dry rubber 7,935 lbs., not revenue from tin mining 93.408. The figures for tbe corresponding months of last year were:—Dry rubber352 words
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1112 1910-08-04 8 All who are interested in tho rubber industry are keenly alive to the importance of arriving at a satisfactory solution of tho labour question, aud that very ably conducted journal. The Financier, has had a1,112 words
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828 1910-08-04 8 The second ordinarv general meeting of the Nilamtur Rubber E-tues. Limited, was held on July 4 Id Lcndon. Mr. J L Matthews, presiding, said, during his »petch to the shareholders Wi;c the exception of the statutory meeting, which was held in828 words
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Article44 1910-08-04 8 (fiOM 0TB Ows C-0EXf ?K>- x r t-i’fc 7 The following *h*re-« >* r ‘fit? of at auction —5*0 Verbs >f cents. o»cb. 160 K&mur mgs Estate* of Kt.an $2 vO. aid 90 Owing ttoe anoe of boyers w*s ftua queutiy being :fitter44 words
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1656 1910-08-04 9 No. II. I, most not be suppost d that in preparing r.iraum scale we abandon out belief ?'Male. lin Comming, or Sengat Scale lh Lt that has been pot forwa.d as a 8 «eraee test1,656 words
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Article141 1910-08-04 9 Mr. J. C. Sanderson, preluding at the statutory meeting of the Badok Rubber Estate, Li mitt d, at the offices of the company on July 4 said, that satisfactory progress bad been made in respect to the legal formalities necessitated by the change of proprietors. These formalities,141 words
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Advertisement401 1910-08-04 10 s r-ir "■'">/■ >/ V; /%|ip M/Mzm rm A ■'////a//'/}, Z/A K r 2V I ii 8 w </■ 1 yffiA W///A ZA 1 m ■'/A WWi 0 0 z m m 7A //A m m A/A wm V/A Pain arising Rheumatism, Lumbar. Sore Throat from Cold, Cold at the401 words
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Advertisement469 1910-08-04 10 DEUTSCH-A8IAT1SCHE BAHK. rULlf MID u P CA^itu, *h. Taala 7.100.000. Head Office c.‘ Board o i BRANCHES Berlin, Calcutta, Hankow w Yokohama, Hamborj? FOUNDED BY THE FOLIOWINO BANKS Baum WD MN «R8: K 8ttnk 8 r h ndlnnK P^. 8. Bleiohroeder. Berliner Handels-OeaellBchaft Bank fner Handel nnd Industrie. Robert Warschaner469 words
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