The Straits Budget, 29 September 1910
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1910-09-29 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXIV NO 2746 Singapore, Thursday, September, 29,1910. ISTAIUMM OVU HALF A CENTVtY Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article231 1910-09-29 1 leaders— Cosmo* olitaniFm 17 Condemnation 17 18 Straits Finances Farther Reflections ...18-19 Should Shanghai Combine? 19 In The Near East 19-20 Local and Osnsral Social and Personal 1 Chamber of Commerce 2 8 Perak Re-Visited 8 Sacceseful Garden Pete... i The Mness of Mr Birch 4 The231 words
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Article729 1910-09-29 1 Mr. H. C. Robinson, Director of Museums, F. M S, will be back in the first week of November. Mr. G. Finch, bailding inspector to tho sanitary board at Taiping, is being transferred to Kedah. Capt. C. A. L, Graham, r g a., late of the Malay729 words
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975 1910-09-29 2 The half yearly meeting of the Singapore Clumber of Commerce wan held in the ex change, on September 26, Mr. D T. Boyd (Bo jstuad and Co.) in the chair. There were also iii attendance:—Messrs. A. .1 C. Hart,975 words
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Article1325 1910-09-29 2 Review of Past Six Months. The meeting then proceeded to transact its business, and firstly passed a scale of hir* and demurrage on kotas which was recommended by a sub committee appointed to consider the matter. The Chairman thereupon addressed the members as follows:— The main purpose1,325 words
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120 1910-09-29 3 (From Our Own Cobrhspondbnt.) Penang, September 27. At the annual meeting of the Rahman Hydraulic Tin Co the report and accounts were passed and a final dividend of 5 per cent., making 15 per cent, for the year, was declared. Messrs.120 words
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51 1910-09-29 3 (From Odr Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, September 27. An American blu* jacket has been chargfd with the murder of a Japanese child, who. with the father, he is alleged to Live pushed downstairs, afterwards throw icg a lighted lamp at them. He has been51 words
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Article131 1910-09-29 3 Oq September 26, in the Supreme Court, Mr J iRtice Fisher delivered judgment on tb» action brought by Sbaik Ah Hassan Manhood, a pilgrim broker, who claimed from Messrs. Mansfield and Co. special damages of 1649 and general damages of $5,000 for alleger N fimal by131 words
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1121 1910-09-29 3 It is twenty six years ago since the write* fi r st called at Teluk Anson on bis way to Penang. It was then the chief collecting centre for the now famous Straits Trading Co and was the first place whore1,121 words
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Article35 1910-09-29 3 (F&om Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, September 16. Mr. R. C. Gould, the PenaDg lawyer, who was arrested and charged with swearing a false affidavit, has been committed for trial at the Assizes.35 words
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Article218 1910-09-29 3 The following notifications appear in the current issue of the Government Gazette: His Excellency the Governor, on the nomination of tho Penang Chamber of Commerce, and subject to the approval of the King, has re-apoointed the Hon. A K Adams to bo an Unofficial Member of the Legislative218 words
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321 1910-09-29 4 All Singapore," as somebody remarked, was present at the garden fete held in the grounds of Moss Bank, Grange Road, on S j ptember 21. The Hon. Dr. and Mrs. Gilmore Elln had kindly lent their aores in an321 words
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Article45 1910-09-29 4 (From Our Own Corrbspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, September 21. Ip"»h wire?* that Mr. B. W. Birch, C M.O., the British Resident of Perak, is still confined to the Residency. He is seriously ill, but insists on attending to his official document#45 words
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Article240 1910-09-29 4 The eighth ordinary general meeting of the Singapore Cold Storage Co. was held at the Exchange at noon, on Sept. 24. The accounts for the twelve months ending June 30 last (how a nett profit on the year’s transactions of 133 035, to which has to240 words
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174 1910-09-29 4 Following are (he final figures supplied by the actiog Senior Warden of Mines, F. M. 8., of th« export of block tin and tin ore from Perak, Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Pahang, respectively, daring the months of174 words
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323 1910-09-29 4 The Blue Danubes made their bow to the public at a matinee in the Victoria Theatre on September 21, and Feared a great success. A very few minutes after the doors were thrown open, the building was packed with a huge323 words
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548 1910-09-29 4 THE LATE MR. J.W.B. MACLAREN. Career of a Former We ll-Known Resident. The news of the death .t u Jamei Waddoll Bjyd *Ma c Ur h 0 M Mi Bars. Swao and Maclarm, 2 J 416 Here with ReDume and wid. snrt.,l Maclaren was for over our best known residents548 words
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Article105 1910-09-29 4 A statement of accounts of the Govern ment Monopolies Department, laid on toe table at the last meeting of the Legislative Council, covers the op* ration of the monopoly in Singapore, Penang and Malaccai frr the half year ending June 30 last. Asre8 Singapore, the profit of105 words
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14253 1910-09-29 5 Thn Ki rort of the Commission appointed ht l s Excellency the Governor to inquire reD ort upon the Municipalities 10 strait,/Settlements was laid npon the uhlsst the meeting of the Legislative Conn14,253 words
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Article78 1910-09-29 12 The first number of the Johore Govern ment Gazette dated from Johore Bahru on September 17, is to hand. It contains an enactment to amend the Railway Enactment 1908, a Land Enactment 1910, Land Rules 1910, a Customs Duties Enactment 1910, a table of Customs duties, and78 words
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Article119 1910-09-29 12 The whole of the Singapore garrison of regular troops took part in manoeuvres early on September 23, a Blue skeleton raiding force, under Major Martin, Middlesex Regiment, occupying the Passir Panjaug ridges, from whicii the remainder of the garrison, under Major-General Stephenson, was set the tai-k of119 words
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211 1910-09-29 12 Certain negotiations concerning a purchase and resale of the Lunas rubber estate in Province Wellesley came before Mr. Justice Fisher, in the Supreme Court,on September 22, when Mr. J. H. Murray, broker, of Ruffles Place, brought au action against Mr. C.211 words
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276 1910-09-29 12 P. A. G. Grimes re appeared in the second police court on September 23, in connection with the charges of cheating brought against him. Mr. Crabb Watt had been retained for his defence. Before the case was called276 words
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Article80 1910-09-29 12 The Agricultural Bulletin for September is largely devoted to rubber. It contains the lectures of Dr. Brooke ou Estate Sanitation, aud of Mr. Ridley on Fungei, delivered at the lato show; instructions to managers aud assistants on rubber estates, by Mr. C. Aima Baker the pineapple ns80 words
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390 1910-09-29 12 Four lives were lost in a: that occurred io the sc. a at roaB °>l firt on September 22 Om rf European named O. Carter Vlc lmi the employment of Megan,. and Co tho othere are390 words
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Article199 1910-09-29 12 There has been installed at the Tanglin clab a miniature ride raDge which is likely to prove a very acceptable addition to the recreative facilities of the building. The range is 25 yards, with a target drawn to a scale representing tbe 500 yards service target,199 words
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7507 1910-09-29 13 The Legislative Council met on Sepfcemwhen, prior to the introduction of the estimates for 1911, His Excellency delivered hig annual address on the position, financial and otherwise, of the colony. His7,507 words
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Article211 1910-09-29 16 That our Municipal government is a won derful machine, excelling in small things as well as great, nobody will doubt especially after a perusal of the enquiry commission's conclusions printed in this issue. Here is an example of the small things. A cyclist receives, on September 21,211 words
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180 1910-09-29 16 (From Our Own Corr,^.^ i» *’enang. September At a public meeting bold al town hall, it was agreed to form at 4 association. Dr. Locke prcsid, d a e i ,a y 6r < was one European present a fL v, lbe medans, the180 words
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196 1910-09-29 16 (m:ri.n<; a slheplkss niuht.) The town clock booms the hour for seeking rest, The final tram goes craskiDg down the Praya, The rickshaw coolie stops his weary qunst For sodden roysterers, iu need of hire. Now hums the atmosphere, of things decayed And all196 words
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Article83 1910-09-29 16 The mortality returns for Singapore, issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths, show that during the week ending September 1/ there were 277 deaths giving a ratio per mine of population of 50.66 Malarial fever accounted for 89 deaths, phthisis 34, convulsions heri-bfri 26, bronchitis 20,83 words
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Article53 1910-09-29 17 r, )X —On September 18, at Singapore, to Caf tiin and Mrs. William Cox, a daughter. piRBN —On September 27, at Mt. Alma. Da'vey Hoed, Singapore, the wife of August Dithn, of a son. Warkkn— On September 23, at 99, Orchard Hoad, Singapore, the wife of George F. Warren,53 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1175 1910-09-29 17 .—Straits Times, St ptember 22. There is something grotesque in the conception of an international conference on un enip’oyment, such as that which has beeo sitting at Paris. In point of fact, even at this Ute period of the world’s history, the ruling principle cf every nation is to.—Straits Times, St ptember 22. - 1,175 words
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Article1237 1910-09-29 17 —Straits Times, September 23. We should merely trifle with words if we pretonded that the report of tho Singapore Municipal Commission, of which we give the full text to day, has caused us any surprise. \bat the Comrois-ioners have found to b< the state of municipal affairs in—Straits Times, September 23. - 1,237 words
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Article1248 1910-09-29 18 -Straits Times, September 24, On the whole, the financial statement made to the Legislative Council yesterday may be considered satisfactory. Last year it was necessary, even after cutting down the expenditure side of the accounts as rigorously as possible, to forecast a deficit of $766,015 on the year’s-Straits Times, September 24, - 1,248 words
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Article1120 1910-09-29 18 sweeping changes are necessary.—Straitn iimes, September 26. It would not be fair to Jet the first deen impression caused by the Municipal CcoT mission Report pass away without erpressice admiration of the manner in which the Commissioners have performed their dntv. That it must have been a painfulsweeping changes are necessary.—Straitn iimes, September 26. - 1,120 words
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Article1138 1910-09-29 19 .—Straits Times, September 27. have been considerably interested in a Her sent to the North China Daily News fcy Mr. Edwards Little, who is, we believe, JDe the best known and most trusted men Shanghai. He points out in that letter e t'ar Eastern town has sunk.—Straits Times, September 27. - 1,138 words
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Article1073 1910-09-29 19 —Straits Times, September 28. If a Rip van Winkle were to wake np just now, after having been asleep for fifty years, and if he began to read the references in current newspapers to the political situation in the Near East, he would congratulate himself on—Straits Times, September 28. - 1,073 words
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Advertisement91 1910-09-29 17 o„Qt free price of tho Straits Times is $3B a year T h f r ee price of the Straits Budget is $U 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. Strutts91 words
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Obituary28 1910-09-29 17 DEATH. Gocj.mNd —On September 26, at the Mat* rnicv Hospital, Singapore, Elizabeth Goulding, wife of Mr. F. Goulding of the Army Ordnance Department, Pulo Brani; aged 27 years.28 words
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Article677 1910-09-29 20 The Kinta Tin Mining Co. is paying a further interim dividend of 1/-. Small pox has broken out at Taiping, says our Kuala Lumpur correspondent. The Rov. Father Renard, who returned to Kuala Lumpur, last week, received a cordial welcome. The Menglembu Lode output for August was677 words
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429 1910-09-29 20 The Khota Bharu cnrm D v, SR. -XSM 5 ofeickmss. Cholera has been kw i ,IQe in the Ula. Oat of 47 case- ij n atQ^ efl oai (Quarantine orders on Koala LeS?* 1 fat|L MmgktbaDK Lave be,n'tm^ places are entirely429 words
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Article217 1910-09-29 20 This is a tale of the Yangtze valley, by William A. Rivers, author of Anglo-Chtnese Sketches,” Eumiaetc., and it is published by Messrs. Kelly aod Walsh. Some ci Mr. Rivers’ sketches have been extremely good, because they seemed to take a grip ot real characters aud give217 words
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Article12 1910-09-29 21 ctriits Times is not responsible for the pll'Tos ul iU correspondent.12 words
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Article251 1910-09-29 21 To the Editor of the Straits Times. On three different occasions recently columns of yonr paper you have made 10 ta‘em* nt that the Sarawak police have communicated with by telegram with ~D “to the arrest of a certain Mr. P. A g Grimes who is wanted by251 words
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Article1288 1910-09-29 21 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—The opponents of the Shipping Bill have been recently challenged to produce opinion in opposition to it from thoRO who are not financially interested in maintaining the present syetem. We can foresee the probabio answer if such opinion is expressed.1,288 words
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Article278 1910-09-29 21 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —I attended the performance of tho Blue Danubes at tho Theatre yesterday afternoon. Going out at half cimo, I found the irou collapsible gates locked and I could not get out until I had secured the services of a tamby,278 words
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261 1910-09-29 21 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —In order to avoid any possible misunderstanding that may arise through the perusal of the Report of the Muni< ipal Commission as published in yonr issue of yesterday’s date, we, with your kind permission, would like to261 words
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Article221 1910-09-29 22 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Many people must have been awestruck at the great anomalies and most unwarranted irregularities in affairs Muni cipal as disclosed by the Inquiry Commis siouers, whose report appeared in the issne of your valuable paper of the221 words
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Article173 1910-09-29 22 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Some unscrupulous people are very busily spreading the mistatement that, in order, that industries may flourish, or say. that wealth may accumulate and men not decay in Brunei, Indentured coolie labour, or,, to give it its short and correct name,173 words
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Article299 1910-09-29 22 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—After reading the report of the Municipal Commission which appeared in Friday's issue I would like to know on what grounds can the guilty parties be kept out of prison Can as much corruption be found in any other city of299 words
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Article411 1910-09-29 22 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—lt was only recently that I noticed in your columns a paragraph relating to tlu death of a ricksha coolie in a public thorough fare, and it was remarked that the body lay, exposed to the heat and the public gaze,411 words
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Article75 1910-09-29 22 (From Our Own Corrrspondrnt.) Penang, September 27. Mr. Justice Thornton has ordered the retrial of Robless, the lawyer's clerk, who was sentenced on September 6. A Chinese servant of the Hotel de l'Europe has been sentenced to six months’ imprison ment for breach of trust in regard to75 words
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Article71 1910-09-29 22 (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, September 28. Small pox is spreading at Taiping. Details show that three caf-es were discovered on Friday,one on Saturday and fifteen on Sunday. The medical authorities are most active. Hows of attap sheds are being constructed at the71 words
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Article323 1910-09-29 22 (From Our Own Comb****, Labuan, Sept tffl b« w Messrs. Salmon, J. F. and \v a t ot the Audit Office, the accounts in Labaan and Brunei to Singapore by the Marudu on u U M instant. on 22q4 Among the steamers that callow for buDker coal,323 words
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Article185 1910-09-29 22 September 26, was a day of mishaps at the Swimming Club. In the forenoon Mr. P. M Robinson collided with another swimmer in the water and sprained his ankle badly, lie had to be taken ashore in a sampan. A more serious accident, however, occurred185 words
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Article122 1910-09-29 22 The Malay Mail, of September 28 says. We are informed that ao M c,d on on board the P. and O. stea- er Pe ®£»«a her arrival at Port Swettenbam jesto™* While the anchor was being le l 0 k chain gave way. and in its122 words
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314 1910-09-29 23 Thn Imperial German warship Number?, „,.nded by Captain Tiiuert, arrived in re late on Satnrday, having in tow the K "Urvoy ship Planet (Captain Domi •k) which is in need of boiler repairs. The D n pv made by these vessels314 words
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Article209 1910-09-29 23 la the Supreme Coart, on September 29 Mr. Justice Fisher allowed the appeal of n Malay policeman stationed in Malacca who had been convicted on a charge of criminul breach of trust. He was represented by Mr. Braddell. The appeal of the captain and doctor of the209 words
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Article107 1910-09-29 23 (From Our Own Corrrspondint.) Penang, September 24. The serang and engine driver of the Prye hock launch have been charged with the theft of two bronze propellors and a brass pomp, the property of the dock. In coupe quence of the Iobb of coal at the dock,107 words
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Sporting Intelligence.
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Article542 1910-09-29 23 Malacca Qolf Club. The ladies medal for September resulted as follows: Mrs. Collins 59—14—45 Mrs. Wolferstan 59 10 49 Miss Williams 71 20 61 Mrs. Dredge 71 20 53 Mrs. Naser 59 5 54 Mrs. Koek 66 9 67 Mrs. Lupton 74 16 68 The gentlemen’s September medal resulted542 words
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Article77 1910-09-29 23 It is understood that extensive construetional alterations will shortly bo commenced at the Grand Hotel de l’Europe. The pre sent buffet is to be transferred to the High Street corner where a verandah will place of the present shops and a billiard room will be built.77 words
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354 1910-09-29 23 Evidence was resumed on Sept. 26 in regard to the first of the twenty six summouses issued by the municipality to Sytd Omar Alsagoff for having failed to comply with certain notices. The notices required that certain alterations should be made on354 words
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Article153 1910-09-29 23 Nine coolies were arraigned in the third police court, on Sept. 27, charged with rioting in Ramah Street, on the 12th inst. A gambling dispute, it appeared, had caused a breach of relations between the Lim and Tan class of Hokiens and only a battle royal could153 words
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Article98 1910-09-29 23 The final round of the British Chess Championship at Oxford took place on August 26. In this Yates was playirg io a peculiar man. ner against Colman’s Sicilian defence. By clever concept on Yates fortified a pawn on B 7, and finally this strong ou'p st98 words
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245 1910-09-29 24 The fnllowiDg note by Mr. J. B. Scrivenor on the geological sections exposed on the Johort State railway appears in the Jobore Govern ment Gazette:—The geologist to the Federated Malay States Government visited Johor# in February, 1910, with a view to examining all the245 words
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52 1910-09-29 24 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, September 23. The Hongkong Government has ordered the banishment of Son Mei, a brother of Dr. San Yat Sen, for promoting a Chinese anti dynastio movement. Sun Mei had resided in the Colony for52 words
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Article258 1910-09-29 24 The Singapore Volunteers made an attack in force upon Singapore town late on Saturday night, but fortuitous circnmst anoe, and the garrisoD, were too much for them, and Singapore lives to tell the tale. The citizen troops mastered in good strength at the Drill Hall at258 words
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680 1910-09-29 24 The Java Mail brings particulars of the recent bank frauds at Sourabaya and the facts gleaned from exchanges, are somewhat sensational. It appears that, od September 14, at about 2 p.m., a person resembling a queueless Chinaman, short in680 words
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357 1910-09-29 24 CHINA MUTUAL INSURANCE C O. Serious Allegations Against Agent At Bangkok. brought by the China Mutuai Lf“ 16 Co Ltd, again* their C Uf a T. Kama no Miles, ,t appear- that was not arrested, but a summons Q llfc h, the Boriepah Court caE hi,,, KUld before that tribunal.357 words
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278 1910-09-29 24 Within the past four weeks, the Sultan of Jobore has boen fortunate enough to secure two tigresses, both tine specimens, a few miles out from Johore town. The first was seen three weeks ago, and His Highness at278 words
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677 1910-09-29 25 Thn following are extracts from the annual nort by Major George, I. M. S., of the GovreP ut cinchona plantation and factory fn for the year 1909 10:Mnneong plantation taken all round has n excellent appearanoe, as the photographs677 words
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292 1910-09-29 25 A sensation has been created in New York by the arrest of Mrs. Adriance, wife of a wellknown Poughkeepsie millionaire. The charge is of attempting to smuggle a pearl necklace of the value of 6,009 dollars. Mrs. Adriance arrived in292 words
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341 1910-09-29 25 Councillor Howell, of Manchester, declares he has discovered, on a visit to the Isle of Man, that Chinese pork is sent there, but, being forbidden by the local market authorities, is cored and re shipped for England as341 words
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252 1910-09-29 25 The sale of the steamers Paknam and TaDglin belonging to the Bengal Steam Navigation Co. was held on Sept* mber 14, by the Marshal of the Court in the Chief Coart precincts, Rangoon, in exeention of two decrees passed252 words
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251 1910-09-29 25 Mr. J. H. Priestley, lecturer in botany at the Bristol University, described some remarkably interesting experiments in the nse of electricity as a meaus of increasing the yield of agricultural and horticultural products in an address before the Royal251 words
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Article113 1910-09-29 25 The Calcutta police are inventigatirg the singular dinappearance of fear out ot five c*kjs of r flo cartridges which w< rc brought by the Hteumer Molikefels for Menam R. B, Kodda and Co., gua makera. The largo wooden canon of cartridgen were landed aud temporarily placed in the113 words
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Article2416 1910-09-29 26 London, September 21. Renter’s correspondent is informed by an authoritative and official quarter toat the French Government regards the Cassel loan agreement as nothing les* than an attempt by Turkey to blackmail France with British assistance. The agreement is provisional, and is only effective oq October 1, in2,416 words
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Article645 1910-09-29 27 Berlin, September 21. Negotiations with reference to the TurcoFrench loan are again interrupted. The Royal speech at the Hague Parliament expresses hope of economical progress as the result of the revision of tariff and income tax, labour insurance, and reform of the interior administration of the Netherlands Indies.645 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article262 1910-09-29 27 September 22 Delta, Brit etr, Snow, Sli-tnghai, P. A O. Coy. Amiral Exelmant, Fch atr, Leclere, Antwerp, Moiue Comte K. Willem 11, Dut atr, Ilaaenoot, Amaterdam, Soi(> Agency, Ltd. Hominy Maru, Jap atr, Teranaki, Bombay, P. Simona 23 Moyune Brit atr, RiUey, Liverpool. Mansfie’d Kat Sang, But atr. Brad262 words
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Article171 1910-09-29 27 September 23 Delta, Brit str, B rnlmy via poita K Willem II, But str, Batavia Humbug Maru. .Jap str. llongkorg and Japan book Sang, Brit str, Penang and Calcutta Paroo Brit str, Fremantle via ports Vtoyiine. Brit >tr, Shanghai and .Ispan Amiral Krelman Fch sir, HoDgkoug .Usage, Brit ttr,171 words
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Article253 1910-09-29 28 Sinoaporb, Sbptbmbkr 28, 1010. EXCHANGE. On London —Bank 4 m/s 2/41 Demand 2/4 Private 6 m/s 2/4J do 8 m/s 2/4^ On Germany —Bank d/d 240 Private 8 m/a 244 do 6 m/s 240 1 On Franco—Bank d/d 205 Private 8 m/s 2994 do 6 m/s 8084253 words
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Article969 1910-09-29 28 Sinoaporb, September 28, 1910. MINING. Issne Value. oJ Buyers. Sellers 10 10 Belat Tin 8 75 4 25 10 10 Bruang 6 3 > 6 6) 10 10 Bruseh Hyd, 4 35 5.75 10 10 Kanaboi 2.50 2 75 £1 £1 Kinta Tin 16 00 17 00969 words
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Article159 1910-09-29 28 Messrs. Fraßer and Co.'s report for the F. and O. mail of September 23, statesA continued decline in London rubber share prices has been responsible for a further weakening of our market and little interest has been aroused in other sections of the market. Rubber. Of the159 words
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Article108 1910-09-29 28 The Welsh tinplate industry continue* t. make unprecedent, d progress. At Uant J great advance is being made. Rrhar( j development is the decision of Messrs. KIC Thomas and Co., Limited, to augment then output at the Burry works by t reCtl krQ new mills, equipped with the108 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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2016 1910-09-29 1 I unmber of shares in which local investors are interested are not quoted in local share lists, and there are occasionally wuk Larina between quotations here and in London. Transactions take place in Mincing-Lane as2,016 words
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Article107 1910-09-29 3 London and Singapore Ruhbkk Pricks Gknkral— St. Helena Rubber Co., Ltd. 3 Shipments from Ceylon 8 Kubber Catch-Crops 4-5 Rubber in Gaatemala 5 Rubber Statistics 6 Rubber in Papua 6 Labour on Rubber Kstatos 6 Dollar Rubber 6 Kapa’a Island 7 The Rubber Industry 7 The Coming Exhibition... 7107 words
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Article71 1910-09-29 3 (From Our Own Corrbspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, September 21. The Planters’ Stores and Agency have a London cable stating that plantation sheet and biscuit is at 6/3, fine crepe at 6 5, best scrap at 6/ bark scrap 5/7, scrap untreated 5,3, Rarubong 5/3, fine hard Para 7/4.71 words
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184 1910-09-29 3 (From Our Own Corrkspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September 23. An interesting rubber case is proceeding in the Supreme Court here. The Port Swetten ham Rubber Company is bringing an action for ejfctment and damages against Towkay Loke Yew.184 words
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979 1910-09-29 3 We have been favoured with a copy of the*! minutes of the annual general meeting of the St. Helena Robber Company, held at the! registered office of the company, 45, The Arcade, on Wednesday, September 21. Mr. A. D.979 words
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Article41 1910-09-29 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, September 21. At the thare auctions the following prices were realised:— 200 Rubber Estates Krian $l.BO 50 I Neilmays .90 300 Kedah Rubbers 2 00 50 PusiDg Lamas 2.70 300 Perak River Valleys .2641 words
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Article80 1910-09-29 3 An extraordinary general meeting of the Hevea Rubber Planting Company will be hold at 45, The Arcade, on Saturday next, at noon, at which the following resolution will be proposed :—That in view of the fact that the company’s estate has been sold it is desirable80 words
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Article158 1910-09-29 3 The American Vice Consul Mr. C. A. Oavis, of Colombo, report* that last year about 600 tons of rubber were shipped from C* ylon. About 190,000 acres are now planted to rubber there and when the trees have reached maturity an annual yield of 15,000 tons is158 words
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2464 1910-09-29 4 Dr. L'*m Bjon Keug writes as follows in the last issue of the Agricultural Bulletin Whaifl planter may obtain from the cultivation of bis land has long ago boeu aptly compared with bis banking account, upon2,464 words
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874 1910-09-29 5 At the statutory meeting of the Galang Btsar Bobber Plantations, Limited, Sir Wil ‘‘am Hood Treacher, K. C. M. G., presiding au l the course of his address —Since the late of formation of the present company, we took over the874 words
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571 1910-09-29 5 Speaking at the ordinary meeting of the African Rubber Co. on August 31, Mr. P. W. Gilbert, iu the course of his remarks said la reading the report you will notice then* ire some Funtumia tries planted, the moft forward571 words
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Article139 1910-09-29 5 Though situated somewhat nortli of the -o-called rubber zone. Guatemala would •ecm to present very favourable conditions 'or the prospective rubber planter, observes the Times it has an excellent soil, a warm climate, and an abundant rainfall, well distributed throughout the year. Manila hemp, imported from the139 words
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727 1910-09-29 6 At the Htatutory mooting of tbe Siojobpak Rubber Estates, Ltd., held at Shanghai, on September 18, the chairman, Mr. H. Robert* son, in the course of his remarks, said :—Tbe company was registered in Hongkong, May 17, and the estate was727 words
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630 1910-09-29 6 The annual statistics issued in relation to the production, consumption, stocks, and prices of robber havo just been published by the firm of Hecht, states the Financial Times. According to the figures, which relate630 words
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351 1910-09-29 6 In order to ascertain what on this side of the statements Ta ,s South China Morning Post Uie m The Financial Nows onMonH* that paper of August 22 we y with Mr. Arthur Lamped, prominent personages in the r .ihu351 words
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225 1910-09-29 6 Tbe Financier, discussing the question of the probabilities of dollar rubber m the near future, concludes: Can we, then, look forward to dollar rub ber -this year or next year Admitting a* we must of course do, the ever increasing and225 words
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655 1910-09-29 7 The Shanghai Mercury, of September 13, With reference to the paragraph from straits Times which appeared in thtsc Jumna yesterday referring to Shanghai and rubber, we are pleased to be able to t vt( that almost the only criticism655 words
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444 1910-09-29 7 The L. and C. Express, of September 2, contains the following information on the rubber industry :—The market for Pari has been very quiet and prices have further de dined. Fiue Hard on the spot is quoted 1 Bs. Id sellers,444 words
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Article91 1910-09-29 7 In 1908 the International and Allied Trades held their first rubber exhibition. The committee has now decided to hold another exhibition on an appropriate scale, which will be opened next June at Islington. There will be six sections -plantation rubber, crude plantation rubber, wild rubber, guttapercha and91 words
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353 1910-09-29 7 In view of the increasing importance of the rubber industry, says the Times, it is somewhat surprising that so little attention has been bestowed on the measures beiog taken in Brazil to preserve for the Republic it* supremacy in tho robber trade. There353 words
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261 1910-09-29 7 Another Shanghai rubber company, floated under the Hongkong Ordinances, in proposed to be transferred to a company registered under the English Companies’ Act, nays the Shanghai Mercury. The company rcierred to is tho Anglo .Java Estates, Ltd. The pro posal is261 words
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1439 1910-09-29 36 The first annual wr etiDg of the Sumatra Cocrtolidatcd Rubber Estates (Limited), was hold on August 29, at the London Chumber of Commerce, Mr. Keith Fraser Arbuthnot (chairman ot tlie company) presiding. Tlie representative of the secretaries (Messrs. M. 1» Evnn* and Co.)1,439 words
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541 1910-09-29 36 TEBONG RUBBER AND TAPIOCA. Second Annual Meeting H e l d at Shanghai. Speaking at tbe second the Teboog Bubbtrand Tatuoca t' Qfc in li of at Shanghai, on September l?th UJ Mr B. MacGregor* i„ address, said :-l regret that theCsnlt hi second year's working i 8 not 8541 words
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Article91 1910-09-29 36 The following are the prices of rubber on which export duty of 2* per cent, ad valorem is payable to Government for the jeno* September 23 to October 6 Sheet and Biscuit 6330 per, picn. Fine crepe Best scrap in crepe form 310 Bar k scra pin91 words
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