The Straits Budget, 6 July 1911
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1911-07-06 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE ‘STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXV NO. 2786 Singapore, Thursday, July 6, 1911. ESTABLISHED OVER NAIF A CENTUA Price 25 cents28 words
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Article237 1911-07-06 1 LEADERS— The Revival of Politics 8 Mrs. Proudlock’s Appeal 8 An Anxious Half Year 8-9 A First Step to Justice 9 The Iron Hand Closes 9 What Will Pe Done 10 Local and General Local and Personal 1 Correspondence 2 Singajxire to Kuala Lumpur 2 Ben-Peri Research237 words
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Article1712 1911-07-06 1 When the Catherine Apcar arrived at Penang a few days back, from Calcutta, she only landed 210 sheep out of over 1,200, the* remainder having been washed overboard. A steamer from Madras only brought a small supply of sheep owing to their scarcity in that presidency. To1,712 words
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Article13 1911-07-06 2 [The Strait* Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.13 words
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Article289 1911-07-06 2 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —On June 1, there upfieansl in the Pinang Gazette an account of trial at Nibong Tcbal before the District Judge, Mr. R. Scott, of a number of Tamil coolies charg ed with rioting and assaulting some Sinkehs on By289 words
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Article86 1911-07-06 2 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— The Municipal Commissioners of Malacca do not care to take any interest in the dusty state of the town, of which I complained through your valuable journal the other day. From the date on which I complained till now86 words
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Article273 1911-07-06 2 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —The attempt made by the Chetties of 81, Market Street, to avoid being sent away to St. John’s Island, as reported in your paper of the 1st instant, reminds me of a case; when! a small pox patient was273 words
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Article69 1911-07-06 2 The management ot iheTronoli Mines, Ltd., have issued the following particulars of the output by the mine in June: Output tribn ter’s ore pels. 314.20, mine 9,7HH.4H, total out put pels. 10,102.70. Value—tributcr’s on 14,210.24, mine fAHft.7WI.76, total valm fOOO,OOO. Kstimated profit tributer’s on ♦AOII.Ui, mine ore69 words
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613 1911-07-06 2 Whether it is due to the fact that the Selangor race meeting opened on July 4 there was a record number of passengers travelling through from Tank Hoad to Kuala Lumpur the evening, before the train leaving Singapore613 words
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Article224 1911-07-06 2 The report on Labuan of Mr. H. Clievallier, acting Resident, for the year 1910, shows that the revenue for the year, not in eluding a sum of 56,428, the contribution from Imperial funds towards expenses of consulate, was 582,926, being 53,948 more than in 1909. The expenditure224 words
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643 1911-07-06 2 Tho recently-issued report of the Kuala Lumpur Institute of Medical Research for 1910 has some references to further research work iu regard to beri-beri. The paragraphs referring to this important matter are reproduced below in their entirety Several observers have643 words
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Article165 1911-07-06 2 In the Supreme Court, on JuK 4, before the acting Chief .Justice, Sir Archibald Law, it was mentioned by Mr. A. K. a’B. Terrell that the suits Yeap Ho Jean v. Mr. .1. G. Loyd and Mr. J. G. Boyd v. Yeap 110 Jeau had been consolidated165 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article79 1911-07-06 2 (Fbom Odr Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 29. In connection with the Byram estate affray, as a result of which a European assistant and three native witnesses wero fined for perjury, Mr. Duncan, of Caledonia Estate, now iuforuis the press that the District Judge’s notes have79 words
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Article47 1911-07-06 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 30. The Sungei Buloh Hydraulic Tin Mining Co. declares a second interim dividend iu 1911 of five per cent., amounting to 51,600. One thousand dollars are placed to reserve, leaving $‘2,749.53 at credit of profit and loss account.47 words
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Article63 1911-07-06 2 (Fr)M Our Own Correspondent). Penaug, July 3. At the Presbyterian Church to-day, the Rev. E. Lawsou otliciating, Dr. George Waugh Scott, medical otficer of the Changkat Salak, Kamuning and Heawood estates, wus married to Miss Grace Welsh Guthrie, of Arbroath. Mr. W. B. Michie was the best63 words
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Article43 1911-07-06 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 3. The employes of tin* Penang Sugar Estates have presented Mr. William Luucan, the administrator and attorney, with an illumin* ated address and a silver casket on the occasion of his departure for Europe.43 words
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Article57 1911-07-06 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 3. The output of the Tongkah Tin Co. in June was 2,138 piculs, aud the total for six months 8,474 piculs, against 5,016 piculs in 1910, and 2,220 piculs in 1909. The Tongkah Harbour Tin Co. has declared a dividend of ten57 words
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Article170 1911-07-06 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 4. The Pinang Gazette states that the consumption of tin in June was —United Kingdom VMJO tons, Continent 1,600 tons, V. S. A. 2,400 tons, total 4,900 tons. The visible supply on July was 16,751 tons. The consumption in June170 words
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Article48 1911-07-06 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 4. The Penang ladies have tired for the Walker trophy, this month, with the following results:— Miss J. Smith 31 Mrs. Wright Motion 31 Miss B. Smith 30 Miss Thornton 28 Mrs. Macintyre 27 Miss Smith 27 Total 17448 words
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Article63 1911-07-06 2 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, July 1. I lie Kuala Lumpur health report shows that there weie 47 deaths from malaria in June. This is a very high figure. Dr. P. N. Gerrard, the medical ofliccr of the town, is having special locality returns prepared,63 words
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Article47 1911-07-06 2 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, July 8. His Highness the Sultan of Selangor in Council did not consider the petition for the relense of Mrs. I‘roudlock to day. Consideration has Lien postponed till the meeting of the Council at Klang on Satuiduy next.47 words
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Article1758 1911-07-06 3 Krutkh’s Tklkgram. London, July 4. The House of Commons has read tho Naval prize Bill a second time without dividing thus assenting to the ratificationof the Declaration of Loudon. Sir Edward Grey and Mr. AsquithKrutkh’s Tklkgram. - 1,758 words
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682 1911-07-06 3 Mr. G. A. Derrick, as chairman, signs the directors’ report to the shareholders of Bruang, Ltd., for the year ending February 28, 1011. It states that the hydraulic installation has worked with but minor stoppages for repairs throughout the682 words
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Article97 1911-07-06 3 In a private letter to Singapore Mr. R. Peirce, municipal engineer, states tliat lie is now making' rapid progress towards complete recovery, lie is at present staying on the Lancashire coast. For some time ho was in tiie hands of specialists and under the rent gen rays97 words
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615 1911-07-06 3 Tho new basis of trade offered by tftus companies eonnoctod with tho Shipping Conference to tho Hhipi>er is not oat in circular just issued and reproduce! below. This new arrangement w ill carry the parties on till615 words
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Article176 1911-07-06 3 Wo aro delighted to liavo a copy of tho dainty little Chaplet of Poems” dedioatod ‘‘To Mother, from Ihirhara ft vans, Hel ItotirO, Penang Hill.” Tins young authoress is known to everyone in Malaya, and her little versos are rich in promise of good things to176 words
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664 1911-07-06 4 A very enjoyable conversazione of the: members of the Straits Settlements Associalion and their relations and friends was at tho Victoria Kooms of the Hotel Oocil on the evening of dune M. Tho occasion was fully taken advantage of,664 words
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Article188 1911-07-06 4 Tho Coronation celebrations at Malacca were a great success. The weather throughout was ideal and record crowds poured into tho town. All the principal buildings were gaily decorated and illuminated by night. The proceedings started with a parade of Cadets and Police on the Padung, early188 words
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235 1911-07-06 4 Amount previously acknowledged |H4,IKH.h9 COLI.KCTKII lIV TIIK RANGOON THAok it Association. Chop Aik Chiang and Co. 100 Tun Kiat Bee 100 Aik Seng and Co. 100 Gim Lam Hin 100 YeoChip Moh 100 r »00. CoLLKCTKH BY THK SYK Ski Tkadkk235 words
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209 1911-07-06 4 Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s share circular for the P. and mail of June HU, says:— At the close of a week which commenced extremely dull there have been considerably larger sales than usual by local holders of sterling rubbers on weaker209 words
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108 1911-07-06 4 Private telegrams have been received in Singapore which state that the Government of India will sell at auction 195 chests certified for export to China. Two thousand three hundred and thirty five chests will he sold uncertified for export to other108 words
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Article601 1911-07-06 4 (From Our Own Coukkspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, Juuo 29. Mrw. Proudloek has withdrawn her ap{>cal. It is understood that this action has not been taken on the advice of Counsel, and that it is against the wish601 words
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Article212 1911-07-06 4 At Penang, on June 21, in the Chureli of the Assumption, the marriage was solemnized between Mr. Adriann Wilhelm George van Lith, assistant, the London Langkat Syndicate, Limited, and second son of Colonel Hendrieus Johannes van Lith (retired), of the Dutch Indian Army and Knight of the212 words
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432 1911-07-06 4 The concluding items on the programme of tlie Singapore Rifle Association Wapin Hehaw were carried out on the afternoon of July lat the ranges at Balesticr. The club house was tastefully decorated for the occa sion and, considering the inconvenient432 words
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Article366 1911-07-06 4 The Chinese Church of St. Peter and St Paul was gaily decorated on July 2, the occasion being the conjoint celebration of the feast of the patron saints of the church and the ordination of the Rev. Father Michael Sect, who is believed to be the366 words
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1035 1911-07-06 5 The Municipal Commissioners held their ordinary meeting, on June 30. Mr. F. J. Hallifax, presided, and the other members present wero Messrs. J. Carapiet, A. W. Bean, W. Peacock, Chia Keng Chia, A. M. S. Anguilia Dr. Middleton, health1,035 words
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297 1911-07-06 5 The financial condition of the State of Selangor for 1910 is described in the annual report of the British Resident (Mr. J. O. Anthonisz) who states that the revenue collected during the twelve-month under review amounted to $9,238,845, showing an excess of297 words
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Article181 1911-07-06 5 At the third annual general meeting of VVhiteaway, Laidlaw and Co., Limited, held at 13, St. Paul’s churchyard, E.C., Sir Robert Laidlaw. who presided, stated that the accounts showed a profit over last year of 15 per cent., which was about the same ratio of increase181 words
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Article105 1911-07-06 5 The mortality returns for Singapore, issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths, show that during the week ending Juno 24, there were 490 deaths, giving a ratio per inillo ol population of 87.41. Malarial fever accounted for 125 deaths, phthisis 49, convulsions 81. beriberi 34, bronchitis*105 words
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848 1911-07-06 5 Mr. W. G. St. Clair presided at tho annual general mooting of the Singa|X)re Philharmonic Society, held in tho Victoria Memoriul Mall, on June (X). After tho report and accounts had b«*en adopted, it was stated hat an orchoHtral concert848 words
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642 1911-07-06 5 The Fibre Congress and Exhibition which opened at Soerabaya on duly H promises to be a very interesting and instructive aiTair. From the Java Bode, which gives few preliminary details, we learn that everything bears the stamp642 words
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Article81 1911-07-06 5 We aro officially informed that His Majesty the King luih been pleased to approve of the presentation to the Government of the Straits Settlements of a copy of the St&ta Portrait of himself and that of Her Majesty the (Jueen, in commemoration of Their Majesties’ Coronation.81 words
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Article94 1911-07-06 5 The four men arrested in connection with the mysterious death of a Tamil jietitionwriter appeared in the second police court on July t before Mr. Acton. Chief Detective Inspector Taylor represented the prosecution and Mr. Hraudoll the defence. The former asked fora po*t|>onomont of the hearing94 words
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804 1911-07-06 6 A fuller lint of the Coronation honours appears in the Rangoon jiaperH to hand yesteiday, by cable from London, dated June *2O, &H follows H. It. H. the Duke of Teck to be styled His Highness. To bo804 words
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373 1911-07-06 6 The Natural History Journal of Rouibay contains au informed article by Mr. P. T. L. Dodsworth on “Protection of wild birds in India and traffic in plumage.” Ho dwells upon the urgency of passing a game law, aud373 words
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371 1911-07-06 6 From tho statistical abstracts of 1910 it appears that in that year the emigration of Germans to overseas countries kept itself in narrow limits and was greatly surpassed by the immigration of overseas countries to Germauy. Only 25,'111 Germans went beyond371 words
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440 1911-07-06 6 Mr. Shigotaka Shiga, a well-known publicist, who is now at Nagasaki, went recently to the site of the once flourishing colony of the Dutch and discovered amid rank brambles in a corner of the garden of a foreigner’s residence440 words
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Article267 1911-07-06 6 The wave-washed and rust-stained appearance of submarine CBB on her arrival at Hongkong suggested that the vessel had been subjected to a good deal more buffeting about than was experienced by either of her two consorts during the voyage from England. The condition in which C 88267 words
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Article95 1911-07-06 6 A telegram from Changsha, dated Jnne 19. says:—Heavy damage through flooding is ie »orted throughout Hunan. Incessant rains lell in uie Yang district, and caused the river to rise to 20 feet on the 18tli and 14th inst. The inhabitants of the district were flooded out of95 words
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Article711 1911-07-06 6 A correspondent last month addressed the following observations to The Times l n view of tho exceptionally important questions affecting all classes concerned in tho Biitish shipping industry which are now awaiting solution, tnauy readers will have turned711 words
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Article73 1911-07-06 6 The b 'quel to the recent big oil fire in harbour, when the Labuan Steamship Co. s vessel Karang was sunk, will be heard shortly in the police court. The Master Attendant has taken out a summons against the owners and master of the Karang for having73 words
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527 1911-07-06 7 A few months ago the French Society for the Protection of Animals fixed up in Paris a number of permanent plates inscribed with the words 44 Soyez bons pour les animaux," and this has now been followed by527 words
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Article291 1911-07-06 7 The balance-sheet of the Suez Canal Company for 1910 shown a total expenditure of £1,275,841, including 16,000 for the amortization fund. The total revenue from shipping dues last year amounted to £V216,248 as compared with £4,827,628. The statutory reserve has Ix'en increas'd by £•07,92*4 to t291 words
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Article141 1911-07-06 7 Mr. Kang Yu-wei. the well-known Chinese refornur, has arrivrd in Kobe with his family from Singapore, and immediately proceeded to Suma to visit his friend, Mr. Liang Che-cliow, who resides tin re, says the Japan Chronicle. Mr. Kang was one of the reformers who narrowly141 words
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813 1911-07-06 7 Thcro w&h a largo audience at the Koyal Institution to hear Mr. Marconi'** lecture on Uadio-telegraphy. After devoting the earlier part of his lecture to various technical questions, Mr. Marconi gave soiu int< resting facta concerning the transim-onon of813 words
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334 1911-07-06 7 For some timo past, rumours liavo been hoard of the intentions of the Imperial family in Peking to send abroad the private fortune of the late Empress Dowager Tze Hsi and it was even reported at one time, that tho334 words
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Article203 1911-07-06 7 A correspondent at Buitenzorg writes to the .lava Bode of the 21st iust., as follows Two persons quarrel comiug to blows. Cards are exchanged seconds chosen. Decision, duel with pistols. Pistols aro bought, a doctor is chartered, the ground is chosen. In tho early morning tho203 words
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Article167 1911-07-06 7 A Gazette Extraordinary issued in Bangkok announecH that Ilia Majesty the King has revoked the titles and honours held by Plira Saupakarn and his brother Luang Pranan. Thu former will in future bo known as Xai Choi aud the latter as Nai Chuang. The formal announcement states167 words
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Article105 1911-07-06 7 Among the questions iu criminal law askod on May bd at the Trinity Term Bar examination was tho following, which has given rise to some discussion among barristers aud would be barristers: A sees li, who is old and deaf, crossing the road in front of a105 words
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402 1911-07-06 7 The manner in which the Moro* carry on smuggling in the southern seas is systematic, accoiding to Captain Geddus, of tho Philip, pines Customs cutter Skua. He stated to a Manila Times reporter that the Moron have in unusually402 words
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Article212 1911-07-06 7 Are tho working classes degenerating physically, asks the military corresfiondent of the Globe, or do we, under the present playod-out voluntary system, induce to oonte forward as rocruits only tho worst specimens socially, educationally, and physically of tho British race? lam afraid, ho says, it is212 words
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Article224 1911-07-06 7 Lord Charles Beresforo made an Amusing speech at tho annual dinner of the ltoyal Geographical Society at tiie Hotel Cecil in pro|>osing “The other guests.” Tho Scriptures, he said, had the henour of producing tho first submarine inventor—Jonah (laughter)—and his vehicle was a whale. The whale was224 words
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Article39 1911-07-06 8 On July 8, at Bybrock Road, Bingai>oro, tlic wife of 11. H. W. Lobb, fit a Hon. BaicAitn. —On July 2, at 7 a.m„ at IMtinear* den, 19, NaHMiin ltoud, the wife of L. Bricard, of a non.39 words
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Article33 1911-07-06 8 Yk«th Stkwaht.- At Caledonian Station Hotel, Edinburgh, on June 1, by tie Kev. R. Montgomerie llartlie, Corkpon, Robert Yeats, London, to Jane Smith, daughter of the late William Stewart, Dalhouwe, Mid Lothian.33 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1017 1911-07-06 8 —Straits Times, .June 29. The Coronation being past, political parties |r<\ remembering that they have differences, and they mean to fight these out a» lustily M if they hail never called a truce. Still, they cannot quite blot Coronation experiences off tho slate of memory, and—Straits Times, .June 29. - 1,017 words
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Article1187 1911-07-06 8 —Straits Times, June 80. It is somewhat difficult to determine exactly the position in which the sad case of Mrs. Proudlock stands to day. From tho message we received yesterday wo must conclude that the letter she wrote to h< r solicitor was penned impulsively by tho—Straits Times, June 80. - 1,187 words
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Article1067 1911-07-06 8 i.—Straits TiwtH, July 1. The first half of the year is gone, and we find ourselves surveying a commercial situa tion which has many hopeful features for the second half. A part of the great quantity of capital raised for the purpose of rubber planting ini.—Straits TiwtH, July 1. - 1,067 words
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Article1254 1911-07-06 9 Straits Times, .July Mrs. Proudlock has been informed that the sentence of death passed upon her lias been commuted, and that she will bo kept in simple imprisonment until the Council of the Sultan of Selangor meats to determine wlmt shall ho her ultimate fate.— Straits Times, .July «. - 1,254 words
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Article1013 1911-07-06 9 Straits Times July 4. From time to time we have referred to the peculiar attitude of Germany on Moroccan questions, in 1905 she had practically no trade there, and not one inch of territory. Yet when the Powers, which had both trade and territory, entered intoStraits Times July 4. - 1,013 words
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Article994 1911-07-06 10 devise aud apply a curb.—Straits Times* July o. The circular to shippers from shipowners, ©f which we published the text yesterday, may be described as tho first step towards carrying out the agreement arrived at by Sir John Anderson in conference with heads of tho greatdevise aud apply a curb.—Straits Times* July o. - 994 words
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Advertisement90 1911-07-06 8 )(>• u*l tr»« pries of the Strait} I tmr* 1“ J ,MI The poet free price of the Straits Budget ie $l4 yeeiIt ie n>t neceeeerv to subscribe for year The subscript ions for ehorter period! ere at the same propor tionete rate e> for e veer. The Straits Budget90 words
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Obituary45 1911-07-06 8 DKATHS. Williams.— At 8ingai»re, on June 2H, Alfred r Williams, agisl 27 years Assistant Surgeon (Port Health I)ept.), eldest son of Mr and Mrs. A. P. Williams. Lkdkkkr. —Juno 2, in a London nursing homo, Katie, wife of F. Lcderer, formerly ol Penang and Singapore.45 words
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344 1911-07-06 10 Noor Mohamcd Hashiin, General Secretary of tho Malaya Football Association, ap ponced in the District Court ou duly if, beloro Mr. Firmstoue, iu auswrer to a summons issued by liodji All mud lfajidiu. The latter claimed damages tor wrongful arrest aud344 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article395 1911-07-06 10 Negri Sembilan v. Singapore. The S.C.C. cricketers who went up to Negri Seiubilan pUyed the representatives of that State on Juno 23 and 24, aud were defeated by 102 runs. Tho scores w'ere Nkgri Skmiulan. 1st Innings. 2nd Innings. M. K. Foster c Smith b Hooke 79 b Hooke395 words
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Article655 1911-07-06 10 Singapore Cup Competition. 1 lie cup tie between the secoud eleven of the S.C.C. aud the Government service team postponed iiom June 26 was played off on the Esplanade on June 28. Play was of an iudecisivo character during the first few minutes, hut the S.C.C. soon got655 words
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Article402 1911-07-06 10 Garrison Golf Club. The final for the Spring Cup was played at the Garrisou Gulf Club on Mouduy, between Major Henderson and Lieut. Sheppard. the former winning by 5 and 4. There were 22 entries for the competition. The duly monthly medal days will be:— Men's July 8 and402 words
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Article150 1911-07-06 10 Coronation Shoot at Labuan. On the occasion of the coronation, a prize was offered at Labuan by Mr. F. A. Betts for best Bcore, shooting at 800 yards. Conditions, open to all Europeans, Police M. E. rifles, 2nd class regulation target, bull 2 inches, one sighter, 7 shots150 words
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Advertisement167 1911-07-06 10 Property Sales. Tho following Singapore proportion wore disjiosed of by auction at Howell and lo.'h Halo room, on July 4, for account of tho oHtatc of E. J. italiamim, deceased:— Freehold land and house No. 20, Bukit Tunah Hoad, 0th milcHtone, area 8 acres, K. A. Swan $1,000. Freehold laud167 words
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Article6577 1911-07-06 11 London, June 28. The Times correspondent at Washington nays that as a result of the Conference at Washington. Britain, ltussia, the United States, and Japan have arranged to suspend pelagic sealing for fifteen years. Canada and Japan receive compensation in the shape of a yearly dolo of skins6,577 words
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Article681 1911-07-06 13 Berlin, June 28. The Albanians, having asked England to consult the Powers with the object of getting them to take action at Constantinople, Ger many and Austria have decided to adhere to the policy of non interference. The Albanians specially desire permission to carry arms. Turkey partly agrees681 words
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684 1911-07-06 13 Too much reliance Rliould not yet be put upon the statement published recently, which was to the effect that tho differences between the Government of tho Straits Settlements and the contractors of the new lagoon dock were684 words
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307 1911-07-06 13 (From Our Own Cohrespondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 4. Tho first dsy’s race meeting was held this afternoon. There was only a small atten dance and the fields wore fair. The going was hard. The results are appended: Kuala Lumpur Stakes.307 words
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253 1911-07-06 13 There was gnashing of teeth among the Chetty community on Juno BO and joy in the heart of the embarrassed creditor who missed his money lender from the office doorstep when the cheques had been handed round. The day, it may253 words
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Article171 1911-07-06 13 It is stated that a number of local small vessels, looked upon as having drifted into a state of obsolescence and beyond the ex podiency of further maintenance, have recently been sold to Pontiauak and overhauled by skilled workmen at a cost much chcapoi than obtains locally. There171 words
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610 1911-07-06 13 The North hina Daily Nows of Juno 17, prints tho following articleThere is a sequel to tho wreck of tho P.M.8. Asia on tho Finger itock, near to tho 1'aichow Islands Homo 20.) miles from Shanghai, that610 words
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Article238 1911-07-06 13 Days previous to the Coronation largo numbers of Malays arrived in Lipis, the principal centre of I’ahang, says the Malay Mail. They came from the neighbouring villages to tal<e part in the Coronation celebrations, to see the entertainments, and to compete at the sports. Arriving in238 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article264 1911-07-06 14 June 29 Hatiotif, Brit. str., Jansen, Pladjce, Asiatic Petroleum Oranje, Dat. str., Wcstermao, Amsterdam, Ships Agency Capri, I'al. str., F gari, Bombay, Bohn Meyer Arcadia, Brit, sir., Barebam, Shanghai P. A O. Coy Pelens, Brit, str„ Nicholas, Livorjioo), W. Mam-field Antilcchns, Brit. str„ Stewart. Manila, W. Mam-field 90 Mam,264 words
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Article239 1911-07-06 14 Juni 29 Fnltsla, Brit, str., Melbourne and Sydney fßolysst s, Brit str.. P. S->mboe Iyo Main, Jap. str., Hongkong and Japan Lightning. Brit. s»r Perang and Calcutta Oranje, Dot. str., Bats via 99 K r emon, Brit, str Pacific ports via ports Aroadia Brit, str., Bombay via ports P<239 words
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Article914 1911-07-06 14 Although tens of thou Hands of travellers call at Aden every year, says a writer in The Times, only a moderate proportion of thorn go ashore there. The grim volcanic aspect of the place is not alluring, and strangers feat the heat. Yet dwellers in Aden914 words
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Article236 1911-07-06 14 Singapore, July 6. 1911. EXCHANGE. On London—Bank 4 m/s 2/4J Demand 2/4/* Private 0 m/s 2/4* do 8 m/s 2/ 4 1 On Germany—Bank d/d 2884 Private 8 m/t 2424 On France—Bank d/d 2944 Private 8 m/s 299 On India—Bank T. T 174| Private 80 d/s 1704236 words
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Article987 1911-07-06 14 Singapore, Jcly 5, 1911. MINING. Issue r2 Value Br yets, Sellers 10 10 Belat Tin 6.76 7.00 10 10 Brnang 5.(5 6 65 10 10 Bruseb Hyo. 5.00 6 00 10 10 Kanaboi 1 65 2 00 £1 £1 Kinta Tin 18 60 19 25 x di\987 words
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Advertisement326 1911-07-06 15 HOWARTH ERSKINE, LD MU MINT! FOR HORNSBY'S HyB ■3 £Bmm GAS ENGINE AND SUCTION GAS PLANT. (SUITABLE FOE ANTHRACITE, CHARCOAL AND OTHER FUELS). NOW IN U8E ON NUMER0U8 E8TATE8. I BIG 8UCCE88. V THE M08T ECONOMICAL PUNT EXI8TENT. EA8ILY OPERATED. AQRNTS FOR HORNSBY’S OIL ENGINE. SMALL OIL CONSUMPTION 1 NO326 words
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Advertisement633 1911-07-06 16 Electrical, Mechanical, Marine Civil Engineers Shipbuilders. E8TATE TOOLS. 8T0RE8 AND REQUT8ITE8. Prompt Delivery. PROPRIETORS OF THE PAT TAPPING KNIFE. BERTRAM'S Rubber Machinery AWARDED 1st PRIZE AND GOLD MEDAL, SINGAPORE, 1910. Rubber Factories, Drying Sheds, Smoke Houses, Coolie Lines, etc., etc. Estimates and designs free. LARGE STOCKS HELD of Pumps, Piping,633 words
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1298 1911-07-06 1 Dumber of Bbnree in wbicb focal inventors are interested are not quoted in local ►hare lint*, and there are ocnarooa'ly wido margins between quotations here and in London. We quote below tbe best available London1,298 words
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Article155 1911-07-06 2 London and Sinoapobk Robbbb Pricks 1 Gbneral— Bujong Uubhor Estate 2 Cheviot Rubber, Limited 3 Rubber IteuiH 3 Rubbcj* Coagulation 3 Juno Rubber Return** 3 Price of Rubber 4 Ayer l’anas Estate 4 An Item for Planter** 5 F.M.S. Rubber Duty 5 Malacca Rubber Auction 5 Rubber in the155 words
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Article87 1911-07-06 2 (Fkom a Malacca Cobrehpondknt.) Tlio following prices have been received daring the pant week June 29 Fino Para 4/1 »0 4/1* July 1 4/0* n 2 4/O.J 4 4/1 5 4/1* (From Our Own Corukspondknt). Kuala Lumpur, Juno 28. A London cable to the Planters’ Stores and87 words
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Article36 1911-07-06 2 (FbOtf Oub Own Couhkspondrnt.) Penang, .July 8. The Vallainbrosa Rubber Co. pays a final dividend of 100 per edit., making 175 per cent, for the year, against 250 per cent, tor the previous year.36 words
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Article29 1911-07-06 2 (From Oca Own Loiikpspomirnt.) Colombo, July 4. A London t.hgram anm times that the t,.’ R k 1 "‘"l'uijy pajs un luiuiiu dividend 1 tor cent.29 words
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2248 1911-07-06 2 The second ordinary general meeting of the East Java Rubber Company, Limited, was held on June 8, at tho offices of the company, Rochester Buildings, 138, Lcadcnhall Street, E.C., Mr. F. A. Roberts (tho chairman of tho compauy) presiding. The Chairman2,248 words
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Article267 1911-07-06 2 The directors of the Khota Tampan Rubber Estate report for the year ended January 31,1911, that, on taking possession of the property, early in February, 1910, they considered it prudent that the planted area of the estate should be put into thoroughly good order before any further267 words
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Article192 1911-07-06 2 The directors of the Bujong Rubber Estates, in submitting the balance-sheet of the company as at December 31, 1910, state that the company (which was registered on December 3, 1909) was formed to acquiro as from August if>, 1909, the Bujong Rubber Estate of I,«K>l acres, situate192 words
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1005 1911-07-06 3 The first annual meeting of shareholders in tho Karan Rubber Estate Co., Limited, was held last month at Shanghai. There were present: Messrs. A. W. Burkill (Chairman), O. H. Potts and Chung Bing-him, directors, an other shareholders representing in1,005 words
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491 1911-07-06 3 The directors of the Jtigra Estate, Limited, report for the year ended March 31, 1911, that progress continues to bo most satisfactory, and they recommend that a final dividend of 35 per cent, be paid, making, with the491 words
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Article193 1911-07-06 3 The output of rubber from Batang Malaka estate since April, to June 28, is 080 lb. Mr. F. N. Stephens, late of Sapong estate British North Borneo, has joined Padua Valley estate. We regret to learn that Mr. W. 11. Hofland. of the Lanadron Estates, is laid up193 words
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733 1911-07-06 3 (From A Cokkkspondknt.) What looks like a potential revolution in the process of converting latex into rubber in begun. The now ora i« not to bo marked by any mere alteration in the preHcnt «ty lo of machinery or733 words
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Article110 1911-07-06 3 Messrs. Guthrie and Co. write that they are in receipt of a cable from the Secretaries of Cheviot Bubbcr, Limited informing tlum that the dircctois have decided te» n ako a call of Hd. p» r 2s. share pavebio in Lonelem on August I. The* call dmuM110 words
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Article629 1911-07-06 3 Malacca.—9o.ooo lb. Pegoh. -8,810 lbs. Bulcit Lin tang.—B,4oo lb*. Pantai. 1,120 lbs. Alor Gijah.—l,o2s lbs. Permata.—4Bs lbs. Allagar.—4,lso lbs. Lauderdale. —7,277 lbs. Mount Austin (Johore).— 6,100 lbs. Pandun (Johore). —1,900 lbs. l'ajatn.—7,o7o lbs. Bade I la. -2,800 lbs. Ayer Panas.—B,B7s lbs. Anglo-M&l&y. —54,847 lbs. Pataling. 21,888 lbs.629 words
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944 1911-07-06 4 Mr. J. W. Stayton, who represents large rubber interests in the United States of America, recently arrived in Ceylon to inquire into the rubber industry generally, and to obtain information as to tho present output and tho944 words
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1022 1911-07-06 4 At the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Cathay Trust Ltd., held at Shanghai, Mr. J. A. Wattio presided, and was supported by Father Castrillo, Messrs. H. A. J. Macray and J. H. McMichael, directors, J. C. Dyer, manager,1,022 words
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424 1911-07-06 4 An extraordinary general meeting of the Krubong (Malacca) Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held on dune 6, at the Cannon Street Hotel, E.C., to consider the following resolution: "That the capital of the company be increased to 2, oby tho creation of 2,0424 words
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Article186 1911-07-06 4 The first report of the Segamat (Johore) Rubber Kstates, Limited, states that tlie company was incorporated on February 9, 1910, when it acquired the two blocks, known as Segamat Blocks No. 1 and No. 2, from the Johore liubbber Lands (Malaya), Limited, comprising the following acreagesßlock 1186 words
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772 1911-07-06 4 In the Supremo Court, on July 8, Mr, Juntice Fisher gavo judgment in the action brought by F. Drage against Manleffinch, Orton and Company to rocover the snm of $8,838 which lie alleged to be772 words
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2205 1911-07-06 5 The first ordinary general meeting of the Kuala Pahi Rubber Estate, Limited, was held on May *25, at the London Chamber of Commerce, Oxford Court, Cannon Street, E.C., Mr. Hartley Aspdcn (chairman of tlio company) presiding. The Chairman2,205 words
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348 1911-07-06 5 The directors’ report on the Tebong Bub ber and Tapioca Estate, for the year ending January 81, 1911, to be presented at the third annual general meeting of shareholders to Ik; held at Shanghai, on July 25, states: Buhiikr. —Tapping348 words
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Article95 1911-07-06 5 A new feature of plantation life is disclosed by a paragraph in tho 8.N.8. Herald, which records that Mr. d. ilatton Hall, tins manager of Woodford estate arrived in Beaufort on Juno 2. A guard of honour” of his coolies was formed up outside tho railway95 words
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479 1911-07-06 5 (Fkom Ouk Own Couukhponubnt). London, Jnne 21 Soino of tlio loading prize* at tho Rubber Exhibition havo now been awarded, and I send you tho most important local result*. The Rubber Growers AHsociation of Toni Gold, Silver and479 words
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Article64 1911-07-06 5 The prices for tho period from Juno 80 to July 18, inclusive, of cultivated rubber on which export duty is leviable on an ad valorem basis in tho F.M.S. are as under:- Sheet and Biscuit 9240 per picul. Fine crcpc 9250 Best scrap in crepe64 words
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Article195 1911-07-06 5 The following were the prices obtained at the sale of rubber ait the Auction Mart, Malacca on July l. All lots were sold alnuil seven piculs—and bidding was keen and brisk all round. Ist quality sheet 9 2115 per picul. 2nd 284.80 Light crepe 227.10 Bark crepe195 words
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1087 1911-07-06 6 The second ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Tangga Dutu Rubber Company, Limited, was held at the registered office of the company, Edinburgh, on Slay 30, Mr. James Shelley Rente in presiding. The Chairman said Gentlemen. I1,087 words
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678 1911-07-06 6 The report of the Riverside (Selangor) Ruhlx r Company, Li mites], for the six months to December 31 states that the acreage of the estate continues the same as at the date of the last re|>ort, being, as |x*r the company's678 words
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1172 1911-07-06 6 The fifth ordinary general meeting of the Senawang Kubber Estates (.o., Ltd., was held on June 12, at Shanghai, Mr. (1. Grayrigge, presiding. f The Chairman, in moving the adoption ol the report and accounts, said that after writing1,172 words
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427 1911-07-06 6 Mr. E. L. Hamilton, presiding at the meet ing of the Hawaii Serai Company, Limited, on dune 8, said that the crop of rubber for the past year was lbs., against an estimate of 5,423 lbs. The expenditure on427 words
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Article104 1911-07-06 6 At an extraordinary general meeting ot tlio l lu hantau liubber Kstatc*s (Jonipciuy* I .united, held on June 2, the following re solution, which was passed at the extraordinary general meeting of the company, held on May 10, was submitted for continuation as a special resolution104 words
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Article1311 1911-07-06 7 The first annual general meeting of the Jasin (Malacca) Rubber Estates, Limited, was held on June 7 at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.C., Mr. T. Ritchie (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said: Gentlemen, I will,1,311 words
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Article197 1911-07-06 7 The directors of the Rubber and General Trust Company, in submitting their first report ami accounts for the fourteen months ended April 30, 1911, state that tho company’s original issue of capital was 50,000 shares, ii|)on which ss. per share became payable on April 11, ss.197 words
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Article263 1911-07-06 7 An extraordinary general meeting of the Dangan Rubber Company, Limited, was held on June *2, to confirm resolutions passed at a meeting on Tuesday, May 25. The resolutions were to approve of the ro-issuo by the directors of XI 5,000 X 5 percent, first mortgage debenture stock (in263 words
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Article1253 1911-07-06 7 The first unnual general meeting of shareholders of the Dennistown (Krian, F.M.S.) Rubber Estates, Limited, was he ld on dune 2, at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, K.C., Mr. Charles I*. Allen (chairman of the company)1,253 words
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503 1911-07-06 7 There are many astonishing feat urea the development of tlie Philippine IslaminjH says the Manila CablenewH. One woudersH that the great resources of the country haveH not attracted more capital and more inen.H After nearly four centuries of more or503 words
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1449 1911-07-06 8 The second ordinary general meeting of the Katnpong Kuantan Rubber Company, Limited, was held on May 30, at Winchester House, E.C. Mr. F. A. Uovott (chairman) presided. The Chairman said: in presenting our re|Nti t for the1,449 words
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1230 1911-07-06 8 The fifth ordinary general meeting of the Third Aide (K.AI.S.) Rubber Company, Limited, was held on May :>0 at the registered offices of tho company, Edinburgh, Mr. James Shelley Hontein (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said: Gentlemen, as1,230 words
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