The Straits Budget, 27 July 1911
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1911-07-27 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXV NO. 2789 Singapore, Thursday, July 27, 1911. ESTABLISHED OVER MALE A CENTUM Price 25 cents28 words
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Article201 1911-07-27 1 LEADERS Hovea and its Diseases 8 Man's Inhumanity to Man H Some Rubber Literature 8 9 The Pmts BUI 9 Mr. Lloyd George Warns 9 Prudence and Passion 9-10 Local and General— Local and Personal 1 Correspondence 2-3 Mysteries on Blakan Mati 3 Local Telegrams 8 Municipal201 words
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Article1808 1911-07-27 1 A painful sensation was created in Tientsin on the Gth inst. by the suicide of Mr. 11. Henry, manager there of the aciiutu Oil Co who shot himself in his quarters adjoining the ollice some time during the night of the oth, or < v aily in1,808 words
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Article15 1911-07-27 2 [The Straits 1 irncH is not rtßponaible for the opimous of its corresp nids'ls.15 words
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Article363 1911-07-27 2 To the Editor of the Stra’.ts Times. Sir, 'The high ratio of mortality of Singn pore during the last week i- enough to make every man’s hair stand on its end. Beyond oiling a few (Minis where larvae are swarming and dumping ou some low and marshy363 words
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Article341 1911-07-27 2 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I venture to appeal to the wide circulation of your paper in support of a subject which though ot passing interest to many is of much iuqioitaucc to not a few, 1 refer to the maintenance and upkeep of the graves341 words
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1660 1911-07-27 2 To tin: Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,-We are thankful to think that you have some public spirit in you, and are willing to work lot the public weal. l>o not get ills-ciiiii-nged, ns some seen, to have become, Imchiis.' your onus* I is not1,660 words
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Article213 1911-07-27 2 To The Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,-I am, together with five coolies, isolated on an island off Kallung River where it is quite impossible to get a water supply laiel aud we have had to get our supply from a standpipe on the Kallang Road about213 words
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Article552 1911-07-27 2 To tho Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —I am much obliged to Vao Viet' for his comment on Norman ,\i v h ideas (not mine). Would the ruin of a nation’s shipping ,j 0 troy its export trade 1 can only repeat tf question. I am552 words
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Article259 1911-07-27 2 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Siuce January this year it has been my lot to live at Labis, Johore, where decent bread is au unknown quantity. On the advice a friend in Kuala Lumpur I arranged that the train boy should bring me four259 words
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Article541 1911-07-27 2 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I have read with much interest the letter of your correspondent <J. D.” which Appeared in your valuable paper on the HKl* inst., and 1 quite agree with the views expressed by him. 1 am strongly of opinion that541 words
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388 1911-07-27 3 The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Uo.’s sale-room on July 25. Estate ot Sheriffa Katijah biute Omar al Juuied, deceased: Shop-bouse premises 41 and 42, Circular Road, 1,580 square feet, lease 999388 words
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1144 1911-07-27 3 A serious theft of securities from tho Ilank of Indo-China was made public on duly 19, in tl io third police court, during the hearing of evidcnco in the preliminary enquiry into a charge of assisting iu disjM>s ing of1,144 words
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625 1911-07-27 3 Wo havo received a copy of tho Prospectus of The Singajjoro Marino Motor Service, Limited.” Tho company proposes to start with a capital of $75,000 in $lO shares payable $6 on application and $6 on allotment. The directors are Manassch Moyer, Martin625 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article41 1911-07-27 3 (Frcm Our Own Cokrkhi*om>km). Penang, duly 19. A section of the Muslim community is endeavouring to secure the nomination of Wan L'hcc Aritlin, son of Mohauud Ault, the Malay millionaire, to succeed Hr. Locke on the Municipal Commission.41 words
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Article78 1911-07-27 3 (From Our Own Corrksiminhknt). Penang, duly 24. Tlio hearing of tho case in which Mr. ltrooksbank is charged with causing hurt to one Somanda, a puolie servant iu the execution of Ins duty, at Gedong, has been commenced at Parit Bun tar. The accused pleaded guilty but78 words
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Article46 1911-07-27 3 (From Quit Own Cokkksi>oni>knt). Penang, duly 24. A rich Malay passenger from Deli, bound to Penang on the Cornelia, lost a hand bag containing 14,210 guilders. The Penang (Milice raided the ship and thoroughly searched her but fouud no trace of the pnqierty.46 words
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Article136 1911-07-27 3 (Fuom Ouu Own (Jokkkkcondknt.) Penang, duly 25. Enquires made by the Piuaug Gazette have elicited that certain alterations and improvements are advisable at the new quarantine camp at Pulau derejak. The congestion there has been accentuated by exceptionally large arrivals of coolies and recurrent outbreaks of cholera, as136 words
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Article83 1911-07-27 3 (From Ouk Own Cokiiksi*onj»knt.) Kuala Lumpur, July ‘25. Mr. J. A. S. Jennings, editor of the Times of Malay (Ipoh) has been served with a summons following upon tho publication of articles on the I'rouilook case containing strong comments by Capital (Calcutta). Tho Times of Malaya, on83 words
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Article308 1911-07-27 3 There is a certain very CHtirnablo Malay, living on Pulau Brani or thereaboutH, who is a proud, proud man this week. He is a diver, largely employed by the military authority H oil tlio islands” for recovering articles that might have taken the wrong turning in308 words
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910 1911-07-27 4 A meeting of the Municipal Commissioners i was held on July 21. Mr. F. J. Hallifax presided over a ls»ard consisting of Dr. J. Murray Robertson. Messrs. J. Carapiot, A. \V. Bean, Tan Kheam Hock, Cliia Keng Chin, A. M S. Angullia, and910 words
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420 1911-07-27 4 Dr. Mawson, whose exjMxlition was to leave England on July 26, on route for the South Pole, is himself in Australia. He will join the ship at Hobart. The expedition is expecU*! to be absent about two years, and lias420 words
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Article168 1911-07-27 4 The Kan egasamy murder case, in which the defendants are A. 1*. Marie and Bernard Caldera, was called again in the third police court on July 25. Detective Inspector Tayloi represented the I) P.l\ aud Mr. Rraddell ap [stared in defence of Mario The only witness168 words
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Article161 1911-07-27 4 Throughout Joliore except in tho vicinity of Johore Rahru and Bandar Maharani, com munication by road is still very undeveloped The total road mileage at the former place is 112 miles. The chief road is that running to Kota Tinggi (30 miles) with extensions across the161 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article474 1911-07-27 4 Singapore Cup Competition. A largo crowd assembled on tho S.C.C. portion of the Esplanade, on July 20 to witness the re play in the football tie between tho Huffs II and tho Wanderers, aud the game was a keenly contested one. Tho Wanderers, tho team with tho less474 words
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Article498 1911-07-27 4 Singapore Golf Club. In ttie Vado Cup competition W.J. Mayson beat 1‘. F. David in the final. The rounds were Fikst Round. —Griffith Jones (10) beat Tongue (8) all square and w.o. Gilchrist GOi beat Fiulaysou (scr.), 3 and 1. David (12) beat Gaunt (8) 0 and 5. Darbisliire498 words
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Article208 1911-07-27 4 L.L.T.C. Tournament. Results in tho L.L.T.C. tournament <>q .July 19 were Mixkd Doublks A.— Miss J. Gunn and Mr. Kveritt beat Mrs. He wan and Mr. Treadgold." 0—5, 6—5. Ladies’ Doubles.— Mrs. Salzmann and Mrs. Cantrell beat Mrs. Mayson and Mrs. Gatty, 6—4, 6—5. Mrs. Sanderson and Mrs.208 words
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476 1911-07-27 4 Tho great and growing demand for agricultural and mining implements which has for months past been apparent throughout Malaya and, indeed, over the whole of the Eastern archipelago has brought iu its train the keenest competition to those engaged476 words
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912 1911-07-27 5 Although Mr. M. Hellier, Inspector of Sc hools, Singapore and Malacca, has been associated with the Education Department for close upon twenty-four years his connection with the Government Central School dates back to 1896 and during the912 words
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586 1911-07-27 5 Thirty-three Chetties, all hailing from 83 Market Street, appeared iu the senior magistrate s court, on July 24, to answer to charges of failing to report to tho medical authorities the faet that five of tho occupants of their house wero586 words
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Article134 1911-07-27 5 From tho Government Gazette of July 21, wo unearth what are presumably the final figures of tho recent census of tho Straits Settlements. There are no introductory re marks, but the figures show that in the Colony there are 869,8-1:1 Chinese, 240,206 Malays, 82,065 Indians,134 words
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Article287 1911-07-27 5 To tho Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,—In April last year I bail tho misfortune to become au inmate of the Isolation Hospital, Ralestier Road. My experience of a night’s stay in tho native ward was ho287 words
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Article312 1911-07-27 5 To begin with, in April last year I bad an attack of small qtox. As Hoon as I knew the fact, 1 thought it my duty to have my case reported to tho authorities. 1 was iu due course removed to the Isolation Hospital and put in the312 words
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Article465 1911-07-27 5 Then, at night, tho ward was lighted up with a single hurricane lamp—not of A 1 quality of course. There was not a single attendant. Kach inmate was left to bis own resources. At the call of nature, be bad to crawl barefooted over broken stones and465 words
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228 1911-07-27 5 Messrs. Fraser and Co’s weekly share circular dated 19th inst., states:— Tho iiiarktsl improvement in sliaros to which wo referred iu our last circular was only temporary and tho market has onco more assumed a very dull tone, business in rubbers228 words
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Article245 1911-07-27 5 Particulars have reached tho Pinang Gazette of a narrow escape from death experienced by Messrs. W. M. Dodds, acting Sii()erintendent Enginocr, Penang Sugar Kstates Co., Ltd., and .f. S. Wilson, of tlowarth, Erskine, Ltd., Penang, who were last Friday involved in a motorcar accident. They wero245 words
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Article142 1911-07-27 5 Antony a batch of papers lai<l before the Legislative Council, on July 21, whh a bulky document gi ving the financial report and statomentH for the year 1010. This is u new departure and shows the actual financial transactions for the past year. It is prepared142 words
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2295 1911-07-27 6 Among the new measures introduced to tho Legislative Council, on July 21 was one to provide for the management and con trol of the ports of the Colony, and which the Attorney-General said w»s of considerable importance2,295 words
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Article177 1911-07-27 6 One of the heaviest shipments of machinery ever received in Manila is that of a new generator for the Manila electric light and railroad company, which arrived recently on the Chicago Maru from Seattle. This is the lirst shipment of this nature that the company has received177 words
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Article63 1911-07-27 6 A statement laid before the Legislative Council on July 21 of the actual revenue of the Colony for 1910 on which the 2 l per cent defence contribution is payable, shows that the amount assessable is $7,778,889.91, ol which 20 percent, is 1,554,777.98. The sum paid in63 words
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Article821 1911-07-27 6 What transpired at the Colonial Offico dig. cussiou of the Shipping Conference by sir John Anderson and the representatives of tho Shipping Conference, on May 25 last i 8 set forth in a paper laid on821 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement73 1911-07-27 6 Local Property Sale. Tlio following properties were sold at Messrs II. L. Coghlau and Co.’s salerooms on .July 19: 00 Jalan iiesar, shop-house, 999 years leasehold, quit rent $1, area 1,560 sq. ft., monthly rent $20, bought by Mr. ,J. A. Klias, for $2,750. —25, Robinson Hoad, statutory grant Vo.73 words
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2111 1911-07-27 7 We havo received from Mr. D.G. Campbell. General Adviser to tho Joliore Government, a report compiled by him upon tho affairs of the State of .Joliore in 1910. It is a doubly interesting document in that it2,111 words
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888 1911-07-27 7 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, -Where is your Malacca correspondent Surely Malacca has not gone to sleep again that it has no news for the outside world About this time last year there was at least a promise of awakening888 words
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Article314 1911-07-27 7 The valuation of tho jewels of tlio late Haron Stefan van ltonicxky and his wife drowned in the wreck of the La Seync, took place on the 4th, r»11» and Oth inst., at the buildino of tho Java Hank, Hatavia, in the presence of tin;314 words
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Article114 1911-07-27 7 Tlio following report of a somowlmt extraordinary accident comes from Luudu, Sarawak. At tlio latter cud of .)tin«? a party of live Slakow Dyaks started out to Heart’ll for honey in the jungle. Arriving at ulu Siamatan tin y came aerons a Ixn-hive attach* ed to114 words
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Article33 1911-07-27 8 Darkk. At Singapore, on .Inly 21, fl e wife of the lsto Air. C. il. Darke, of u daughter. Lyons. On .Inly 2.', the wife of apt. il. Lyons, of a non.33 words
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Article33 1911-07-27 8 Dribhkn Schuhtkr. On .Inly 25, af the Presbyterian Church. Sin jipore, by tho Itev• W. Ittmcimau, Wilhel n Drieseu, of Sonrabaya, to Helene Schuster, daughter of Richard Schuster, Ks<|., of liaspe, Westphalia.33 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1023 1911-07-27 8 precaution which should be taken.—Straits Times, duly 20. The model text book for planters has still to be written. In all probability the writer of it will uot be a great scientist, but a man who lias the knack of lucid exposition and orderly arrangement, combinedprecaution which should be taken.—Straits Times, duly 20. - 1,023 words
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Article1063 1911-07-27 8 —Straits Times, July 21. Wo are publishing to-day a letter from a cultured and able, though not a wealthy, member of the local Chinese community. It describes a night ho spent in the native ward at the infectious hospital, and we have every reason to believe—Straits Times, July 21. - 1,063 words
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Article1031 1911-07-27 8 —Straits Times, July 22. The last mail brings us a copy of tin Official Guide Book and Catalogue to the Second International Kubbor and Allied Trades Exhibition. It is a volume of nearly six hundred pages and some of the sections are admirably well done. Tho Malayan.—Straits Times, July 22. - 1,031 words
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Article1066 1911-07-27 9 Straits Times, July 24. Wo do not propose to criticise any of the clauses of tho Ports Bill in detail. A draft prepared under the care of such men as Mr. Beliield, Sir Hugh Fort, and Mr. Braddell is not likely to contain defects which it wouldStraits Times, July 24. - 1,066 words
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Article1198 1911-07-27 9 Straits Times, July 25. We have been specially impressed by tho speech of Mr. Lloyd-Georgo at a dinner of bankers and merchants because it crow’ns the thought that has been underneath some of our own comments on the European political situation. Tho Chancellor of the Exchequer.— Straits Times, July 25. - 1,198 words
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Article1049 1911-07-27 9 is his duty to keep iutuct. —Straits Times, .July 26. Much may be Hai<l for and against tho Unionist members of the House of Commons who lent their heads the other night when Mr. Asquith rose to make a Htatement with reference to tho intentions of theis his duty to keep iutuct.—Straits Times, .July 26. - 1,049 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement94 1911-07-27 8 Tb* 1 out |>ricw of the Straits Tima l** $.’»H tt y»nr The pott free price of the Straits Hmlgrt it $l4 a year. It it not necewarv to sulMtcribc for a year. The tub•cnptiont for thorter permit arc at the tame proper tionate rate at for a vear. The94 words
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Obituary29 1911-07-27 8 DEATH. Backiiouhk. On June 19, at Tunbridge Wells, Colonel Julius Butt Backhouse, c.n.. of I Jos 1, late commanding 2nd Battalion East Kent Regiment (The Buffs), aged 57 years.29 words
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530 1911-07-27 10 The ninth ordinary general meeting of shareholders in the Hclat Tin Mining Company Ltd. was held on July 24 at Gresham House, Mr. A. Derrick presiding, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, the chairman said the530 words
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Article85 1911-07-27 10 Wo liavo rocoited from tho local agents ol the Standard Liifo Assurance Company, Mokhth. Adamson, Gilhllan and Co., a copy ol the directors’ report for the year ended Novuiuher 1 5, IUIO and re|>ort on the sixteenth investigation. The revenue lor the year was •t 185 words
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Article959 1911-07-27 10 A paper on the emoluments of the Governor of the .straits Settlements was laid on the table of the Legislative Council last Friday, containing the following correspondence Secretary of State to Sir John Anderson. Downing Street, March 3, 1911.959 words
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651 1911-07-27 10 Last year was a more prosperous period for l’enang than was anticipated. The annual report just compiled by the Hon. \V. Evans, Hesident*Couucillor, and laid before the Legislative Council last week, shows that the actual revenue of the settle ment was651 words
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Article2359 1911-07-27 11 That a new stylo in tho cut of the hair may mean, on tho one hand, a saving of millions of dollars a ye ar to a whole people, involving the destiny of a nation, and, on the other hand, tho most disastrous derangement of economic conditions,2,359 words
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304 1911-07-27 11 The Bombay Malaria Investigation Committee*, in forwarding to their Government their final report after two years’ inquiry by Dr. Charles Bentley, say the figures show an appalling prevalence of the disease, esjiecially among children in parts of the city. Tho annual304 words
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699 1911-07-27 11 The Hongkong Telegraph of tin; 10th inst. remarks that without any exaggeration of language, tho preseiit position of tho opium market, iu ho far as Hongkong and Shanghai aro concerned, may bo described as iu a slate699 words
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Article105 1911-07-27 11 A banquet was given on uly Id in London in celebration of Mr. .loseph Chamberlain's birthday. There were 110 guests, representing Mr. Chumlierluin's ago with the number of years of his memhership of the I louse of Commons. All wore orchids. Mr. Halfour paid a tribute to105 words
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Article5165 1911-07-27 12 London, July 19. At Bisloy, tho Canadian Corporal Trainor haH w'on the bronze medal for the first stage in the King’s prize. Another bye-election is impending in the Middleton Division of Lancashire, as Sir W. It. Adkins has been appointed Recorder of Nottingham. Teheran messages state that tho5,165 words
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Article833 1911-07-27 13 Berlin, July 19. A Vladivostock press message Hays BuHsia intends to make Pctropavlovsk a naval |x»rt and fortress, because the port is larger than that of Vladivostook. The Emperor Francis Joseph personally delivered his s|>eecli from the throne. He dwelt the good relations of Austria with Germany and833 words
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287 1911-07-27 13 At the Sinnajioro Assizes, on July 19 G'hiow Ah Tiew, a II y lam motor car driver, wah found not guilty on a charge of causing tin* death of Ang Teow, by driving a car in a rash and negligent manner287 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article300 1911-07-27 14 July II Ajax, Brit, str., O ven, Liverpool, Muostiold Auihria, Gor. str, Foldtanano, Hamburg. B-hn Mcy* r II rtnione, IMt. str., John, Novorossisk, Paterson S moon C. A pear, Brit, sir., Towokcii 1, Hongkong. Paterson Simons Hirgola, Brit Mtr., Seot\ N’castl Bonstead Jahu', Bus Htr., Jorgonitn, Dalny, Ka>.t Asiatic300 words
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Article290 1911-07-27 14 July 19 B r a«*ira. 0>)r. H*r., Antwerp vis ports Jdkut, Hiih. str., Penang and Calcutta 20 Achilles, H'it. ntr.. Antwerp via ports J-tpan, B'ir. st-., P.-na» g and C+lcutla Arub ia. (Tt. rtr., .Tspan via ports Nutiia, Brit, str., Antwerp via ports T* i*h‘h. Hr it. st*.. Nfgspa*nni290 words
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715 1911-07-27 14 (From Our Own Cokhkhl'ONDKNt.) Penang, July 25. The I tacos o|>onotl iu splendid weather and under ideal conditions. The attendance was fair at the start, improving later. The results aro as follow’s Mixkd Handiuai*. For horses. One mile. Mr. Lee715 words
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Article238 1911-07-27 14 Singapore, Jclv 26, 1911 ■XOHANQB. Ok London—Bank 4 zn/s 2/4} Demand 3/4& Private 6 m/s 2/4}} do 8 to ft 2/4 J i] Ok Gbkwant—Bank d/d 288} Private 8 m/t 242} On France—Bank d/d 294} Private 8 tx/r 299 On India—Bank T. T. 1741 Private 80 d/e238 words
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Article950 1911-07-27 14 Singapore, Jolt 26, 1911. MINING. Issue IS Value Buyers. Sellers 10 10 Belat T» 4 f0 4.26 lO 10 Brnang 4 75 5 25 10 10 Brunch HyJ 5.00 6 00 10 10 Kacaboi 1.60 1 65 £1 £1 Kinta Tic 20.05 22 lb £1 £1 Kledang950 words
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Page 15 Advertisements
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Advertisement211 1911-07-27 15 t ■3 ,LD. k .*v w HORNSBY’S t GAS ENGINE AND SUCTION GAS PLANT. (SUITABLE FOR ANTHRACITE, CORE, CHARCOAL AND OTHER FUELS). NOW IN USE v ON NUMER0U8 ESTATES. BIG 8UCCE88. m THE MOST ECONOMICAL PLANT EXI8TENT. EASILY OPERATED. <•»** AGENTS FOR HORNSBY’S OIL ENGINE. SHALL OIL CONSUMPTION I NO211 words
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Advertisement609 1911-07-27 16 m la Electrical, Mechanical, Marine Civil Engineers Shipbuilders. E8TATE TOOLS, 8T0RE8 AND REQUSITES. Large Stocks. Prompt Delivery. PROPRIETORS OF THE M PAT M TAPPING KNIFE. Bt RT RAM'S Rubber Machinery AWARDED 1st PRIZE AND GOLD MEDAL, SINGAPORE, 1910. Rubber Factories, Drying Sheds, Smoke Houses, Coolie Lines, etc., etc. Eutimates and609 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1400 1911-07-27 1 A Dnnober of shares in which local inventors are interested are not quoted in local share lists, and there are orcas’ooa'ly wido margins between quotations here and in London Wo quote below tbo best available1,400 words
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Article111 1911-07-27 2 London and Sinoarork Uctrbku Pricks 1 Onnkral— Tho Rubber Exhibition 3 Tho Rubber Industry 8 Dutch Analyses of Rubber 8 Tho Wickham Testimonial 8 Jitnali Estate Case 4 F.M.S. Rubber Ex]H>rts 5 Rubber Items 5 Rubber Production 6 Malacca Rubber Auction 6 Tklkokams.- London Rubber Auctions 2 Linggi’s New111 words
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175 1911-07-27 2 (From Our Own Corrkhpondknt.) London, July 25. The lfubber Auction which opened to day was marked by a briske r tone, better demand and more confidence among Hcllera. Tho total (piantity of plantation offered was 292 tons (289 Malayan)175 words
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Article66 1911-07-27 2 (1'Kom Ouk Own Cohkkmi'ondknt.) Penang, July 19. A London telegram states that Linggi i mutations are issuing £10,000 of further capital. Already a largo area, somo 265 square nnlcH.of the lands adjoining the Johore State railway has boon alienated for cultivation, tut a trade In the valuable66 words
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1395 1911-07-27 2 The statutory meeting of the members of tho Kombok (F.M.S.) Rubber Company, Limited, was held on June 29 at the registered office of the company, 5. Whittington Avenue, E. C., Mr. Ronald W. Giblin (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman1,395 words
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121 1911-07-27 2 (From <>ub Own Corhkspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, July *24. The Port Swcttenham Co’s, appeal was heard to-day, the result being that the Appeal Court, consisting of Mr. Justice Law, Mr. Justice Kbdeu, aud Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, allowed the appeal121 words
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Article156 1911-07-27 2 (From Dim Own Corukspondbnt.) Penang, July 24. At the meeting of the Nellmay Rubber Company, the report was adopted. With reference to tho proposed sale, Mr. Cecil Law stated that Mr. E. L. Hamilton, of London, had offered 115,000 in shares, but Mr. W. Duncan on his156 words
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Article902 1911-07-27 2 The first annual general meotiug of tho Strathisla (Perak) Rubber Estates, Limited was held on Juno 21, at Salisbury House' E.C., Mr. A. L. Ingall, chairman of tho com-' pany, presiding. The Chairman said Gentlemen, it is suth a902 words
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2194 1911-07-27 3 The following description of the Loudon Hubber Exhibition is takeu from tho Loudon and China Express to hand by Saturday s mail: The Earl of Seiborne on June 26 opened the second International Rubber and Allied Trade’s Exhibition at2,194 words
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491 1911-07-27 3 The first report on the Punggor Rubber Estates, Ltd., since the dotation of the company, for presentation at the annual meeting called to be held at Malacca, on .1 uly 22 states At the commencement no trees had Is sen491 words
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372 1911-07-27 3 The following apjiears in the liondon and China ICxpress of June 80: The market for Para ia rather firmer, with a moderate buainena doing in Hard Fine at slightly dearer rates, closing at 4a. Id. valuo ou the H|»ot, last year 10s.372 words
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Article232 1911-07-27 3 Tho Ddi Courant contains the articles regulating the condition under which Lho Department of Agriculture (in Holland) will undertake the chcmieal analysis of raw and prepared rubber and similar products, beginning from August 1 next. The work will be carried on at tho Technical University at232 words
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Article102 1911-07-27 3 Tin? Rubber (i rowers' \ssociation, at a banquet in Loudon oil .Inly 7, presents*! Mr. Homy Wickham with .111 allress, a cheque tor a tlions md guineas and an annuity in recognition of 1 1 oi introduction of l*<tra rulibor into Ceylon. Sir John Anderson, who was102 words
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2968 1911-07-27 4 Before Mr. Justice Fisher, iu the Supreme Court, on July 19, the case was continues! in which the Jiinali Rubber Estate, Ltd., are suing the; Hongkong und Shanghai Ranking Corporation to recover 97,500 the value of a2,968 words
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Article153 1911-07-27 4 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 20. The wedding took place yesterday at St Mark’s Church, of Mr. R.C.M. Kiudersley, sou of Capt. H.W.O. Kiudersley, late 29th Regi meut, to Miss Collis, elder daughter of the late Major-General Collis. The bride was given away by153 words
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Article376 1911-07-27 4 Presiding at the meeting of the Oriental Rubber Company, Limited, on June 27, Mr. F. T. Vcrner said that the expenditure of X*t> per acre, as against £4, for the previous year had been much heavier than contemplated, especially on the eradication of cover plants. In making376 words
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928 1911-07-27 5 TALI AYER RUBBER. Large Increase in the Planted Area —Dividend Outlook. The statutory meeting of the Tali Ayer Rubber Estates, Limited, was held on .Tune 29, at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, E. C., Mr. E. L. Hamilton (chairman of company) presiding. The Chairman said: This is the statutory meeting of928 words
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397 1911-07-27 5 Tlie second annual report of the Changkat Saluk Rubber and Tin, Limited, states that the manager had assumed that tho area under rubber at December 81 was 2,(MM) acres, but the survey disclosed a shortage <9 115 acres. While this is397 words
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Article294 1911-07-27 5 Ft was mentioned at the goneral meeting of the Cameroons Kautsclmk Compaguic, which was held in Merlin towards the end of June, that the negotiations for the sale of the undertaking to an English syndicate had been broken off, in the sense that the company had refused294 words
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Article102 1911-07-27 5 A comparative statement of cultivated rubber exported from tho F.M.S. in 1910 and 1911, published in the F.M.S. Ga/etto, supplies the following totals .Tuue, Total this Increase*. 1911. year, on 1910. lbs. lbs. lbs. Perak 342,806 2,171,640 1,227,892 Selangor 725,468 5,267,284 1,555,076 N. Sembilan 161,265 904,570 284,898102 words
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877 1911-07-27 5 The statutory mesiting of the members of the Selangor United Rubber Estate**- Limited, was held on June 27. at the offices, 5, Whittington Avenue, K.C., Mr. T. X. Motion (the chairman) presiding. The Chairman said Gentlemen, this meet ing, as877 words
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500 1911-07-27 5 'Hie first report of the Jurti KsUtcs, Liiui U<l. for the* m 1 riot! of 14 months to March 81, tlmt tlio property wan taken over on bt'half of the ootu|NUiy on February 1, 1910, an«l situs* then wort hat Ux*n t500 words
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Article321 1911-07-27 5 The engagement is annotmaed of Mr. 0.0 Ash, manager of Klaming estate, and Mian Gibson, sister of Mrs. Prior, of GolduQ Hope Estate. A school for agriculture has been o|>onod at Buitcnzorg. It commences with 50 students including 14 natives, and there are 120 applications more to be321 words
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764 1911-07-27 6 Having published the various estate returns as received,, wc now tabulate them so as to show the monthly pnxluetion since the beginning of the year together with the average monthly output, fiactions excepted, during 1910. At tin*764 words
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Article167 1911-07-27 6 \Nt! ftre indcbtcil to Messrs. Barlow and Company for the following statistics of the export of Bara rubber from January 1 toJune 30, IUII, (Singapore), to .lune 21 (Penang) and to Juno 23 (Port Swettcnham), tlio correspondin'* periods of 1910 and 1909 bein" also oiveu: From 1911 1910167 words
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1568 1911-07-27 6 The sixth annual ordinary general mooting of the Federated Rubber Company, Limited, was held on June 29, at the office of the company, Mr. H. K. Rutherford (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said In a small1,568 words
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Article172 1911-07-27 6 The report of the Central Sumatra Rubber Kstates, Limited, states that since the meeting of the shareholders on Februrry 14, 1911, good progress appears to have been made with the development of the property. The visiting agent’s report, dated May 13, gave the following particulars 473172 words
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Article47 1911-07-27 6 The following prices were realized at the sale of rubber at Aialaeca auction mart on July 22 Fine Sheet $228.00 per picnl Lark Crepe No. 1 $141.11 liark Crepe No. 2 $121.75 String Scrap $120.10 The bidding was keen and all lots were sold.47 words
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