The Straits Budget, 26 October 1911
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1911-10-26 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXV NO. 2802 Singapore, Thursday, October 26, 1911. ESTABLISHED (JVEN NAIF A •HNTUI Price 25 cents28 words
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Article241 1911-10-26 1 LEADERS The Wantonueiw of War h Reserve of Doctors H The Attitude of Italy 8-9 Progress or Stagnation 9 British Political Position 9-10 Progress of Revolution 10 Local am> Gknkral— Local and Personal l-‘2 Pulau Jerejak Camp 3 The Federal Council 4 Local Telegrams 4 Notes from241 words
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Article3471 1911-10-26 1 A pretty wedding took placo at the Portuguese Church of St Joseph, on the inst., the contracting parties being ■J r John Baptist Pestana, son of the late Albert Matthew Pestana, and Miss Caroline Mary Eli/.aboth Scott, sixth dangle r f Mr. Thomas A. Scott, of Victoria3,471 words
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Article15 1911-10-26 2 [1 be Straits T imea in not responsible for the opinions of its omspondents.15 words
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Article623 1911-10-26 2 To the Editor of the Straits Tiruos. Sir,- -1 am sorry to see that Mr. La who u has run oil the rails in reply to my letter of the 3rd inst. and has once again advertised his “greet” through the medium of your valuable paper. I623 words
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Article540 1911-10-26 2 To the Editor of tlio Straits Times. Sir, —My colleague, the Rev. Dr. .T. Campbell Gibson (whom the Chinese of Swatow have appointed Chairman of the above fund, for which donations may be sent direct to the Hongkong and Shanghai Ranking Corporation at Hongkong), writes to540 words
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Article71 1911-10-26 2 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —A correspondent suggested in you* paper a few days ago that the Empire Cup should be displayed in some public place. The Curator has kindly consented to allow it to be shown in the silver room at the Museum,71 words
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Article86 1911-10-26 2 Shot Through a Door.” To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—With reference to your article Shot Through a Door in your issue of yesterday, we beg to inform you that the traveller con cerne<l is not an employee of this firm, but is a Continental manufacturer's representative passiug through86 words
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Article121 1911-10-26 2 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, 1 trnst you will kindly spare me a little* space in your paper for the purpose of bringing to the notice of the powers that be the manner in which blasting operations are conducted at Mount Wallieli. Debris,121 words
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Article432 1911-10-26 2 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —With reference to S. V.’s letter in your issue of the 11th inst. and the replies thereto by An Old Resident,” Lila and L. K. Y.” iu later issues, I beg to state that I am more or less in432 words
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Article48 1911-10-26 3 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Kabics exists in Malacca. Extraordinary notices, mu/zling ordinances, etc., have been issued, including destruction of strayers. Hut within municipal limits, collarless, licenceless and luuz/.leless dogs roam at will. What price rabies!—Yours, etc.. Poou Mu/.zlkh hot,oik. Malacca, October 21. 1911.48 words
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Article1454 1911-10-26 3 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —With reference to your Saturday's leader, The Attitude of Italy,” I have got to say to you 1. That you have wilfully falsified history in writing that Turkey is defending in Tripoli sovereign rights which are several centuries old. In1,454 words
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Article191 1911-10-26 3 lu the* Ivlitor of the Str.'iitH Timet*. Sir, In the «hort paragraph which uppeurcd iu youi insuc of yesU relay, you refer to the recent death of Monsieur Henry Hons -aye, an eminent French historian and a member of tho French Academy. Your remark that Mr. Ileury191 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article410 1911-10-26 3 The S.C.C. Tournament. Tlio results of play on tin- l*th inst.. am given below:— Cham I* i on hm 11-. Gaunt bt-at Klcintuaun 0 2. 0 A. SlNOLKH. Lyall v. Butler untin. It. Sinulks. Jennings beat ltuys 10 8, 0 I. C. SlNOLKH. .K okins boat Dovo 6410 words
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Article135 1911-10-26 3 Intercolonial Rifle Match. The Secretary of the Singajiorc Killo A*so» (nation has written to the Secretary of the Ceylon Volunteer Kith; \HHociation, euipnring whether the animal match liotw’een the two clubs could l>e arranged. The uhullctigo lias been accepted, and the Ceylon t.oaui will tire olf at Hunupitiya135 words
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Article208 1911-10-26 3 .Sport*. The preliminary heats in the ulxivc sports were run off oil the 24th and the results were as billows 100 Yaliis Flu I(\* k: 1st heat 1 L. II. dc /viva, 2 F. T. Kphraums; 2nd heat 1 W. A. Kcyt, 2 K. Galistan Mrd heat 1 P.208 words
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Article396 1911-10-26 3 We observe that our esteemed contentpornry, the Pinaiig Gazette, has mode some comments on the articles we bad a few days ago, altout the (Quarantine Camps at Penang. We have to thank our contcuqiorary for culling our attention to a slip of the pen by which the396 words
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Article159 1911-10-26 3 It is reported from ('aiiton that the piece goods in irket there is in a state of unrest owing to the failure of tin. e firms inter. strd in the trade, and it is feared others will lie in volved, says a Shanghai report dah d October159 words
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2496 1911-10-26 4 (From Ouk Own Corukhi’ondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, October 25. Sir Arthur Young, K.C.M.O., and Lady Kvelyn Young arrive<l here shortly before five o’clock lust evening. The railway station was gaily decorated, and the visitors were met2,496 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article161 1911-10-26 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October i 9. The funeral of the late Mr. Richey wa* attended by the Resident-Council lor (the Hou. W. Kvausi, the Hon. R. Y’oung, M r> Justice Thornton, Mr. Peel and others Mr. Starr represented the Hunt Club, which sent a161 words
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Article79 1911-10-26 4 (From Ock Own Correspondent.) Hongkong. October 20. The annual budget speech of the Governor, Sir Frederick Lugard, was of a most satisfactory nature. There is no new taxation in contemplation. The revenue for the past year was easily a record, being more than double that of twelve years79 words
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Article88 1911-10-26 4 (From Grit Own Correspondent.) Sereiuban, October 22. Selangor beat Negri Sembilan at football at Sereiuban on Saturday, by three goals to nil. The game started in injuring rain and there were small lakes all over the ground. Weston scored cleverly in the first minute, and Small88 words
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Article448 1911-10-26 4 Oar short comment in the issue of the 18th lust., on the prospectus of The Singapore Motor tar Company. Limited,” brought Mr. .1, A. Hamilton, the only Kuropean named as a director, to see us with explanations. They are full aud conclusive and absolutely exonerate Mr. Hamilton448 words
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869 1911-10-26 5 (From Our Own Corrksronoknt.) Kota Bahru. October 17. By the Krian to-day, the British Adviser, Mr. J. Scott Masou, leaves for Singapore on his way homeward on a well-earned holiday. Mr. Mason is so well known throughout the Straits and F.M.S.869 words
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1609 1911-10-26 5 Supplementing, as it were, his public lecture on anti-malaria measures, Dr. Malcolm Watson, of Klang, read a paper on the eeo uomie aspect of the subject at a meeting of the Malaya Brauch of the British Medical1,609 words
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Article172 1911-10-26 5 Mr. Justice Sereombe Smith has #iven an important decision at Kuala Lumpur Assize Court. Durin# the heat in# of a per jury ehar#e a#ainst a ('hiiiainan in respect to a civil action, the Deputy Public Prosecutor said he proposed to prove the statements said to he172 words
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728 1911-10-26 5 A .small[>ox prosecution of morn than usual interest was heard by Mr. Firmstono in the District Court on the 20th, an elderly Javanese names) ilaji llasan being charged with failing to re*pe>rt a case of Ninallpox. It wan stated that elofenehmt728 words
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Article168 1911-10-26 5 When you nu ntioned tin sad death of Mr. Ilichey at 1*01)***** you luioht have icfcmd also to the death of Captain 11 nr l;it)< 1 m Singapore us ii proof ot tin- terrible mod tlioro is of sui'ooou H|K“oi<ilist 4 out lu re." So writes ii168 words
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Article1036 1911-10-26 6 The presence of the white sunned revolutionary banner Haunting defiantly against the yellow dragons of the Chinese Imperial fla#, from hundreds of houses and shops in Singapore, on Wednesday last, indicated only in a small decree the1,036 words
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408 1911-10-26 6 Mr. .1. Henry, as honorary secretiny. signs the annual report aud statement of accounts of the SingajKm- St. Andrew’s Society for the year ending August HI last. The report, which will be discussed at the anuual general meeting of408 words
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250 1911-10-26 6 Prof. Went writes in Natura, the organ of the Netherlands Natural History Association, as follows: It is well known that the cultivation of tropical orchids presents numerous difficulties. I hit the most difficult of these is tho production of the plants from seed. In the250 words
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415 1911-10-26 6 (h'ito.M ()i t r Own Cokkksi'ondknt.) Pouting, ()ctobor 2tt. His Bxcollency tlio Governor, Sir Arthur Young, K.C.M.G., and party arrived here at 8.1/5 a.m. to-day. The weather was threatening. 11. E. landed at Victoria Pier at ten. The following415 words
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857 1911-10-26 6 (From Ouk Own Cokhkspondent.) Penang, October *2o. Ou lauding this morning, His Excellency the Governor, Sir A. Young, K.C M.G., and Lady Evelyn Young were welcomed by an immense gathering of all classes of the community. The address of the Penang Chamber of857 words
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Article207 1911-10-26 6 (From Our Own Cohrbspondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, October 24. Sir Arthur Young and party reached Taipiug by special train from Penang, yesterday afternoon, the visit being made for the purpose of investing Mr. R. G. Watson with the C.M.G. (ireat interest was evinced in the ceremony which took207 words
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Article121 1911-10-26 6 Abdullah was employed by the Penang Municipality to kill rats and in the nrs» month of his engagement he tried to einulat® Browning’s hero of Hamel in that ho assert ed that he caught upwards of 2,0()0. How^ ever, Dr. Park gave Abdullah notice that»121 words
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776 1911-10-26 7 MiHR Doris Madden's concert iu the Teutonia Club on October 20 was attended bv a very appreciative audience of about a hundred people. The clever young pianist was assisted by Mr. .1.11. I). Pennink, violin, and Mr. C. L. Duff, who776 words
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1206 1911-10-26 7 i lie continued hearing of w itnesses in tho C uronla case-in which the master and 1 1 11vo s *ol arc ell irgod with making a false declaration with regard to infectious disease on board occupied the attention of .Mr. hirmstone,1,206 words
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347 1911-10-26 7 All recent exploits of local burglars are surpassed by thu achievement of the one or more members of that fraternity who burgled the office of Captain Chancellor, the Chief Police Officer, on the- night of the 22nd instant. Whoever [tcrpetmUxl347 words
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Article137 1911-10-26 7 During the course oi a severe thunderstorm which passed over Scrombau, recently, last, no less than three buildings on the Third Mile Estate were struck by lightning, and one Tamil coolie* was killed. Tne bungalow occupied by Mr. Coles, one of the assistants, was struck, kitchen and137 words
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Article118 1911-10-26 7 The programme of the Sitiga)x»re District Conference, which is to be held under the presidency of Bishop < Mdhum. has been issued. Tho Conference' will meet at Singapore on October2B,29and3o. On the 28th there w ill he an examination of local preachers, a Chinese session in Middle118 words
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443 1911-10-26 7 The mortality statistics for Singapore for the week ended October 11, mark a death rate of 47.91 per mille, excluding St. John’s Island. This is an increase of 2.64 on the rate for the previous week. Tho most significant and443 words
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174 1911-10-26 7 The Empire Day Essay Challenge Cup, recently guimxl by Ethel B. Lea, has now been handed over for exhibition to the Baffles Museum by the Director of Education, and may lx* seen in the Begalia ease in tho Entrance Hall.174 words
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Article173 1911-10-26 7 Thoiiohtlessness on Homebody's part caused an alarming carriage accident in Outrank I toad on the 10th. About H o’clock p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Haskins wero driving alono that thoroughfare in a victoria and lmp|>cued on a patch that is at present tinder repair. A cauldron for tbo173 words
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Article83 1911-10-26 8 Ali.kn. >n Friday. October 20, at the Maternity Hospital, Singajiore, tin* wife of 11. C. W. Alien, of a daughter. lircilAN. ()ti September 21, at Kllow, Aberdeenshire, tin; wife of B- G. Buchan. Tientsin, a daughter. SciiAltK.NOfTivKL. —On October 20. at Silica jMin*. tlio wifo »*f Or. d. A.83 words
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Article118 1911-10-26 8 Inoi.kmy Bray. On September 2d, at Fast Looo, Cornwall, F. .1. Ingleby, St. George's Kstato, Matugama, t’l ylon, to I salad Mary Bray. Pkstana -Scott. At tlio Church of St. •Joseph, Singapore, on October 21, by the |{cv. Father Briganea, .lobn Baptist, son of tlio lato Mr. \lbi*rt Matthew118 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1058 1911-10-26 8 or motherland of lajxlogs. —Straits limes, October 111. A small telegram printed the other day says that Germany and Britain are exchanging views on the question of a limitation of armaments, the conversations having been opened by the initiative of the former a few months ago.or motherland of lajxlogs.—Straits limes, October 111. - 1,058 words
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Article1157 1911-10-26 8 —Straits Times, October 20. The death of Mr. d. <l. Itichey. adviser to the Perl is (iovernment, is a painful reminder of the risks to which we are all exposed in a country whore skilled doctors are few and far between, and where a surgical specialist does—Straits Times, October 20. - 1,157 words
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Article1042 1911-10-26 8 —Straits Times, October 21. It is generally in comic opera that tho brigand puts on an expression of pained and injured innocence when he finds that his captive does not take kindly to suggestions for lopping off an ear or a toe or a finger or—Straits Times, October 21. - 1,042 words
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Article1034 1911-10-26 9 desires to support.—Straits Times, Oetobcr 23. Thc report on the Colony of the Straits Settlements for the year 1910 has just been issued. It comes rather late, but, on tlio other hand, it is a final and complete review of a year that saw a good dealdesires to support.—Straits Times, Oetobcr 23. - 1,034 words
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Article1108 1911-10-26 9 greater than the good. Straits Times, October 24. We are sorry to see so much heat in the tone of British political discussion. The strife over tho House of Lords is elosed for the present, and the fight over Home Buie has not begun. Tho only mattergreater than the good. Straits Times, October 24. - 1,108 words
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Article1124 1911-10-26 10 who can draw it aside.—Straits Times, October 25. A rebel is a patriot who has failed, or who has not yet Hucc«*eded. In a few months time the rebels in China may be the most honoured and most trust'd |>eople in that country. For the present theywho can draw it aside.—Straits Times, October 25. - 1,124 words
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Advertisement92 1911-10-26 8 fh« Powt freo price «f tlie Straits Timex is #‘W ;> y>s:\r The po»t free price of the Straits Hrntget i» $l4 a year. It it not net:r»»aiy to tulMcribe for a year. The subscription* for shorter periods are at the tame proportionate rate at for a year. r h--92 words
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Obituary94 1911-10-26 8 DKATIIS. I’k.ciik.— < )n < )etober 0, at tin* (Jencral I los pital, Howard < lord on IVcIio. 4 l yearn. Moimnt. On September 20, at London, Sophia <ieorj»ina, wife of Admiral Sir Morant, K.C.H., aged I’lumiik. At fit, Clarendon Itoad. I’utney, on October 1">, Christopher I'lunibe, late fnsjK'ctor of94 words
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219 1911-10-26 10 In their weekly share circular, dated the 19th inst., Messrs. Fraser and Co. state: There has been some improvement in the market since our last report, and business lias been well distributed over the various sections. The tone has been219 words
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906 1911-10-26 10 We much regret to announce that Capt. P. S. Harland, of The Buffs, died at the General Hospital early on the morning of October 20. He had been ill with an internal complaint about one week, and was operated upon and906 words
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209 1911-10-26 10 The Singapore Municipal Estimates for 1912 are printed in the last issue of tho Government Gazette, and therein we find the following statement of estimated reventi. and expenditure: Revenue. Carriages and Horses, Carts and Dogs 198,000.00 Licences, Etc. On Dangerous209 words
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Article257 1911-10-26 10 The half-yearly report of the Sungei Raia Tin Mines, the registered office of which is in Melbourne, where tho shareholders were to meet on September 28, states that refer encc to the Managing Director’s report will show that the highly satisfactory running time obtained during the257 words
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910 1911-10-26 11 When the Chief Justice, Sir W. H. Hyndnian Jones, took his scat with the customary formalities at the Assize Court, on October 24 there was a very large attendance of natives to hear the allegations of910 words
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423 1911-10-26 11 In the annual roport of tho registration of birth and deaths in the Straits Settlements, for the year 1910, Dr. F. B. Croucher, acting Registrar-General, observes :—The moan estimated {xjpulation which, calculated from the census returns, was 572,249 for423 words
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Article214 1911-10-26 11 The firm of Van Arcken and Co., jewellers at Batavia, showed a representative of the Java Bode on the 13th instant some of the articles they intend to display at the exhibition of European Industry to be held at Sourabaya next month. There were two stones214 words
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Article98 1911-10-26 11 The I legislative Council meets on Friday, November 3, when there is a heavy agenda of business, which includes the Estate Labourers, Supervision of labour, Bill (to provide for the prohibition of the employment of classes of labour on agricultural estates or other places of employment for98 words
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Article5932 1911-10-26 11 [Long and Hpocially important messages will bo found under separate headings. All the othor Reuter telegrams received during the past week are givon below. Wednesday, October 18. The Vienna Die Zeit learns from its Constantinople corresjiondont5,932 words
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Article1580 1911-10-26 13 Berlin, October 17. Tho appointment of Yuau shih-kai as commander of Jiutsohang proves that the dynasty recognizes the seriousness of tho situation. Ambassador Liang tung yen. in a press interview at Berlin, lias expressed confidence that the troops iu tho North will side with Yuan shih-kai. and that1,580 words
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Article236 1911-10-26 13 Messrs. Rubinstein, Nash, and Co., of 6 and 6, Raymond-buildings, Gray’s Inn, write to the Times: in or about the year 1H25 Captain John Paterson, the then senior officer of the Honourable Fast India Company's ships in China, was presented with one large and two smaller236 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article295 1911-10-26 14 October 19 Hitachi Mora, .lap yf r., Yam&waki, Midrib h brougb, Paterson S mons Delhi, Brit, str., Bradshaw, S’ghai, P. A O. Benarty, Brit, st r., Sarclmt, London, Patur coo Simons 19 Oranje, Dut. sir., Utlkiu*, Amsterdam. Slips Agency, Ltd. flatanma, Brit. str., Ko»r, Hongkong, Peterbod Simons Moobooo, Brit,295 words
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Article203 1911-10-26 14 October If f Ballmoutb, Brit. str., Tarakan Benarty, Brit. str., Hongkong and Japs a Dilwara, Brit. str., Calcutta via porta Oranje, Dot. str., Batavia Umla, Brit. str., Indt&mayo 20 r >ellii, Brit, str., Bombay via porta Chow Tai, Ger. Htr., Bangkok Hitachi Maru, Jap, Mtr., Hongkong, Japan Mackaon, Brit.203 words
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761 1911-10-26 14 Th* tonus of Italy’s ultimatum to Turkey which has brought the countries to an open rupture, were made public on September 2h. The Minister of Foreigu Affairs on Septem her 26 suvs a Home telegram, sent to761 words
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Article227 1911-10-26 14 6in<*afoki, Octobkb 25. 1911. EXCHANGE. On London —Back 4 m/p 2/4/* Demand 2/4 .ft Private fl m/r 2/4 do 8 m/» 2/4 g On Onemani—Bank d/d 288* Private 8 in/* 242* On FaiNOR'-Bank d/d 294 Private 8 m/t 2fc8* On India—Bank T. T. 174 Private 80 d/e227 words
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Article935 1911-10-26 14 SlMOAPOHK, OcTOBKR 25 1911. MINING. Issae !2 Value tiuyor?. Seller?. 10 10 Belai Tin 4.C0 4,15 10 10 Bruang 6 00 4 00 10 10 Kanaboi 160 1.70 XI £1 Kinta Tio 16.50 18 00 £1 £i Lahat Mine r 12.50 13.25 10 10 Malacca Tin 2935 words
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Article173 1911-10-26 14 A curious accident, of which more will probably be heard in the police courts, occurred on the lBtb in the godown of Messrs. Katz Brothe rs. It appears, from the report made to tie authorities, that a German traveller employed hy thetirm whs testing an automatic173 words
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Advertisement294 1911-10-26 15 Electrical, Mechanical, Marine Civil Engineers Shipbuilders. E8TATE T00L8, 8T0RE8 AND REQUISITES. Prompt Delivery. PROPRIETORS OP 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,294 words
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Advertisement661 1911-10-26 16 7 SOLS MWNTI FOR HORNSBY’S Engineers and Contractors, Singapore. GAS ENGINE AND SUCTION GAS PLANT. (SUITABLE FOR ANTHRACITE, COKE, CHARCOAL AND OTHER FUELS). NOW IN U8E ON NUMEROUS E8TATE8. BIO 8UCCE88. 21 THE M08T ECONOMICAL PUNT EXI8TENT. EA8ILY OPERATED. AOSNTS FOR HORNSBY'S OIL ENGINE. SHALL OIL CONSUMPTION I NO NAKED661 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1251 1911-10-26 1 We quote below the best available London list from the reports brought by the last mail, and add local quotations from the list prepared by Messrs. Fraser and Go. (Singapore on the corresponding date for1,251 words
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Article128 1911-10-26 2 London and Singapore Ruhbkk Prices 1 Oenkral— Singapore Rubber Auction 2 Lanudron Rubber Company 2 Malacca Rubber Auction 2 The Jimah Case 2 Rubber Auction Dealings Rubber Items 3 The Rubt>er Exhibition 1 Per mas Rubber 4 Rubber Production 5 F.M.S Rubber Export Duty 6 The Rubber Industry 7128 words
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Article26 1911-10-26 2 (From a Malacca Correspondent.) Tho following prices have been received daring tho paHt week October 19 Fine Para 4/6 20 4/5.J 20 4/3.J26 words
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Article81 1911-10-26 2 Tho seventh auction hold in tho Exchange Koom on the 24tli, undor tho auspices of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association attracted a good attendance, but only 45 cases wero put up for sale, and of these 28 cases were bought in, limits not being reached.81 words
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Article200 1911-10-26 2 Circulars dat<*l London, Soptember 28, have been received in Singapore offering the shares of the new issue in the proportion of one in ten to present holders of the company's stock. At 28th September the market price of the shares was £3 89, buyers, £3- l. r200 words
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Article2420 1911-10-26 2 The Malav Mail of October 19, has the following reference to the Jimah case judgment: -Judgment was given today in the action brought by Jimah at Kuala Lumpur recently for the possession of a large area2,420 words
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Article114 1911-10-26 2 The following prices were realised on the. sale of rubber at tho Malacca auction mart on October 21. All lots were sold Sheet from $239.25 to $240.76 per picul. Scrap crepe SIHB per picul. Hark crepe $lB6 por picul. Scrap $160.50 per picul. The following have been114 words
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2103 1911-10-26 3 An extraordinary general meeting of tho Mount Austin (Johore) Hubber Estates, Limited, was held on September 25. at the Institute of Chartered Accountants. Moor gate Place, K.C., U) consider resolutions providing, inter alia, for the increase of2,103 words
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756 1911-10-26 3 In a recent issue The Times printed these observations on the rubber auctions At to day’s rubber auction sales, it appears there is unlikely to lx; any repetition of the Ixiycotting incident which occurred at the last sales; the matter756 words
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Article467 1911-10-26 3 The Sungei (’humor Estates Co., Ltd.* pays five per cent. Mr. E. I‘ulL‘in Thompson, of Kuala Kubu Estate, has undergone au internal operation in tin* Euro|M‘an hospital at Kuala Lumpur, lie is doiug well. A telegram from Amsterdam, dated 12th instant, to the Deli Counuit, states that the467 words
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2225 1911-10-26 4 Messrs. Lewis and Peat, the well-known lubber brokers have published a Hhort criticism of the exhibits at the International Rubber Show held at the Agricultural Hall this year. The criticisms apply to specimens from all parlH. In2,225 words
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Article114 1911-10-26 4 Since the incorporation of tho company to .1 uno 30, the expenditure amounted to £10,485 and the receipts to .£1,973. The difference between these two amounts, £8,511, has been debited to the maintenance and development of tho estate, bringing tho cost of tho estate up to £60,511. Tapping114 words
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855 1911-10-26 4 The first annual general meeting of th« shareholders of the Consolidated Rubber Estates was held at Shanghai, on the 10th inst. Mr. R. H. Parker occupied the chair the other directors present being Mr. F. T. Ho and Mr. A.855 words
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960 1911-10-26 5 Having published the various estate returns as received, wo now tabulate them so as to show the monthly production since the beginning of the year together with the average monthly output, fractions excepted, during 1910. At the960 words
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1060 1911-10-26 5 An extraordinary goneral meeting of the Pandan (Johore) Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on September 25, at tho Institute of Chartered Accountants, Moorgate Place, E. C., to consider resolutions agreeing to the proposed amalgamation with the Mount Austin (Johore) Rubber Estates,1,060 words
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Article369 1911-10-26 5 The fourth annual report of the Itukit Lintang Rubber Kstates, Limited, states that the profit and loss account shows a profit ou the year’s working to dune .‘M) of CIO,.'169; add balance of profit from last year, £1,26H together £11,607; less interim dividend paid April 6369 words
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Article175 1911-10-26 5 Thu Commissioner of Trado ami Customs, F.M.S., announces that the prices for the period from October 20 to November 2, 1911, inclusive, of cultivated rubber on which export duty is leviable in the F.M.S. on an ad valorem basis, are as under Sheet ami Hiscuit 9210175 words
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3333 1911-10-26 6 The fourteenth ordinary general meeting of the North Borneo Trading Company, Limited, was held on September 21 at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, K.C., Mr. .1, A. Travers (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said Ladies ami3,333 words
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Article445 1911-10-26 6 Iu their fourth annual report for the year ended Juno Ik), the directors of the Sumatra Para Rubber Plantations say —The protit for the year, after transferring X 2,000 to reserve and writing off £5OO for depreciation of buildings and machinery, is £35,752 6n. 6d., add445 words
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1051 1911-10-26 7 The London and China Express ot September 29 says: The market for Para ha* been dull and rather lower without much business doing. Hard Fine on the Hpot quoted Is. Hd. value (last year 6s. 0d.). September-October delivery1,051 words
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Article348 1911-10-26 7 The report of the Jugra Land and Rubber Estates, Limited, states that during the year the area under rubber was increased by 909.1 acres, aud the area under coconuts by 127 acres, and the position of the estate as nt April 30 was as follows:—Total348 words
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Article247 1911-10-26 7 In the Supremo Court, on the 19th inst., the acting Chief Justice, Sir Archibald Law. passed orders in the action brought by Mr, it. P. Silby an engineer, of Shanghai, against Mr. John Graham Boyd, broker of Singapore, in respect of the Pulau Batam estate case. Mr.247 words
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1260 1911-10-26 7 Mr. Hugo Reiss presided at the first annual general meeting of shareholders of the Cheng Rubber Estates, Ltd., which was held in the office of Messrs. Hugo Reiss and Co., Shanghai, on the 3rd inst. Among those present wero1,260 words
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506 1911-10-26 7 At the third annual mooting of Harrisons and Crostield, Ltd., tho directors submitted the annual report and balance sheet for tho year ending Juno 30, stating that during tho year an addition to the capital of the company has been made506 words
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1293 1911-10-26 8 The animal general mooting of the Moroni Rubber Estates, Ltd., wan held on October 23 in the registered offices, Commercial Union Buildings. Mr. A. E. Baddcley presided and the following shareholders were present: Messrs. L. It. Macphai) (director), A.1,293 words
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358 1911-10-26 8 The fourth annual report of the Bantcng (Selangor) Rubber Estates. Limited, states that during the year to April 80, an additional 247 acres have been planted, bringing the total planted acreage of the company's estates up to about 1,247 acres, 606 being at Pucliong and 611358 words
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Article114 1911-10-26 8 In the Agricultural Bulletin for tlic present month, Mr. Keith Bancroft has some notoH upon the occurrence and nature of spots on Para sheet and crepe rubber. There are also observations on the quality of Malayan plantation rubber as compared with fine bard Para, based on contributions114 words
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957 1911-10-26 8 At the first annual general meeting of the Chenier United Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held at Shanghai on October 9. Mr. J. Ellingor presided, and gave the usual account of the working of the company for the year.957 words
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Article288 1911-10-26 8 The report of Inch Kenneth Rubber Estate for the year ended June 30, states that the profits amount to 1*25,881, making, with the balance brought forward. £30,081, The directors recommend a final dividend of 30 per cent., free of income-tax, making 55 per cent, for the year,288 words
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Article373 1911-10-26 8 The directors of the Padang Jawa Rubber Estate, in their report from December 1, 1909, to March 81 f 1911, say: —The estate consists of 897 acres, of which 535 acres were planted when the company took over the property; since that date 146 acres have373 words
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