The Straits Budget, 13 June 1912
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1912-06-13 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXVI NO. 2835 Singapore, TMay, Jane 13, 1912. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CEHTW Price 25 cents28 words
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Article309 1912-06-13 1 leaders— Majorities Tho Tanglin Club 10 Soiuo Indian Queens ...10-11 Mr. Kdisou's Solution 11 Military Power... ...11-12 Mr. McKenna’s Lapso 12 Local and General— Local and Personal 1-2 Tanglin Club 6 Ricksha and Trap Collide 5 Local I. C. S. Students 5 Singapore Mortality Returns 5 The309 words
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Article4083 1912-06-13 1 The outpnt of the Rahman Tin Co., Ltd., during the month of May was 1,205 piculs. A Chinese patient hanged himself in the General Hospital on June 5. The output of tin oro by tho Sungei Gan Tin Mining Co., Ltd., for May was 155 piculs. The4,083 words
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3216 1912-06-13 3 The fifth, hearing of tho action brought by I Tobin against E. A. Gardiner for <lae fnr alleged criminal conversation with l obin was commenced in the Supreme lt on lancfi, before tho Chief Justice, c- \V 11 Hyndman Jones.3,216 words
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317 1912-06-13 3 There are tw*o things in particular which a licensed chandu shop keeper must not do; one that bo must not sell dross—tho residue of chandu scraped from the pipe's after smoking—and the other that he must allow none but male Chinese to317 words
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Article103 1912-06-13 3 From the announcement appearing in our advi rtisement coltimus it w ill be seen that tho Rritish India Steam Navigation Co. (Apear Line) are including the steamer Torilla in their Calcutta Japan service, the vessel being scheduled to sail from Siiig.ijwire about tho 17th instant. This fine103 words
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Article13 1912-06-13 4 [The Straits Times is not responsible for he opinions of its oorrospondonts.)13 words
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Article154 1912-06-13 4 To the Kditor of the StraitH Times. Sir, —I have waited a week and more for a reply to my first letter and, as none seems to be forthcoming, 1 have come to the conclusion that no one can me a satisfactory reply. The many evils that154 words
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Article98 1912-06-13 4 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,—His many golfing friends will bo delighted to hear that Mr. Crabb Watt has done great things iu the Amateur Championship. J fancy, however, that the cablegram an notincing this has been a bit mutilated, and that the player whom98 words
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398 1912-06-13 4 To the* Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— 4 Exercise is one of the primary essentials from the lowest to tho highest in animal life," says Eugene Sandow. In continuation of my letter to you dated the 29th ultimo advocating and recommending physical culture398 words
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Article141 1912-06-13 4 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,—With regard to tho recent sad nccident which occurred to Mr. Loeder outside tho Victoria Memorial Hall, it brings homo very forcibly to all ricksha occupants tho danger they run daily. Could not something be done, hy the authorities responsible, for141 words
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Article407 1912-06-13 4 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Tho leader of 7th inst. ro Tanglin Club states tho obvious aud is not very suggestive— as it probably was not intended that it should be. If the writer, however, in his courteous restraint from indulging in what407 words
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Article768 1912-06-13 4 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—All those who are interested in the health of this place will have noticed with regret the local mortality returns for tho last month from which tho following particulars are taken, viz Week ending: May 4. 265 deaths (21 from768 words
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Article197 1912-06-13 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —This morning between 8.30 and 9 a.m. while I was walking along Diver Valley Road, I saw’ a single rubber tyred ricksha No. 1375 occupied by a European, going at a great speed. It dashed into a school boy about197 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article60 1912-06-13 4 Y.M.C.A. Tournament. The final of the Y.M.C.A. Billiards Tournament will be played off on Friday at 8.30 p.m. between Messrs. A. W. Merrill and J. D. Klcinmann. A member has presented a silver °np for annual competition and tho winner of t riday's encounter will have his name inscribed60 words
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Article211 1912-06-13 4 S. R. A. Meeting:. The Singapore Rifio Association’s annual meeting was continued at tho Dallcsticr range on June 6, when tho Ladies Handicap A took place. The scores were—100 150 h’cap. Miss Huxley 45 44 89 ser. 89. Mrs. Durege 42 38 80 .7 87.7 Scoular 42 43211 words
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Article267 1912-06-13 4 Oarrison Qolf Club. The following is the result of the Ladiw medal for June:— Mrs. Carver 53 g 4. Miss Cumming 55 9 4* Mrs. Donnet 71 3 Five cards were taken out. Keppel Qolf Club v. S.Q.C. A most enjoyable golf match was played over the Keppel Harbour267 words
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Article393 1912-06-13 4 Singapore Cup Competition. It was a strenuous game which tho largo crowd of spectators on the Esplanade witnessed on Juno 10, when the 11.G. A. met tho first eleven of the Bull's in the opening match of tho Singapore Association Cup compcti tion. There was scarcely a dull moment393 words
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1369 1912-06-13 5 Despite tli* imporUMe of tlio busincs VI, might have been expected to make all S Members sit up in alarm, there was the ,,l difficulty of securing a quorum at the i SiuKofthoTwiKlii. Club held ou h P lLK q'jje1,369 words
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341 1912-06-13 5 Many people witnessed a very serious accident that occurred opposite tho Victoria Memorial buildings on Juno 5. The facts as reported to the polico authorities by Mr. H. J. Fougere, of tho South British Insurance Co., 2 Finlayson Green,341 words
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242 1912-06-13 5 Writing uuder dato June 5, Messrs. Fraser and Co. state: Thero has boon a steady business doing in our market during the week, although as before, it has been chiefly confined to loeal rubber stocks. Sterling rubbers again close a little242 words
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Article168 1912-06-13 5 A special meeting of the local International Correspondence Schools students was held at the Association Room, Grand Continental Hotel Building, on Juno Ist, to mako a presentation to Mr. C. Hunsley on his handing over tho agency to a new agent. Several students spoke regarding168 words
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Article176 1912-06-13 5 The American Consulate in Singapore has issued the first of a series of leaflets giving a list of the American firms from which inquiries have been received with reference to the imports and exports of Malaya. The names of tho firms and the classes of goods in176 words
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Article85 1912-06-13 5 Tho mortality returns for Singapore, issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths, show that during the week ending Juno 1, there were 2yH deaths, giving a ratio per millo of population of 40.47. Malarial fever accounted for 50 deaths, phthisis 80, convulsions 10, beriberi 20, cholera85 words
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Article78 1912-06-13 5 Sultan Singh, the Sikh jaga, arrested on suspicion of being the man who entered Miss Eunice O’Connor’s bedroom on Grove Estate, Tanjong Katong, on Juno 4, appeared before Mr. Arthur in the second police court on .lime 6. The charge is one of criminal trespass. Sergeant78 words
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Article512 1912-06-13 5 Kkotkr’s Tklkuram. London, Juno 5. The outstanding feature of tho now volume of tho Dictionary of National Biography, published to day, is Sir Sidney Lee's candid memoir of King Edward VII. It is largely basedKkotkr’s Tklkuram. - 512 words
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Article234 1912-06-13 5 Caught in tho act of dumping tho body of liia dead child in tho roadway— froquent practice among ChincHO—a Chinaman wan convicted and lined by Mr. Arthur in tho second polico court on June ft. Another man was also charged but was acquitted. Wee Chin Teck,234 words
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828 1912-06-13 6 Daffies Institution is to be heartily congratulated upon the fact that thev have been able to hold their annual athletic sports meeting in celebration of Founder's Day without having to appeal for outsido help. This means much, as apart828 words
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617 1912-06-13 6 Mr. James Christie, the bookmaker, appeared in the first police court beforo Mr. Firmstone on .1 une 10, on a charge of driving motorcar No. 551 on the public road in a rash and negligent manner likely to endanger human life; or617 words
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Article127 1912-06-13 6 In its commercial notes, the N. C. Daily News Hays:—Of course, there have been spasmodic purchases by China, not very heavy purchases either. Granting for argument’s sake that only about 110,000,000 will Ik; paid over to China in the present year, even then the present stocks would prove127 words
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263 1912-06-13 6 Tho following is a statement of block tin and tin ore exported, approximate value (iu Singapore) and duty collected, during the mouths of January to April, 1912, aud comparison with corresponding period of previous year: Total Tin Increase or Decrease:263 words
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Article212 1912-06-13 6 Tho report of the directors for the year ended February 29, 1912, which was submitted to the shareholders at the fourth annual general meeting, held at tho Offices of tho Company, 5, Cripplegate Buildings, London, K.C., on Friday, May 24—is as follows The directors have pleasure212 words
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681 1912-06-13 6 Tho serious imputations direcb .l n the modern public school boy resnect?/^ 1 8 knowledge of En K lish, physical dicui,.,",, 1 1 audhis outlook towards social qucshous. ft,? cd the subject of an outspokeu addr, ss u A.681 words
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148 1912-06-13 6 On Juno 7, tlio Chief Justice delivered reserved judgment in the application to review the decision of the District Court Judge in the case of tho Teck Lian Seng Association and E. E. Steclei in wlu«' 1 ease the plaintiffs were148 words
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1159 1912-06-13 7 ri. it part of tlio Sudan in which Major sm all expedition was recontly “:.i is, as far as ocographieal knowledge 3pt lac"rned, one of the remaining blank I „n the map of Africa, writos a Correasp°1,159 words
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577 1912-06-13 7 A paper on Indian Kail ways was read by Mr. Nevillo Priestley, managing director, South Indian Kailway, before the lioyal Society of Arts on May 16. He detailed the past history of tho railway financial policy of tho Government, and577 words
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Article54 1912-06-13 7 We are pleased to be able to announce, by tho courtesy of the authorities at the General Hospital, that Mr. Meades condition is improved. ’1 he exact nature of his injury, wo understand, is concussion of tlio spine and it does not appear to he serious euougli54 words
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928 1912-06-13 7 There was a striking sceno at tho Hoard of Trade inquiry into the loss of tho P. and liner Oceana on March 10, the chief officer, a stalwart sailor, being so overcome when describing tho swamping of the first928 words
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765 1912-06-13 7 The Baris correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says:—Dr. Julius Gnezda givotue the following particulars of a new treats ment of cancer discovered by him. An important paper was read at the Paris Academy of Medicine to day by Professor Letulle on765 words
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676 1912-06-13 8 Tho German Press states that drastic steps are being taken to force tq>on the State a due recognition with regard to the married women and children of tho Empire. There is indeed occasion, when wo realise that iu Germany676 words
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Article96 1912-06-13 8 News has reached Hongkong to the effect that the well-known Cholon rice mills, situated about four miles from Saigon, which deal largely with Hongkong, are in serious financial difficulties, states the S. C. Morning Post. At thisdistance it is not easy to confirm such a report and96 words
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717 1912-06-13 8 Twenty or twenty live million taels to start with" is the amount that Chinese merchants of tho Straits Settlements and .lava art.* willing to spend on the building of a modern city on the ruins of Hankow, according to a717 words
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Article146 1912-06-13 8 The proposed increase of freight rates on Conference steamers—which was to como into force on May 15—has been postponed, says the Japanese Chronicle, owing to the N. Y. Kaislia insisting upon special rates being arranged for cheap lines of export goods. Meanwhile, an interesting development has146 words
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406 1912-06-13 8 A collection of papers connected with the Fishery Survey ot the Hay of Bengal has just been issued at Bengal, it shows that considerable progress has been made by the Government with a view to the provision of a large406 words
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195 1912-06-13 8 A sensational robbery took place during last night or in the early hours of this morning from the Japanese liner Soshu Maru, belonging to the Osaka Shosen Kaisha, reports the China Mail of May 29. The steamor arrived from Canton on195 words
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Article188 1912-06-13 8 A historical article on the Oxford and Cambridge Sports iu the May issuo of the Arena serves to rciniud one of some of the very many instan -es in which distinguished athletes have subsequently laid claim to a moro lasting fame. Thus, R. E. Webster (now188 words
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816 1912-06-13 8 The Colonial Office has issued the ing memorandum lo, *o» From July 1 the Sleeping Sic-koc, i tll ssjj: kaown tUc iSSS The Sleeping Sickness Bureau I, i origin in tho International Confer, .n ItM Sleeping Sickness held in London, under tP presidency816 words
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929 1912-06-13 9 v tvfulavH there are not many Dotheboys O be found iu this country, says the w a nin- standard, of May 6, but that the vend Food Reform Association considers Null s*arv to call a congress ou diet in lt929 words
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1413 1912-06-13 9 Mr. MacCallum Scott asked tho Secretary of State for the Colonics on May 8, whether Mr. Walter Schotiold, Mr. Guy Hatton Sugden, aud Mr. John Krskine Kempc, who passed tho Civil Service examination held in August, 1911, have been appointed to the1,413 words
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240 1912-06-13 9 The new steamships, Km press of Asia and Km press of Russia, which are now building for the Trans-Pacific run, will be ready for next year and will lie the very latest thing in marine architecture. They will be big roomy ships, length240 words
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902 1912-06-13 9 A disappointing stato of affairs w»m reported at the uiimial general meeting of Hruang, Limited, which was held iu Gresham llnuse, yesterday afternoon, under the chairmanship of Mr. G. A. Derrick. The only other shareholders present were Mr. Jl. K. Llewellyn902 words
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Article70 1912-06-13 10 Scott —Clkavkk. —On May Ift, at Wont Derby, Ralph Scott, Straits Settlements Civil Service, to Kina ('leaver. Rosa I’kkks.— At. St. Andrew’s Cathedra'* Singa|>oro, on Juno 11, Harold S. Ross, of Malacca, son of the late William Ross of Albert I'ark and Whittlesea, Victoria, and Mrs. Ross, to Olivk70 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1027 1912-06-13 10 —Straits Times, June 0. Somewhat fierce rioting has taken place in Belgium during the last few days, aud it is rather peculiar in its origin. There has been a general election and tho Government has increased its majority from six to sixteen. This Government is what is called clerical,—Straits Times, June 0. - 1,027 words
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Article1123 1912-06-13 10 .—Straits Times, June 7. It would bo Hoiucwli.it gratuitous impertiuonco to sot about telling gen tlomeu who Wave given voluntary aud ihaukloss sorvico to the Tuugliu Club how they should have dono their work in order to ruako the club a success. The simple fact of the.—Straits Times, June 7. - 1,123 words
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Article1147 1912-06-13 10 ,aru u 10 hauler task.—Straits Times, •'iiuo h. An Account of My Life by Her Highness Nawab Sultan Jahan Begum, G.C.5.1., G.C.1.E., Ruler of Bhopal, reached us recently. The royal lady does not anticipate that what sho has written will interest the general public, but we have,aru ‘u 10 hauler task.—Straits Times, •'iiuo h. - 1,147 words
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Article1124 1912-06-13 11 in fact, destroy efficiency.—Straits Times, Juno 10. no question about Thomas A. r a genius. We saw recently a 1 “f tlio thousands of tilings for which taken out patents, aud there is Ulll y n 'uan in the world whose name as patentee so frequently. True,in fact, destroy efficiency.—Straits Times, Juno 10. - 1,124 words
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Article1270 1912-06-13 11 rJaae II if Lord Haldane lias boon accurately reported, his speech at tho banquet held in connection w’ith tbo review of reservists in London is epoch-making. Ho asks that tbo British Empire shall bocotno not only tho greatest naval Power, but the greatest military Power that tho worldrJaae II - 1,270 words
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Article1179 1912-06-13 12 *fc- Wl >CTi. i* Z U1U Li. Ther\ ar»' a few men exmuxeted w;th trtcy Government wlxi art' 1 o-.ir\Y of irry v iv* leaden. Mr Mihenna lias the rx rota t*oc. w t bx'hevew of Jx .sc on:' of v.e tusn at tLjuresk is K.ss.isd and*fc- • Wl . — >CTi. i* Z .’ U1U Li. - 1,179 words
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Page 10 Advertisements
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Advertisement94 1912-06-13 10 The I'owt free price of the Straits Times in fss a year The po-t free price of the Straits Budget is $l4 a vear it i* not necewarv to Milisc-rilx* for a vear. The subacripttona for shorter period* are at the same proportionate rate as for a vear. The Strait*94 words
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Obituary52 1912-06-13 10 DEATHS. Lincoln.— At Bencoolen Street, Singapore, on June ft, Sybil Grace Lincoln, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Lincoln, aged 13 months. Funeral at 7 a.m. to morrow. Mitciikll. —At Johoro Bahru, on June 7, at 8 1 'am., John Charles Harold Mitchell, of Middleton-on tho-Wolds, England, aged52 words
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Article165 1912-06-13 12 -1 le in* .v; X ;*ki: ;c i»u: vvi»f ion v a virii n va.vi--i uea v. vie uu*ii: 7i-.*t*i:»fx 4»*fc ia, 17 u r*w—vlu ki'- 1.:* ir’eao* rn* vie ie*c. :.r vie me a e v v-k‘ V' vf .r; 7n —-a~i uic ramr-y v165 words
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1311 1912-06-13 12 EmpText Lon oc, Jane 5. IV vk erzr' y r*» iuc!: i or: of Lond>n .\z:hzr'.:v.\ ts:< r: »v rv>. vv»: :o mf rm e u Vt rz zc s. n for a Iml lit n|EmpText - 1,311 words
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Article89 1912-06-13 12 7 1 »r i .’v> .',iLUV :7r} ?TOiOIc 1 VU v VIC V linn lik'i k-'-.ruc *'i..n »i Vie ;c I 7 a k n»i ie>*k* j; in \i-v*-i'<* 'it a i.ac l' .:w > 7 lii 7 wi*;*l > -J -U: i*vXIia*: Il.t' -V t.lu89 words
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799 1912-06-13 13 Whatever score is recorded by the Penang N m connection with tho interport rifle 1 match it seems almost certain that S I"’" hai the present holders of the shield, rtf retam the trophy as the ilitinns under799 words
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188 1912-06-13 13 A bill is about to the introeluced into the Legislative Council to amend the Liquors Revenue Ordinance 1909. The bill amends tho principal ordinance in the following particulars. (a) By deleting tho words and native wines and spirits in sub-section (2) of188 words
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472 1912-06-13 13 The following telegram has been sent by the leading merchants in Bombay interested in the opium trade to tho Private Secretary to H.E. the Viceroy at Simla:— We earnestly request you to bring to the notice of H.E. tho Viceroy472 words
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666 1912-06-13 13 For a year or two after tho aeronautical triumphs of Count Zep|>clin this country ran with tlio cry that Germany had attaiued a supremacy of the air that could never be challenged, w’rites the Berlin correspondent of the666 words
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746 1912-06-13 13 .Judge Barry was the principal speaker at the annual ladies’ night debate of the llardwiekc Society, over which Mr. John Lort-Williams presided, and which, by the invitation of the treasurer aud benchers, was held in Gray’s Inn Hall. Opening the746 words
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264 1912-06-13 13 Ill proponing tho toast of Literature)” at tho Royal Literary Fund dinner, .Mr. Balfour said lie thought literature was less cheerful than when he was young. It might bo because he was ('rowing old that he took this gloomier view. But while264 words
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Article4009 1912-06-13 14 i Long and specially important messages will be found under separate headings. All tin* other Reuter telegrams received during the past week are given below. Wednexday, June 5. The result of tho Derby was: Mr. Raphael's4,009 words
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Article689 1912-06-13 15 Berlin, June 5. The situation in Belgium is critical, the result of the elections having induced strikes. The Kaiser and Prosideut Taft have exchanged telegrams. His Majesty anuounced his decision to maintain and strengthen the good relations existing between Germany and the United States. The Powers have warned689 words
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Article179 1912-06-13 15 Mrs. Gosling informs us that tho ptoceods from the pantomime Princess Chrysanthemum last Christmas amounted to 9280 after paying all expenses including the costumes. Of the balance 9100 was given to St. Mary’s Home, 9100 to the Convent and 980 was kept in reserve for the Empire Day179 words
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Article184 1912-06-13 15 The dramatised version of Dumas’ Damo aux Camelias which is being shown at the Alhambra Cinemstograph at ptesent, has the supreme merit of being the medium by which Singaporeans sec viadamo Sarah Bernhardt for tho first —and probably the only—time in a uioviDg picture. The exceptional attractiveness184 words
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Article120 1912-06-13 15 The 71st annual meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain lias been held in Loudon. Mr. C. B. Allen presided. From the report it appeared that at the end of Decern h< r i lie membership stood at 7,871 the highest in the Society’s history. 'I120 words
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468 1912-06-13 15 Ridtbh's Tslkokam. London, Juno 11. Another Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the Empire mot to-day, in tho Guildhall. Thioe hundred delegates were present aud tho Lord Mayor and Mr. Asquith cordially welcomed them. Mr. Asquith said ho wouldRidtbh's Tslkokam. - 468 words
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Article247 1912-06-13 15 A Seromban correspondent writes :—That such iucidcuts as the recent drowning fatality are provcntiblo. That the existence of deep ponds within town limits is a standing menace to the town's folk, and steps should be taken to fill them all immediately. That while the public arc247 words
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Page 15 Advertisements
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Advertisement171 1912-06-13 15 Property Sales. The follo*vin«> Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Co.’s salo*room on Juno 11: —Freehold land ofT Gaylang Koad, area 186,455 Hipiare feet, H. Somapah and Koh Sek Lim 92,450; freehold land adjacent to the abovo, area 128.200 sqm re feet, S.N.S. Letchiuan t171 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article285 1912-06-13 16 June 5 Pa*rinv Gt-r. trn. lhedin, Thingtau, German Cor mil Id' nirm un. Brit, atr., Bactena, Liverpool, W. Mansfield Bm 1 iw, Gi r. htr., Formes, Yokohama, Btlin Mcy«r Kar>HH«, Brit, str., Linklater, Now York, McAlister Horg 800, Brit. atr,, Kinghorn, Penang, Ho Hong E F. Ferdinand, Ana. atr.,285 words
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Article256 1912-06-13 16 June 5 Kiev, Rns. ntr. t Odo°Ra via pnrtfi Borneo. Rrit. htr., An werp via rorta Caleb**. R'it.rtr., I,'dnn A'dam «Sc Antwerp Keprnun, B r it *tr. London A Liverpool Mam, .1 p. ntr., Colomho A Bombay Hum Sant», Brit «dr., P< nang A Calcuttta fKuotjri Maru, .Tap. htr.,256 words
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Article257 1912-06-13 16 8imoaporb, Junk 12. 1912 EXCHANGE. On Connor—Sank 4 m It 1/44 Demand 2/4<ft Private 6 m/s 2/4{i 8 m/a 2/4i* On Orrmamv—Hank d/d 2884 Private P m/s 2424 Jr Ffcsnoa—Bank d/d 294 Private 8 m/s 299 )n lwoia—Bank T. T. 1741 Private 80 d/s 1762 > in257 words
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Article1200 1912-06-13 16 Singapore. Junk 12 1912 MINING. Issue 7?. Value o* Buyers. Sellers. 10 10 Belat Tin 4 85 4 40 10 10 Bruanp 1.90 2.10 10 10 Kanaboi 2.81 8.' 0 £1 £1 Kinta Tin 2.1.3 2.6 1 4 £1 £1 Labat Miner 1.18 9 1.15 6 5/.1,200 words
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Article224 1912-06-13 16 Per P. and O. Delta connecting with Macedonia at Colombo, sailing June 14. Mr. .T. M. Milno, Mrs. Hammond and child Mr. C. Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Craib, Mr. H. 1\ Clodd, Mr. G. M. Brown, Mr. P. Russell. Mr! S. H. Poole. Miss S. Tennet. Miss224 words
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Article191 1912-06-13 16 Mr. Justice Ebden opened the hearing on June 12, an action at the instance of Messrs. Guthrie and Co., against Mr. F. It. Hill, of Malacca. Plaintiffs claimed $5,ft77 as money due for the hire of a Marshall motor tractor for defendant’s estate in Malacca191 words
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Article179 1912-06-13 16 Mr. Arthur, third magistrate, took a very serious view of a case of breaking quarantine which came before him on d une The accused persons were eight hint so firemen from the steamer Chow 'lai, "1"'' 1 the words of the charge, had landed from ship suspected of179 words
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The Straits Bubget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1392 1912-06-13 1 We quote below tbe best available London list from tbe reports brought by the last mail, and add local a notations from the list prepared by Messrs. Fraser and Co. (Singapore) os the corresponding date1,392 words
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Article148 1912-06-13 2 London and Sinoapokk Rubber Pricks 1 Gknkual Singapore Rubber Auction Rubber Items 2 DiscaHCH of Rubber Plants 4 May Rubber Returns 1 Camels for Rubber Instates 4 Malacca Rubber Auction 4 Rukit Asalian Estate 8 The Rubber Industry H Tklkgrams— London Rubl cr Prlcos 2 Mhktinos and Rkports— Nyong148 words
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Article36 1912-06-13 2 (Fhom a Malacca Corrkspondent.) Tho following prices lmvo been received during the past week Fiuo Para Plantation. June 5 4/7 4/10$ 6 4/7$ 4/11 H 5/a 6 10 4/9$ 5/1 11 4/9$ 5/136 words
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Article174 1912-06-13 2 The thirty eighth auction of tho Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association was held on .June 5. There were offered for salt 92 cases, equalling 98.07 piculs or 15,150 lbs and the sales amounted to HO cases, equalling 99.90 piculs or 12,520 lbs. The prices realised were174 words
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1941 1912-06-13 2 The first annual ordinary general meeting of the Nyoug Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held at Finsbury Court, Finsbury Pavemeut, K. C., the Earl of Buckinghamshire (chairman of the company) presiding. The Secretary (Mr. Charles Larder) having read the notice1,941 words
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510 1912-06-13 2 The statutory meetinu of tho To« t Rubber Estate, Limited, was 10, at the registered offices of the cm 7, Martin’s Lano, Cannon Street r P \7’ W. Arthur Addinsell presiding. r The representative of the (Messrs. Bright aud Galbraith Lii TT having510 words
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Article251 1912-06-13 2 The Sungei Buloh Rubber Company, Ltd., pays a final dividend of 15 per cent., making per cent, for the year. It carries fora an £2,288. The estimated crop for the curn u year is 160,0C0 lbs. Mr. J. E. Bingham, of Messrs. Lowe. Bingham and Matthews, chartered actonn251 words
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3330 1912-06-13 3 The third annual ordinary general meeting Nirmala idava) Plantations aud Lands Uoiupauy.'uiulM* 1 was hold ou May 11 at jOU don Chamber of Commerce, Oxford Court, K.C., Mr. Walter Hilliers (chairman) of the secretaries (Messrs. Rowley, Davies aud Co., Limited) .‘livin''3,330 words
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Article292 1912-06-13 3 The report of the Third Mile (F.M.S.) lhibbcr Company, Limited, states that tho issue of 30,030 shares at a premium of 3s. per share, made in October last, was not fully subscribed by the shareholders, but tho shares not then taken up have siuco been disposed of at292 words
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Article207 1912-06-13 3 The second annual report of tho Rubber Instates of Krian, Limited, states that the profit for tho year to December .11 amounted to X 9,798, to which must be added tho balance of .£‘.72*2 brought forward, after payment of dividend and manager's commission, giving a total207 words
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536 1912-06-13 4 Mr. Herbert Wright delivered Inn fifth and l&nt lecture at the liu|>erial College of Science on May 13. lie pointed out how in the pant the bent agricultural yields had frequently been obtained on Hiuall plots; when largo acreages of536 words
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310 1912-06-13 4 The directors of tho Johoro Rubber Lauds (Malaya), Limited, iu their report for the year ended December 81 last, Htate: Tho plauted area at the above date waH 4,013 acres, 2,02 n acres having been brought into cultivation during the310 words
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248 1912-06-13 4 The British Vice Consul at Medan (Mr. A. L. Mathcwson), reporting on the trade of the Fast Coast of Suuiutra in lull, says: The cultivation of plantation rubber is ulready one of the most im(>ortant industries in Sumatra and bids fair248 words
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Article267 1912-06-13 4 At the annual meeting of tho Scottish Malay Rubber Company, held at Edinburgh, on May 16, Mr. J. A. Hunter, who presided, said the extensions during the year had amounted to 390 acres, making tho total planted area 1,581 acres. A further 112 acres was ready for267 words
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Article265 1912-06-13 4 The report of the Kombok (F.M.S.) Rubber Company, Limited, states that the acquisition of the estute and property took effect as from January 1, 1911, and the company was incorporated on March 23, 1911. The transfer of the property has been completed and the titles are lodged265 words
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Article462 1912-06-13 4 Teluk Anson.—3,192 lbs. Keiubia.—3,886 lbs. Krubong.—1,790 lbs. Lendu. —1,250 lbs. Per mas. —2,967 lbs. Majedie. —1,615 lbs. Durian-Sabatang.—866 lbs. Banteng (Selangor)—6,019 lbs. Anglo-Sumatra.—21,281 lbs. Pelepah Valley.—2,000 lbs. Kota Tinggi. 1,880 lbs. Tebong.—7,081 lbs. Choinpodak.—2,732 lbs. United Malacca.— 4,000 lbs. Keleinak. —734 lbs. Punggor.—2,095 lbs. Langen.—16,650 lbs. Bukit462 words
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426 1912-06-13 4 Th® directors of the New Crocodile lu„., (Solancor) ltubbcr Company, Limited, i nl report for the year ended December 81 \u\\ stato that the rubber obtained in 1911. ceeded the estimate by some 2,000 lb but for the exceptional droughts ihiS426 words
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198 1912-06-13 4 Camels on a rubber estate as beasts of bur den is decidedly a new venture, says tho Ceylon Observer. The steamer Marquis Bacquehcm, which arrived on in Colombo on May 23, however, landed two camels, in addition toaconsignmcnt of Sciud198 words
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Article138 1912-06-13 4 The following are the prices of rubber, realised by public auction on June H, at J Auction Mart, No. 77, Kiver Side, Malae< i. Sheet No. 1 Sheet No. %IQ-tO a I'll .15 Scrap crepe Bark crepo 187 Following were the prices of rn^) f realised by138 words
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2374 1912-06-13 5 The sixth ordinary general meeting of the iac St tnoor Uubber Company, Limited, MavO, at Winchester House, Old ''“''.‘"t i c, Mr. William Austin !i r vliiirman of the company) presiding. ■J'ireury ,.«r. S. L. Thompson) having ,j lhe notice convening2,374 words
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Article302 1912-06-13 5 Mr. G. G. An let nv>u, presiding at tho meeting of the Sungei Salak Rubber Company, Ltd., said that tho total crop for the past, season on Sungei Salak Estate was 8),179 lbs. and on New Labu 32,921 lbs., tho total showing an increase on tho output302 words
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Article184 1912-06-13 5 The report of the oit.tugkat Salak Rubber and Tin, Limited, states that 618 acres wore planted with rubber during tho year to December 31, bringing tho total up to 2, 01 acres. It lias been decided to curtail further developments during the current year to opening and184 words
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448 1912-06-13 5 Tho second ordinary general meeting of tho Suugci Sayong Rubber Company, Limite<l, was held on May 8, at the offices, Leadenhall Street, Mr. K. K. Magor presiding. The chairman, in moving tho adoption of the report and accounts, said there448 words
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446 1912-06-13 5 At tho third orumaij general mooting on May H, Mr. Arthur A. A lion, M.l\, said tho company hail now rcachud tho producing stage, though, of course, only ou a rather small scale. Tho output of rubbor for tho year —13,831 lb—was446 words
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1704 1912-06-13 6 The sixth annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Tenom (Borneo) Rubber Company, Limited, was held on May 0, at the registered ollice, 22, Renticld Street, Glasgow, Mr. T. A. Gallie (chairman of the company) presiding. The Secretary1,704 words
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Article142 1912-06-13 6 An extraordinary general meeting of the Galang Besar Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held on May 10 under the presidency of Sir William Hood Treacher, to consider a resolution making certain alterations in the articles. In moving the resolution the chairman said that, as explained in the circular which142 words
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1561 1912-06-13 6 The annual ordinary general meeting of tho Kapar Bara Rubber Estates Company, fjimited, was held on May 13, at the Chamber of Commerce, Oxford Court, Cannou Street, E.C., Mr. Artliur A. Baumann presiding. The representative if tho1,561 words
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Article214 1912-06-13 6 The statutory meeting of the Hongkong (Selangor) Rubber, Limited, was held at the Institute of Directors, 4, Corbet court, Grace-church-street, London, E.C., on May 9* Mr. W. Artliur Addinsell presided. A representative of Bright and Galbraith, Limited, tho secretaries, having read the notice convening tho meeting. The214 words
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2164 1912-06-13 7 Mltcs'co,■ p»»y. Limited, waUield un May £TE A Tk A repn«n a ta“iv P c reB i( tl>e secretaries William N-jvett and Co.) having read iienotice convening the meeting and there. po TlieCl»irm»" >l id: Gentlemen, if you Uiiullv take the2,164 words
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Article312 1912-06-13 7 The secretaries of tho Langen (Java) Rubber Estates Company, Limited, have issued a circular to the holders of fitst mortgage debentures, which states as follows: When the first mortgago deb< ntures of this company were created, it was intended that tho company’s financial year should commence312 words
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Article281 1912-06-13 7 At tho annual meeting of the Riverside (Selangor) Rubber Compauy, held at Edinburgh on May 16, Mr. W. B. Rankin, who presided, said the planted area at December 31 last was really 1,557 acres, as compared with 1,455 acres when the last report wus issuod. Their extensions281 words
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866 1912-06-13 7 The annual general meeting of the Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Ltd., wan held in Gresham 1 louse ou June 10, under tlio presidency of Mr. S. Katz. In moving the adoption of the report and accounts the866 words
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2515 1912-06-13 8 The sixth annual general meeting of the Rubber Estates of Johoro, Limited, was held on May 9, at the Loudon Chamber of Commerce, Oxford-court, Cannon-street, E.C., Sir Frank A. Swetteuham, O.C.M.O., presiding. Mr. R. W. Reid (tho representative of2,515 words
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Article166 1912-06-13 8 On the afternoon of June 1 the Europeau employees of the Malacca Itubber Plantations, Limited, resident oa the company's largest estate, Bukit Asaliau, inaugurated the opening of their now club pavilion and enclosure. Tho pavilion, tho cost of which and the tennis courts was generously defrayed by166 words
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219 1912-06-13 8 The following information is f rom L. and C. Express of May 17 :-Tho market for plantation has been very quiet, and prices show a slight decline. First Latex spot quoted 4s. IOJd. value. June delivery 4 S 104219 words
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207 1912-06-13 8 The report of tho Golconda Malay Rubber Company, Limited, states that the total amount of rubber harvested during tho year to December 81 was 208,302 lbs. against an estimate of 250,010 lbs. Tho crop secured in 1910 was 178,315 lbs. The phenomenal207 words
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Article287 1912-06-13 8 The report of the Alor Pongsu Rnbbir Estate, Limited, states that the balance standing to the credit of protit and loss account for the year to December HI, after deducting £1,625, the dividend paid May 12, 1911, is -£7,111 from which the directors propose to pay287 words
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