The Straits Budget, 5 September 1912
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1912-09-05 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXVI NO. 2847 Singapore, Thursday, September 5, 1912. tlTARUSNH OVER HALF A CENTVRY. Price 25 cents28 words
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Article308 1912-09-05 1 LEADERS— Pettifogging Diplomacy 10 brokers and Their Business 10 Protection of Vagabonds 1011 Feminine Keasouers 11 Monopoly versus Freedom 1112 The New Labour Code 12 Local and General Local and Personal 1-2 English and Foreign Ponies 8 A Volunteer Wedding 4 Legislative Council 5 Late Emperor of308 words
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Article4535 1912-09-05 1 The Rev Mr. Hone, Ipoh's new chaplain, is expected in Ipoh on October 3. The Sungei Gau Tin Mining Co. output for August was 170 piculs of tin ore. Mr. F. W. Talbot, auditor-general F.M.S. is appointed to act as Commissoner of Trade and Customs. The death4,535 words
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1191 1912-09-05 3 I Justice Sproule gave judgment in the I r Com t. on the 4th inst. in the case in. ■v i ip r lll< i in (jooper-Abbs, of Cavenagh i<!* buildings. had petitioned the court for "V,ttHionuf conjugal1,191 words
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563 1912-09-05 3 Two of tlie works staff of the United Engineers. Ltd., Messrs. F. Fairweather aud J. A. V McLean, appeared in tho fourth police court on the Brd, before Mr. W. S. Ebden, charged with using criminal force to a fitter named Low563 words
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293 1912-09-05 3 We have much pleasure in publishing the following letter and acknowledging the cheque for $200 which it contains. We have now $541 in hand, and we trust that it will be our privilege to forward293 words
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760 1912-09-05 3 The first of the prosecutions that invariably follow the opening of Messrs. Robinson and Co.'s annual sale took place in the third j>olice court, before Mr. Arthur on the Hrd, when a young .low named Solomon Abdul Nabi. living in760 words
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347 1912-09-05 3 Mr. Percy de Souza desires us to give the actual facts of a very disagreeable incident in which lie was the victim on the did. lie bought hoiiio ties at Messrs. Robinson aud Company's cash salo in the forenoon, and after allowing them347 words
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Article201 1912-09-05 3 In would seem that tho climate of Great Hritain, with its extraordinary and sudden variations of temperature, together with tho undulating character of most .districts aud the immense choice of different kinds of pasture and herbage, was singularly adapted to produce* those characteristics ot hardiness, resourcefulness,201 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
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Article1333 1912-09-05 4 8.C.C. Tournament. Following are the handicaps:— A Douulrs. Howe and Mayson, owe 40; Green and liinton, Pinches and Mugliston, owe 80.8 Robertson and Perkins, Moding and Lenthall, Terrell and Terrell, owe 15.8; Sir Arthur Young aud Gaunt, Somerville and Fenny, Cameron and Macphail owe 15 Ruys and Henson,1,333 words
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Article61 1912-09-05 4 S.R.E. (V.) Rifle Club. There was a keen contest for the Donegal Bronze Badge on August 3 1, at Ballestier Range, the winner being Seigt. R. W. Cliater, with a score of 95 net. The three last semes in tho monthly motithly handicap competition were:— Sapper A. Corney61 words
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Article485 1912-09-05 4 Singapore Golf Club. The following are the entries and ties for the Captain’s Cup competition, nine holes match play (final 18). Members are requested to play off as soon as possible. Byks. Capt. Srnidfc, Mundell, Knox, Howl, Ashcroft, A. Knox Watson. First Round. Procter v. Macphail. Green v. Paterson.485 words
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Article282 1912-09-05 4 The League. A very large crowd gathered on the Esplanade on the 2nd, to watch the league encounter between the S.C.C aud the Wandereis. The S.C.C. were without the services of Fulcher, Thomas, Sinclair, aud Rutley, whilst the Wandereis, though without the usual left back, were considerably strengthened282 words
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Article200 1912-09-05 4 S Vf' C h Qarrls °n. The match on the Enpl an &d D was between the S. C.C and »i RUHt *1 the former winning bv a n» 110 ,arr >t*on The scores were:— rrow Lua jority| p- —A. Jenkins c Rookr, h u- G. C. Clarke c200 words
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325 1912-09-05 4 The wedding of Mr. G. R. Holden Webb, of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., and Miss Jessie Muriel llair, which had to be postponed on account of delay in the passage of the bride from New Zealand, was duly solemnised in St.325 words
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Article148 1912-09-05 4 An understanding is stated to have been arrived at between the chiuiue planters ia •lava, the principal source of production, an the Europeau ehinine uiinufactureis for an agreement by which the manufacturers wou for, say, three years take over the out ire p«oductiou at fixed prices148 words
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Article98 1912-09-05 4 It has been reported in China 11 that the Nippon Yusen Kaisha ha> to establish a branch office in >*'.ga ;o n on enquiry at the office of Messrs. I}||>ll Simons and Co., the local t< dis that the only change about to ()f 1110 that98 words
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1552 1912-09-05 5 hutling of the Legislative Council was I f 1 ou August 30, when there were I His Excellency the Governor, Sir K, r Young, K.C.M.G.; His Excellency 11 (icneral Officer Commanding, Major I r il T. K. Stephenson, C.B.;1,552 words
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Article245 1912-09-05 5 Cargo pilfering, and the best rneuns to he adopted with a view of coping with the evil, is a question which is at present being widely discussed at Fremantle by merchants and ship owners, as well as the general public. In the course of au interview245 words
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402 1912-09-05 5 Writing under date, August 28, Messrs. Fraser ami Company state The past week has seen several substantial advances in most sterling rubbers, but lias been rather too rapid to please the genuine investor, for almost invariably a rise of ibis description402 words
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Article212 1912-09-05 5 On August 29, a meeting of the Bice Healers’ Association, Malacca, was held to consider the advisability of forming a Chinese L’hamla r of Commerce iu Malacca. Mr. i'Iran Koon Cheng, who was intro breed to the association by Mr. G »h Ban Lee, pointed out212 words
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Article255 1912-09-05 5 The commercial supremacy of Calcutta is well illustrated by the annual report on the sea borne trade of Bombay for 1911-12. The aggregate foreign trade of Bombay, the report states, exceeded the value of the trade of Calcutta by Us. 18*45 croros. This statement is illusory as255 words
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610 1912-09-05 5 Serious allegations of forgery and defalcation wore made against Tan L k Soo, late manager and partner of Chop Hock Soon Long, Boat Quay, in tho course of a preliminary enquiry which was opened in tho third polico court610 words
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Article105 1912-09-05 5 Before Mr. Justice Sproulo in the Bankruptcy Court, on August 24, Mr. ,1. (1. Boyd, broker, applied for his discharge, tlx.* application being opposed by Mr. daunt, on behalf of Mrs. Silby, executrix of tho lato Mr. Si I by, who had obtained heavy damages against debtor.105 words
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Article107 1912-09-05 5 As His Majesty the Fnqicror of dap in is in mourning, Ins birthday, on \ugust Ml wast not eelebrati d thin year. (hi September 11, a memorial service for the late Ivi n r will !»< ho! i by the local d.ipuin e cornu mity, at107 words
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1066 1912-09-05 6 A mooting of tho Municipal Commissioners was held, on August d<), under the pro eidenoy of Mr. F. J. llallifax. The other members present were Dr. S. C. Yin, Messrs. W. Peacock, Tan Klieam Hock, Chia Keng Chin, 1. Moss, Dr.1,066 words
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669 1912-09-05 6 It was a happy aud u most enthusiastic gathering of golfers which assembled iu auuual meeting at the lveppel Golf Club pavilion, ou August 90, under the presidency of Mr. \V. King, one of tbe oldest members of the club.669 words
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1077 1912-09-05 6 Tho immoral traffic case that has engaged the attention of Singapore for Home weeks past ended, on August 28, in tho conviclion ot >Lmund Forschmidt on the charge of liviug wholly or partly on the proceeds of prostitution. Thu allegation of criminal inlituidation1,077 words
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449 1912-09-05 6 Beautiful weather, a lar«o attendance and a well prepared track which contributed u some pretty close results, together with splendid running and jumping were outstanding features of tho aunual athletic sports of the Singapore Uecroation Club which took placo on449 words
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Article137 1912-09-05 6 A rather alarming carriago accident o ourred on AugustbO, at the footof Ijcoiiic i ttoad, to Mr. Gosling’s trap. The two .Mis* Goslings, who were in tho trap at tin: 1111 had just left their house, when the rem* broke and the horse bolted. h«‘> jumped from the137 words
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Article79 1912-09-05 6 The mortality returns* for sued by the Registrar of h rtl *J u 1< M^l j|, show that during the weekending- r there were 2a 1 deaths, «;**“«U l r niilUj of population of )ljv n|. acc,m. U.ll«. iO clll sions 2.1, b.n Is,i 2a.chol.ra I. T1|lll79 words
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1775 1912-09-05 7 I T<> the Editor of the Straits Times. I sir My weekly copy of Tho Straits Tl containing your article on “Feminine reached mo when I had a few I Jri. mis staying here. Among them was I Hailey Racon,1,775 words
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541 1912-09-05 7 The already bad reputation of drove Hoad, upon which numerous robberies have been committed recently, will not bo improved by the recital of a portentous incident that occurred thereon August 29. About 7.1.7 Mr. H. A. Ironside, of tho541 words
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991 1912-09-05 7 Tho annual general meeting of tho Singapore Cricket Club, held iu the Pavilion, on August IK), was atteuded by a large number of members. Mr. C. I. Carver presided, and was supported by Messrs. A. S. Hailey, J. H. C.991 words
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Article168 1912-09-05 7 Tho 27 ft yawl Sea Queen, manned by Cuptnn Voss and Messrs K. Stone and >f. A. Vincent, which left Yokohama on duly 27 on a three yearn' trip round the world, ha* encountered severe gules and been com polled to put into port in168 words
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985 1912-09-05 8 Mr. Austen Chamberlain, M.P., President of tin* Executive Committee for tlu* Establishment ot tho London School of Tropical Medicine on a satisfactory basis, presided over a meeting held on .Inly 1)1 in the Council Koom of the985 words
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354 1912-09-05 8 The Montreal Star, iu a leading articlo on July BO, said: Canada's contribution must be additional. Our cables from Loudon carry a rumour that our Ministers are insisting that Canada’s contribution to tho naval defence of tho Empire, whatever it n354 words
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202 1912-09-05 8 Dr. Solf, tho German Colonial Secritary. denies the statement w hieh recently ap|>e are tl in the Cape Times to the effect that 1m had asserted in an interview that the importation of Asiatics iuto German South-West Africa was imminent.202 words
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Article162 1912-09-05 8 A most enjoyable evening was spent on August 2s, at Anderson’s Hotel, Robinson Load, at a meeting of the lloyal Antcdcluvian Order of liulTaloes, when two gentlemen were initiated into the mysteries of the Order, namely Messrs. Roffey and Neubrouuer. After a short speech, tlmnkiug162 words
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918 1912-09-05 8 Ilow much light or how much heat are showered on the globe in almoHt entirely a matter of theory there arc hardly any precise measurements except for limited and short periods and comparative estimates as to the amount of heat, for918 words
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319 1912-09-05 8 The Hev. J G. Brockway. Principal 0 f tl« L. M. S. Institution at Bhuwau.poro received a letter from the Hev p M. who now resides at Hastings, kJ.S asking for tho name of an Indian mF of latiuenco who m interest,,!319 words
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Article176 1912-09-05 8 Stewart’s Tourist Guide to tho Far List is published at 2 G by Kaphaels, Limited, Loudon, and at The Dispensary, Limited, Penang. No book in which alternate pages are given over to advertisements can be very pretty, aud Stewart’s Guide does not please us because176 words
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Article177 1912-09-05 8 A pophecy that, if lunacy continues to grow at its present rate, there will be more lunatics in the world than sane people •> years hence, was made by Dr. Forbes in slow, who expressed strong dissent from statement made at the Eugenics Congm s »y177 words
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Article90 1912-09-05 8 The waterlogged junk which h doned off the East Coast of lh J' Ml while being towed to Smgapori lt is still afloat in those waters, a s i ships that may puss in tho night. •.in. u» iw»"•»"“«,. waterline, was last seen by t b th<*90 words
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1705 1912-09-05 9 The report on tho administration of Perak lull, prepared by Mr. O. Marks, acting i'ritidi Resident, and attached to the F.M.8. rovernnient Gazette as a supplement, is a rv detailed record of affairs iu tho State, nliiiily statistical,1,705 words
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705 1912-09-05 9 Tho censor at Homo did well to reject Salome, and almost we wish that his fiat extended to Singapore. That Oscar Wilde had genius, no one attempts for a moment to deny, and that he had a keen sense of dramatic705 words
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Article81 1912-09-05 9 (From Oor Own Cokrksi-ondknt.) Penang, August 20. There has been a series of mysterious thefts at Sepoy Lines, from European bun galows, including the Residency. Yesterday a Chinaman, using a rikisha as a blind, was caught in broad daylight removing a bag of silverware from the house81 words
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Article40 1912-09-05 9 (From Ouh Own Corrksi*oni>knt.) Penang, August .'10. Tim Penang's rifle team of eight for tin Interport and States rifle match scored TOO yesterday morning. Sergt. Mull was top with 99. The average per man was 92.40 words
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375 1912-09-05 9 There was an uuusiuil denouement, on tho 2nd inst., in tho Supremo Court, when Mr. •Justice Sproulo sat to hoar magistrate’s appeals. Mr. R L. Eber appeared on behalf of Chow I’ong San, of Teluk Ayer Street, who appealed against375 words
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440 1912-09-05 9 On a summons issued at the instance of Mr. 11. I*. Pereira, Inspector of Gunpowder, Mr. C. T. Durward, of Messrs. Saudi lauds, Lottery and Co., ap[M-ared before Mr. Hamilton, at Penang, on August 28, to answer charges of (i) exporting440 words
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Article19 1912-09-05 10 NicnoL'OM.— On August 4,the wife of E. C. Nicholson, at Slial 100, ami of Taiping, of a daughter.19 words
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Article83 1912-09-05 10 Duakk -Lkisk.- On August fl, at Sutton F. W. Drake to Jessie Kate Alice, daughter of the late W. It. Leisk, of Singapore. Wkhr —Hair. —At St. Andrew’s Cathedral. Singajtore, on *©ptcmber2, 1912, by the Kevd. F. G. Swiudell, M.A., Colonial Chaplain, Gent go Robert Holden, eldest son of83 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1043 1912-09-05 10 Straits Times, August 29. Tho idea of constructing**a canal across tho Isthmus of Panama did not originate with the American Government but with that man of largo views, M.do Lesseps, who had c mquored the difTiculties of connecting tho Mediterranean with the Bed Sea. Fir a prolonged periodStraits Times, August 29. - 1,043 words
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Article1172 1912-09-05 10 sound foundations.—Straits Times, August 30. Wo received the other day a copy of tin China Stock and Sharo Handbook for 1912. It is tho second issue, and tho compilers Messrs. 11. E. Morriss and C. It Maguire, art to bo congratulated ou tho skill and cartsound foundations.—Straits Times, August 30. - 1,172 words
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Article1058 1912-09-05 10 —Straits Times, August 31. The law is very geutle to the lawless. Quito a number of days have been spent in Singapore over an attempt to prove tlut a person called Forschmidt has been living upon tlio proceeds of his wife’s shame. Ho has been sentenced to,—Straits Times, August 31. - 1,058 words
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Article1239 1912-09-05 11 have at heart will prosper.—Straits Times, September 2. |;IV0 called down upon our devoted the indignation of some v< ry clever '"’doubt charming ladies l>y an aitich* "as headed “Feminine Horrors.’’ The object of that article was to protest against an assault upon Mr. Asquith at a privatohave at heart will prosper.—Straits Times, September 2. - 1,239 words
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Article1033 1912-09-05 11 of such anti economic methods.—StraitH Times, September 8. Wo print a letter from Homo traders who protest against tlio granting of monopoly rights in tho State of Brunei. Since 1900 Brunei has been governed to all intent* and purposes by a British Resident. Wo are all thoof such anti economic methods.—StraitH Times, September 8. - 1,033 words
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Article1151 1912-09-05 12 Straits Times, September 4. The Administrators of the F.M.S. are bet ween the devil and the deep sea, otherwise the planters and the Indian Government. If they do not pass such laws as well secure the* approval of the Indian authorities there is a danger of,— Straits Times, September 4. - 1,151 words
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Page 10 Advertisements
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Advertisement94 1912-09-05 10 lhs osfc free pries of the Straits Times is |H8 a year The poet free price of the Straits Budget it $14 a year It it not necessarv to subscribe for a year. The subacription* for shorter periods are at the same proport onate rat* aa for a year. The94 words
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Obituary51 1912-09-05 10 DEATHS. Buckmosk.—On August f», at Sydney. Australia, in his eighty-fourth year, Samuel Fry Black non*, the beloved father of Sophia Black more of the Deaconess Home, Singapore Pkrkiiu —At S ngaporo, on August JW). 1012, Isabel Pereira, wi low of tho late Francisco Kvuristo Pereira, formerly of tie S.raits Settlements51 words
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Article134 1912-09-05 12 At tlio end of the last week of July gales were still blowing along the New South Wales coast from Port Stephens to Gabo. When it can be said that tho I*, and O. Company's R.M.S. Mongolia had her worst trip on record going from Melbourne to134 words
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1764 1912-09-05 12 H. M. S. Waterwiteh, the Admiralty survey ship which has been engaged for some time past iu surveying the ocean bed aud noting tides and currents iu the waters around Singajiore, was sunk iu the harbour1,764 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement74 1912-09-05 12 Property Sale. Tim following Singapore property by order of the. Municipality was disposed of by auction at Messrs. I’owell and Co’.s sale* room on tbo 3rd instFreehold land olf Halcsti* r Hoad, area 37/.>01 square foot, marked r< survey lot lii, town subdivision 23, comprised in No. 12, together with74 words
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Article11 1912-09-05 13 str.it- Times is not responsibto lo Jopioio." ol its corre«poodeots.|11 words
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Article195 1912-09-05 13 To the Editor of the Straits Times. inferring to a leaderette in to-day's hir n I notice that tho editor H with disquiet that retired officials Malay States Administration are „*iw acting as directors of unsound He suwctK that Cd hibition of such activities on retirement P195 words
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Article240 1912-09-05 13 Iu the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— In the advertisements that appear in /30 st papers regarding vacancies, there is a predominant meution of preference for -Chinese." There are various walks of life m which the Chinese element of proved ability is indispensable, but favoutitism t >itl240 words
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Article311 1912-09-05 13 To tho Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,— From glimpses of your valuable cnlumus" which oue can get even in the wiMh of Sumatra (no charge for this) I sic tiny have been “going for me,” so it is perbaps up to me to reply, having opened.311 words
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Article132 1912-09-05 13 To tin Editor of the Straits Times. quite agree with your two correscuts "Reminder” and Singapore iu ‘Dag that tho municipality of Malacca should have the above pier repaired as quickly as possible, as it is a great want of the public. As there are not many entertainments132 words
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Article179 1912-09-05 13 To tho Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,-Since tho appearance of the official assignee's report on the administration of hia department for the current year some pertinent remarks have appeared in the Press ,with reference to his assertion that very shortly reciprocity would exist between the Bankruptcy Court179 words
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Article537 1912-09-05 13 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —There is in tho current number of the Federated Malay States Gazette the draft of a proposed enactment to provide for extending to the Federated Malay States the operation of Acts of tho Imperial Pallia incut." It is clear537 words
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791 1912-09-05 13 At Prinsep St. Church on the 2nd inst. Mrs., A. .1. Amery delivered an interesting address on The need of Medical Missions in Siuga pore," in the course of which she said Wo aro often asked the question, Does not791 words
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746 1912-09-05 13 We have roceived tho following lotter from leading traelera with reference to the introduction of monopoly methoda in Ihunei. 'I he traeleia ask u* not to puhliah their siguatut< a, and we respeet their wish. Some comini nt on the matter746 words
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234 1912-09-05 13 A legal point that in probably w ithout proredeni ha* be eu rained in eoiinectiou with rorent aeti\iliew in the Government Monopolies Department. About a month ago 4 chests appearing to contain Persian opium were brought to Singa|M>rn from China by the234 words
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Article4730 1912-09-05 14 Long and specially important messages will be found under separate headings. All the other Router telegrams received during the (last week arc given below J Wednesday, August 28. Mr. Borden has received a deputation of suffragettes4,730 words
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Article1103 1912-09-05 15 Berlin, August 28. Storms and floods are reported throughout Germany and Holland where the forests aud crops have suffered damago. Twenty persous were drowned at Sclieveningon. The Anglo-German telegraph service is interrupted. According to tho Nowoje, M. Sasonoff in returning from his visit to England and F’rance, will1,103 words
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297 1912-09-05 15 A despatch (publisiiou in the Government Gazette) has been received from tho Secretary of Slate for the Colonies respecting the resignation of commissions in tho Special Reserve by officers of the Special Reserve holding, or hereafter accepting, permanent civil appointments297 words
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Article48 1912-09-05 15 (Fuom Our Own Corrkhpondrnt.) Penang, Au.ust 28. Tim local rice merchants hi o ov« r stocked and have wired to Rangoon to delay shipments on account of insutlicii nt goduwn accommodation. Tho pi ice of rico to-day is |228; a fortnight ago it was 9240.48 words
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Article65 1912-09-05 15 (From Our Own (orhbspondrnt). IVnang, September 3. Yesterday morning, a Malay clerk employed at tho Treasury, aft* r an altercation with his sister, look a chopper am! hacked her in Ht>ven places, nearly chopping otT the tinkers of ouolian Tim mao tli*u went to workaa65 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article246 1912-09-05 16 AM|USt tl Wralfalm, Oer. sir., Williamsen, Sydney, Behn Meyer Glenngle, Biit. str., Graven, Rangoon, Gionp Ho Sliihftnrn Maru, Jap. htr, Muto, Karathu, M. B. Kaihha Paklat. G«r. htr., Wenzel, Swatow, Bibn Mi y»r Egra. Brit. atr., Whitfcingham, Calcutta. Hou-t- ad Matiram, Brit, str., Mortimer, Sydney, Bountcad Namur, Brit, atr.,246 words
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Article255 1912-09-05 16 August 28 Brit. »tr., L"»i>don Liverpool lCuio'«ia, K p. str., F. Lius Hong H o, 14*it. str.. IVi a f g Dcilojiocup, Brit, sir Antwerp via por^.s 29 D'>n of Brit. Mr., Japan via ports N imnr, B/it. str. .1 .pan via ports O't-notfle, Brit, str, Swatow via porls255 words
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Article278 1912-09-05 16 8 Miroaa, Ski tsmukb 4, 1012. BXOHANQB. Ja Lnnnav—Bank 4 m/s 2/$g v a Demand «/4A Private 6 m/s 2/4$ 0 ill/8 2 4*$ >• ir an am—Bank d/d h* 288$ Private 8 m/s 242$ >m Knanoa—Bank d/d 204 Private 8 m/s 109 i* India—Bank T* T.278 words
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Article1180 1912-09-05 16 SiMdsroKf, Ski'Tkmbkk 4, 1911, MINING* tssne S Value Bayers. Sellers. 10 4 Atnpan par l 10 beiaa I'm 2.70 2 90 10 10 Bruang 1.75 2.10 10 10 Kanabol 2.60 2.65 41 41 KintaTia 1.15.0 l.lv.9 10 10 Kampar par <0 16 Kinta Association 11/0 14. 01,180 words
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278 1912-09-05 16 On August 26 at the magistracy, Honcbons, Chan Ham was brought up ia custody before Mr. Wood, and charged with the murder of one Gow Boon Chau, a wealthy Chioeso merchant of Singapore. The case had been remanded pending the arrival of278 words
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Article253 1912-09-05 16 Per P. and Assaye connecting with Medina at Colombo, Bailing September 6-~” Mr. M. B. Fried border, Miss Gunn, Mrs. aud Miss Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cameron, Mrs. Morris. Mr. aud Mrs. D. A. Boss, M. A. Sparks. Mr. ami Mrs. Arden, Mr.O. Young. Mr.253 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1289 1912-09-05 1 We quote below the best avni’able Loudon lint from the reports brought by the last mail, and add local anotatfois from tho list prepared by Messrs. Krasor and Oo. (Singapore n the corresponding date for1,289 words
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Article103 1912-09-05 2 London and Hinoafors Rubrbr Pbicrs 1 OBNRRAIr— Robber Auctions 2 Selangor River Robber 8 August Rubber Returns 4 The Robber Industry 4 F.M.S. Rubber Export Doty 4 Robber Litigation 5 Robber Items 6 Robber Possibilities of Mindanao. 6 8eletar Estates 6 Snngei Began Bnbbor Co 6 Tblbobams— London Rubber103 words
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81 1912-09-05 2 (Fboh Our Own Corrrsfondint.) London via Penang, August 30. At this week’s auction best grades of Highlands smoked sold at 5/0. The boom continues though reactionary inflaenoes wore at work this morning. Bales for 1913 have81 words
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84 1912-09-05 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, via Penang, August 31. The auction prices last week averaged 4/7} per lb. Forward sales for 1913 include Perak 24 tons at 4/6} and Cecily 12 tons at 4/7. The market is very strong and an84 words
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Article43 1912-09-05 2 (From a Malacca Corrrspondhnt.) The following pricos have been rocoivod luring the past week Fino Para Plantation. August 27 5/1 4/9} H 29 6/1 4/10 a 80 5/14 4/11 h 81 5/1} 4/11 Sept. 2 6/1 4/10} 3 f/0} 4/9}43 words
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Article31 1912-09-05 2 (From Our Own Corrrspondint.) Ponang, August 28. The death is announced, at the Taiping Bsl, of septic pneumonia, of Dennis W. manager of Sangei Bays Estate, biput31 words
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1654 1912-09-05 2 The second ordinary general meeting of tho Juru Estates, Limited, was held in (ilas gow on July 25. Mr. T. A. Gal he, tho chairman, in moving the adoption of tho report ami accounts, after referring to the absence1,654 words
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358 1912-09-05 2 Presiding on August 8, at the statutory meeting of tho Merchiston Rubber Estate, Limited, Mr. E. L. Hamilton said thero was very little for the chairman to say beyond hat was stated in the prospectus. The company, which was formed358 words
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207 1912-09-05 2 (Fkom Oob Own CoHUKspoNriM.) Penaug, August 31, At a shareholders’ meeting of the Kdab Rubber Co., yesterday, tlio lion. A. K Adauii presiding, it was stated that after deducting $43,313 due to creditors there wai a balance of $86,491. The director*,207 words
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Article274 1912-09-05 2 Singapore. At the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's fiftieth auction, op A ugust 27, there were offered for sale 171 cases (pels. 165.55$ or 22,074 lbtO; sold. 163 case; (pels. 158 091 or 2.,080 Ibn'. The pricerealised were:— Sheet Smoked *233 to 8250 UnsiuokeJ 231 to 247274 words
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1872 1912-09-05 3 <t|„ M cond ordinary general meeting of gibber and General Trust Company, was lu I*l on .July 2<», at Winchester ■|j old bread Street, E.C., Mr. Harold Idou (chairman of the company) F it H e iliainnan1,872 words
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1240 1912-09-05 3 Tho second annual general mooting of shareholders of the Kubana Rubber Estates. Limited, was held oil duly 29, at Windiest# r House, Old llroad Street, London, E.C., Mr. Edward Lawrence Hamilton (chairman) presiding. Tho Secretary (Mr. lVrcy E. L. Taylor)1,240 words
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861 1912-09-05 3 Tin? following I**tt« r to til** Financial News expresses tile vi* wh of a shareholder in the Selangor Kivcr Ktibbcr Estate. in to the proposi d purchase of two adjoining estates:— •'Mr, I think it is well that861 words
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2262 1912-09-05 4 In our Inst issue wo gave R shot tolegru phic reference to the meeting of planters at KualA Lumpur on August 2. r >, when discus nion took place upon the F. M. 8. Labout Code. The matter is2,262 words
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Article458 1912-09-05 4 Carey United.— 18.500 ibs. Sungei .Mutang.- 9h9 lbs. Alor Cm jab.—4.160 Ibs. Ayer Pauas. 11,80(1 lbs. liukit Liutarg.—16.000 lbs. Pa jam.— 1 5.250 lbs. Pautai.—0,500 lbs. Pcgoh.—21,951 Ibs. Permata. 1,800 lbs. 1 ho lei la 6.1*00 lbs. Durian-Sabatang. 1,050 lbs. Mom.t Austin (Johore). 18 800 lbs. Malacca458 words
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439 1912-09-05 4 The London aud China Express to hand by this morning’s mail dated August 9. the following references to tlio rubber in dustry The market for Plantation is quiet but firm. First Latex Crepe spot quoted is. 10M. value (last year ss. Old439 words
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Article103 1912-09-05 4 For tlio period from September to j®' inclusive, the duty on cultivated rubls r on which export duty is leviable in t ,u ou an ad valorem basis in accord a nee rules under the Customs Duties hnactiue will be assessed ou the following I103 words
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1628 1912-09-05 5 I In a circular issued to the shareholders I tlj Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre ComI paoy. Limited, early in August, the I directors state that the desirability of I 4,1-ilgaiuating the Dunlop Penumatic I j Company, Ltd and the1,628 words
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618 1912-09-05 5 Before Mr. Justice Spruulo in tho Suproun Court, on the 8rd lust., Mr. A. M. S. Angiillia, merchant, of Collyer Quay, sued Sycd iiula tisliali, a trader au*l broker doing business iu Singapore aud Joiioie, to recover the sum of618 words
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936 1912-09-05 5 Ixion addresscH Uio following lettei to the Kditor of tho Financier uuder dufi I’erak, July 9:— To tho ordinary shareholder the reading of tbo directors’ much belated rc|>ort on the yi’iir s working affords but poor satisfaction. few bald statements are made,936 words
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Article113 1912-09-05 5 '1 ho July harvest of the ISukit K. 15. Knfc. ber company was 2,120 J Tlio Ilukit Kuhn KuMier Estates August output is estimated tu produce 1,100 lb*. Tlio output of rubber from tlm Tumbalak Rubber K-tales for August was 2,01H lb-., ami the ij timber of coconuts113 words
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1757 1912-09-05 6 The second annual general nn*eting of the Padang Jawa Kubbcr Estates, Limited, wa-In-Li on July 29, at the Institute of Directois, 4, Corbet Court, London, K.C., Mr. \V. Aithm Addiusell (chairman of the company) presid ing. i’ho representative of the secretaries1,757 words
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239 1912-09-05 6 Mr. A. \Y. Prnuteh, who was in Singapore in charge of the tut In r exhibits at tin* last \gii 11■ >11 icultural Show, is now mamtg’ing a large miI'Im r plantation in Mindanao, lie is i nthusiastic about rnhtx i in Mindanao and s,i\s there239 words
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986 1912-09-05 6 Tlio directors of thu Nyalas Kubbcr Kstates report as follows under date August 28: Your directors beg to submit herewith a duly audited statemeutof the accounts of the company for the year ended May 31, 1912. Although the position of986 words
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451 1912-09-05 6 *1 he now considerable and inert asing oit put from the Seletar Estates, of vyhkh Mr. nV. E. Yowler is manager, will, in (utme. be dealt with by up to-date nnichiuuy. commodious factory has been irut.J ou the estate by The United451 words
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Article196 1912-09-05 6 As a large pint of tbe capital of t* l^1 panv is In ld in II ingWok it may boot to sha.tr liol'b l's to knew, s.in ll j Observer, that from a recent rep' rt piivately time are now 5.7(H) tM-es ,a t..| |>» j196 words
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