The Straits Budget, 26 September 1912
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Title Section28 1912-09-26 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” ifOL. LXVI NO. 2850 Singapore, Thursday, September 26, 1912. fSTABIIRHID OVER NAIF A CfNTItV Price 25 cents28 words
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Article257 1912-09-26 1 tEADEKS Admiral William 12 Veteran and Amateurs 12 The I nronseious Lias 12-13 Covenanters 13 iTivii breaking 13-14 I’rjspering Finances 14 Local and Gknkkal Local aud Personal 1-2 Singapore's Commerce 5 The Singapore Mameuvres 5 Legislative Council (5-7 Quinine and Tetanus heath of Mr. F. G. Somerville257 words
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Article4711 1912-09-26 1 cfOMKlinn t° tlie Tacgliche Rundschauo piH-lin airship concern at Friedrichs|"o have begun to build another cruiser, ist!' Is sur l ,a *s all those already in exb llt i* hereas the strongest ship hitherto IH H:t n renjain in the air only t/ r 1 ,llrs the4,711 words
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Article13 1912-09-26 3 straits Times is not responsible for l ut ,inions of its correspondents.!13 words
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Article4184 1912-09-26 3 To the Editor of the Straits Times. m have read with great pleasure in t nim 1 it’s paj>er your leader re-opening the nmi of a Medical Mission for Singapore, I'n't.'l by Mr*. Amery, also l)r. Mildred s- ilcv s letter on tho subject, and can only4,184 words
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Article630 1912-09-26 4 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, I shall be very much obliged if you will give space to the following iu your valuable pajier. The public and Government should take notice that illegal associations or trade combinations havebe.cn prevailing in the Straits Settlements and many630 words
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Article755 1912-09-26 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —With reference to your leader, on the above subject, I shall be obliged if you will kiudly publish this letter iu your valuable p.ij>er. Our beloved General Nogi's most bril liaut self immolation to the late Mikado, at the supreme755 words
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Article134 1912-09-26 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —In your advertisement columns yesterday, regarding the above, there seems to be a general invitation to F.M.S. and S.S. artists to compete for the exhibition prizes. I am thinking of competing, but in view of tho recent exclusion of134 words
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Article636 1912-09-26 4 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,—As a number of the Overseas Club. I wish to ask the organisers of the Singapore Branch, through the medium of your journal, for what special reason or reasons they have chosen to restrict tho membership to uumixed Europeans alone.636 words
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Article241 1912-09-26 4 To the Editor of the Straits Tim,., Sir,-On bohalf of tlie timber ,T Singapore, I beg to be allowed. U lrciu U ol columns, to make public what K1 S' 00 unfair treatment to us. co nsuler It has been a practice for us to n av241 words
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Article85 1912-09-26 4 To the Editor of the Stiaits Times. Sir,— Kindly permit me to enquire through your valuable paper re the Square Puzzle, if auy of your readers have received the result of the competition from the Competition Mauager. Cornwallis Hoad, England. It m about four months since 185 words
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Article95 1912-09-26 4 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —H. H. the Sultau of Trenggaui: must have been highly impressed at the efficiency of the Singapore police arrangements at .Johnston's Pier this morning. Then, was one Malay constable and one ricksha peon and the Sultau and staff had95 words
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244 1912-09-26 4 Messrs. Eraser and Co. report un h‘ r date September 20: Tho local market continues dull, the tie sagging in the price of the raw material has had but little effect on sterling rubber* which close at a slightly higher level.244 words
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2839 1912-09-26 5 A Protest Against Telegraphs. i .it yearly meeting of the Singapore ln Commerce, at which the Presi- 011 \V. W. Cook (Straits Trading I I made hi* usual review of the trade J i, incut for the first six months of r was2,839 words
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394 1912-09-26 5 The annual uiauieuvnug exercises of the Singapore garrison in which the regular establishment was joined by a detachment of the Malay States Guides, and a company of tho M.S.V.R, were concluded on the 22nd, by a movement in which394 words
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Article126 1912-09-26 5 (From Our Own Corrksi'ondrnt.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 20. In the Supreme Court, to day, before Mr, Justice Sorcoiubc Smith, Mr. R. 'l'. Reid claimed from Messrs. I’aterson, Simons and Co., an account of sales of steam coal to Mr. I). O. Hobertson, Kuala Lumpnr, aud payment of126 words
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Article256 1912-09-26 5 In an interview, Herr Itallin has declared that the e« neral situation of the shipping industry in (icrmuuy is extremely good, and the prospects for next year are also stated to bo very favourable. Particularly the v* ry ooo«l crops everywhere promise a very active business in256 words
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4265 1912-09-26 6 A molding of the Legislative Council was held on tho 20th, inst. His Excellency the Governor (Sir Arthur Young, K.C.M.G.) presides! and the other members present were, His Excellency the General Officer Commanding, Major General T. E. Stephenson,4,265 words
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Article142 1912-09-26 7 Intramuscular injections of quinine have i**;n largely employed in India for preventing md combating infection by the malarial parasite, ltoeeutly the bimuriate of quinine »ml urea has been used by hypodermic injection for the production of local anasthesia in minor operations. But it is now suggested that142 words
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Article158 1912-09-26 7 ine years ago it was estimated that fiveof the world's supply of sapphires, w tho Journal of the Society of Arts, came r m the alluvial workings of south eastern "here those gems have been sought 1 < i by Sljans and Burmese for many genera158 words
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505 1912-09-26 7 Quite a flotilla of launches were in commission on the afternoon of the 20th, to convey the large number of interested spectators who wished to follow the international rowing race between two fours representing Germany and tbe United Kingdom, for505 words
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Article179 1912-09-26 7 Introducing his report on tho F. M. S. railways for 1911, tho General Manager, Mr. Anthony, observes:—l have again to report a satisfactory year. A striking feature was tho great increase in tho number of passen-.ers carried —namely, 10,847,896 compand with 7,262,880 in 1909,179 words
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Article119 1912-09-26 7 Many old Straits people will hear with regret that a telegram received on the Kith,announces the death at home of Mr K. (J. Somerville, who loft this place some live ye irs ago and had since been living at Wimbledon. Mr. Somerville, who would119 words
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740 1912-09-26 7 In accord with the custom of many years past, His Highness the Sultan, whose thirty ninth birthday foil upon the 17th, was entertained at a banquet given in honour of the occasion by tbe officials of tho Jolioro Government on the740 words
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Article61 1912-09-26 7 Judge M. W. Kincknev tells the story of a coloured man, Sam Jones by name, who was on trial at I >.i w son < ity, for felony. The judge asked Sam if he desired the appointment of a lawyer to dr feud him. No, sail," Sam61 words
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313 1912-09-26 7 The case iu which Budli R.uri, I‘. C. 440, was charged with violent* towards a Malay lunatic named Rajop, was disjxjsod on the 1 Kih inst., by Mr. Arthur, in tho third Court. Tho evidence of I\C. 58 and313 words
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250 1912-09-26 7 A liiiiilk i of students of the International Correspondence Schools met at the Students’ Association Rooms at d<- Sou/a Street, on on the l“th to w’« Iconic Mr. A. N. Spencer, tho Id .S. Colonial Agent, who is paying a flying visit to these parts.250 words
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Article189 1912-09-26 7 A young looking Chinese, named Woo Ah See, was charged b. fore Mr. Firmstone, on 1 the 19th, inst. w ith using a false description in I respect to certain cigarette packets sold by him. Th* re wore three charges i'.gainst tho accused in that ho sold189 words
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Article116 1912-09-26 7 A Japanese sailor named Sakamoto, of tin Japanese steamer Kitano Marti, whs produced before Mr Iv I#. I ilriei, second magistrate, on the K»lh. on a chrrge of mischief by pushing a iie.l<-lia valued about 1.1 into the sea at the Borneo Wharf during Wednesday night. I n116 words
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898 1912-09-26 8 Tbo prospectus of the Titi Tin Company, Limited, war* publicly issued on tbo 23rd, and the list of subscriptions will close ou October 9. The capital of the company is to be f.M)0,(HX) in shares of 10 each,898 words
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437 1912-09-26 8 On Sunday, the Light Reverend the Bishop of Singapore held his first ordination in his diocese, when Draviaui Scbanj.inam I’ouniab was ordained Deacon The last ordination in the Cathedral took place in 1903, when the Rev. R. V. Vethavanam was437 words
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Article62 1912-09-26 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, September 20. Two men of tho 80th Co., Royal Garrison Artillery, have been arrested as stowaways on the Laming. They gave false names, but on being taken by the police to be photographed, they admitted that their names were William Cliullin and62 words
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Article211 1912-09-26 8 The; battle cruiser Princess Itoynl, which lias just completed satisfactory speed trials, very closely resembles the Lion, but an inno vation lias been made by the fitting of telescopic masts instead of lidded masts. While she has been in dock, says a service paper, received by the211 words
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250 1912-09-26 8 The new quay at the Yokohama Customs House has been completed aud reconstruction work on the pier is now going ou. After tho completion of tho work accommodation in hatbour for steamers will be greatly augmented. However, the Knna;;awa Ken Harbour Department,250 words
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Article271 1912-09-26 8 Wo have received a prospectus of the Colonial Kxhibitiou originally fixed to be held at Summing in April, 1014, now post poned till September, 1014. This explains that the aim of the exhibition is to give a general idea of the remarkable development of Netherlands India in271 words
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Article291 1912-09-26 8 A pretty wedding was solemnized in St. Andrew's Cathedral on the 21st inst., the contracting pavties being Mr. George Wald, of the E. E. Telegraph Company, and Miss Chrissio Gray, eldest daughter of Captain Gray, who is known as the doyen of the pilot service in Singapore.291 words
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862 1912-09-26 8 On February 9, 1912, Colon, l i> C.S.I. R.K., K.U S„ vered a lecture at a meeting of the u’t'' inical Society, Calcutta, on the ,‘,ri in Jf?»°* Himalaya Mountains, and he has Uu v the Englishman, amplified this lecture862 words
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7885 1912-09-26 9 Decision of the Court. The Board of Trade inquiry into tho circim,stances of the ramming of H. M. survey sloop Waterwitch by tho Colonial yacht Sea*lU w was opened on the 20th, in the Marine tour- Mr. H. W. Firmstone,7,885 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
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Article1288 1912-09-26 11 l’l.iy on the 18th resulted as follows: VkTKRANs’ DoL'IU.KS. Carver and Hooper owe 8 v. Makepeace and buckland scr., postponed. A. Singlks. A. K. Terrell, owe 4 v. Wilson scr, unfinished. Howe owe 15.4 v. Buys scr., unfinished. B. Sinolrs. Nathan scr. v. Phipps sci, unrecorded. C. Sinulks.1,288 words
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Article41 1912-09-26 11 S.R.H. (v) Rifle Club. The monthly handicap <>f the S.K.K. Iv.) Kitte Club was fired at the Itallestier Kang*, ou the‘21st, the three best scores being (lunr. W. Collins 91.5 (lunr. II. II. Turner 0(1.2 (lunr. (I Neubronuer... H7.041 words
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Article547 1912-09-26 11 Taylor liecomes (lerman Champion. Writing from Baden-Laden on August ‘21, a correspondent of the Haily Nows and Leader thus describes the brilliant golf in whicb Taylor became (lerman champion after a tie with Kay Edward Kay, the Kritish champion, and .1. 11. Taylor tied at *279 for first place547 words
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760 1912-09-26 11 Thu cahc that in gay** I tho attention oftho Chief Justice ami jury at the Assizes on the lHtli iuat., was that in which a sampan coolie named <loh Chin limit was charged with culpable homicide, not amounting to murder. Mr. Seth,760 words
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Article40 1912-09-26 12 Walkkk. —On September 22, at Wontbourne, Singapore, to Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Walker, a daughter. Jklk.— On September 21, 191 2, at Bandar Maliarani, Muar, Johore, the wife of Arthur S. Jell, Malay States Civil Service, of a son.40 words
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Article134 1912-09-26 12 Lonik Hamilton. —At the Presbyterian Church, Penang, on September 17, by the Uev. Ernest Lawson, m.a., .lames Lister, eldest sou of the late Williams Louie, Shawlands, Glusg iw, to Jessie Yuille, younger daughter of Kobt‘rt Hamilton, Craigpark, Dennistouu, Glasgow. Nkwton. Carral.— On August 21, at Winnipeg, J. O. Newton134 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1090 1912-09-26 12 iu modem war.—Straits Times, September 19. Probably there lias been uo prouder moment in the Kaiser’s life than that during which lie listened to the cheers of 82,000 German bluejackets on 11H < ierman warships. He has every right to be proud, for the licet which has madeiu modem war.—Straits Times, September 19. - 1,090 words
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Article1017 1912-09-26 12 Straits Times, Septeufber ‘JO. A Keutcr telegram, dealing with the great inamruvres in Hast Anglia, states that Lord Roberts on horseback is a keen spectator of the operations. On reading the item we refreshed our memory by a peep at Who's Who, which tells us that Lord– Straits Times, Septeufber ‘JO. - 1,017 words
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Article1054 1912-09-26 12 “Straits Times, Septcmb* r 21. We rejoice that it is our privilege to know the members of the Legislative Council personally. Such knowledge precludes the po* sibility of suspecting that they are a little stupid, and enables us to smile at the air of injured innocence which“Straits Times, Septcmb* r 21. - 1,054 words
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Article1107 1912-09-26 13 Straits Times, September 2.J. According to the law as ree» n v expounde<l in tho Manchester Guardian. “if anyone shall within the I nited Kingdom compass, imagine, invent, devise or iult u>l a rebellion in order to put any force or res raint upon or in order to intimidateStraits Times, September 2.J. - 1,107 words
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Article1174 1912-09-26 13 ,—Str&itM TiinoH, September 11. Arc wc brutal or merely logical A suffragette named Mary Leigh, who was associated with another woman in producing a lire, happily subdued without much damage, in a Lublin theatre, was sentenced to live years’ penal servitude, hut has been release d because she,—Str&itM TiinoH, September 11. - 1,174 words
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Article1057 1912-09-26 14 —Straits Times, September 2o. There was a time when we had the finances of the Colouy at our linger ends and could rap out the income and expenditure under every head like a calculating prodigy doing compound multiplication. Hut that hectic familiarity with unfamiliar things was in the—Straits Times, September 2o. - 1,057 words
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Advertisement93 1912-09-26 12 Tae I <»Ht tree price of the Straits Times la l-'W a year The poat free price of the Straits Budget is $M a year It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The93 words
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Obituary77 1912-09-26 12 DEATHS. Lkvv.—On August 21, at his residence iu Berlin, after a long illness, Max Levy, the beloved father of Mrs. 11. Bolter of Singapore. Robili.iard. —< hi August 2d, very suddenly, at 10, Threadueedle-street, K.C., W. S. Robil hard, Secretary, Mercantile Bank of India, aged 05. SoMKRviu.it. —At Wimbledon, on77 words
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Article169 1912-09-26 14 Thc following Singapore properties be longing to tho estate of Syed Ahvee bin Abdullah Salim al Habslu-e, deceased, were disposed of by auction at Messrs. Powell and Co.'s sale room on the 24th inst.. Land and shop-house dwelling No. 166 Queen Street, area 1,589 square feet, part169 words
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Article83 1912-09-26 14 The mortality returns for Singapore, issued by the Hegistrar of Births aud Deaths, show that during the week ending September 14 there were 209 deaths, giving a ratio per mi He of population of 82.91. Malarial fever accounted for 88 deaths, phthisis 25. convulsions ‘22, btri beri83 words
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Article94 1912-09-26 14 A phrase in our article on medical missions the other day may, it is pointed out, lead to a misconception. During the past year about 9:1,000 has been contributed in Singapore Diocese to the costs of the Malacca medical mission, and a uood deal of the money94 words
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900 1912-09-26 14 Mr. Justice Sproule, in the Supreme Court, on Tuesday, beard evidence in a suit brought by Max Conrad Hartmann against Max Hilckcs, James Murray and John Branson. lMaintiff sought 82,400 damages in respect of breach of agreement, salary duo, and property lost.900 words
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209 1912-09-26 14 Information was received South China Morning Post the night of September Hi !f kbl, K. o 6 Messrs. Dod well and Co., that t h,.i x M D (due to sail from HougW t*,p‘ r Casll209 words
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618 1912-09-26 14 A meeting of Mr. Buckley’s “Children' was held ut the Baffles institution. on tL t 24th, to hear a report from the committee ap pointed to ai range the details of a niimrui to the late Mr. C. 11.618 words
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Article2937 1912-09-26 15 The St. Joseph’s Institution Diamond Jubilee festivities culminated, on the 2drd, 4 ,1j the distribution of prizes to the essful Htndents during tlio past year, and J. opening of the King Oeorge’H Hall, which rl a2,937 words
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450 1912-09-26 15 It will bo remembered that on the 2nd of this month the steamer llong B> o from Hongkong arrived in poit with ten eh* sts of opium on board as cai go for tfii- jkirt, that no consignee came forward to450 words
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200 1912-09-26 15 (Fnow Ocu Own Cokkksi-onmknt). Penang, Septemlxr ‘2l. At the half yearly meeting of the Penang Chamber of Comrneicu, Mr. G Maeb.iin referred to the Ports Bill and said that the capital sum for Penang harbour works was three millions,200 words
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Article6091 1912-09-26 16 [Long and specially important messages will be found under separate* In adings. All the other Unit' 1 telegrams received during tho past \\e» k an given below. Wednesday, September 18. There has been a railway disaster6,091 words
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Article870 1912-09-26 17 Berlin, September 17. Queen Wilhelruina's speech from the throne, at the lltgue, emphasizes the fact that Holland s relations w ith tin* Powers are of the best. *1 lie development of agriculture, trade, industry, ami shipping are favourable, ami the general situation in Nolle Hands India is satisfactory.870 words
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349 1912-09-26 18 A meeting of the Licensing Justices was held in the liist magistrate's court on Tuesday afternoon before Mr. 11. W. Pirmstonc (in the chain, Mr. I*. CunlilTe, I>r. J. A. R. Glennie, Dr. G. Brooke, and Capt. A. R. Chancellor, C.P.0.,349 words
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Article139 1912-09-26 18 Per I*, and Dovunha connecting at Colombo willi Mooltan. nailing October 4. Mr. 1). M. Milne, Mrs. Phillips, Mr. P. Gilroy, Dr. and Mrs. Sheppard. IVr I*, and o. China connecting at Colombo with Macedonia, sailing October 18.—Rev. h. Garnicr, Mr. H. I’. Brash, Mr. Alexander, Mr.139 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article308 1912-09-26 18 September 11 Kitano Maru, Jap. str., Coper, London, P, Simons Olenturret, Brit, str., Webster, London, Bou stead Glenlogan, Brit, str., McGregor, Hongkong, Boustead Prometheus, H. M. S. cru. Luxmore, S. N Officer Hakata Maru, Jap. str., Nomura, Bombay, P. Simons China, A us. str., Ginosvich, Trieste, Rautenberg Suevia, Ger.308 words
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Article192 1912-09-26 18 September IS [Tenpaisan Mara, Jap. str., Make Glenlogan, Brit, str., Colombo Naples Genoa Soyo Mara, Jap. str Tarakan Hakata Mara, Jap. str., Hongkoag Japan Lennox, Brit, str., New York 19 Edavana, Brit, str., Calcutta via ports Arcadia, Ger. str., Japan via ports Euryahis, Brit, str., Melbourne via ports Kitano192 words
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Article279 1912-09-26 18 BiaeAPoaa, September 26. 1812 BXOHANQB. On LanDan—Bank 4 m/s 1/444 Demand 8/4 8*a Private 6 m/s 2/4 8 m/s 2/442 Oa Gbbmamv—Bank d/d 288ft Private 8 m/s 242ft On Keamub—Bank d/d 294 Private 8 m/s M 889 )r Imdia—Bank T. T. M 174| Private 80 d/p h.279 words
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Article927 1912-09-26 18 Siboapobb. September 25 lftll MINING. (“sue 2 Value Buyers. Sellers. 10 4'Ampang par 1 10 Bern* i»a 2.70 2,80 10 10 Braang 1.76 2.00 tO 10 Kanabol 2.40 2.60 41 41 Kinta Tia 1.14.8 1.19.0 10 10 Kampar par 10 10 Kinta Association 12.00 13.60 10 6927 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1305 1912-09-26 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 Mosars. Fraser and Co. (Singanors ic the corresponding date for1,305 words
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Article100 1912-09-26 2 London and Sinoapokr Ruhhkk Pricks 1 Gknkral— Rubber Auctions 2 F.M.S. Rubber Dnty 3 Tho Rubber Industry 8 New Java Company 3 Rubber I buns 4 A New Rubber Company 6 Tho Rubber Boomlev 6 Synthetic Rubber 6 Tklkorams— London Rubber Auction 2 London Ruhls-r Market 2 London Rubber100 words
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234 1912-09-26 2 (From Oub Own Corrkspondf.nt.) Loudon, September 2 4. Tlio auction this week wns very dull bat a new record in quantity put up for salo was cstablishix). One thousand one hundred tons of Y'lantation was offered (8(0234 words
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45 1912-09-26 2 Fine I’ura Plantation. f Spot Forwmd First T.atix 18 4/7 4/f 40} 19 4'B 4 7 4 7 29 4/7} 4/7 40} 21 4/71 4/7 4/0} 24 4/7} 4 7 4,7} m 24 4/7} 4/0} 4/5}45 words
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101 1912-09-26 2 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) London, via Penang, September 19. Klanan announces a second interim divi dond of 25 per cent. Sungei Kruit pays 5; Straits Plantations 6; Batu Caves a second of 40; Riverside 10; Pataling a second of101 words
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714 1912-09-26 2 The f-eeond annual general meeting of the hart holders iu the Sliaughai KlebaUi Rubber Kstate, Ltd was held on Septeuib* r 4 at Shanghai. The chair was occupied by Mr. Hugo lit iss, aud he w as supported byMr. V. Meyer714 words
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546 1912-09-26 2 The Hon. Charles H. Strutt, presiding at tho meeting of the Besoeki Plantations, Limited, held last mouth, said that the profit and loss account was not ut all satisfactory, but it was easy to sec in what direction their losses had occurred.546 words
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Article148 1912-09-26 2 Singapore. At the fifty-fourth auction of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held on the 21th, there were offered for sale 254 eases (pels. ‘236 17 or 31,489 lbs.) and sold 216 cases (pels ‘202.20 or 26,960 lbs.) The prices realised were; Sheet Smoked 8224 to 1241148 words
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868 1912-09-26 2 Tho annual meeting of tl.I held on tho 3rd, at noon at mY'? 1 ltjV secretaries, Messrs Derrick and 1‘reeman presided, tlio others J H Messrs. J. O. Davies, H. j* l i n u ‘°S Ken« Saiek, Tan Chen./ k'Y V868 words
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2041 1912-09-26 3 I Im second ordinary general meeting of the Kwaloc Rubber Estates, Limited, was held n \ugust 20, at tho registered office of t j JL company, 1, East India Avenue, E.C., r Richard .1. Hoffmann (chairman of the company) presiding.2,041 words
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398 1912-09-26 3 A meeting of tho Dunlop Rubber Com pauy, Limited, was called for August .40, to approve tho proposed agreement for the transfer to this company of the goodwill and ccrtaiu assets of the Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre C ompany, Limited. An accompanying398 words
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Article126 1912-09-26 3 The meeting of the British Borneo (Bara) Rubber Company was held at Glasgow on August 27. Mr. Campbell (chairman of the com pany), who presided, said that the output for the year up to April last was over f>H,(HH) lbs., while the estimate for the year126 words
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Article67 1912-09-26 3 For the period from September 20 to October if, inclusive, the duty on cultivated rubber, on which export duty is leviable m the F.M.S. on an ad valorem basis will lxassessed on the following: per pci. Sheet and Biscuit s2df> Fine Crepe 210 Best Scrap in Crepe67 words
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Article623 1912-09-26 3 \V«> take tin: following report on tho rubber industry from tho Londou and China Express of August .10, received by the la*>t mail from home:— The market for Plantation lias lieen quiet, but fairly steady. First623 words
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Article244 1912-09-26 3 The .lava lievca Rubber and Tobacco hi states have been registered with a capital of X‘50,0 )0 (25.) to carry on, directly or indirectly, the business of planter-*, manufacturers, And refiners of and dealers in rubber, jelutong and other gums, sessamum, resin, tea, coffee, tobacco, cotton, coconuts,244 words
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2773 1912-09-26 4 To tin- Editor of the Straits 'I'iiiiCH. Sir, Your very interesting leader of the 4th inst. d<als with a topic of such importance that I trust I will be excused for volunteering some remarks. The delay2,773 words
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506 1912-09-26 4 Ihe directors’report and n r. MaudaiTokonK (Si^pT knvs S c,rc,llatu,i »*l reads' Your directors beg to nihmo 1 duly audited statement of the a c r(:w,th tho company for tho year f I |V| 1U P ht f r M,e >' ear506 words
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Article283 1912-09-26 4 (>u the 11 til iust., Messrs. Ramsay »n (i Godden, of the l’elepah Valley Rubber Estates, and a fiiend. tracked up and stmt a tiue rogue bull elephant, which has laid) done a lot of damage in the district. Mr. Leon Kaufman writes from Sauibas to inform us283 words
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Article3087 1912-09-26 5 I ,i inly 29, the annual meeting of the l T *iItubber Co. was commenced at Sluing f{ yond the reading <»f the directors t |,y Mr. E. S. Davidsou, says the Shan HV",' Tiiiies, no business was3,087 words
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473 1912-09-26 5 Tin* report of the St. Antonio (I’ara) Lubber Kstates, Limited, slate* that all neootiations with tin: ven<lors ami promoters for a return of pa 1 1 of the pureh ise prion have failed, and, as stated in the473 words
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1727 1912-09-26 6 The second ordinary general meeting of the llayocp (Dutch Hornco) Rubber Estates, Limited, was held on August 22, at Winches ter House, Old Rroad Street, K.C., Mr. Robert T. Ryrno (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman, in moving1,727 words
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Article96 1912-09-26 6 The Malay ltubber Company promoted by Messrs. Hosliino Seki, Kusalia Yoshior, Masuda (liiehi and two others, and patronis ed by Baron Sliibusawu, and Messrs. Nakauo Buei, Tukuta Sauai, Okkutna Tsuncnobu (Count Okuma's adopted son) and eighty other gentlemen, will, says the Shanghai Times, be formally organised96 words
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1316 1912-09-26 6 Mr. K. L. Killick who, it will be remembered, visited the Hast some time back as special rubber commissioner of The Financier has some notes ou rubber in the issue of that paper of August 30, part1,316 words
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441 1912-09-26 6 I’rofessor H. E. Armstrong has contribut*>l to The Times an article on the synthetic pivduction of rubber, in which he holds that starch as the raw’ material is too valuable. In making it from this material, writes I'm fessor Armstrong, we shall441 words
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