The Straits Budget, 21 November 1912
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1912-11-21 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXVI. NO. 2858. Singapore, Thursday. November 21. 1912. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CEATVRV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article250 1912-11-21 1 LEADERS— Defeated 10 Rubber Land Taxation 10 The Parliamentary Riot... ...10-11 Some Exaggerated Fears 11 Can They Pause 11 l’riuce Lichnowsky’s Policy ...11-12 Local and General— Local and Personal 1*2 The Turkish War 3-4 Chinese Volunteer Club... 4 Legislative Council 5 Singapore Mortality Returns o Distinguished Visitor250 words
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Article4160 1912-11-21 1 Mrs. Travers returned to Kuala Lumpur from England on Friday. Mr. C. T. llamerton left for lpoh on Satur* day, en route for Europe. The Hon. A. R. Adams has been re-elected President of the Penang Club. The last lpoh Assizes for the current year will open4,160 words
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Article4522 1912-11-21 3 Hkctkk’s Telegram. I)KIt OSTASIATISCHK LLOYD TkLKGUAM. GALLANT SORTIE BY TURKS AT ADRIANOPLE. The Austrian Attitude on Servian Claims. Rkctkk’s Tklkoram. London, November 13. A Bulgarian division entered Salonika on Saturday after a battle four miles fiom the c ity. Princes Boris aud Cyril, who aro accompanying GeneralHkctkk’s Telegram.; I)KIt OSTASIATISCHK LLOYD TkLKGUAM. - 4,522 words
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Article298 1912-11-21 4 The annual general meeting of the Chinese Volunteer Club was held at the club house, Heach Hoad, on Saturday night, with Capt. Glennie, S. V. 1., President of the Club, in the chair. The chairman regretted the lack of interest in the club shown by the Chinese298 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article342 1912-11-21 4 Autumn Cup. wm for Mr. A. Knox Wilson „7" U ca tlio excellent nett Beore of 74 Ki« <,t r al members competed, and tho' .**''*o best cards returned uualifv i plete for »ng cards wero returned 1 c oll owA. Knox Wilson 44 10 1>. V.342 words
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Article324 1912-11-21 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penaug, November 10. A cable from home announces that Messrs. Strauss and Co. have lost their appeal to tlio Privy Council against the judgment of tho Full Court of Appeal, in the big Chinese tin action which was first tried in 1910.324 words
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2893 1912-11-21 5 The timo of tho Legislative Council at ,-idav s atternoon’s meeting was mainly devoted to the introduction of tho new and modi d version of the Municipal Hill—upon which the Attorney-General made a lengthy explanation—and to an interesting discussion2,893 words
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283 1912-11-21 5 A public meeting was hcl*l in tb*> S. Pavilion, on the Kith mst., for the purpose of making preliminary arrangements for the annual laud and sea sports to be bold on New Year’s Day. The chair was tukeu by Mr. O.283 words
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230 1912-11-21 5 Messrs. Fraser mid Co. write on tin* 1 till inst:— The market dinin'* tin; past work Ims born quil t and prices in sterling riibbe-rs aro slightly better after small changes. Local rubbers maintain their prices although tho actual busincHH passing230 words
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Article122 1912-11-21 5 Tlio mortality returns for Singapore in sued by tin* Kegislrar of Kirtlis uml Deaths, show that, during tbo w«•« k ruling Nov*iiiber 9, there were 239 deaths, giving a ratio (Mr mill*: of population "I ;;/•'>>. Malarial fever accounted for 32 deaths phthisis 2*, convulsions 17, lari122 words
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7084 1912-11-21 6 (From Our Sn < iai. Cokkkspondknt.) London, October 22. It wan really «piite exciting to skip between taxis instead of rickshas to find one's way to the High7,084 words
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Article163 1912-11-21 7 The Government Gazette contains a notice to mariners concerning the signals to bo made by vessels approaching defended |>ortH when inconvenienced by searchlights. These rules are lai«l down —Any vessel approaching a defended port in the Straits Settlements when searchlights are being worked, and finding that they163 words
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Article58 1912-11-21 7 II. M. S. D* truce, ('(ini tiiander I»rticc• M.V.O., I{.N arrived in port from II ugkoiig on Monday, and after coaling < iiiitiinn <1 her voyagi liom* wards. II. M. >>. I• ii».*c is itu armoured cruiser of I l.iKMi tons, and is on the <58 words
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687 1912-11-21 8 Tho extra I*, and O. steamer Nyanza, which arrived in port, on Monday, brought amongst other passengers General Sir lan Hamilton, D. 5.0., InHpector General of the Overseas Forces, who is on a military visit to tho links687 words
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Article144 1912-11-21 8 Ah the outcome of a raid made iu the streets ot Sydney on Eight Homs hay over 100 women attended the Central Police Court to answer to charges of non compliance with the mw city bylaw directed against the wearing of dangerously projecting unprotected hatpins. Iu all144 words
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696 1912-11-21 8 The first annual general meeting of the Singapore Marine Motor Service, Ltd., was summoned to be held at tho registered offices of tho company 43 and 45, r l he Arcade, on Friday at noon, but it was more than half696 words
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561 1912-11-21 8 A meeting of tho Immigration Committee was hold at 1‘cnaug on November 8, when there were present: the Protector of Labour (chairman), tho Director of Public Works, K.M.S., the Principal Medical Officer, F.M.S., Mr. W. Duncan, Mr. E. Macfadyen, and the561 words
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Article271 1912-11-21 8 The annual inspection of the S.R.E. (v) took place on Saturday afternoon, at the Drill Hall, Reach Road, the inspecting officer being Lt. Col. 11. A. A. Livingstone, C.M.G., C.R.E. The members of the company turned out in good numbers under the command of Captain A. M. Thompson271 words
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156 1912-11-21 8 KiOTBR’s TiLIORAM. London, November l:j. excited y the warmest interest, liaH a‘:» n “iSr ,u epeht psz it 1 0 “SSEST.^tr icaS the vitality of the Empire. 1 ou y to The House of Commons greeted tlm tKiOTBR’s TiLIORAM. - 156 words
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285 1912-11-21 8 (Fuom Ouu Own Corrkspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, November 11. At to-day's meeting, Mr. Griffiths urged the construction of a railway to the Kawang coalfields, and the desirability of adjusting railway rates in such a way that a mine in Selangor would not handicap285 words
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149 1912-11-21 8 On Sunday afternoon, there was a veiy large crowed at the Sepoy Lines pauu c grounds to w itness the following three wrestling matches: Santha v. Kkkrsinu. The match startid at quarter past three and ended in a draw after a continuous .struggle of au149 words
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33 1912-11-21 8 Wo aro officially informed that Attorney General, Straits Settlement:-. Hon. T. do M. L. Hradde.ll, has been o'l' and has accepted the appointment ot Judicial Commissioner, red era ten States.33 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement160 1912-11-21 8 Sale of Property. The following properties were disposed of by auction by Messrs. Ling Keng Lee and Co. at their sale-room on Monday afternoon 990 years leasehold land and house 1, Phillip Street, area l,f)G3 sq. ft. quit rent ST p a. monthly rent $90, bought by .7.11. Ellis, Esq.160 words
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1967 1912-11-21 9 u the Assizes on tho 14th inst., before the lii< f.lustice and a common jury the case of Ho ooU Tin, charged with destroying a promisv note for $3BO with intent to do damage 'l l kougsi of1,967 words
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1042 1912-11-21 9 (By as Occasional Contrihutok.) We got oil the mark rather glumly this week, 1 am afraid, for on Monday, 11th inst, tlip funeral took place of Mr. Chau Koou Chong, ,1.1*. The wholo town closed down, while the procession passed1,042 words
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464 1912-11-21 9 The localities to lx; visited by Mr. W. It. \Lwater, the foremost American aviator, ami holder of the only record for aviation now in the hands of Americans, will bo, it is expected, after Shanghai, llon"Uori", Manila, Itatavia, Singapore,464 words
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Article55 1912-11-21 10 Rurtt. —On November 14, at Springfield, Western Road, Penang, to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rrett, of Victoria Estate, Kedah, a son. Horsfall. -At’Singapore, on November lt>, the wife of Mr. Geoffrey Garnett Horsfall, of a daughter. Frankkl. —On November 18, at Frankfort House,” Lloyd Road, Singapore, the wife of55 words
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Article77 1912-11-21 10 Sakhi; Silbv. —On November l. r 1912, at St.John’s Cathedral, Hongkong, by tho Rev. Copley Moylo, Richard Maxwell Saker of Shanghai to Mary Gibson Silby, m e Kerr, of Singapore. Van dkr Hakst— Rikn. —On November 15, by proxy, at the Hague, Holland, Adrian A., son of Capt. and77 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1040 1912-11-21 10 questions will bo laid aside. —Straits Times, November 14. There is a good deal of mere schoolboyism in British politics. Sir F. G. Banbury, in collusion, no doubt, with various other persons, arranged the other night for an extra large attendance of Unionists, who, no doubt, judiciously concealed themselvesquestions will bo laid aside.—Straits Times, November 14. - 1,040 words
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Article1021 1912-11-21 10 foolish speculators of their bur.lens. Straits Times, November 13. Wo have very little sympathy with Mr. Maefadyen's motion at the Federal Council in reference to the charges on laud in the Federated Malay States, (dancing over a file of prospectuses of companies formed between KH)H and 1911foolish speculators of their bur.lens. Straits Times, November 13. - 1,021 words
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Article995 1912-11-21 10 —Straits Times, November 16. There is joy in the hearts of Unionists. They have not defeated the Home Hule Bill, or carried a resolution in favour of Tarift Reform, or even proved that Ulster will tight and Ulster will be right, but they have thrown a crumpled—Straits Times, November 16. - 995 words
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Article1199 1912-11-21 11 they are exercised.—Straits Times, November 18. We are so fully persuaded that any attempt to introduce Customs Houses in the Straits Settlements would be disastrous, aud that the Government concurs in this view, that we cannot help regarding the attitude Mr. hoyd adopted in reference to thethey are exercised.—Straits Times, November 18. - 1,199 words
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Article987 1912-11-21 11 CAN THEY PAUSE uud political degeneration. Straits Times, November I'd. Dare the allies pause in their war upon Turkey That country has begged for peace, but there is a grim resolution to give her no chance of using tho pauso for her own ends. Terms if submitted will go withuud political degeneration. Straits Times, November I'd. - 987 words
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Article1136 1912-11-21 11 the cost of endless preparation.—Straits Times, November 20. I'rince Lichnowsky, the new (iertuan Am bassador to llritain, appears to tx• an ardent dreamer, or one of the astutest diplomatics ever sent to the (,'ourt of St. .lumen s. Wo credit him rather with the quality of thethe cost of endless preparation.—Straits Times, November 20. - 1,136 words
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Page 10 Advertisements
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Advertisement91 1912-11-21 10 Pont free price of the Straits Times in |HB a your The poet free price of the Straits Budget it $l4 ye* r It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits Budget91 words
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Obituary60 1912-11-21 10 DEATHS. Gibson.— Ou November 16, at Scmarang, Java, Harry Gibson, the beloved son of Capt. and Mrs. Alexander Gibson, agod 1 months. Scott. —On October 22, at 25, Learmonthterrace, Edinburgh, James Henry Scott, of 5, Prince s gate, London, S.W., and Lower Woodside, Hatfield, aged 67. Niwton. On the 10th60 words
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323 1912-11-21 12 (From Ocr Own Correspondent.) London, November 13. At Bow Street Police Court, today, Thomas Morris, ex-Sergeant-Major of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, described as of no occupation, was agaiu brought up. charged with bigamously marrying Floience Copeland during the lifetime323 words
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Article142 1912-11-21 12 The Colonial Offico has Rent a letter to tlie secretary of the Nigerian Chamber of Mines stating that arrani’einents are made for a systematic survey of the tin mining area in Northern Nigeria, and that, until that survey is well advanced, no more exclusive licences to prospect142 words
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1508 1912-11-21 12 The last item of business at tlio meeting of the Federal Council at Kuala Lumpur on the lffth inst., was the consideration of the enactment to make better provision for the suppression of gaming and of lotteries. The follow1,508 words
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Article159 1912-11-21 12 At the Victoria Memorial Hall, on Thursday afternoon, there was a considerable gathering of children at the fourth of the series of con_ certs for juveniles given this year. The band of The ifull's played some very acceptable selections, Mrs. Mayson and Miss Ida van Cuylenberg sang songs,159 words
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Article1622 1912-11-21 13 Rbutir’9 Tblbqram. London, November 18. The House of Commons was crowded and r y t xcited when Mr. Asquith gave notice tkiit lie would move to morrow that Sir F. G. inbury's amendment, which was introducedRbutir’9 Tblbqram. - 1,622 words
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927 1912-11-21 13 From an article appearing in the Petroleum World, wo take the following.lust as the Royal Commission on Oil Fuel for the Navy is meeting it is appropriate to refer to the crying need of a uaval oil supply witliiu the Empire.927 words
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552 1912-11-21 13 At Hallies Hotel, on Saturday night, a u umber of ok 1 Isiys of the I ted ford Schools dined together and spent a very pleasant evening umh r the chairmanship of Mr. 11. A. Flgeo, th»' senior < bit.552 words
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Page 13 Advertisements
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Advertisement157 1912-11-21 13 Properly Sale. 'I’ll#! lollowinj' Singapore proportion were disposed of ‘>y auction nt. Mi >sr Powell and < 'u.'s sale room on Tin sday alt* moon |»'ri hold Irik I and four house i Know n as Nos. 187, |s‘», U*l and 1 Seranooon Koud, area l 11 f> s<piaro foot,157 words
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Article13 1912-11-21 14 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents.13 words
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Article156 1912-11-21 14 To tho Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —The introduction of a steamboat into Malacca for purposes of conveying pas sengerstoand from steamers has caused a great disturbance amongst tho Malay boatmen. It is common to sco them running after rickshas, gharries, etc., inquiring for passengers to go156 words
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Article124 1912-11-21 14 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I would be very much obliged if you would kindly let me know if you think this is a good investment. 1 am taking the liberty of writing to you, ns I know you have done such a lot124 words
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Article173 1912-11-21 14 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, I crave a little space in the columns of your valuable paper for the publication of a few words of grievance which I hope will catch the eye of the postmaster. between the hours of 9 a.in. and173 words
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Article518 1912-11-21 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. Much has be en said about the beauty of Singapore roads and the manner in which they are lu pt all ijiiitc complimentary but if application i-. to be made tlu sc remarks refer mainly to tlu; roads lying outside518 words
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494 1912-11-21 14 Details of the negotiations which have eventuated iu the State of Kelautau buying out certain of tho Dull Co.’s rights iu that territory were described in Federal Couueil by the Chief Secretary, Mr. Krockman, who. iu moving the grant494 words
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Article202 1912-11-21 14 A Sereiuban correspondent, who agrees that he may be* thought rather “previous," writes to our Kuala Lumpur contemporary with siiL'oe stions about 11.M.5. Malaya. The suco(->,t uu.s are as follow (1) That the Ist class armoured ship presented by the F.M.S Uulcrs te» the Kritish (iovermuent he: christcneel202 words
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386 1912-11-21 14 Everyone who has suffered inconvenience by the human frailty of the Hello girl,” who has anathematised the uncertainty of prevailing telephone systems, and has chafed at delays in getting through or at bciug connected with the wrong number, will be386 words
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Article238 1912-11-21 14 The Malay Mail's Sumatra correspondent, writing from Medan on November Id, says A very ugly revolt has broken out amongst the Chinese resident in Western Romeo (hutch). This is the time of the year when the poll-tax (belasting) is being amassed by the Government and238 words
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150 1912-11-21 14 A pleasant function took p’aco in Rallies Hotel on Saturday night on the occasion of the spicial dinner and dance arranged by the management for the purpose of giving gusts an opportunity of heating tlie band of the Buffs again before its dtpiuturc. The management of150 words
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401 1912-11-21 14 A very large purchase of oil-nrml., Perty in the Oklahoma field of pr Mates has been made on behalf of ti!° n to,i 1 etroleum Company, Limited <> J( Asiatic the Koyal Dutch-Shell groun H« d,a 7 of b inancier. Negotiations have401 words
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424 1912-11-21 14 The Western Mail iPerth i says:—The Western Australia, formerly kuuwu as tlie Mongolia, is a steel twin-screw steamer ot 2,987 tons gross anil 1,628 tons net register, built at Trieste in 1901 tor the Russian Goveminent at a cost of over A‘100,000, ami lately424 words
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Article1731 1912-11-21 15 Long and specially important messages will bo found under sejnirate headings. All the other Reuter telegrams received during the past week are given below. I Wednesday, November 13. A vigorous Unionist campaign has begun jn London1,731 words
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Article273 1912-11-21 15 Berlin, November 13. Tho Marconi and Tclefunkcn companies have coiuc to an agreement and the lawsuit about a patent is withdrawn. Senor Morct is naiued as successor to Senor Canalejas. The bourses arc quiet. St. Petersburg reports that Russia intends to make no reply to tho Chinese protests273 words
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366 1912-11-21 15 An inte resting trio *4 ne w oil tank steamships is now m service, having been com pie ted by the* N.itica, which went for h* r steam trials at sea on October I<*. The owners are the Anglo Savon Petrol*366 words
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481 1912-11-21 15 lu the Shanghai Supremo Court on November 7 an action was started against the lionuUoni' and Shanghai Lankin" Corporation by two members of the late bank compradoro’s family. The plaintiffs, by name /ill Yu yuo and Zih Tuck whai, claimed as481 words
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Article179 1912-11-21 15 On October 21, ii Hitting was appointed to be b< Id before Mr. Itceistrar Mope at the London bankruptcy Comt of ('omit Amlor Marcus I'estetirs, descrilrcd as of .'l7, I’iccaililly. Tin; debtor, a I e.aiuo to Kijoland in \uoii.st, IUO'.I, and lias since been dependent upon a179 words
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Article205 1912-11-21 15 s u r i developed n il ntly among ;i number i I 1111 s brought down from .M uitlion I! ly.tp, in Siam, t r Army transport work. This is a v* i y < out igioiis disease hiiiI attacks cuttle .is well its Ikiihi h.205 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article294 1912-11-21 16 November 13 iDuuoitar Castle, Brit, str., Stanley, Marseilles, l\ Simons lSUeugu, Brit, str., Muir, Boustead Hochusseu. Dut. str.. Meiileman, Batavia, S. Agency .I. B. Aue. Kessler. Dut. str., V. Biesen, I*. Soesoe, A. Petroleum Bcllerophoti, Brit, str., Bebb. Liverpool. W. Manstield Sumui, Dan. str.. Priss, Bangkok, Hast Asiatic India,294 words
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Article263 1912-11-21 16 November 13 Calehas, Bl it, str., Marseilles, Havre A L'|wh)1 .1. B. Aug. Kessler. Dill. sir. Samhoe Dunottar Castle. Bril. sir.. Hongkong Jlilwara. Brit. str.. Beiiang A Calcutta 14 Bielefeld, Gcr. st r.. I lanihiirg i t ports Gorgon, Brit. str.. I'Teuiuntlc via ports Kamo Maru, Jap. str., Hongkong263 words
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Article262 1912-11-21 16 Singapore November 20, 1912. EXCHANGE. On London! Bank 4 m/s 2/4}$ Demand 2/4 Private 6 ms 2/4;, 3 m/s 2/4 On Germany Bank d/d 268} Private 3 m/s 242} On France Bank d/d 294 Private 3 m/s 299 On India Bunk T. T. Id} Private 30 d262 words
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Article1081 1912-11-21 16 SlNGAl'OKE, NOVEMBER 20, 1912. MINING. vXe! I!uy ra S-“t,s-10 7.(H) Am pang 6.75 10 10 Relat Tin 2.40 2.55 10 10 Rruang 1.40 1.75 10 10 Kanaboi 2.40 2.55 £1 £1 Kinta Tin 1.11.3 1.10.71 10 10 Kampar par 10 10 Kinta Association 14.00 15.00 £1 £11,081 words
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325 1912-11-21 16 When the Singapore boat Charon, on her latest trip, was steaming between Carnarvon and Geraldton, reports the Western Mail (1 erth, W A.), a Malay dick han*l discovered three Chinese stowaways hidden iu the bunkers. 11c raised the alarm, ami the325 words
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Article155 1912-11-21 16 l*er P. ami Norc, sailing December 4. Mr. N. T. Garnett. Mrs. U. 11. Hell, M» Sal/inami. Mrs. Edwards aud children. Mrs. K. Ellis. Miss Ellis, Mis. Dodd, Mr. ami Mr-. Chapman and infant. Mr. Hale, Miss .1. Half. Per P. and O. Assayc, connecting at Colombo155 words
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Article87 1912-11-21 16 (From Our Own Corhkspondknt.) Penang, November 10. The Straits and F.M.S. Motor Service Co. have declared 10 ]>er cent, interim llu dend payable on December 9. The liabtuan Hydraulic Tin Co. pay a !l "> interim of 5 per c< nt. In the Supreme Court, to-day, beioie r.87 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1336 1912-11-21 1 •Vt ijiioto below the best available London lint from the reports brought by the last mail, and add local auotations from the list proparod by Messrs. Krasor and Co. (Singapore ;B »ht corresponding date for1,336 words
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Article161 1912-11-21 2 London and Sinoaform Rubhkh Pricks 1 Gknrkal Dollar Share Values 2-3 Post Office Slackness 3 Ihibber Production 1 Singapore Rubber Auction 0 Peru In 1912 H Retired Planter’s Claim 8 Wedding In Ceylon 8 The Mulacca Murder Case H Ceylon Hard-Cured Para 1* Coolie Recruiting 9 T 1 in161 words
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125 1912-11-21 2 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) London, November 19. At today s auction seven hundred and forty tons of Plantation was offered (570 tons Malayan* against 706 tons (577 tons Malayan) at the auction on November 5. Tho prices obtained were125 words
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44 1912-11-21 2 Fine I’ara Plantation. f N Spot Forward First Latex Nov. la -1/4 4/3} 4/2} m 14 4/5 4/4j 4/:i| 15 4/5 4/4 -i/a; 10 4/54 4/5 4/4.'. 1« 4/5* 4/5 4/4*4 19 4/5j 4/5 4/4!44 words
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Article90 1912-11-21 2 (From Our Own Corrkhpondrnt). Kuala Lumpur, November IN. At a meeting yesterday of the P. A. M., the association expressed in itself favour of the establishment of Tamil vernacular schools on estates. It was decided to send a deputation to Mr. Brockman urging the establishment of90 words
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861 1912-11-21 2 We have been asked repeatedly to issue a second edition of our handbook on Dollar Share Values," but have been reluctant to do so until a good deal of fresh material became available. Further, we found that861 words
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Article524 1912-11-21 2 Foumkii .Jink, 1910. Situation of Estate: Two and a half miles from Kuala Selangor. Board of Directors. .lobn Gibson J. A. Russell R. F. Grey W. 11. Trotter. A. K. K. Hampshire. Secretaries and Registered Offices Boustead, Hampshire aud Co., Kuala Lumpur. Capital Authorised $250,000 Paid up 190,000 Rubber524 words
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Article600 1912-11-21 2 Fokmkh Novkmukk, lyoy. Situation of Estate: Malaka Pindt and Bukit Bruang, Malacca. Board of Directors. Lee Choon Guan Chan Kang Swi Tan Wi Van j Tau Cheng Lock Chi Kang Cheng Tau Chay Van Secretaries and Registered Offices. Chan S/e Onu, Malacca St.. Singapore. Capital Authorised $450,000 Paid600 words
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Article520 1912-11-21 3 Fokmki* July, 1910. •Situation of Estate: Malakoff, Province Wellesley. Board of Directors. V. Gibbons j A. I). Allen A. Aguesv I ,J. F. \Vreford. Secretaries and Registered Offices Boustead it Co., 18 Collyer Ouay, Singapore. Capital Authorised $1,000,000 Paid up 1,000,000 1910 (8 months) 12,410 lbs. Rubber Out- ,1911520 words
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Article563 1912-11-21 3 FoKMKI) .1 1’LY, 1910. Situation of Estate: Part in Mandai (Singapore) and Part in Pulau Tekong. Board of Directors. Lee Choon (Juan Siali Mug* Kiat Tan Boo Liat 1 'fan Cheng* Kee A. W. Cashin I Lee Kong* Ih.e Lee Chim Tuan. Secretaries and Registered Offices: Chan S/e563 words
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Article222 1912-11-21 3 A Krian planter writes to us as follows: iau you not approach the Post Office authorities and got tlnm to forward papers for this part of Perak in a mail bag direct to laiping; if this were done, instead of getting your Monday issue on Wednesday at222 words
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75 1912-11-21 3 (Fkom Our Own Correspondent.) London via Penang, Nov. 16. The following dividend notices have been issued Interims: Anglo Malay 15; Batu Bata 2}; Scottish Malay 20; Kdiuburgli 10; Sialang 6. Finals: Bandar Sumatra 6; Suugoi Kari 6; Anglo75 words
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Article530 1912-11-21 3 1 In* report of tin? v oimolidatcd Estates 1 onipany, Limited, states that the profit and loss account for the year to .1 uue .'JO (including £3*071 brought forwardi shown a balance of l‘52,()lll, after providing; for interest on the debentures. Deducting the interim dividends of 4 per530 words
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Article252 1912-11-21 3 The report of tlio Mamhau (F.M.S.) Rub brr Company, Limited, states that the following are the particulars of acreage:— Planted spring, 1910, 11.7 acres; autumn, 1910, 80 acres spring, 1911,293 acres; spring, 191 2, 38.7 acri s total planted area, 873 acres; cleared and ready for252 words
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1341 1912-11-21 4 Exports of Para Rubber. Having published the various estate returns as received, we now tubulate them so as to show the monthly production since January 1, together with the average monthly output, fractions excepted, during 1911. At the foot of the table we1,341 words
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95 1912-11-21 4 We have received from the local agents, Messrs. Guthrie and Co., the following: We beg to inform you that we have received cable advice from the Secretaries that the annual general meeting of the Company will be held on 26th iust., when the Directors will95 words
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615 1912-11-21 4 The report of the Perrnas Ituhh,., pa ny, Limited, states that the output nf' T' rubber for the year to .June •■in «Z! put of dr y •20,358 lbs; tl,/average lb. obtained for 12,625 lbs, was l» C 57“. freight,615 words
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Article291 1912-11-21 4 The report of the Tremelbye (Selangor) Lubber Company, Limited, states that, in eluding X 1,870 brought forward, the profit and loss account for the year to June 30 shows a credit balance of Xt4,217 deducting the interim dividend of 15 per cent, paid on May 7, amounting to X291 words
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1639 1912-11-21 5 \u extraordinary general meeting of share--0](|( rs iu the above company was held at olliees of the Company, St. Georges, i.-jildin}', Hongkong, on November 16. 'i iit Chairman, Mr. A. Denison, said—Gen- ,men* —Tho agreement which you are to1,639 words
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724 1912-11-21 5 The second annual general melting of tho .\nglo Dutch (Java) Plantations. Ltd., was lieid on October Jin, at the palace Hotel, Shanghai, and Mr. O. Mordhorst, who presid- < 1 1, iiftlie course his spi ieh on the report, etc., said the724 words
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Article350 1912-11-21 5 The report of tlie North Hummock (Selangor) llubber Company, Limited, states that the profit for the year to .1 line 60 was I 19,9 Is. and after bringing forward the balance from the previous year and deducting the interum dividend of 10 per cent, (less income tax; paid350 words
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Article14 1912-11-21 5 (The Straits Times is not responsible fo» ••he opinions of its correspondents, j14 words
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Article361 1912-11-21 5 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Sir, In the various notices I have read in the different paix-rs, Lnglish or Colonial, commenting on Mr. Lampurd s comparisons between Itntisli methods in the Straits, and Dutch, in Sumatra, as applied to rubber concerns, no one seems to have361 words
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Article523 1912-11-21 5 The report of tin- Tumljoug Lubber Company, Limited, states that the crop of rubber liarvested for the year to June 60 amounted to 61,mil lbs (61,712 lbs. I ’aril and Ib2 lbs. Itambongh against an estimate of 6 on lbs. The average number of trees tapped was523 words
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2320 1912-11-21 6 We are indebted to the Malay Mail fur the following report of a dismission on Land Teuure in the F.M.S. at the Federal t uiineil meeting at Kuala Lumpur, on the 12th. The discussion arose out of2,320 words
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1154 1912-11-21 6 The second annual ordinary general meeting of the shareholders ot tlie Sigintiug (Negri Seiabilan Rubber Estate, Limited, was held on October 14. at the Great Eastern Hotel, Liverpool Street, E.C., Mr. L. Byron Peters (chaiiman) presiding. The representative of the secretaries1,154 words
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Article136 1912-11-21 6 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Kubber Association’s sixty-second aiu ie took place on November 19, when there wen offered for sale 206 cases (pels. 194.51 or lbs.) of w hich 166 cases (pels. 154.20 or lbs wero sold. The prices realised were. Sheet Smoked $-1” 1° Uusmoked136 words
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1821 1912-11-21 7 The third annual general meeting of the members of tlm Sungoi Buaya (Sumatra) Rubber Company, Limited, was held on October 17, at the registered office. 5, Whittington Aven no, E.C., Mr. A. (1. Angior (chairman of the company) presiding. The1,821 words
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1866 1912-11-21 7 An extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Goloouda Malay Lubber Company, Limited, was held on October 21 at tho Loudon Chamber of Commerce, < f.xford Court, Cauuon Street, E.C., to increase* the capital of tho company,1,866 words
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1312 1912-11-21 8 An extraordinary general meeting of the Kapala Islands Estates, Ltd., was hekl on November 6, at the offices of the secretaries anel general managers, 4, Yuen Ming Yuen lloae!, Shanghai to consieler the ejucstiou of the reconstruction of the company.1,312 words
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556 1912-11-21 8 H.M. Consul at lejuitos (Mr. G. B. Michelh reports that the trade of hpiitos during the first half of 1912 was restricted aud the imports comparatively small, some of the larger houses having imported nothing; certain firms who were greatly overstocked,556 words
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411 1912-11-21 8 The second annual general meeting of the Temerloh Coconut and Rubber Estate, Ltd., was held says The Pinaug Gazette, on Wednesday, afternoon, at the Chamber of Commerce, Penang, The lion. A. K. Adams took the chair and others present were Messrs. C.411 words
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388 1912-11-21 8 In the King s Bench Bivision, on October ‘24, Mr. Justice Bliillimcre, sitting without a jury, had before bim the case of Bell v. Hay and Co., aud a counter claim in which Hay and Co. were plaiutitfs. The plaintiff in388 words
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496 1912-11-21 8 The marriage was solemnised at St Michael s and All Angels’, Polwatte, Colon.! on November 6, of Mr. Alfred Barnaul s Morton 0 f Ber tarn estate, of thellaC Plantations Co., Malacca, and Miss mS Clow, eldest daughter of Mr.496 words
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269 1912-11-21 8 The special jury having failed to agree on a verdict at the hearing last week, the retna of Ahiuat bin Mahomed Aris on the charge of murdering Mr. F. H. Bowen on ,u Asahan Estate, Malacca, on August tooK place at269 words
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Article1150 1912-11-21 9 In view of the renewed interest which is tikiu in the method of caring plantation rubber, we have been favoured, says The Times of Ceylon, by the Ceylou Agricultural Society with an advance proof of an article1,150 words
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657 1912-11-21 9 Tho second uuuual general mooting of shareholders in this company was held at the offices of the secretaries and managers, Messrs. Anderson, Meyer and Co, Nos. 4 and 5, Yuenmingyueu Itoad, Shanghai, on November 1. There were present Messrs. N. G. Maitland657 words
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704 1912-11-21 9 At the desire of the committee of tho North Borneo Chamber of Commerce at Sandakau on October 27, Messrs. P. Breitagand ,1. Nimmo Wardrop had an interview with His Excellency the Officer Administering the Govern ment, Mr. F. W. Fraser, on tins important704 words
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653 1912-11-21 9 The L. and C. Express, of October 25, has these references to the rubber industry The market for Plantation is dull and easier, with a fair business passing. Smoked Sheet spot sellers at Is. s{d. First Latex Crepe spot and < )ctober653 words
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Article377 1912-11-21 9 The report of the I'nited Sumatra Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the profit for tho year to June 30, after transferring £2,0il ito n serve and writing off Cl,ooo for depreciation of buildings and machinery, is £22,115; add balance of last account, 3,232. together making £25,317;377 words
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3351 1912-11-21 10 The second ordinary general meeting of the Brooklands Selangor Rubber Company, Limited, was held on October 16, at the London Chamber of Commerce, Oxford Court, Cannon Street, K.C., Mr. K. G. Money (chairman of the company) presiding. The representative3,351 words
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Article393 1912-11-21 10 The report of the Kamuning (iVr.iki Rubber ami Tin C'oinpauv. Limited, -t ilt> that, during tin* year to dune 30. a turtltu I*l acres have lieen planted with 11'' making a total area under rubbei of -d acre**. The following statement give* pain cuinrs of393 words
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1905 1912-11-21 11 The socond annual general meeting of the Sen gat ltubber Estate, Limited, was held on October 17, at the London Chamber of Commerce, Oxford Court, Cannon Street, K.C.. Sir William H. Treacher, K.C.M.0., presiding. The Chairman said: Gentlemen,1,905 words
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1671 1912-11-21 11 The second annual general mooting of the I’atu A mu ii (.lohore) Rubber F.states, Ltd, was held ou October 29, at the ollices of the general manager, 10 Canton Koad, Shanghai. The chair was taken by Mr. U. Grayriggc, who1,671 words
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2914 1912-11-21 12 The sixth annual ordinary general meeting of the Malacca Kubbcr Plantations, Limited, was held on October 22, at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, K.C., Mr. George B. hod well (chairman of the com puny) presiding. The Chairman2,914 words
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661 1912-11-21 12 The report of the Majedie (Johore) Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the output of dry rubber for the year to June 80 amounted to 8,010 lbs. The average gross sale price 3er lb. obtained for 7,787 lbs was 4s. .I.sd. ess:—Freight,661 words
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