The Straits Budget, 28 November 1912
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1912-11-28 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXVI NO. 2859. Singapore, Thursday, November 28. 1912. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CfNTVRV Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article229 1912-11-28 1 LEADERS— Peace And Its Price 10 Rewarding Iniquity 10 Tbo Tide of War 10-11 Imperative Necessity 11 Lord Roberts and Uis Critics 11 Vital Spots ...11-12 Local and Gknkral Local and Personal 1-2 The Turkish War 3-4 Nipa Fibre froiu the F.M.S. 4 Singapore Automobile Club 5229 words
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Article4705 1912-11-28 1 The Nippon Yusen Kaisha, which purchased a new Hteanier in May of this >' ,l 1 has now, says the Japan Daily Herald, «e cided to buy another steamer from a certain shipbuilding yard in Kurland. Ibe steaiun is a sister ship to that purchased m .May,4,705 words
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5340 1912-11-28 3 Rkctbk’s Trlkokam. Dik Ohtasiatischb Lloyd Tblhoram. London, November ‘20. Nazim Pasha telegraphs that the Bulgari in I, ft wing had loO casualties and lost two Machine guns in tho fighting on the istli. The desperate engagement begun onRkctbk’s Trlkokam.; Dik Ohtasiatischb Lloyd Tblhoram. - 5,340 words
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Article224 1912-11-28 4 Experiments have been recently made at the Imperial Institute with a number of new materials for the manufacture of paper. Amongst others we learn from the Bulletin of the institute that specimens of Nipa palm petiole and fibre were receixed from Selangor where the paltn224 words
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Article144 1912-11-28 4 We gratefully acknowledge a cheque or $75 from members of the Kinta Club tor Naval Training Ship Mercury, per Mr. 1 T. Wood, lion. Sec. This is a second subscription from the Club and makes the total cu tributed by its members the handsome sU 11144 words
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253 1912-11-28 5 Messrs. Fraser aud Co. write, under date, t l,j. goth inst. There lias been a leauiug towards better prices throughout the week and the improve,ul ut in the quotations of the raw material has giv* n a better tone to rubber253 words
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Article311 1912-11-28 5 We have received a list of members of the Singapore Automobile Club, together with a Register of Motor Car Licenses. The club i.,embers number M3, the car liceuses about Too. and the number of professional drivers registered with the club is 19. Wo do not rein uk311 words
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Article155 1912-11-28 5 The Resident of West Borneo cabled to lava on the 0th instant that information had been received that day from the assistant Resident of Sambas statiug that two Chinese tax-collectors whilst going their rounds had been murdered by compatriots, towards the south of Mount Koping. Anonymous155 words
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Article83 1912-11-28 5 The mortality returns for Singapore issued by the Registrar of Births and Heaths, show that, during the week ending November 10, there were 218 deaths, <177 males, 41 females) giving a ratio per inille of population of 34.33. Malarial fever accounted for 00 deaths, phthisis 01. convulsions83 words
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Article715 1912-11-28 5 (From a Corrksi’onoknt). Trenggauu, November 10. <hi Saturday, 9th instant, weather being very lino and sea quite calm, the Will the Wisp crossed Trenggauu liar at 7 a.m. and took up her anchorage inside the liar hour. I here were seasports today celebrating the Sultan’s accession to the715 words
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Article196 1912-11-28 5 An effort is on foot at pres* nt to revive the fLi<4j^iu*2 interest of Singapore chess players in their game, and to that end special exertions are being made to obtain a large entry for the local championship tournament which is to he played in the second196 words
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662 1912-11-28 5 A public meeting of representatives of the different sections and classes of the Chinese community resident in Negri Scmbilan was held at the Miners' Association, S»-n mh.ui, on tho 21st inst. The meeting was convened to discuss the hill662 words
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Article216 1912-11-28 5 Mr. 3. Scott Mason, the: new Oovernorof Britisli North Borneo, art ived at Sand alum on November 1 and was officially received. In re-ply to Mr. Cope-, who offend Ills Excel lcncy a welcome: to Sandakan on behalf of the public, Mr. Mason said216 words
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185 1912-11-28 5 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Sir, I he*; to enclose a copy of the sum m iry of the an lit of the accounts. I shall *»e glad il you will publish the same in your next issue185 words
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Article302 1912-11-28 5 There’s not much doing this week most of us taking holiday from holidays, and tiding a little work. However, St. Andrew's Hay is looming large, and this alfords sufficient excuse to foregather for committee meetings, etc. The vicinity of these |H;ople is blue with haggis, limes, pip«302 words
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Article177 1912-11-28 5 Chinaman or Chinese.” Mr. M. T. Ty;m, in a letter to the Man Chester (iiiurdiau, writi s When a Britisher lias a grievance to ventilate In writ* s to tlio pu ss. May a stranger within your gates do likewise I refer to the universal employment of the term <177 words
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2153 1912-11-28 6 (From Don Si miai. Coiirksbondknt.) Loudon, October 28. The action brought in tho Chancery l>i\i sion before Mr. Justice I'arker by J. Aird und <’o. against the Tanjong Pagar Dock Hoard to recover the sum2,153 words
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5444 1912-11-28 6 The sixth clay's hearing of the action was commenced on Tuesday, when Sir Robert Finlay resumed the cross examination of Mr. Stacey, and produced further letters, the first of which was dated September 21, 1908, from Mr. Martiu to Aird’s offices5,444 words
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299 1912-11-28 8 (Fbom Our Special Correspondent.) Li ndon, November 27. The action of Airds, Ltd., against the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board is still proceeding, before Sir. Justice Parker. To day Sir Robert Finlay, K.C., completed his opening address299 words
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321 1912-11-28 8 A fire which might have beeu attended with even more serious results than occurred, took place at Seraugoon ou Fridy afternoon. A one-storeyed bungalow belonging to Mr. Lim Long Noo, u Straits-born Chinese towkny, was iu a short while buintdown and money321 words
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Article132 1912-11-28 8 11. I. J. M. Carvalho, head book-keeper for _o Union Insurance Company of Canton, is statod to have been missing since Thursday last, reports tho South China Morning I’ost of November 18, and falsifications of books in which between §‘20,000 and §80,000 is concerned are alleged against him.132 words
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2068 1912-11-28 8 Rulers in China. ALL WISHED THE END OF MANCHU RULE. But Who Wished for a Republic The following singularly eloquent letter is sent to us for publication, and represents, believe, tho thoughts of many highly cultured Chinese: Mencius the sage replied to t hang and sai«l: “Heaven gave tlie empire2,068 words
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522 1912-11-28 8 The record standard attaiued by the work of the last complete half-year at Tanjong Pagar promises to be maintained by the sum of the current six months' undertakings. The former achievement was accomplished mainly by the inclusion of the extensive522 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article91 1912-11-28 9 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, November 20. The case in which Mr. V. D. Parsons, forIllt r ly in the service of the E. E. A. C Telegraph Co., now a planter in Sumatra ,in d for 92,982 under uu agreement, was concluded to-day. Mr. .Justice Thornton,91 words
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Article188 1912-11-28 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 20. Tho programme of sports at Christmas between teams from Medan and the Penang Cricket Club includes hockey, football, tennis, billiards, and cricket matches. Thero will be a dinner at the Penang Club, the Hon. A. K. Adams presiding. Over 80 Medanites188 words
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Article61 1912-11-28 9 (From Odr Own Corrrspondrnt). Kuala Lumpur, November 25. Yesterday at four in tho morning at the ninth mile on the Pahang Boad three Chinese and three Patliaus belonging to a mine, and living in two separate sheds, were washed away by the bursting of an Ainpang and drowned.61 words
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Article91 1912-11-28 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November, 25. General Sir lan Hamilton inspected a big turnout of the Malay States Volunteer Billes to-day. The battalion parade on the polo ground was followed by manieuvres which took the form of an attack on Setapak hill. At the conclusion,91 words
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252 1912-11-28 9 The British steamship Burmese Princo on reaching Manila a few days ago reported, says the Hongkong Daily Press of November 16, that a fracas had taken place on board last Saturday while the vessel was at Cebu, resulting iu the252 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article171 1912-11-28 9 S. L. R. A. Jho Singapore Ladies’ Rifle Association held their competition for the November spoon on tho 21st, tho winner being Mrs. enuing Thomas. The scores were: 100 150 Yds. Yds. ne^’ Mrs. Venning Thomas 82 82 64 scr. 64 W* 88 S“ xl °y 32 81171 words
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Article175 1912-11-28 9 Sepoy Line* Golf Club. The match, Veterans v. The Best, playod on Saturday was won by Tho Best, tho scores being as follows Veterans. Tho Best. Sir A. Young 1 n j H. R. L. Dyne n Dr. Fowlie j 1 (A. S. Dailey 0 E. M. Baker 1,1.175 words
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Article138 1912-11-28 9 L.L.T.C. American Tournament. The American tournament was concluded on Monday and resulted as follows: A. Class. Points. Miss Gunn and Mr. Miles 118 Winner. Mrs. Salzman and Mr. Lcnthall 115 Miss Fiendel aud Major Pinches 112 Mrs. Peirce and Mr. Mcphail 112 Miss J. Gunn and Mr. Terrell138 words
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Article417 1912-11-28 9 S. R. C. v. 5. C. C. These two teams (1st) met fin the S. It. C. end of the Esplanade on Saturday, and for the first time for many months the game was played to a definite finish. The S. C. C. winning the toss < lected to417 words
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248 1912-11-28 9 Mr. E. L. Talma hold a preliminary enquiry on tlio 20th into tlio charge of murder brought against Avana Variamuttu and Secuu Havana Variamuttu who are allegod to have fatally stabbed a Tamil named Govindasamy on tlio five foot248 words
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218 1912-11-28 9 Five Cantonese, a woman and a man and also a man and two women, were charged before Mr.Firnistone, on Monday, the firstt o with bringing a young Chinese woman into the Colony by fraud and deceit for the pur pose218 words
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Article13 1912-11-28 9 (Th« Straits Times is not responsible fot tuo opinions of its correspondents.13 words
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Article751 1912-11-28 9 To the Fditor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Wo live in stirring times Wars ami rumours of wars are on all sides, and almost at any hour we might, only too easily, liml the British Kinpire drawn into a struggle which would lie none of h<751 words
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Article149 1912-11-28 9 A quiet but* pretty wedding was s lemniscd by tint I lev. \V. Ktiflciitiali ill the Presbyterian Church, on Friday att« moon. i lie cctitractme pat ties were .Mi. .lames Spittles, of Stain* f»»rd, I.inciilnsliire, and of the st ill ot Messrs. 'A atsoii Co,, Ltd 11< 1149 words
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Article127 1912-11-28 10 Fahrant. —On November 2.3, nt Ismailia. Tauglin, the wife of Geoffrey l*. Farrant, of a daughter. Mann. At Singapore, on Sunday, Novein ber 24, tbo wife of Police Inspector Maun, of a daughter. Edwards—At the Maternity Hospital. Singapore, on the 23rd iust., the wile of W. Chas. Edwards, of127 words
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Article89 1912-11-28 10 Wilkinson Bunn.—On October 24, at Geneva, R J. Wilkinson, O.M G., Colonial Secretary, Straits Settlements, to Edith Sinclair, daughter of the Raird, Glasgow. Bkrnard Francim js. —At St. Andrew’s Cathedral, on 23rd in /ant, by the Venerable Archdeacon Izard, C. Bernard of Sourabaya, Java, to L. Francillon of Dursley,89 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article992 1912-11-28 10 ,—Straits Times, November 21. We have a suspicion that the Bulgarians are not prospering very well at Chatalja. There is a singular absence of news from Sofia, commendable if it arises from reluctance to magnify every little skirmish into a decisive battle, but sinister if it,—Straits Times, November 21. - 992 words
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Article1059 1912-11-28 10 and ought to be abolished.— Straits Times. November 2*2. The Munic ipal Bill contains nothing more controversial than the clauses dealing with lie forming of back lanes to give fresh air and sanitary conveniences to tho houses in the Chinese, and other quarters of the town. Nobody seemsand ought to be abolished.—Straits Times. November 2*2. - 1,059 words
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Article984 1912-11-28 10 .—Straits Times, November 23. Is the tide of war turning We almost think it is. For days there has been no news of any sort from Sofia with reference to the fighting lines, but Adriauople has not fallen—its commander has, in fact, been decorated for his.—Straits Times, November 23. - 984 words
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Article1052 1912-11-28 11 always say is possible.—Straits Times, November 24. The mail, on Saturday, brought us a copy of the Navy League Annual for 1912-13, and tho cable on the same date brought the message stating that the Duke of Connaught had formally announced Canada’s resolution to assist in meeting thealways say is possible.—Straits Times, November 24. - 1,052 words
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Article1081 1912-11-28 11 lament unlioodod warnings.—Straits Timea, November 26. A short time ago, we commented on the bitterness of tho tone in which Sir Kdward Grey referred to a speech wherein Lord Roberts advocated national servico. Sinco then a good deal of discussion has been raging round thatlament unlioodod warnings.—Straits Timea, November 26. - 1,081 words
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Article1070 1912-11-28 11 I’Aiuc of K olf or bridge.—Straits Tiiuos, November 27. Wherever one turnH at the present moment one finds references to war and arms. The leader writer who aspires to the charm of variety at such a time finds little inspiration in the contemporary literature of the day. WeI’Aiuc of Kolf or bridge.—Straits Tiiuos, November 27. - 1,070 words
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Advertisement94 1912-11-28 10 Tie Font fr«M price of the Sirlits Tims* in |:(h a year The post free price <>f the Strolls HuJgct is $l4 a year It i* »ot necewarv to hulmctilm- for a year. The *ub•criptions for shorter period* arc at the *ame proper tionate rate a* (or a year. f94 words
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Obituary31 1912-11-28 10 DEATHS. —On October 23, at West Reusing heart failure, A. M. Aitkon (formerly f Singapore and Penang), aged 02. f Wiiitham. On November 23, at the General Hospital, Penaug, John Whitliam.31 words
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Article332 1912-11-28 12 Everybody agreed that prices were extrem ly moderate at the C. E. M. S. sale held last Thursday and Friday, but unfortunately owto the inclemency of the weather buyers were not numerous. The piece do resistance of the sale undoubtedly was a delightful stall of Chinese332 words
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Article319 1912-11-28 12 The atmosphere of Singapore was purified in some measure on Monday by the forcible ejection of four foreigners whose mode of livelihood has been the subject of a good deal of discussion lately. They were Forschmidt, who had just completed his sentence of imprisonment Nagur, against whom319 words
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932 1912-11-28 12 I feel liko Hip Van Winkle, and everything I see almost makes me believe I have wandered into Aladdin's Palace.” That was Mr. J. E. He wick’s very effective summary of his impressions of Malaya after932 words
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204 1912-11-28 12 Wo have received the following cation:— wmoiung communi. To the Editor of the Straits Times. b c K to inform you tlmf i resigned the Board of the Sim/nn ave Storage Co., Ltd.-Yours, etc Map re K* A. Stkvkns. c Hans Bkckkh. Singapore,204 words
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416 1912-11-28 12 The fierce competition which is now proceeding between the Nippon Yusen Kaiska and the British India Steam Navigation Company, as the result of the invasion of Indian coastal waters by the former concern, appears, says the Japan416 words
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Article124 1912-11-28 12 General Sir Ian Hamilton conclude* visit of inspection to Singapore on Sum ay. and left that night by the mail train o Kuala Lumpur, with his aides, there i inspected the Malay States oluuteei lies, after which he proceeds to I’onangSingapore inspection concluded on the <124 words
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1473 1912-11-28 13 The Malay murder caso was continued at t j jC Assizes on the 20th, tho case for t l, t Crown against Ahmat Effendi being carried further by the evidence of witnesses wiio stated that they saw1,473 words
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1146 1912-11-28 13 The Question of Dhoby Marks. Friday was the fourth day devoted to the hearing of evidence on the chargo of murder against Ahmat KlTeudi at the Assizes. A Hylarn night-school teacher named Han Ah Toon, of 21 Ah Hood Hoad, off Hales tier Hoad, said1,146 words
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1260 1912-11-28 13 Arguments for the Defence. Ismail, detective No. 402, attached to the Marine Station, was called in tho Malay murder ease on Saturday. In bis oxamina-lion-in chief he said ho remember* d going to the declamation Ground where on Sept. 29, he Haw the body1,260 words
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1273 1912-11-28 14 Evidence to Establish an Alibi. The accused who was iu the witness box at the Assizes all Monday, said ho was an engineer by profession and held a second engineer’s certificate. Fp to the time of the occurrence of the case lie was living with1,273 words
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827 1912-11-28 14 Excitement In Court. The case, was brought to a conclusion on Tuesday afternoon, after a trial lasting seven days. Tho result was the acquittal of the accused, Ahmat Effendi, and the delivery of the verdict caused an expression of excitement among the dense crowd of827 words
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764 1912-11-28 14 After witnessing manceuvres carried out by the Malay States Volunteer Hides near Kuala Lumpur, ou Monday, General Sir lan Hamilton addressed the men in the following terms. Wo are indebted to the Malay Mail for the report: 1 had764 words
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498 1912-11-28 14 Last night's Gazette, says the Ceylon observer of November 9, contains the memorandum and articles of association of a new Coconut Company, called the Telok Miaru Coconut Company. Ltd., formed with a nominal capital of 111,010,000 divided into 1* 0,000 shares498 words
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Article1344 1912-11-28 15 Long and specially important messages will bo found under separate headings. AH tlu; other Reuter telegrams received during the past week are given below.' Wednesday, November 20. The 1 louso of Commons lias adopted the new1,344 words
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Article421 1912-11-28 15 Uerlin, November 20. Russian Cossacks have h ft I rga for the protection of Russians in South Mongolia. Merlin, November 21. The Knsskoje Wedomosti issues a warnin'.' against a Russian protectorate over Mongolia because this would he a source of fresh complications in Fast Asia. Tlio Uerlin Surgeon421 words
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Article243 1912-11-28 15 Statistics compiled by the Australian Commonwealth authorities show that just over 50 per cent, of tlio total area of the Com moil wealth is in private iiandH, either as freehold or under lease or licence from tho State. The remainder is still 1111 occupied in any way. The243 words
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Article220 1912-11-28 15 For the lirst seven mouths of this yoat '.♦5.592 persons arrived in Australia and 15,022 departed, making a net immigration of 19,907. The new arrivals belonging to the white race numbered 91,00;}, or 19,151 more than arrived in the corresponding |x riod of 1911. Of these 82,010 were220 words
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162 1912-11-28 15 (Fkom Ora Owu Cokkkscondknt.) London, November 27. Mr. A. MacIntyre Olen.agr-tl r a planter, who went home f 1 out Singapore several months ago, was found in bed, insensible, and died shortly after discovery.162 words
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Article273 1912-11-28 15 Mr. C. K. G. Tisdill, ag<nt of the loutish and Foreign Bible Society at Singapore, contributes an article 011 his work m the Malay Peninsula mid neighbouring countries to tlio current Bible in the World.” Apparently tlm rubber ho in, with the consequent prosperity and influx of273 words
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Article400 1912-11-28 15 Omega writes to the Sumatra Post, from Amsterdam, under ditto Oo'.obor 1H, as follows: Mr. Wcnckchoch, director of gov eminent works, is now !i< n in active conference with the Minister of Colonics and other authorities. I can assert on good authority that the transactions urn400 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article271 1912-11-28 16 November 23 Persia, Aus. str., Bartole, Trieste, Rautcnb<rg Hong Wan I, Brit. str.. Mason. Penang, Ho Hong Kllora, Brit, str., Bowman, Calcutta. Boustead A. A|K*ar. Brit, str., Thomson. Hongkong. A. Gil tillau Colomls) Marii, .lap. str.. Kawasliima, Calcutta. P.Siinoiis 21 Laertes, Brit. str.. Taylor. Kucliinot/u. W. Mansfield Titan. Brit,271 words
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Article217 1912-11-28 16 November 20 Kawaclii Mai n. Jap. str.. Colombo A Bombay Peleiis, Brit. str.. A’dam L’don Antwerp Poleric. Brit, str., Manila 21 Hong Wan I. Brit. str.. Swatow via ports Ellora, Brit, str., Calcutta via ports Taroha, Brit, str., Penang Madras A Vtam Laertes, Brit. str.. Genoa A Glasgow Capri,217 words
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Article257 1912-11-28 16 Singapore November 27, 1912. exchange. On London Bank m/s 2/4.\] Demand 2/4 fa Private 6 m/s 2/'4;, 3 m/s 2/4 On Germany Bank d/d 238* Private 3 m/s 242* On France Bank d/d 294 Private 8 m/s 299 On India Bank T. T. l<4j Private 30 d/s257 words
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Article1053 1912-11-28 16 Singapore, November 27, 1912. MINING. Value B “y era SclIc,! 10 7.00 Ampang 6.75 10 10 Relat Tin 2.50 2.60 10 10 llruang 1.40 1.75 10 10 Knnaboi 2.40 2.55 £1 £1 Kinta Tin 1.11.8 1.16.6 10 10 Kaiupar par 10 10 Kinta Association 14.50 15.00 £11,053 words
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307 1912-11-28 16 In the presence of a number of leading naval officers and dockyard officials, Lady Meux, wife of Admiral Sir Hedworth Meux on October 21 laid, says the Evening Stand' ard, the first keel-plate of a new* Sutler Dreadnought battleship, the307 words
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Article266 1912-11-28 16 l’cr P. ami O. Assayc, connectin'; at Colombo with Moldavia, sailing November 29.—Mr. Koonian, Mr. W. A. Liming, Mr. C. Manciui, Mr. R. D. Atkinson. Mr. M. C. English, Miss Ross, Miss Mac Master, Mr. it. F. Polling, Miss 1C Polling, Mr. and Mrs. Euuleu, Mr. Stockmann,266 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1368 1912-11-28 1 We quote below the best available London list from the reports biought by the last mail, and add local quotations from the list prepared by Messrs. Fraser and Co. (Singaporo on the corresponding date for1,368 words
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Article185 1912-11-28 2 London and Singapore Rubber Pricks 1 General— Dollar Share Value H... 2*B Singapore Rubber Auction 8 Finances of Para I F. M. S. Rubber Duty 5 The Rubber Industry 5 October Rubber Returns 6 Manures for Rubber 7 Plantation Costs 8 Death of Mr. John Whitburn 8 Telegrams— London185 words
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142 1912-11-28 2 (From Our Own Corrksi>ondrnt.) London, November 20. The pronpectuH of tlio Holy rood Rubber Company iH issued here. It has 2,000 acres in Perak and the capital is X';'0,000, of which X3O,(XM) is beinj* issued. The planted area is142 words
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42 1912-11-28 2 Fine Para Plantation. > VT s l><»t Forward First Latox Nov. 20 4/5$ 4/4$ 4/4$ ?,}> 4/4 1 4 /4$ 4/3 ii 4/4$ 4/4$ 4/3 28 4/4$ 4/4$ 4M 4/4$ 4/4$ 4/3 4/5$ 4/4$ 4/3$42 words
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856 1912-11-28 2 We have fawn 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 that856 words
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Article396 1912-11-28 2 Formkd April, 1010. Situation of Estate: Mergui Islands, Lower Burmah. Board of Directors. A. E. Baddelcy A. Loeb F. C. Peck. Secretaries and Registered Offices: Evatt and Co., Commercial Buildings, Singapore. Capital Authorised $450,000 Paid up 350,000 1 1910-11 1,834 lbs. liubber Outputs 1011-12 12,322 (1912*13 (6 mos.) 0,186396 words
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Article221 1912-11-28 2 1 ho issue of shares in luin 5123,000 of working canitn.1 P rov *ded f(, r tnat working capital f l W.000 25.000 treeH-canV'CPfir ."TV* company has already 33 163 v“. 15 upkeep and proposes, apparently to t<J acres more. It is obvious that f 1 UDt 1221 words
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748 1912-11-28 2 NELLMAY. FORMED 1ST APRIL, 1910. Situation of Estate: Ba gan Serai. Board of Directors. Thos. Boyd I F. Daxbury W. Duncan B. C. Griffin Tan Soo Hock. Secretaries and Registered Offices: Kennedy and Co., Penang. Capital Authorised $390,000 Paid up 390,000 Government Loan 80.0C0 Special Conditions. This company lias been748 words
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546 1912-11-28 3 Board of Directors. K. A. O. Travers K. Macfadyen K. G. Harvey K. F. Drey 1). O. Russell. Secretaries and Registered Offices: lloustead, Hampshire and Co., Kuala Lumpur. Capital Authorised $600,000 Paid up $475,200 1910 4,426 lbs. IhiblK i’ outputs546 words
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761 1912-11-28 3 Board of Directors. F. C. Peck (Managing) Lee Chun Guau I Koh San 11 in Tan Hoo Liat Lee Chim Tuan Secretaries and Registered Offices: Kvatt ami Co., Commercial buildings, Singapore. Capital Authorised $700,000 Paid up $600,000 (1910-11 116761 words
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Article124 1912-11-28 3 At the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Mubber Association’s sixty third auction, held yesterday, there were offered for sale 273 eases (pels. 277.90 or 30,787 lbs.i and sold 279 cases pels. 279.82 or ill,Old lbs.i. i he prices realized were: Sheet Smoked $208 to 5233 I n smoked124 words
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602 1912-11-28 3 Presiding at tin* meeting of tho Pcrtnas Muhber l 'omputiy. I. miUsI, Mr. .1. Mac 1 aggart A Hinson said that the crop for the twelve months had fallen short «>i the estimate of J.'i.noo IIh by 2/12 lhs, but th«« small602 words
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321 1912-11-28 3 Tin-ifpuit of Uni III vim ohorc Rubber Plantations, Limit* <i, for tin-jH iiotl to .limt) 30 stati:h that out of till) profit of 11,716, it is propose*! to write oil XI,707 from tlio preliminary expenses, ami carry forward the balance of X41 to this year s321 words
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1990 1912-11-28 4 The fourth annual ordinary general meeting of the United Sumatra Rubber Estates, Limited was held on October 28, at the Cannon Street Hotel, E.C., Mr. Keith Fraser Arbuthnot (chairman) presiding. The repretu utativo of tho secretaries (Messrs. M.1,990 words
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884 1912-11-28 4 The second annual general meeting of Kcmpas, Limited, was held in Malacca ou the 16th inst., and the following report of the proceedings, though somewhat belated, is of interest. There was only a small attendanc e of shart holders, over whom Mr. \V.884 words
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Article268 1912-11-28 4 The report of the Beranang Rubber Plantations, Limited, states insufficiency of labour in the earl l 1 the this year occasioned considerable* I t’tT i° f in coping with the weeding of the eJlf cul1 the result has been an unforeseen an'r creased expenditure under this i,268 words
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Article221 1912-11-28 4 The report of the Sungei Dangar (Malay Rubber Company, Limited, lor the period from .Juno 14, 1911, to Juue :!0, 1912, states that a sum of 12s. 6d. per share has been called up and paid upon the 26,000 shares issued to provide working capital whilst221 words
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Article219 1912-11-28 4 Dr. J. Paes de Carvalho, ex-Govcruor of aud State of Para and its European representative, informs the Financier that his attention lias been directed to certain misleading statement* that have found publicity in England relative to tho finances of Para. r l he facts are. says his219 words
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907 1912-11-28 5 I The directors’ report to tho shareholders of the Djapu-ra (Indragiri) Rubber Co., Ltd j* as follows Your directors beg to submit herewith a duly audited statement of the accounts of tho company for the second financial year ended I August dl, 1912.907 words
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653 1912-11-28 5 Tho annual meeting of tho Northern Division, Lower Kurina Planters’ Association, was held at Messrs. Stork and Co’s ollice on November 9, says the Rangoon Gazette. suitability of terms propped by Government relating to laud tenure and export duties was discussed. The653 words
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Article87 1912-11-28 5 For the period from Novemls r 29 to 1 December 12 inclusive, tho duty on cultivut e<l rubber on which export duty is leviable in the F.M.S. on an ad valorem basis in ao coidance with the rules under the Customs Duties Knactment will bo ass<87 words
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647 1912-11-28 5 The report of the K.M.S. (Malay) States Hubbcr and Coconut Plantations, Limited, states that a small Malay holding having been purchased during tho year to Juno do the total area of the company's estate is now according to the latest revised647 words
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Article249 1912-11-28 5 The report of the Tuugocl Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the erop of dry rubber harvested during the period to June .'{o was 14,028 lbs., and was sold in London at au average price of Is. 9 J7d. |>er lb., excluding scrap, the cost of production working249 words
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551 1912-11-28 5 Me take the following not. "pon the rnbh< r industry from the London and China Kx press of November 1 1 lie market for Plantation continues dull and easier, but a good business has been done at the decline. Smoked Sheet,551 words
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Article313 1912-11-28 5 Tho annual nicotine of the Tehran Rubber Kstates, Limited. was held at Kdinbiirgh on October 2H, .Mr. I’attick Mill.ir Matthew proHiding. Tho Chairman, in moving tho adoption of tho report, said they might fairly congratulate thoiuHelveH on tho results of tho year’H operationh. Cornparo«l with tho estimates313 words
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1963 1912-11-28 6 Tho fourth ordinary generally meeting of tho Brieli Rubber Estate, Limited, was held at tho registered offices of the company, Nos. 8 and 4, Great Winchester Street, London, E. on October 31, Mr. E. E. Moreau (the chairman of1,963 words
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Article366 1912-11-28 6 The report of the Lewa Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the net profit earned for the year to June 80 as shown by the profit and loss account, was XT,658. To this has to be added XT,751 carried forward from last year, making a total of X‘8,409,366 words
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Article411 1912-11-28 6 Mr. .T. L. Loudoun Shaml. presiding on October 31, -at the general meeting of the Maiubau (F.M.S.) Kubber Company, Limited, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said that the intention set forth in the prospectus was that 1.000 acres should be planted with l’ara411 words
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Article14 1912-11-28 6 iThe Straits Times is not resort w, the opinions of its correspondents., to114 words
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Article280 1912-11-28 6 To the Editor of the Straits Tin** Sir,-In regard to the letter of M,- u- Graham, of l ganda, to “The reference to planting prosnects i„ *i try (publiHhcS in 1 think the accompanying lettt*r ”v ln i 8t J received a few weeks ago from the280 words
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Article76 1912-11-28 6 Langkon North Borneo.—2,800 lbs.,total to date ifor seven monthsi 10,853 lbs. Kamuuiug (Perak). —29.857 lbs. Total to date, four months, 101,015 lbs.; samo period last year 61,884 lbs. Kapoewas. —8,800 lbs., making a total for the 10 months ended October 81. of 19,250 lbs. Output for 1911,76 words
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Article401 1912-11-28 6 The report of the Suugci lialiru Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the rubber crop for the year to ,Tuue 80 was estimated at 12/250 lbs. The quantity harvested was 17,723 lbs. The number of trees in the tapping round at July 1, 1911, was 4,827, aud401 words
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1783 1912-11-28 7 \s artificial manures are now being used m Malaya in connection with tho planting industry, ft fow hints and suggestions would, am sure, be useful to planters when purchasing sani0, Iu all artificial manures there1,783 words
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991 1912-11-28 7 The second annual ordinary getieial meet ing of the shareholders of the Soember A joe Rubber K states, Limited, was held on October 2H, at the offices of th*; company, Mincing Lane House, Kostclieap, K.C., Mr. Frank 1 opernan (chairman) presiding. The991 words
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801 1912-11-28 7 The second ordinary general meeting of tho K.M.S. (Millay States) Rubber and <'oconut Plantations, I limited, was held on October 25, at the registered office, 5, Whittington Avenue, London, K.C., Mr. Thomas Walter Simpson presiding. Mr. W. M. Mathieson, representing tho801 words
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1529 1912-11-28 8 Mr. K. W. Itryco addresses the following to J the India-Rubber Journal of October 26: An interesting article on 1'lantation Costs” appeared in your Journal of August 10, 1912. In this article it was pointed out that the cost1,529 words
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290 1912-11-28 8 The death occurred at General Hospital, Ponaug. at one o’clock on Saturday morning, of Mr. .John Whitham. Mr. Whitliam first came to the Federated Malay States from Ceylon in 1906, says the Malay Mail, and was entrusted with290 words
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1558 1912-11-28 8 A Sound Position. The fifth annual ordinary general meeting of the North Hummock (Selangor) Rubber Company. Limited, was held on October 23. at the registered office of the company. No. 20, Kasu-hcnp. L.C., Mr. G. A. Talbot (chairman) presiding. The Chairman said: Gentlemen, 1 have1,558 words
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Article292 1912-11-28 8 The report of the Singapore I nited hub ber Plantations Limited, for the 14 months to June 30, states that after the company had taken over the estates it was found desirable to purchase from the Government and from private owners various small blocks situa t« in292 words
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1727 1912-11-28 9 Tlie third annual ordinary general meeting of the Remain-I’erak Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held on October 22, at the oflices of the company, 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, l-Ynchurcli Street, K.C., Air. T. C. Owen chairman of the company) presiding. I he1,727 words
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Article327 1912-11-28 9 The report of the .'Singapore I'ara Rubber Ksiut* s, Limited, states that the profit for tije year to dune bit alt. r allow .ng f'300 for depreciation, is £‘10,0 M. Add ha’ nice ot la-t account L'2,7‘ 1, together luakin L'I2,7'.I2, out of wliiell t!:< dl a327 words
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2099 1912-11-28 9 Tho fifth annual ordinary general meeting of the Sumatra l*ara Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held on October 2d, at Cannon Street Hotel, K.C., Mr. K. F. Arbuthnot (chairman) presiding. The Chairman said (ientleiueu, as the directors’ report and audited2,099 words
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Article1844 1912-11-28 10 Tho first annua) meeting of the Clovelly Rubber Estate was held ou October 21, at the registered offices, Moorgato Station Chambers, E.C., Mr. H. W. Hewitt (managing director) prosiding. The Chairman said :—Gentlemen, the notice calling this meeting1,844 words
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1368 1912-11-28 10 The secoud annual ordinary general meeting of the Batu Kata (Sumatra) Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held on October 22, at Cannon Street Hotel, E.C., Mr. K. F. Arbuthnot (chairman) presiding. The Chairman said: Gentlemen, the directors’ report and audited1,368 words
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Article367 1912-11-28 10 The report of the Galang Besar Rubber Plantations. Limited, states that as the result of a survey, which was completed in July last, the total planted area is given as 2,405 acres. This discloses au apparent shortage of 345 acres, which is largely accounted for by the367 words
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2379 1912-11-28 11 The third annual general meeting of tlio Kamuning (Perak) Rubber and Tin Company, Limitt d, was held on October 23, at Winchester House, Old Rroad Street, E.C., Sir William Hoiod Treacher, K.C.M.G. (chairman) of tho company, presiding. The Chairman said I2,379 words
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1402 1912-11-28 11 The sixth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Laugkon North Romeo Rubber, Limited, was held on October ‘2d, at the company's offices, 37, Threadneedle Street, E.C., Col. Sir Augustus Fit/.George, K.C.V.O., C.lk (chairman), presiding. The Secretary (Mr. Wiu. I*.1,402 words
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2201 1912-11-28 12 Tho ordinary general meeting of Knhlas North Borneo- Rubber, Limited, was held on October 24. at the offices of the company, 37, Thread needle Street, G.C., Sir West Ridgeway, chairman of the company, presiding. Tho Chairman2,201 words
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653 1912-11-28 12 The report of the Scrdang (Sumatra) Rubhi rand Produce Kstates, Limited, for the period to December 31, lull, states that the directors have to express regret at the delay which lias taken place iu issuing these accouuts. The final shipments of the653 words
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784 1912-11-28 12 lho report of tho directors of the \i i ubber H tate8 Limited, ended August 81 shows that ri for the year, after uM? of tire balance of preliminary cL U aiuo.mte.l to 558,335.17, which, ail 7 the784 words
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