The Straits Budget, 26 December 1912
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1912-12-26 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXVI NO. 2863. Singapore. Thursday. December 26. 1912. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CEkTVBV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article238 1912-12-26 1 LEADERS Political Shuffling 10 Expiring Aristocracy 10 Victims of Warfare ...1011 Churchill v. Bridgeman H Diplomacy and Sentiment 11 Local and General— Local and Personal 1-2 The Turkish War The Pitman Centenary 3 Victims of the War 4 The Municipal Hoard 4 Big Fire in Selangor 4238 words
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Article4718 1912-12-26 1 From tlic Fnion Trading to., Singapon md Kuala Lumpur, we have received useful blotting pad in desk form, also a spc< m 11 of stationery case issued by M«‘-sis. husli and Co., Hackney, Loudon, the wellvtiuwn make rs of essences, essentia oi s. < for which the4,718 words
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Article2625 1912-12-26 3 Riutir’s Tblboram. Dbr Ostasiatischb Lloyd Tblboram. TURKS WITHOUT NECESSARY POWERS. The Austro-Servian Tension. Rbutbr’s Tblboram. London, December 17. Reuter says there was no hitch in the peace conference, and that the best feeling prevailed though surprise is felt that the Turks had neglected to obtain further instructionsRiutir’s Tblboram.; Dbr Ostasiatischb Lloyd Tblboram. - 2,625 words
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Article179 1912-12-26 3 Arrangements for the centenary festivals in commemoration of the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Sir Isaac I'itmau, the inventor of phonography, are now said to be almost complete. Tho Bath Shorthand Writers’ Association has fixed its centenary meeting for January I. when tho address will be179 words
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Article479 1912-12-26 4 Government House, Singapore, December 19, 1912. To tlio Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—His Excellency the Governor observes from the Home papers which arrived by the last mail that the Lord Mayor has opened a fund479 words
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Article149 1912-12-26 4 According to a London cable, dated December published in Ceylon: —The Kelantan Produce and Development Company, Limited, prosjiectus which has just been issued states that the company will be profit-earning from the beginning. The capital is .£102,500 sterling, of which £lOO,OOO are 7 per cent, participating preference149 words
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Article66 1912-12-26 4 A fully attended special meeting of the Municipal beard was held under the presidcm;y '*> I'- *l. Ilallifux, in the Hoard room, on the 20rd, when the Supplementary budget No. 8 of 1012, amounting to ~lU' ‘‘d by tlu President, was passed in. con. Some dismission took66 words
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376 1912-12-26 4 Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s woekly share circular dated the 18th inst. states Local rubber shares have remained remarkably steady and tho demand for this class of stock is widening. The commodity market displaying a rather easier tone has caused a slight376 words
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459 1912-12-26 4 A whole block consisting of thirteen shophouses in Pudu street, Kuala Lumpur, Was completely gutted as the result of a tire which broke out shortly before midnight on Friday. The tire was tirst noticed, says the Malay Mail, at about459 words
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279 1912-12-26 4 A serious trap accident, in which a wellknown lawyer was injured, occurred in St. Andrew’s Road about o’clock nine on Saturday morning. Mr. H. C. Cooke-Yarborough, of the firm of Messrs. Allen and Gledhil), was driving to town, accompanied by Mrs.279 words
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332 1912-12-26 4 The case affecting the price of six acres of land in Alexandra Road, which the Municipality is desirous of acquiring by compulsion, was continued and decided in the Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice aud Messrs. S. Tomlinson and H. Robinson, assessors, on332 words
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Article193 1912-12-26 4 The now numerous students of the International Correspondence School, in Singapore, are pushing a project to acquire an institute of their own where they may receive more complete instruction than is at present possible, and to assist that end a ball was held in the Victoria Memorial Hall193 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article60 1912-12-26 4 (t Rom a Coukkspondknt.) T •ui P rt DickBon December on The night goods train from Port iv to Seremban collided wit). o t Dickson ne Roth U l ttl ?T S i aWal1 at about 1 .B0 O a b u Uf aloe8 > Roth buffaloes60 words
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Article115 1912-12-26 4 (Fbou Oob Own Corrrspondknt., Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 20. The annual Christmas tree was imu A Town Hall last night, aud will te rewal j tlna evening. Over a thousand JhSISf children received presents. Urist,an 1 he F.M.S. police have been increased U two clncf aud KuropeanS*115 words
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Article128 1912-12-26 4 (t kom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, December 23. Dr. Travers, who presided at the annual meeting of the Selangor Turf Club, Kuala 1 urnpur, said the accounts showed that the June meeting and the two Skve meetings resulted in a net profit of 96,412.94 against a128 words
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Article83 1912-12-26 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, December 23. Major the Hon. A. R. Adams has presented Sergeant-Major Hills, drill instructor of the volunteers, with a draft for 9400 subscribed for by the corps. Sergt.-Major Hills is a popular man, aud a footballer and cricketer. He rejoins his regiment, The83 words
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Article125 1912-12-26 4 (Fkom Our Own Correspondnt.) Penang, December 23. The following are the entries for the first day of tho Penang race meeting on January 7 Mixkd Handicap. —Melodist, Golden Nugget, Silent Knight, Lah, San Sebastian, Lodestar, The Friar, Sweet Marie, Lossie. Kuala Lumpur Platk. —La Cocotte, Seronok, Nantisikit,125 words
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Article116 1912-12-26 4 Tho State of Negri Sombilan estimates of revenue and expenditure for the year 191-» reveal a state of prosperity which is on a par with the progress of tho F. M. S. in general. The revenue is estimated at >2,442,994 an< the expenditure at 93.237,092. Among larg«116 words
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9038 1912-12-26 5 Rmutkk’s Tklkokam. (From Our Special Corrkspondkst.) London, November 28. The twenty-sixth day’s hearing of the Singapore lagoon dock case, in which a sum of XI,500,000 is involved, apart from record fees for Counsel and huge sums for preparRmutkk’s Tklkokam. - 9,038 words
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Article410 1912-12-26 7 Messrs. Welsh and Co., tho secretaries of the above compauy, have furnished us with the information received by them from the manager relative to output aud estimated profits from the time the company took over tho property, October 15 until November JO. October Results. Particulars of410 words
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Article61 1912-12-26 7 Mr. \ust( n < hamberlain has n <•< ivcil intimation from tin* (iovnnoi of Tauntim that a sum of IJJifO lias In i n vot'''l bj tin I,, yj tlativo Council an a contribution tow 11 I tin: fund wlm li lie is raising for flu61 words
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898 1912-12-26 7 M.iny in Singapore will hoar with regret that Mth. I larmston Lovc, proprictrix of tho well known Harmston's Cirrus, passed away in Calcutta on tho lHth inst., at tho ago of Tho information was brought to Singaporo iu898 words
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4199 1912-12-26 8 Tho papers to hand by the mail on Satur day contain a great deal about what is styled the Newquay mystery, involving the death of Mr. J. A. Delay, formerly a resident of Singapore. We take tho4,199 words
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Article283 1912-12-26 9 Karly uii the 19tli inst., Mr* Macintosh, a newly appoiuti d Municipal do;* shooter, standing on the five-foot way near t hap Hung Sang Loong, watchmakers, at the corner of Smith Street, in South Bridge Hoad, shot at a dog. The first shot, it is alleged,283 words
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1553 1912-12-26 9 An interesting paper has licen laid on tho table, at the Legislative Council, that being the- report of Mr. Herbe rt C. Robinson, director of museums, K.M.S., on the results of his recent visit to the Cocos Islands. Mr.1,553 words
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269 1912-12-26 9 Tan Wall Ken, the Straits born Chinaman, was again before Mr. l’’irmstone, on the l'Jth inst., on the charge of tin ft of a quantity of jewellery from lew Leung s shop in High Street, on November 19. Mr. <•. <».269 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article147 1912-12-26 9 Garrison (iolf Club. Tho following is result of play at tlio Garrison Golf Club for monthly menials, December:— Mens. Gross. H eap. Nett. C&pt. A. N. Fraser H9— If* 71 (winner) L. K. Gaunt H4 6 7H •I. Addio Hi 4 NO Maj. W. II. Stanbury 102 1h hi147 words
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Article98 1912-12-26 9 S.L.K.A. The December spoon Hlioot took place on Thursday, Mrs. < loldie bcino w inner. The scores follow: <c *> Q» mm 5 c o U S. X H Mrs. Goldie iU 61 +.2 62.4 Miss Huxley 61 .‘51 62 scr. 62 Mrs. Scoulur 60 61 61 scr.98 words
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Article159 1912-12-26 9 S.C.C. 2nil v. Municipality. On Saturday, the Municipality played and beat# the S.C.C. 2nd eleven by 17 runs. Scores:— S.(!.C. A. Youii<* b Iteven It. H. Hunt b Iteven 0, II. Itcllairs lit wkt b lieven 15, F. Blackwell lit wkt b Iteven 19, D. .1. Ward b lieven159 words
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Article198 1912-12-26 9 i'anglin v Teutonia. Tlii> howling match was finished on tho Teutonia Club alleys on Saturday evening, when the 'lanolin Club team won by the narrow margin of hi pins. The oamo was well contested from the hcoinnino and tho issue was in doubt almost until the lust roll. Stur/'-nei'yer,198 words
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Article34 1912-12-26 10 Maddkn. —At Taiping, Perak, on December 15, the wife of L. J. Butler Madden, of a son. CocmiANK,—At the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, on Decombcr 22, to Mr. anil Mrs. William Cochrane, a daughter.34 words
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Article70 1912-12-26 10 Day—Padday. —On November 22, at Kil burn, R. Day and Mabel Clara Padday. Wkskniiaokn —Palmkr. -On November 22, at Hath. W. 11. Paltlic van Wosenhagen, of Java, to Elsie Palmer. Goydkk—Martin.—At St. George's Church, Penanp, on December 20, 1012, by the Rev. E. O. Swindell, Arnold George Goyder, third70 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1168 1912-12-26 10 Straits Times, December 19. The price of food has been rising steadily for some years past all over the Western World. Germany, which has numerous food taxes, has had a good deal of rioting and has had to make some modifications which are a grievance to the agrarianStraits Times, December 19. - 1,168 words
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Article946 1912-12-26 10 id blind anti misguided democracy.—Straits Times, December 20. The sale of Stafford House, that noblest of Loudon mansions, by the Duke of Sutherland, aristocrat, to Sir William Lever, soapmaker, has set tongues and pens wagging about the passing of the aristocracy. If one listens for half an hourid blind anti misguided democracy.—Straits Times, December 20. - 946 words
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Article1132 1912-12-26 10 should bo kopt waiting. Straits 'limes December ‘21. We art* glad that our Governor. Sir Arthur Young, lias given a call to the people of Malaya to take a hand in swelling the fund opened by the Lord Mayor of London for the relief of non-combatant sufferers**** * should bo kopt waiting. Straits 'limes December ‘21. - 1,132 words
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Article1174 1912-12-26 11 then our first line of defence. —Straits Times, December 2d. One of the penalties of being unpopular is that good actions become as liable to suspicion as bad ones. Mr. Winston Churchill is loveil by few men, hated by many, and mistrusted i by most. That hethen our first line of defence.—Straits Times, December 2d. - 1,174 words
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Article1119 1912-12-26 11 Straits linns, Kecouiber 1. The Turks or the Hulkauites may be blidling, and possibly they aro both doing so, because the strain of war has severely tried all concerned. Turkey is eager to savu as much as she cun she is alsounxious to avoid a revival ofStraits linns, Kecouiber -1. - 1,119 words
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Advertisement92 1912-12-26 10 Tj« Post frtw prictof the Straits Times i« l-W ft year The past free price of the Straits Budget i* $M yc» r It it not necetnarv to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter periods are at the same proportionate rate as for a year. The Straits Budget92 words
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Obituary56 1912-12-26 10 DEATHS. Gan. —At Aurora House, Light Street, l'enang, at 7 p.tn., Deceuibei l‘J, 11*12, Gan Teong Teng, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Gau Ngoli Bee, through heart failure, aged 'l'> years. Fraser.— On November *il, Duncan Mackintosh Fraser, at his residence, Banksia Street, Heidelberg Victoria (suddenly). Inserted by his56 words
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791 1912-12-26 12 Judge Kcntoul gave an interesting decision on the question of betting recently in the City of London Court. Collin and Co., turf commission agents, Lcadenhall street, E.C., sued S. .1. Girling, an insurance agent and clerk of Lincoln’s Inn791 words
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Article65 1912-12-26 12 W. Sianlky Kamks - W. Sianlky Kamks. Mock not the lily, love ly row, '1 site is pale as winter nuow Such love it was that wanuc cl her check Ah thou canst never know. I «>r thou want horn to flaunt awhile Mea t ''jilt tidal, passionate65 words
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695 1912-12-26 12 Giving evidence before a recent meeting of the Lomiuions Royal Commission in London, Colonel II. I’ilkiugton stated that the objects of the Soldiers’ Land Settlement Association were (1) to provide training in agriculture and rural industries for soldiers695 words
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Article157 1912-12-26 12 There is again, stystlie Central News, a persistent revival of rumours concerning a coming deal iu the shipping world which is going, so it is said, to embrace the controlling interests of the leading great companies iu general, and the Koyal Mail Company and the I*. and157 words
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766 1912-12-26 12 Arrangements liavo been completed for a series of hydro aeroplane exhibitions at Singapore by Mr. \V. R. Atwater, a young American who has distinguished himself within the past year in aviation work and who w’as one of the first to take up766 words
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Article83 1912-12-26 12 Tho mortality returns for Singapore issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths show that, during the week ending December 14, there were ‘2O-3 deaths, (IJS males, 57 females) giving a ratio per millo of population of 92.28. Malarial fever accounted for 99 deaths, phthisis 27, convulsions83 words
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311 1912-12-26 12 The funeral of Mrs cm,.. v pW on tho 18tli inst. k Tlil eW fa, tu; k residence in liatu Hoad, K u ’u y pur, was left at 8.30 a.m. butdJ hour later before tile imiuciiHn had been marshalled311 words
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366 1912-12-26 12 The Straits Steamship Company's steamer Penang, with the same company's steamer Kuala iu tow. arrived in Kcppel Harbour on the 20th, when the latter was berthed to one of the' wharves there while the Penang, having completed her second mission of mercy366 words
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Article137 1912-12-26 12 Tan Lim, a cashier in tho Fire Brigade, who is charged with criminal breach of t r ls in respect of a cheque for §1,171.82 entrusts to him to pay the firemen, etc., was produce before Mr. Firmstouo on the 19th inst. accused pleaded guilty. Mr.137 words
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Article13 1912-12-26 13 |The Straits Times is not responsible tor the opinions of its correspondents.]13 words
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Article547 1912-12-26 13 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I wish to bring through the modium of your valuable paper, to tho powers who have the sampan traffic in charge, the crying need there is for a drastic change in the filthy conveyances that at present nlv for hire at547 words
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Article216 1912-12-26 13 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,—The professional examinations of our local medical school are going on apace aim I have had the opportunity of seeing the pap* rs that have been set so far. I wish to make a few comments-quite disinterestedly of course—ou216 words
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Article204 1912-12-26 13 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I have read with much interest your paragraph relating to tin* proposed memoiial to His late Majesty the King of Siam. I fail to mo why the memorial should he confined to the lluddliist community a’om* and thereby make204 words
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Article378 1912-12-26 13 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. r —The decision of Mr. Justice Innes at Kuala Lumpur on the application of my friend Mr. lingers not to take any cases in the absence of counsel engaged fur a period of ten days or so during the378 words
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Article449 1912-12-26 13 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I venture to ask if you will allow me to soonest that you would bo doing a great and charitable act by opening a fund to assist the <4 od work of The Daily <i rapine iu449 words
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996 1912-12-26 13 The British North Borneo Herald of December ft publishes tho following details of the tragic death of the Governor of B. N. Borneo, Mr. .1. Scrtt Mason: The lamentable aud tragic accident which resulted in the death of His Excellency,996 words
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413 1912-12-26 13 We aro informed, states tho Standard, that harbour work* aro about to bn carried out at Victoria, Vancouver Island, and that tho contract for tho first section, tho construction of a break wator of about 2,.700 foot in running into413 words
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446 1912-12-26 13 Tim Will for tin istahli.shmtiit mi (lormany of ;i monopoly of tin* Main of illuminating oil has laTii publislinl. Tin first, section ilodurcH tin asHiini|itloli liy tlm linponil (ierimin < iov( rtmiMil of tlm rxcluhive to import ami manufacture oil,446 words
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Article3090 1912-12-26 14 Long and specially important messages will lx; found under separate headings. All the other Reuter telegrams received during the past week are given below. Wednesday, December LS. The army airship Beta has been wrecked at l'arnborough.3,090 words
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Article287 1912-12-26 14 Berlin, December IT. From St. Petersburg, it is reported that the dirigible Albatross, ou her first i‘l burst, but no lives were lost. Beilin, December 1H. In Westphalia, there has bceu a mine explosion, with thirty deaths. Berlin, December K». In the ltaliau Chamber, Count < 11i...• i287 words
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Article490 1912-12-26 15 (lu Sunday afternoon, writes a correspondent, an incident occurred, which gave the onlookers the feeling ot being for once: in a world of adveuturo. As the good mail steamer Sri W carryiug the karimon mails ploughed °tho smooth seas of the Singapore Strait on its way to490 words
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Article175 1912-12-26 15 Deprecating the interference <»€ tin* < Jovei nmunt in the regulation ot and freight rates, the manager of a leadin'' shippin;' firm in Manila said "1 o protect the public and shippers the customs authorities requite the shipow net's to keep th'-it ships in a first class and175 words
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1149 1912-12-26 15 (HkOM A l'n><KK'l > OM>KKT.) Malacca, l>cc. 21. „.l| h,^ UD V a distribution of prize* at the 1 i *mi C ,0 Mil,acca took pi a* on I (ecomher n.,V U T l t nt < Mr L K Wolierstan)1,149 words
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310 1912-12-26 15 The share holdi*rs ot the* Straits Trading Company are called to meet ou Decemib* r :;ei, when the following report of the elii. i. i s for tho half year ended September 20, I N being the first half of the*310 words
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332 1912-12-26 15 The Dilector of St. Joseph’s Institution has requested us to publish the names of those gentlemen who have complete 1 their collection for the Diamond Jubilee Scholar ship, as well as the names of those who have contributed to the j»ood332 words
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518 1912-12-26 15 fit Saturday nii'lif,, at tin* Smnn I lull, which was suitably <l*corat. d for the <ht tsion, t)i». cli ri •il stall i*mi int* rpreters of tlio Police I>i |>.ntmen?. utcrLaincd .Mr. .1. N. ;ui lick, 1.5.0., i-iuaucial518 words
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426 1912-12-26 15 'l’ll.- sujtjKis* dly mysterious death of lourth Ollieer I',. Morse, <1 tin* I'uciln: Mail liner Manchuria, .it ianila, was explain) <l, says a lima |>.Lper, when that vessel arrived fin re li'iin the Orient, hr inline disclosures of a opimii siiiiit»e|iti;* plot. Morse426 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article248 1912-12-26 16 Dkckmiikii 1h Van der Hagen Out. str.. licit, Gnroiitalo, Ships Agency Paroo, Brit, str., Richardson, Fremantle, Boil stead 19 Nolens, Brit, str., Lewis, Liverpool, W. Mansfield Annan Maru, Jap. str., Takainura. Mnke, M. B. Ivaisha Kirin Maru, Jap. str.. Deguchi. Kolas I*. Simons Erroll, Brit. str.. James. Yokohama. P.248 words
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Article252 1912-12-26 16 DKrKMBF.il 18 Cyclops, llrit. str.. Manila Hongkong .laj um anti Pacific ports |Lindahl, Brit. str.. Rangoon j Rajabtiri. tier. str., Bangkok (ileiioglc, llrit. str., Penang A Rangoon Sandon Hall. I b it. *4r.. lloston A Ww York via Penan,', 19 Tee-sta, lb it. str.. IV nano Madras and Ncoapatani252 words
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Article256 1912-12-26 16 Singapork, Dk.ckmrkr 21, 1912 exchange Ok London Bank 4 m/s 2/4& Demand 2/4-flj Private 6 m/s 2/4^ 3 m/s 2/4 On Gkrmanv Bank d/d 238$ Private m/s 242$ On Franck Bank d/d 294 Private 3 m/s 299 On India Bank T. T. 174$ Private 30 d/s 17f>i;256 words
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Article1047 1912-12-26 16 Sinoapork, Dkckmbbr ‘24, 1912. MINING. Value 5 Buyers. Sellers. 10 10 A in pang 9.00 10.00 10 10 Bclat Tin 8.40 8.60 10 10 Bruang 1.25 1.40 10 10 Kauaboi 2.40 2.50 XT XT lviuta Tin 1.14.9 *2.0.1*. 10 10 Jvanipar par 10 10 Kiuta Association 14.501,047 words
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269 1912-12-26 16 A Calcutta wire to the Tiiuts of Ceylon states that a plaint was hied in the high Court, Calcutta, ou December 14, by Mrs. Warwick Major, Utter known as Miss Gccrgie Cor lass,” claiming Rs. 18.861 and costs from Maurice P.andmanu as269 words
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Article331 1912-12-26 16 Per P. and O. Himalaya connecting at Colombo with Mantua, sailing December *27. —Hon. A. T. llryant. Mr. A. van Alaasdvk. Mr. Day. Capt. tl. D. Ilushtou, Mr. \V. E. Aloulsdale, Mr. C. A’. Hett. Per. I*. and O. Sicilia sailing January I. Lieut. Arthur Smith, Mr.331 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1338 1912-12-26 1 We quote below the best available London list from the reports broight by the last mail, and add local quotations from the list prepared by Mossrs. Fraser and Co. (Singapore) jo the corresponding date for1,338 words
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Article101 1912-12-26 2 London and Singapore Rubhk.r Pricks I Oenkkal Dollar Share Values 2-3 Japanese Coolies for Malaya 3 F. M. S. Rubber Exports 4 Rubber Items 5 Sequel to a Rubber Deal r > Rubber in the East Action Against Broker 6 Home Rubber Share Market 0 Telegrams— London Rubber Specials101 words
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84 1912-12-26 2 (Fbom Odr Own Correspondent.) London, December 23. The rubber share market is strong again. Forward sales aro announced as follows: Sembilan twelve tons at 4/5; Jugra Land twelve tons at 4 6). Interim dividends: Selangor 62.); Pataling84 words
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37 1912-12-26 2 Fine Para Plantation. Spot Forward First Latex Dec. 18 4/6) 4/5) 4/4) 19 4/5) 4/5) 4/4J 20 4/6) 4/53 4/6) 21 4/6) 4/6 4/51 22 4/6) 4/6 4/637 words
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219 1912-12-26 2 The reduction of capital necessitated by the adverse circumstances that have attended the progress of the Nyalas Rubber Instates, Ltd., and foreshadowed in directorial remarks at the last general meeting of shareholders, has now taken the shape of a definite proposal219 words
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856 1912-12-26 2 Wo have boon asked repeatedly to issue a second edition of our handbook on Dollar Share Values," but liavo been reluctant to do ho until a good deal of fresh material became available. Further, we found that856 words
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Article499 1912-12-26 2 Fokmkd May, 1910. Situation of Estate: Sunffei Tinjggi, 17 miles from Taiping, Perak. Original Board of Directors. lion. A. 11. Adams I E. A. Patsy Geo. Stothard A. Hood Begg Kua Chooi Sen*'. Secretaries and Registered Offices: Anthony and Anderson, 9 Beach St., Penan*;, j Original Capital $300,000 Present499 words
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Article469 1912-12-26 2 Fokmkd Apkil, loio. Situation of Estate: About 8 Mll from Singapore town. S oa d Directors. o. liaat|(j Secretaries and Registered OfficesI ate,son. Simons and Co., Singapore Capital Authorised $175,000 Pa,d U P $175,000 tho company’s financial year ends March •51. I lie shares aro of $2 each. arcl1469 words
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Article432 1912-12-26 3 Foumkd May, 1910. Situation of Estate: Near Town of Singapore. Board of Directors. «ffi C S°° n i? U s n I Tan Khcain Hock Scab Eng heat Lee Cbim Tuan Secretaries and Registered Offices: Evatfc and Co., Commercial Buildings, Singapore. Capital Authorised $425,000 Paid up $371,700 The432 words
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Article544 1912-12-26 3 Formki» March, 1910. Situation of Estate: Kuang, Selangor. Board of Directors V. U. KoIho A. K. K. Hampshire O. A. liuBHcll H. E. O. fc;olbe. 1 Secretaries. Boustcad, Hampshire and Co., Kuala Lumpur. Capital Authorised $150,000 Paid up $100,000 The company’s year ends at June 30. The Estate544 words
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641 1912-12-26 3 Presiding at the meeting of tho Devon Ks tates (Malacca), Limited, on November 28, Mr. George B. Dodwoll said that great progress had been made with their estates during the period covered by the report, and the clearing, ploughing and planting had641 words
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Article321 1912-12-26 3 The first annual general meeting of the Villa Nova Rubber Estates and Trading, Limited, was held on November 28, in Lou don. Mr. E. G. Windle, who presided, in moving the adoption of the report, said that, in one respect, the result of the working for321 words
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463 1912-12-26 3 Mr. Alder non Burrell Horne, preluding at the meeting of tho Morib Plantations, Ltd., on November 27, said that when he last AddreHHed them lie snid they were looking forward with confidence to be able to doclare a dividend at thAt meeting, and he463 words
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343 1912-12-26 3 Tlio Kirini Maru, which arrived in port on Friday, brought a (batch of M Japanese coolies for Kota Tinggi Kstate in Johoro, tho coolies being despatched in launches to tho Hcono of their now labours. Tho arrival of Japanese coolies343 words
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1785 1912-12-26 4 The third annual ordinary general meeting of the Bandar Sumatra Hubber Company, Limited, w as held at the olliccs of the company, Mincing Lane 1 louse;, Eastcheap, E.C., Mr. Frank Copeman presiding. The Chairman said Before proceeding to review the1,785 words
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Article51 1912-12-26 4 The F.M.S. Government Ga/.ctte contains the following figures of cultivated rubber exported during November v Total Increase IQio during on 1 A- year. 1911. lbs. lbs. lbs. l’erak 911,709 9,202,017 4,349,941 Selangor ...1,512,119 16,116,889 6,750,728 N.Sembilau 037,393 5,509,808 2,298,185 Pahang 16,952 101,772 71,761 Total ...3,111,473 31,021,0*051 words
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617 1912-12-26 4 Tho report of the London Laugkat Syndicate, Limited, states that the directors' report, submitted as recently as March last, gave the particulars of tho planted area on tho syndicate’s two estates. Mr. Jonkers indicates that the actual planted area may, on617 words
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Article277 1912-12-26 4 The report of the Serinha Rubber Estate, Limited, states that no separate profit and loss account has been kept because the year has been still one of development and it is dithcult to separate, except approximately, the actual amount properly chargeable to capital. The returns, however, in277 words
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871 1912-12-26 4 1 lie annual general meeting of *li« Kan (Sumatra) Rubber Kstate 1 f S Un Cl held on November >0 at th mtHl "as Directors, 4. Cortt Addmsell presiding. Al> A. A representative of the secretaries (Me... Bright871 words
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1469 1912-12-26 5 The second annual general meeting of the ltangoon Para liubber Estate**, Limited, was held on November 27, at 5, Whittington A venue, Leadenhall Street, E.C., Sir William Hood Treacher, K.C.M.O., (the chairman), [(residing. The Chairman said: Gentlemen,if there is no1,469 words
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Article240 1912-12-26 5 The output of the Beaufort Borneo Rub. ber Co., Ltd., during Noveiuber was 8,000 lbs« The November rubber crop of tho Serdang Central Plantations, Ltd., was 9,557 lbs; to date (11 months) 69,976 lbs. A number of well-known members of the planting community will be going home early240 words
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414 1912-12-26 5 The directors of Fa jam, Limited, report for the year cudod September 30, 19.2: Tho net profit for tho period as shown by tho accounts auiouuts to 9165,323.63 Which is subject to tho follow ing deductions Manager's bonus in accordance with414 words
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291 1912-12-26 5 The report of the Seychelles Rubber and Cocount Kstates, Limited, state's that the manager reports that labour continues to be sufficient for all present requirements. Some 10,1140 rubber plants have been put in, which, with those already established, makes a total of about 62,000 trees.291 words
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410 1912-12-26 5 The r« pit of tlio Hila (Sumatra; Lubber Lands, Limited, for the year to Judo JO statesthat the survey of the company's proprrty has boon completed, and tho area is 51,0*25 acres. In accordance with tlie agreement for sale and purchase between410 words
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439 1912-12-26 5 On November 111, in the Appeal hi vision, in a court composed of the Master of the I lolls and Lords .Justices Farewell and Hamilton, an nppcul was heard in the case of the Victoria (Malaya) Rubber Kstates, Limited439 words
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Article2430 1912-12-26 6 Wo are greatly indebted to a distinguished representative of American rubber interests for tbo following copy of a translation by Mr. George K. Pell, Uoneral Manager of the General Rubber Company, of a message to the2,430 words
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547 1912-12-26 6 r as k in which Wee Hum e hu P r eiue 4 dofcidanUnAff* ,T of a balance, in rcspoctof a series of share carried out in 1810. Defondant "■lining the note but alleeed induced to do so by ho547 words
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Article219 1912-12-26 6 We take the following relating to the r ber share market from the London China Express of November 29: After In ing fairly steady the market closes r.u better for all kinds of good shares, who 1 the old heavy brigade or the young proi <*'219 words
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