The Straits Budget, 9 January 1913
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1913-01-09 1 The Straits Budget VOL. LXVII NO. 2865. Singapore. Thursday. January 9. 1913. BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” ESTABLISHES OVER HALF A CENTURY. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article263 1913-01-09 1 LEADERS More About Life 10 Canada and Asiatics 10 Pulau Bulang 10-11 L'nited Malaysian 11 British Food Taxes 11*12 Peace by Force 12 Local and General Local and Personal 1*2 Balkan Conference 3 The Federal Capital 4 Malayan Reunion 7-9 New’ Year Honours 9 East Coast News263 words
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Article4618 1913-01-09 1 In an official trial a few weeks ago between tho respective merits of Ehrhard s and of Krupp’s guns at Batoe Djadjar near Bandoeng (.lava) those of the former were considered to be superior and more practical. Both firms were represented and many snapshots were taken.. The4,618 words
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2779 1913-01-09 3 Rbutbr’s Tblbqra*. Das OsTASUTiscHa Lloyd Tilioram. London, December 81. Renter understands that steps aro being taken by the Balkanites in anticipation of the ejection of the peace conference on Wednesday, so that, should the iurkish prorosalsRbutbr’s Tblbqra*.; Das OsTASUTiscHa Lloyd Tilioram. - 2,779 words
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1563 1913-01-09 4 The boisterous weather under which Singa pore writhing at the moment is being experienced in a more exaggerated degree at sea to the eastward. Shipping entering the port from that direction reports very heavy seas and1,563 words
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Article251 1913-01-09 4 Judgment was given by Mr. Justice Ebdcn on Friday afternoon in the case of M. H. McKean v. Walter Palliser. Plaintiff sued for M.HOO due by defendant on a promissory note signed by plaintiff and defendant jointly in October, iyt)7. llis Lordship explained that ho lnld been251 words
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Article1054 1913-01-09 4 (From an Occasional C«»kkksi*oni>knt.) Kuala Lumpur, January 6. The usual Christmas and New Near holidays wero observed by all business people and tbo sanatoria all over wero booked well in advance. The judges and members of the bar arranged for the postponement of any civ i cases1,054 words
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287 1913-01-09 4 Messrs. Fraser and Co. report under date January 2: The market keeps steady with a slight upward tendency iu >pite of various holidays intervening. There is at the present time more inclination to buy rubber shares than to sell aud the287 words
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351 1913-01-09 4 The case in which a Chinaman named Hong Quee Ho, of Circular Hoad, was charged with failure to comply with a nuisance notice served on him in October last regarding a pond at or near 24 25 Thomson Hoad, in351 words
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8332 1913-01-09 5 (From Oun Own Couuksi>ondent). Loudon, December 13. It has been very evident during the past week that Mr. Justice Parker, sittiug in the Uhancery Division, has become thoroughly weary of tho action brought by Messrs, j. Aird aud8,332 words
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7068 1913-01-09 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, December 9. Close upon 150 members and guests of the Straits Settlements Association sat down in aunual conclave at a banquet held at the Whitehall Rooms, Hotel Mctropole, this evening. Mr. W. 11. Shelfonl presided and7,068 words
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Article378 1913-01-09 9 (From Oi’K Own Corkkspokdknt.) Penang, January 7. The weather at tho first day’s race meeting was showery aud cloudy, but the attendance was good, aud included H. E. the Governor aud Lady Evelyn Young. The results were Mt\u» H vstm ,u\ —i >ne mile. Lodestar i Wood378 words
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Article692 1913-01-09 9 We are officially informed that notification has been received by His Excellency the Governor and High Commissioner of tho following local honours H. 11. the Sultan of Kelantan to bo Honorary K.C.M.G. Mr. E.692 words
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457 1913-01-09 9 Tho first assizes for 1913 were opened on Thursday in the Supreme Court, tho Chief Justice, Sir W. Ilynchuau Jones, being on the bench. There is a comparatively light list aud no public interest attaches to any of the eases in457 words
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Article252 1913-01-09 9 Kuantan, December ffO. The weather during tho last week has been exceptionally dirty, Avith heavy N. E. gales, and tremendous falls of rain. A fishing boat left Bussorah on the moruing of the 29th inst., but tho boat never returned, having been capsized. Four Malays were drowned.252 words
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771 1913-01-09 9 A railway smash which occurred at the Kith mile between Singapore and Woodlands on the morning of January “2 was much more serious than the information available at first indicated. The full details did not arrive at Singapore771 words
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Article49 1913-01-09 9 The following are tlie results of the crushing opcraLions nb limb fur the four weeks ended December L's llultib Komau stone crushed J!7sl tins, gold obtained f>:!6 o/.a., average perton 2,K!2 dwts. liukit Malacca—stone crushed :i. Io:» tons, gold obtained ‘249 o/s., average per ton 1004 dwts.49 words
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Article54 1913-01-09 10 •loAtjUiM.—At tlio Maternity Hospital, SingajMire, on January 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. I*. Joaquin), a daughter. Brooks. On December 9, at Streatloy, Gladys, wife of B. Brooke, of Sarawak, of a son. Wai.kku. —At Kuala Kubu. on January l. 191 J. the wife of It. <l. Gordon54 words
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Article14 1913-01-09 10 CrNMNi.iUM Bklkkkh.-Oi) November 9* C. A. G. Cunningham to iolet Mary Brnnkt r.14 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1058 1913-01-09 10 Struits Times, •l;mu;iry 2. Nearly half a year ago we came across an address by the learned l*rof» ssor MetchnikolT in which he declared that the poisons of old age are not indigenous in mankind but are the product of certain intestinal microbts which cannot live inStruits Times, •l;mu;iry 2. - 1,058 words
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Article1108 1913-01-09 10 faced honestly and sincerely.—Straits Times, January 3. I'lu: I’riino Minister of British Columbia has put forward a which set-ins worthy of consideration when dealing with colour questions in British Colonies. Jtis tliat the Imperial (iovernment should inform the Asiatic (ioverniueuts, China and Japan moru particularly, that wofaced honestly and sincerely.—Straits Times, January 3. - 1,108 words
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Article1163 1913-01-09 10 —Straits Times, Jaouary 4. Palau Bulaug lias always appealed to us rather strongly. It has a large area—there is the possibility of nearly 20,000 of its 25.000 acres bciug cultivated —and it has a large capital. It is a development proposition pure and simple, because the 100 acres—Straits Times, Jaouary 4. - 1,163 words
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Article1099 1913-01-09 11 Straits Times, January 6. In the year 1910 tho prospectus of a company called The United Malaysian Rubber Company Limited was published in London. The capital was put at £2,000,000 and the cost of tho business, including factories, now stands in tho balance sheet at £2,013,400. The prospectusStraits Times, January 6. - 1,099 words
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Article1088 1913-01-09 11 nullify tho Htren(»th of hia wiadoin.—Straita Tiwea, January 7. It seems to us that the Unionist party is in a very bad way iu England just now. Four or five years ago every member of the party, almost, had accepted the doctrine of Mr. Chamberlain which maynullify tho Htren(»th of hia wiadoin.—Straita Tiwea, January 7. - 1,088 words
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Article983 1913-01-09 12 if that fill 1 is to be attaint«!. Straits 'films, January H. There appears to be no excuse for anticipating a renewal of war between Turkey and the Balkan states. It is true that tho position is to all appearance critical, as the allies have broken oITif that fill 1 is to be attaint«!. — Straits 'films, January H. - 983 words
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Advertisement92 1913-01-09 10 'I'tie Tout free price of the Straits Timrs ia y* :iT The post free price of the Straits Hwlgrt is Sl4 a year It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. 1 he sul>scnptions for shorter period* are at the same prirportionate rate as for a year. The Straits92 words
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Obituary61 1913-01-09 10 DKATIIS. Bunions.— Henry Gardner, Bridge s, late of Salem. Mass., and China, ;*i Kastb nine, on December 4, after a few days’ illness. Dowlkic. On beet mi her S, suddenly, in London, Herbert George bowler, formeilv of China, eldest son of Mrs. bowler, of Parley, in his .VJnd year. Ivkson.61 words
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Article177 1913-01-09 12 Mr. L. Van der Horst, chief officer of the (Jiang Seng, charged a twakow man in the Marino Court before Commander RadelifTc, R.N., on Monday, for usiugcriminal ferce by throwing empty bottles, on the sth inst. Complainant says that the accused as well as several others tied177 words
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Article106 1913-01-09 12 Iho Municipal Commissioners met in the l.oanl room on Friday afternoon at 2.J10, ~ur, r er acting President, in the f, ot,!er ,IICIU rs present were Dr. L V,y*. hr Cow lie, Mr. Moss, Mr. Cliemh< ne Clou, Mr. A.M.S. Mr. A. •(‘an, and Dr. Middleton (Health Officer)106 words
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1427 1913-01-09 12 The tangle of mystery beginning with the elisappe*«rance of Mrs. Nowill from the Atl.mtic lintel, Newquay, on Saturday. November 2.‘l, beeouies more amazing and eomnlu aU d every day. The latest information that has come into the jmssossion1,427 words
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371 1913-01-09 12 A meeting of the Chinese residents of Penang was held at the Chinese Town H ill recently to consider whether they should adopt the Gregorian call ndar in their transactions. It was decided by a majority to retain the Chinese371 words
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Advertisement159 1913-01-09 12 Sale of Property Tin* following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Messrs, l’owell ami Co.'s saleroom on Tuesday afternoon: acant land at l\lau<* Koad, area .7,901 square feet, freehold, bought by Sliaik llas .vedan at .‘lu cents per square foot, 51,771 20. Vacant land at Killiney Koad. area159 words
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1544 1913-01-09 13 The sixth ordinary general meeting of shareholders in the Pahang Consolidated Company, Limited, was held on December 10, at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.O.. Mr. J. E. Champney (chairman of the comChairman said: Gentlemen, in the balance sheet there1,544 words
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Article179 1913-01-09 13 The Pinang Gazette is authority for the statement that Government are shortly introducing a bill amending the Stamp Law on the lines of the recoiuendations made by the committee appointed on May 91, 1910. The bill introduces a new form of estate duty called settlement179 words
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Article82 1913-01-09 13 Now all of you, in Singapore that dwell Who dollars each, with willing hands did shell Out, for to see, this wond rous Hydro piano Klv gracefully across tho watery main, lie not down hearted, tho’ it was erratic Its doing well, its at an Hydropathic Which82 words
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458 1913-01-09 13 Tho New Year sea-sports which, in good weather, are one of the most attractive events of the season, were blanketed on Wednesday in last week. Primarily, of course, they are intended for the amusement of natives, aud in that458 words
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Article247 1913-01-09 13 A very enjoyable social gathering took place at the K. A. O. B. Club, Fairy Glen, Martin Lane, on December 28. The party was a signal success and everything passed off smoothly. It was intended that part of the programme should be carried out in the247 words
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Article93 1913-01-09 13 Mr. A. 11. F air, Managing Director of The Great Eastern Life Insurance Company, Limited, report- a very prosperous year for his company. The new business for the year 1912 was just slightly under four million dollars, a gain of about £1.200,000 over 1911. The premium income93 words
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Article747 1913-01-09 13 A sensation was created in Singapore during the week end when it became known that Tan Hood Guan, one of the best known Chinese in the Settlement, had absconded and that a warrant had been issued charging him with747 words
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Article74 1913-01-09 13 The followin'’ figures relating to tho work at tlu; 'l'roiioh Mines for December reach us from the<tenoral Manager :—Output: from mine U, 177.1** piculs., from tributers :’.i) H.fi2 t total piculs 0,1 12.07, Value: from mine $219,<Jtt2.27, from tributers rj 2 1 1 To, total •?242,197.02.74 words
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916 1913-01-09 14 Mr. L. A. W. lirooks, lion. agent of the Imperial Merchant Service Guild. Saigon, sends uh copies of correspondence exchanged between the Guild and Foreign Office relative to the establishment of a light or lights in the916 words
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417 1913-01-09 14 As has been already announced, the cruiser Hampshire has been ordered to relieve the armoured cruiser Defence, flagship of the China Squadron. The Hampshire is one of the improved County class under the pro gramme of 1901-2. She was built at417 words
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228 1913-01-09 14 There has been an important development in connection xxitb the attempt by a number of Japanese to import a large quantity of alleged forged banknotes into the Colony, the discovery of which led to the arrest of several Japanese a fexv228 words
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523 1913-01-09 14 Iu tho Supreme Court on Saturday, Mr. .Justice Ebdeu delivered liis judgment on the appeal of Manual Singh, a milk dealer, who was convicted by the first magistrate of being in possession, by his servant, ot adulterated milk. Tho grounds523 words
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Article242 1913-01-09 14 An extraordinary general meeting of Flu Piab, Ltd., was held at Penang on Saturday to pass a resolution that the company’s undertaking be sold to a new company, the Flu Piah Company, Limited, with a normal capital of S22O,(MX) divided into 220,000 shares of SI each for242 words
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Article85 1913-01-09 14 Iho mortality returns lor Singapore issued by the liegistrar of Births and Deaths show that, during the week ending December 21, there were 20.7 deaths. (I*io males, 10 females) giving a ratio per mi He of population of .52.25. Malarial fever accounted for 20 deaths, phthisis 22.85 words
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714 1913-01-09 14 Sir Charles Brooke, (i.C.M.G., Rajah of Sarawak, has issued a proclamation establish, ing a Government Agency iu England, am] ordaining that iu connection therewith a council shall he created, "to discharge, both ,lining my life and afterwards during the lifetime714 words
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Article138 1913-01-09 14 Mr. I*. J. 11 ill if ax, Chairman of the Singapore Municipality, left for home ou a wellearned holiday by the I*. and O. Sicilia on Decemlw r 31. aud was seen off by a number of the ommissioners nud others. During Mr. II alii fax s138 words
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Article14 1913-01-09 15 r Tlu' Straits Times is not responsible for tin* opinions <rf its correspondents.]14 words
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Article274 1913-01-09 15 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—The feeling with which wo received the news of the untimely death of Mr. Scott Mason, the Governor of British North Borneo, was something approaching to horror. Mr. Mason from the day of his association with the F.M.S.274 words
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Article659 1913-01-09 15 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—May I, through the medium of your well-known paper, express my humble opinion on the need of a Chinese school in Malacca. The Straits Chinese are the descendants of the old settlers in the Peninsula who, unable to bear the659 words
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Article158 1913-01-09 15 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —I was one small unit of the big crowd that wended its way Tanjong Katongwards to watch what promised to be an exciting exhibition of hydroplaning. After a somewhat disappointing display, I was hurrying home, like my fellow-mortals, to158 words
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Article365 1913-01-09 15 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.—The following lias come under my personal notico and I shall be glad if you can publish same, to obtain other opinions on the lawyers’ actions out here. A engages a lawyer to collect an outstanding debt and instructs him365 words
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Article269 1913-01-09 15 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—May I mention a few words in your valuable columns about a matter which may not be known to the general public? About ten years ago when the old Singa-pore-Krauji Hailway was inaugurated there was uo anticipation of the management269 words
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307 1913-01-09 15 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—lt is assuring to see that the recont agitation in this connection has not been in vain. There is every likelihood of the Government adding a clause regulating domestics in the new Labour Code, when amended, and here we307 words
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Article99 1913-01-09 15 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —In view of the large sums now being spent on anti-malarial measures it seoms a pity that the Government allows its own property to become a breeding place for mosquitoes. If some officer will inspect that low-lying piece of land99 words
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Article288 1913-01-09 15 The spacious dining room of the largo bungalow, The Towers, near the Keppel Hoad, in which several of Messrs. Topluun, Jones, and Kailton's European foremen reside, was the scene of much enthusiasm on Saturday night, when the residents had arranged a concert. Great success nttended their288 words
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563 1913-01-09 15 An inexplicable and tragic occurrence happened on board the Dutch steamer Van Noort while on her way from Hatavia to this port, where she arrived on Monday afternoon. W hen she left ilatavia on Saturday last there were ou563 words
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Article257 1913-01-09 15 The fuucral of the late Mr. Tan Hoon (Juan took place on Friday morning at Malacca, in tine weather, though there had been an incessant fall of rain for many days previously. Long before the time appointed for the procession to start, there were257 words
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Article4315 1913-01-09 16 I Long and specially important messages will be found under separate headings. All the other Bcutcr telegrams received during the past week are given below. Tuesday, December 31. Beuter wires from Berlin that Baron Non Waugenlieiiii,4,315 words
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Article521 1913-01-09 17 Berlin, December 30. The Norddoutsche aud the Reichsanxeiger declare that history will confirm the eminent j work done by Herr Kiderlen to secure Ger- many 's position abroad. His early death is a heavy loss for the Kaiser aud the Empire. The Kaiser has sent liis condolences with521 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article106 1913-01-09 17 (From Ouk Own Correspondent.) December 81. At the Monglembu Lode Syndicate's annual meeting yesterday, Mr. Waugh, who presided, said the company was on a safe footing and was absolutely free from debt. The new machinery would profitably deal with the poorer nr ado stone. Government had met them106 words
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Article123 1913-01-09 17 (From Our Own CoKUKspoNUBNr.) Penang, January 2. llr. Justico Thornton has delivered judgment in the suit brought by Mr. J. C. l’asqual, who sued the Paris Copra Company, Ltd., for (aI $5,000 damages for misrepresentation and breacli of contract, (b) ten days’ salary at $300 a123 words
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Article102 1913-01-09 17 (From Ouk Ow s Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur. January 4. A conference of hi admasters of schools in the Straits and F.M.S. opened here yesterday, Mr. Hall, Director of Education, presiding. Mr. C. M. Phillips represented Singapore, Mr. Pringle and Mr. Piuhorn Penang, Mr. llaigh I poll, Mr. Howell102 words
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Article199 1913-01-09 17 Mr. llandmaun opined his new season in Calcutta on the night of December 16, when, according to the Calcutta press, the Opera Company played Debars Gipsy Love to a crowded house, scoring a great success. The Statesman says that the production, “both in regard to the199 words
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Article221 1913-01-09 17 Comparing notes recently with the honoured curator of Hallies Library and Museum we were able to ascertain the exact extent to which the Straits Times lilts are defective. Owing to lire some belonging to the ollicc were destroyed, but we suspect that, in the days when the221 words
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Article366 1913-01-09 17 Keppel Golf Club. The competitions held at tho Keppel Oolf Club during the Christinas and New Year holidays, were brought to a close on Sunday morning with the putting and approaching competition, which was won by Mr. J. H. Sunner. The mixed doubles and a tie in the A366 words
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Article186 1913-01-09 17 Malaya Football Association. Ah a sequel to the free tight which took place during the recent match between Darul Baliar and the Malayan Kerbaktia'an Kaja, in the Tramway Cup competition there was a meeting last night at the Darul Atiah Club house, Tanjong I’agar, amongst those present being Mr.186 words
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Article100 1913-01-09 17 A novices' competition took placo at tho Tanglin Club on January 2 and 4, when fourteen players rolled olf. Tho best scores were: T. 0. Naughton .7.794- 75—6514 h. Oliver 465 100 565 if. Klphick 516 10 5.76 F. K. Marsh 11l 100 541 A. C. Potts 514 20100 words
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Article270 1913-01-09 18 I >KCKMRKK 511 Hi it. str., Muir, Calcutta, Hon* stead January 1 Hon** lice. I'.»it. str., Penang, Ho Honi; Belle of England, llrit. str.. Kehvay. Calcutta, P. Simons Onda. llrit. str., Cairo. Sourulinya, Bousteud Dunedin, llrit. str.. Case, Liverpool, P. Simons 2 Calcutta, l>ut. str., .lotting. Sliips Agency Lai270 words
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Article275 1913-01-09 18 DKCKMitK.it 31 Laouiedou, Drit. str., Hongkong Shanghai Nam Sang, Drit. str., Penang A Calcutta Fultala, Drit. str.. Hongkong A Japan \NUARY I T’urbo, Drit. str., Hongkong f. o. Atreus. Drit. str., A'dam London «v Antwerp Moyiine, Drit. str., Dottcrdam Stentor, Drit. sir.. Genoa A Liver|N»ol Tosa Mam, .lap. str.,275 words
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Article261 1913-01-09 18 Singapore, January h, 1913. exchange On London Dank 4 ui/s ‘2/4y,T Demand 2/4 3*3 Private 6 m/s -.43!! 3 m/s —/4i5 On Germany Dank d,d 8$ Private m/s -42$ Ok*Franch Dank d/d Private 8 m/s 299 On India Dank T. T. Private 30 d/s 1758 On Hongkong...Dank261 words
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Article1067 1913-01-09 18 Singapore, Jamais h, 1913, MINING. Value 1 llu J' trs Scllurs10 10 Ampang 9.00 10.00 10 10 Dclat Tin 3.40 3.60 10 10 Brining 1.25 1.40 10 10 Kanubni 2.35 2.45 £1 X1 Kinta Tin 2.3.9 2.10.0 10 10 Kampar par 10 10 Kinta Association 14.50 15.001,067 words
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362 1913-01-09 18 Mr. D. Maephail is still in receipt of belated New Year greetings from hi*, friends in Singapore. and, at the •ame time, congratulations on liis sale deliver.vuco from the wilderness. He had dixtpntan d lioiu local ken over the New362 words
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Article201 1913-01-09 18 lVi 1*. and Delta, connecting at Colombo \'itli Malwa, sailing January JO.—Mr. and Miv. Dovvenadh r, Mr. C. A. Loweuadler, Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Miss Evans, Mr. G. O. W. ■''3 'nous, Mr. and Mrs. Moore. Mrs. J. C. l’cter. !’tr I’, mill I). Sumatra, sailing January201 words
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Advertisement222 1913-01-09 19 .■**5 ‘f trSf m ><* ft I irs. kjH •x *t* *■< 5* r+1* -j Sft 3S if ar4 v m m V v 'MAbyPtlir i i v‘ -apr b$&g m f SS&& *■> >. •kfe pb W a kwmi. ,y sfcrAP-m -V\5 t v al^ p 3fc «8 s222 words
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Advertisement159 1913-01-09 20 Civil, Mechanical. Electrical Marine. SPECIAliXII^P^ Rubber Plantation Machinery and Buildings. Motor Boats, Lighters and Light Draft Steamers. Complete Electrical Installations. Ferro-Concrete Structures. Mining and Pumping Machinery. Structural Steelwork. Heavy, Light and Ornamental Castings, Etc., Etc. .w ij, Lf\ ft V. LARGEST STOCK IN THE EAST OF ESTATE IMPLEMENTS, ENGINEERS’ TOOLS,159 words
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Advertisement51 1913-01-09 20 THE ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD.. Singapore. The Premier Music Dealers of the East, and Sole Agents for Pianos by BECHSTEIN, STEINWAY, BRIN8MEAD, COLLARS, KRAUSS, WINKLEMANN, AUTO-PIANO. ANGELUS-SRIN8MEAD, m. ror Caah or JBaay x© Y Termi. *> ENGLISH PIANOS On Hire from $10 Per Month, ESTABLISHED A QUARTER OP A CENTURY51 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1353 1913-01-09 1 We quote below the best available London list from the reports brought by the last mail, and add local Quotations from the list prepared by Messrs. Fraser and Co (Singapore oo the corresponding date for1,353 words
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Article180 1913-01-09 2 London \m> Sim.ai-oki* ItrititKK Pui< r.s 1 Gr.si itM. Sri Slamat Johore Planter Murdered Singapore Ituhlier Auction Hongkong Coolies for Iiorneo Puhher Transactions j Sungi-i (icttah liubber I*.state F. M. S. Lubber Export Duty ft Local Inventions The Lubber Industry DeceiidM-r Lubber Let urns The Lubber Industry iu Papua180 words
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108 1913-01-09 2 Brisk Tone in the Market. (Fkom Oca Own Couhesponiukt.) Loudon, December 81. There was a brisk tone at the rubber auction to day. Three hundred and forty seven tons of Plantation was offered (199 tons Malayan) against 92H tons (741 tons Malayan)108 words
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Article48 1913-01-09 2 The East Asiatic Company’s Daily Report. Fine Para Plantation. Spot Forward First Latex Jan. 2 4/7 4 6J 4/7} 8 I 7 4 61 4 7} 4 -I 6} 4'6} 4 6{ 6 4 6; 4 6| 4 6} 7 t 64 4 4 5*.48 words
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Article184 1913-01-09 2 (Fkom Ouh Own Cohkkhpondrnt.) Penang, January 6. Mr. Macfadyen presided to day over the mootingof the Planters Association of Malaya. The meeting authorised Messrs. Cooper and Maude to continue their enquiries and submit a scheme for the improvement of Javanese labour n eruiting. It also passed184 words
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2085 1913-01-09 2 One of the first local rubber companies to be liquidated through stress of adverse circumstances is the Sri Slamat Syndicate, Ltd., which is at present in process of dissolution. It is not a well-known company, hut a considerable2,085 words
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197 1913-01-09 2 The death occurred, shortly after twelve o’clock on Tuesday uight. in the General Hospital, Singapore, of Mr. D. C. Oakley, manager of SeJenak Bubber hstatc. Joliore. The occurrence came apparently rather unexpectedly fur though Mr. Oakley was suffering from severe197 words
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Article304 1913-01-09 2 The secretaries of the Perak Rubber l’lau tations, Limited, have issued a circular to the shareholders, which states that the directors have had under consideration for some time past the question of extending the cultivated area of the company's property. After careful consideration the directors de cidcd304 words
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Article69 1913-01-09 2 ilio Singapore Chamber of Commerce Lubber Association's sixty-ninth auction was held on luisday, when 119 cases (pels lM.li or 21.-8H9 lbs.) were offered and sold. The prices realized were: Sheet Smoked $_MD 11 Cnsmoked $.•_>;>(•> to 289 Crepe No. 1 -wu 240 200 211 11 8 luo69 words
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Article2871 1913-01-09 3 Tangkah. Jhe report of the Tangkah Rubber. Estate, Limited, states that the crop of rubber harvested for the year to September 30 amounted to 54,000 lbs. against an estimate ,,f 40,000 lbs., and as compared with a yield of 17,413 lbs. in tho previous year. After deducting freight,2,871 words
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864 1913-01-09 3 The fourth ordinary general im***t i»ij4 of tho Krubong (Malacca) Rublier I’Imitations, Limited, was held on December 12, at tho offices of the company, 4, Lloyd's Avenues K.r., Mr. T. C. Owen (chairman of the company) presidium. The (.'huirman said: Oentleincn. I864 words
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2300 1913-01-09 4 The second ordinary general meeting o( tho Victoria (Malaya) Lubber Kstates, Intuited, wan held on December 11, at Salisbury House, London Wall, K.C., Mr Henry Oliver presiding. The liairman said: Ladies and gentlotnen, we regret that our chairman, Mr. Itlaudy, uufoituuately2,300 words
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Article326 1913-01-09 4 f l he minutes of a committee meeting of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce held on December 16 show that the question of Hongkong coolie recruiting occupied a share of the business. The minutes thus record hat occurred in this connection :—V letter was read326 words
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881 1913-01-09 4 In the Chancery Division, on December 13, Mr. Justice Neville had before him a procedure summons in tho matter of Orr v. The Planters Stores and Agency, Ltd. Mr. H. E. Wright for tho plaintiff; Mr. Whiuney for defendants. Mr. Wright881 words
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1328 1913-01-09 5 Mr. Justice Woodward has delivered judgment in tho Supremo Court, Ipoh, in tho case ,,f H. J. Nuttall and the New Columbia Syndicate, Ltd. Plaintiff claimed 96,000 dama.<,x« for wrongful dismissal. We tako the follow ing report from tho1,328 words
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337 1913-01-09 5 The Malay Mail has fcccived a copy of the prospectus of the Sungei Get tali Lubber Estate, Ltd., which is being formed to acquire from Mr. F. Douglas Osborne 36 adjoining blocks of land at Sungei Gettah.in the district of Merbok.337 words
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1684 1913-01-09 5 The second*annual ordinary general meeting of the Uila (Sumatra) Rubber Lands, Limited, was held on December 4, at the London Commercial Sale Rooms, 30, Mincing Lane, E.C., Mr. Laurence T. Boustead (the chairman) presiding. The Chairman said that sinco1,684 words
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Article123 1913-01-09 5 For tho period from January 10 to 23 inclusive, the duty on cultivated rubber oil which export duty is leviable in the F.M.S. on au ad valorem basis in accordance with the rules under the Customs Duties Enactment will bo assessed on tho following prices: Sheet123 words
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2312 1913-01-09 6 The second annual general meeting of the Taiping Itubbcr Plantations, Limited, was hel<i at Winchester House, Old liroad Street, E.C., Col. Ivor Philipps, D. 5.0., M.P. (chairman), presiding. Tlio Chairman said: (icntleiucn, the ac counts to a large extent explain themselves and2,312 words
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433 1913-01-09 6 A circular has been issued to the shareholders of the Eastern Sumatra Rubber Estates, Limited, which states that, siuce the animal meeting of the company, the directors have rccei\ed an offer for a part of the Sakocda Bolak estate, one433 words
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479 1913-01-09 6 An extraordinary general meeting of United Sumatra Rubber Estates, Limited was held on December 9, at the Cannon Street Hotel, E.C., for the purpose of con sideriug and, if thought tit, passing the following resolution as an extraordinary resolution That the479 words
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403 1913-01-09 6 1 A report on the rubber industry of Bolivia .y Argentine Charge d’Affaires in Bolivia 18 Published in the Board of Trade Journal, it states that in spite of the lack of the means of communication necessary for the proper403 words
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1691 1913-01-09 7 An extraordinary general meeting of tho cicely Rubber Estates Company, Limited, was belli on December 11, at the Cannon Street Hotel, Cannon Street, E.C., for the purpose of considering, and, if thought tit, niissiug, the following resolution, viz.:— That the1,691 words
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Article115 1913-01-09 7 The Sultan of Selangor has granted exclusive privileges in the State of Selangor in respect of the following inventions Mr. G. A. Craib, of Carey Island, an improved tapping knife for uso on rubber estates.” Mr. F. L. Hallatu, of Kuala Lumpur, “improvements in the method of hanging115 words
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1267 1913-01-09 7 Tho fourth annual general meeting of tho Sekong liubber Company, Ltd., was held on December 11, at tho oHieos, Ceylon House, Eastchoap, Mr. Thomas Ball Silcock presiding. The Chairman said: Gentlemen.—l feel sure that you will all join w’ith mo in1,267 words
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464 1913-01-09 7 It was stated at the meeting of the company on December 81 that Rajaui, Ltd., wan producing its rubber at an f.o.b. cost of slightly under 1/7 per lb., and the diroctore, with reason, congratulated the company on its achievement.464 words
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1570 1913-01-09 8 Tin; third ordinary general mooting of the .Johort' l'iira Lubber Company, Limit* d. was hold on December at the registered Nice of the company, No. 1 It I Cannon Street, L C., j Mr. I!. Hoffmann (chairman) presiding. Tim1,570 words
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380 1913-01-09 8 We take the following relatin'* to the rub bt r industry from the London and China Kxprt ss of 1 )eceiubcr Id:— The- iinu kefc for Plantation lias been rathe r irregular, closing easier after advancing. Smoked Sheet, ribbt d, spot380 words
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Article1061 1913-01-09 8 Durian Sabataog. 1,200 lbs. i Glenealy.— '>,005 lbs. See Kco. 1 ,500 lbs. Singapore Para. —24,045 lbs. Sungei Hahru. —4,508 lbs. Hevea (J0h0re).—6,382 lbs. Straits Lubber Co. 1 35,1 H)0 lbs. Lubana. —37.0(H) lbs. Tali Ayer. 53,500 lbs. Hagan Serai. 11. S(H) lbs. Itatak Habit.—B,7so lbs. Permata.—2.s(H)1,061 words
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Article217 1913-01-09 8 lii the course of a lecture on Papua and tin; Papuans, before members of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries, delivered at the Koyal l nited Service institution, tho lon. ,T. O. Jenkins said that in certain localities the rich soil and heavy rainfall make it217 words
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1508 1913-01-09 9 The extraordinary general meeting of the d.is Rubber Kstates, Ltd., was held in the iv>»i.stored olliees. Commercial I'mon liuildu"w< on December 91, at noon, to consider and it thought fit pass the fo'lowing resolu tu'iis 1 ,1' That the1,508 words
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2474 1913-01-09 9 The ;irst ordinary General meeting of tin* siiau h. 1 levs of tiotbuilaui L>eli llevea. Limit. d. was held on November lid, at Canii”U Street llilel, Mr. C. Weeding Skinner, .1. (tiu* chairman} presi lino. T!i Chairman said: (lentlemcn. iltin*ui»li this is2,474 words
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5327 1913-01-09 10 Tho fifth ordinary general mooting of tho shareholders of the United Serdang (Sumatra) Rubber Plantations, Limited, was hold on December ‘2, at tho London Chamber of Com morcc, Oxford Court, K.C., Mr. Arthur Lam pard (chairman of tho company)5,327 words
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1541 1913-01-09 11 At the annual and an extraordinary meeting of the Tuipiug Rubber Estates, Ltd. bold iu the Palace Hotel, Shanghai, oil December 20, the Chairman said Gentlemen —The* report and accounts have beeu iu your bauds for about 10 days and 1 have no1,541 words
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Article639 1913-01-09 11 A copy of the second annual report of the l nited Malaysian Rubber Company has been received from London. It reads as follow* Tlio directors herewith submit the statement of accouuts and balance sheet for the period endin'* June639 words
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3415 1913-01-09 12 The report of the directors and accounts of the Pulau Bulaug Rubber and Produce Go.. Ltd., covering ch v» n months ended .June P.O last is issued, and will be nr. sen ted to simn holders at the3,415 words
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Article152 1913-01-09 12 I t' iciinnry ntinoiincem* nfs are appearin'' f V'« fourth lute national ltubb KiSwtloi ec 111 1 I in London in Juno, I<J] under Ua- iiianaooiui i.t of Mr. A. Stain, s Manners, toncmriinly with this will be mn in a 1 idjoining, tin First <!ott152 words
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