The Straits Budget, 20 February 1913
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Title Section28 1913-02-20 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXVII NO. 2871. Singapore, Thursday. February 20. 1913. CSTABLISHID OVER HALF A CENTVIV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article286 1913-02-20 1 LEADERS— The Municipal Bill 10 Philosophy of Negation 10 Heroisms 10-11 Education and Educators 11 Russia and Austria 11-12 Sungei Gau Finals 12 Local and General— Local and Personal 1-2 The Balkan War 3 Local Telegrams 3 Antarctic Tragedy 4 Public Morals 4 East Coast News 4286 words
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Article4683 1913-02-20 1 We regret to hear that Mrs. E. G. Broad rick, of Kuala Lumpur, is unwell. Sir Henry Blake has been appointed Deputy-Lieutenant of County Cork. A man of Malay extraction has just died at Bangkok at the reputed age of 109. Mrs. Scott, wife of Captain D.4,683 words
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Article1960 1913-02-20 3 Reuter's T’slhoham. Dkk Ostahiatischh Lloyd Telegram. TURKISH BATTLESHIP RUNS ON THE ROCKS. Powers Refuse to Intervene. Kmuthk’i* Thlmoram. Loudon, February 12. Kranc** has made urgent representations to Bulgaria to allow French nationals to leave Adrianople. Constantinople message says HaUki Pasha visited the British Ambassador prior to hisReuter's T’slhoham.; Dkk Ostahiatischh Lloyd Telegram. - 1,960 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article98 1913-02-20 3 (From Ocr Own Corricspondrnt.) Penang. February 15. A telegram received hero announces the death at home, where he was on leave, of Mr. H. F. Perrett, Assistant Superintendent ot‘ Police. [Mr. II. F. Perrett, who was 52 years of age, joined the Straits Police in 189998 words
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Article281 1913-02-20 3 (From Our Own Corrkspondbnt). Ipoh, Fobruary 18. The adjourned case of A. Lieven, charged with theft of a Government revolver, ammunition and a wristlet watch and other property from Det. Inspector Wharton’s house, was concluded yesterday. A Chinaman gave evidence that ho met accused thnsi weeks ago281 words
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356 1913-02-20 3 Golf as a popular game has brought with it a golfing complaint. It is called golfer's neurosis aud the cure, as carried out at Guy’s Hospital, is hypnotism. The experiment—the first of its kind for a complaint which is also believed356 words
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1284 1913-02-20 4 Kmotbk m Tmlmoeam. Loudon, February 14. The memorial Horvico at St. Paul's to Captain Scott and liin cumradcH wan attended by the King, who came privately escorted by a Hinkle mounted policeman. Mr. Asquith andKmotbk m Tmlmoeam. - 1,284 words
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Article234 1913-02-20 4 Nine Cantonese were charged in the Marino Court before Cdmtnander KadclifTe on Monday with secreting themselves and intending to go to sea on board the steamer Telemachus without the consent of the master. Accused pleaded not guilty and Mr. Edams of Mansfield and Co., agents for the steamer, gave234 words
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1024 1913-02-20 4 At the session of tho Methodist Conference held on Tuesday, a report of tho committee on public morals was passed. The report, which is signed by the Kov. W. E. Horley, chairman, reads We are grateful to God1,024 words
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Article336 1913-02-20 4 (FkoM CoKKKSPONDKNT.) On January 22, at Sungi Chingi, two miles from the Dungun Wolfram Syndicate’s mines, there occurred a cold blooded murder. At 5 p.m., two Javanese coolies were proceeding to their work, when one said to the other I think I shall stay away from work336 words
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Article291 1913-02-20 4 1 he work of hewing down trees, demolishCer buildings and excavating Low Hill at I anjong Pagar to till in the spaces around the Lagoon dock, has already commenced, and gangs of workmen and numbers mi i 8 now be seen busy at work, the old291 words
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Article2118 1913-02-20 5 (From a Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 13. The platforms of the railway station are 1 extended, or rather the roofs are, the Government apparently not being miserly r show purposes. The restaurant is exceed!"iy W ell patronized for luncheons and dinners, which are by far the best2,118 words
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Article342 1913-02-20 5 Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s Weekly Circular. In their weekly share circular dated February 12, Messrs. Fraser and Co. state:— The daily advices from London continue to point to a lifeless market and a comparison of quotations in our past few weeks reports will shew little alteration locally.342 words
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Article172 1913-02-20 5 In the Hongkong press appears tho prospectus of tho New Territories (Hongkong) Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., with a capital of $750,000 in $lO shares, with a present issue of 25,000 shares. The directors are all Hongkong men, one of them being Mr. F. D. Barretto, who172 words
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Article72 1913-02-20 5 Tho first round in the open Chess championship was played off on the lltli inst., at the Y.M.C.A. house. The entry has been quite satisfactory and as there is very little to choose between the eight players taking part, the tournament should prove very in terestiug. Tho result72 words
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810 1913-02-20 5 The following letter upon investigations of the rico-thcory in beriberi has appeared in The Times: Sir,— Professor Sir Clifford Allbutt, writing recently in Tho Times, referred to the significance of the pellicle of the rice-grain in relation to810 words
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946 1913-02-20 6 Little is now heard about the somewhat esoteric syndicate in tin at tin- present day, but there is every reason to believe, says The Financier, that the metal, so far as the creat bulk is concerned, is very strougly held.946 words
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232 1913-02-20 6 Information has been received through tho Consul General for the Netherlands at Singapore*, says a notification in tho Governwent Gazette, that on and after March 1, the general law relating to coasting trade in the Netherlands Indies will apply also to232 words
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Article279 1913-02-20 6 Tho figures of our trade with China, says the Journal of the American Asiatic Associa tiou, are by no means satisfactory. For the ten months ending with October, our exports to China and Hongkong, including Japanese and Herman leased territory, amounted to $26,850,000.279 words
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Article241 1913-02-20 6 The report of the directors of L'lu Piali, Ltd., to be submitted to the shareholders at the third annual general meeting of the cowpuny, to bo held at Penang, on Monday next, covers the year ended December 31 last. The profit on mining operations, afterpayment of all241 words
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1191 1913-02-20 6 A representative of the South China Morning Post has had a chat with Mr. Myron Chandler, of the Bureau of Health, Manila, who arrived in Hougkong after a trip to Shansi and Fukhien. A keen sportsman he decided1,191 words
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Article192 1913-02-20 6 (From A Correspondent.) Labuan, February 13. The Danish steamer Tranquebar, eight days out from Singapore to Hongkong, put into Labuan on the 31st ult., to replenish her bunkers. She was obliged to do this owing to bad weather and was only able to make about 50 miles a192 words
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Article259 1913-02-20 6 An inquest was held on January 22, on Thomas (iartland Carvill, aged 88, who had retired from the Consular service on pension aud had lived alone for two years in C rom well-avenue-mansions, Hammersmith, where he was found dead in bed on the 18th. The evidence indicated259 words
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Article185 1913-02-20 6 One who has been accustomed to tho stand-oflisli attitude of the educated Chinese to Christianity must have felt that we were living in a new age could he have been present at Dr. Mott’s meetings in Canton last week, says the S. C. Morning Post. The185 words
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3069 1913-02-20 7 meeting of tlio Legislative Council was lu Ul »>n Friday afternoon. Ilia Excellency the (ioveruor (Sir Arthur Young, K.C.M.G.) presided and there were also present H. E. |l,e Ollicor Commanding (Lt.-Col. A. G. Marrable), the Colonial Secretary (the Hon.3,069 words
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315 1913-02-20 7 An unusual offence against tho Postal Ordinance was alleged against a Malay postman named Hakim bin Sallcli in the third police court on Saturday. Mr. Humphries was on tho bench. Tho prisoner was charged under section 27 of tho Ordinance with having315 words
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Article211 1913-02-20 7 Tho, Singapore Diocesan Magazine reports that the Church Committee have put forward a scheme for having a second chaplain in Selangor. The result of the work of Mr. Holton, says the Magazine, has been to shew that there is a very definite need for two permanent211 words
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1083 1913-02-20 8 Mr. Byr<»n Brennan, C.M.0., presided over tho nionllily meeting of tho China Society iu tins Caxton Hall, London, when tin- subject for consideration wan '‘China’s Early In terenurse with Foreign Countries bv Sen." In the absence of Professor1,083 words
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372 1913-02-20 8 A memorandum has been issued (in Siamese) regarding King Chulalongkorn’s Civil Service College, to tho effect that tho ultimate aim which the governing body have in view is to develop this school into a university, says the Siam Observer. The realisation of372 words
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Article242 1913-02-20 8 On the arrival of the B. I. steamer Ellenga at Rangoon from the Straits at 8 a.m. on the Ith instant, a curious incident occurred in the smoking room of the vessel, whero the first class passengers assembled to declare any dutiablo goods. In the242 words
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570 1913-02-20 8 Within the course of the next six months Ceylon is to be linked up by ocean cable direct with Kurland, and a submarine service is to bo established which, as regards both rapidity of transit and cheapness, bids fair570 words
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Article246 1913-02-20 8 AltSl’M - AltSl’M. Ihero must bo something queer in the atmosphere o! Malacca which is producing poets. \V e have had about half a dozen examples of the ferment lately, and here is the latest (almost we hope it will be the last) called ‘‘The Song of the Poet246 words
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591 1913-02-20 8 A meeting of the members of the com. ruittee appointed uuder the Hoard of Trade which has in hand the arrangement of the Tropical Diseases Exhibition to bo made by the British Government at Ghent this year, was held in London591 words
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Article263 1913-02-20 8 One important point you miss,” says a cor* respondent “in your comment on back lanes. If the municipality buys a house or houses to form the back lane to main street houses, and also the access lane to the main back lane the main street houses pet263 words
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Article3315 1913-02-20 9 To The Editor of the Strait* Times. Sir, Although iu my letter of yesterday's date 1 stated that 1 declined to enter into further correspondence on the subject of Suu>'ei Ciau, the reckless statements contain ol in the3,315 words
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Article73 1913-02-20 9 The National Herald reports the revenue of the railways in China in 1912. The following is the approximate list:— Peking-Mukden #18,000,600 Peking Hankow 12,400.000 Peking-Kalgan 2,8C0,(HX) Tientsin-Pukow 4,000,000 Shanghai-Nanking 2,600,000 llonan 700,000 Canton-Kowloon 600,000 Chengting-Taiyuan 2,400,000 Touching .000,000 Kirin Changchun 200,000 Chuchow-PiugliNiaug 270,000 Except tho Chuchow-PingkMiaug Hailway,73 words
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Article34 1913-02-20 10 Pox. On February 13, at Batu Caves Estate, the wife of Arthur James Fox, of a daughter. Pkck. —At Kuala Lumpur, on February 10. the wifo of lI.C. B. Beck, of a son.34 words
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Article56 1913-02-20 10 Moray -Known Pitt.— At St. Mary’s, Kuala Lumpur, on February l. r by the Kev. I*. (1. (iraham. Frederick Donald, son of tho late James Moray Brown, 79th Highlanders, and of Mrs. Moray Brown, of Shepton Beauchamp, Somernet, to Stella Mary Mainwaring, young cst daughter of Colonel Pitt, late56 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1158 1913-02-20 10 brrs realize the dauber.—Straits 'firms, February 111. The Municipal Bill is still before the Legislative Council undergoing that searching examination in detail which is possible only during the committee stage. There aro some impressions, we understand, that an attempt will be mado to modify what are knownbrrs realize the dauber.—Straits 'firms, February 111. - 1,158 words
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Article1166 1913-02-20 10 Straits Times, February 14. The poet declares that A woman s Nay doth stand for nought.” On the contrary, a man’s No may stand for a wide variety of things. Hence it has become the custom to decorate naked negations with a variety of qualifying words. DuringStraits Times, February 14. - 1,166 words
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Article1013 1913-02-20 10 -Straits Times, February 15. Until to day there has been a curious hiatas in our lieuter messages about the sad (ate of Commander Scott and his comrades, and the result was that we had a curiously imperfect knowledge of facts which seem to be fully known at home. Piecing-Straits Times, February 15. - 1,013 words
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Article1071 1913-02-20 11 —Straits Times, February 17. The old old question What is education V is dealt with in a fresh and suggestive style in A Housemaster’s Letters issued recently in London. What has attracted us most is a discussion between a self-made man, to whom the name of Sir—Straits Times, February 17. - 1,071 words
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Article1101 1913-02-20 11 sinister and dangerous.—Straits Times, February 1H. We have an uneasy feeling that all is not well yet in tho East of Europe. Wo do not refer to the actual fighting which goes on there. Our impression with regard to it is that the Bulgarians, handled with thesinister and dangerous.—Straits Times, February 1H. - 1,101 words
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Article1199 1913-02-20 12 Straitu Times, February 19. The statement made by Mr. S. Hat/ brings to a close, we hope, the somewhat unpleasant discussion forced upon us by Mr. George Derrick. We have so clear a statement by Mr. Derrick’s follow director as to what took placo at the meetingStraitu Times, February 19. - 1,199 words
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Advertisement90 1913-02-20 10 To« Font fre« price of the Straits Times ll 7 WHr Tho poet free price of the Straits Budget it $U ye«f It it not necettarv to tobecribe for a ye»r. Ihe tubtcriptiont for thorter periodt ire at the tame proportionate rate at for a year. The Straits Budget can90 words
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Obituary83 1913-02-20 10 DEATHS. Hanhkn. —On February 15, at HI-It, Wilkie Hoad.Singapore,Oifford ictor Hansen, Chief Clerk of Harlow Co.; aged 44 years. Interment at Hidadari Cemetery at 5 p.m. to-day. Kurd. On January 24. at East Ham, Eng land, William Heorge Komi, only son of W. O. Heed of Singapore, in his 23rd83 words
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Article151 1913-02-20 12 Following tho issuo of rocent orders as to where members of the Tanglin Club may and may not permit their vehicles to stand outside the clnb premises, the police have been diligent in their maintenance of tho law. Infringements, however, have taken place and on Wednesday151 words
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915 1913-02-20 12 J. E. 11., in a second contribution to the Loudon and China Express, writes Wo readied Jolioro in the early morning, and crossed to Singapore by ferry. Ihe same condition of things prevails hero as 1 have noted in the915 words
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752 1913-02-20 12 Mr. Sydney Buxton’s Bill to consolidate and amend the law of pilotage has been further considered by a Standing Committee of the House of Commons, Mr. Eugene Wason presiding. On Clause 22, which provides a right of appeal by a pilot against752 words
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Article118 1913-02-20 12 Having regard to tho enormous increase in the imports of coconut produce during tho past three or foui years, Messrs. Curtis Gardner and Co., Limited, caused a request to be sent to the Board of Trade for the figures relating thereto to be marked separately118 words
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2126 1913-02-20 13 Malay Peninsula. REPORT OF STEADY PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY. The Times Annual Review. Thi> Times Annual Financial Review of l iary contains tbe fol owing review of 'tUirn in Malaya from its correspondent, j-toil Singapore, November 15 The Colony of the Straits Settlements, the Federated Malay States, and the Protected mates2,126 words
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384 1913-02-20 13 Lieutenant Raul Graotz, the adventurous youug German explorer, who has just returned to Rerlin from a motorboat trip across Africa by way of the Zambesi and the River Congo, is already hard at work upon his preparations for a new expedition.384 words
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786 1913-02-20 13 During his recent visit to America* Sir i'homas Liptou made certain proposals to tiie New York Yacht Club, with a view to another contest lor the America Cup in the autumn of next year, and expects to receivo the786 words
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Article92 1913-02-20 13 The mortality returns for Singapore issued by the Registrar of births and heaths show that, during the week ending February 8, there writ: ItiHdt ntlis 1 12 d null* s. I > f« males) giving a ratio per nolle of population of 27.22. Malarial fever accounted for92 words
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Article13 1913-02-20 14 [Tho Strait* Times is not responsible for the opinions of itn correspondents.!13 words
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Article148 1913-02-20 14 To tho Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —Telephones at ouoo indioato tried tempers and shattered nerves, and tho moral and mental damage caused by tho Govern niont installation in Malacca is out «>f nil proportion to its size. Tho particular telephone, which turns such a deaf ear148 words
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Article250 1913-02-20 14 To The Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, As questions have been raised as to the patent granted by the Government of this Colony, we have to point out that the vendors shares are ft,(KM) founders’ shares which are under the terms of tho Memorandum of Association entitled250 words
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Article2999 1913-02-20 14 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —Although a lover of my fatherland, yet 1, for one, believe with all sincerity that so far there are no visible improvements iu the state of affairs iu China to testify that she lias profited by the last revolution.2,999 words
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Article663 1913-02-20 14 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Your suggestion in the paragraph on the subject of British Army Reserves in yesterday’s issue, that men of education in Singapore who do not feel inclined to join the ranks of the existing volunteer forces, would be prepared to undergo some663 words
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Article422 1913-02-20 15 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—On my arrival here this morning by the English mail, I was astounded to learn from tny advance representative, Mr. Hunter Watts, that the committee who control the workings of the Victoria Theatre had forbidden the performance of H.422 words
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903 1913-02-20 15 The Chinese New Year Sports, which were formerly held at the Straits Chinese Recreation Club’s ground but which have boon suspended for sumo years, again took place, on Saturday, this time on the Police ground, Beach Road. The event was under903 words
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383 1913-02-20 15 We aro asked to publish a further list of subscribers towards tho Jubilee scholarship of St. Joseph’s Institution Collected by Mr. Andrew.—Messrs. A. J. do Conceicao, J. T. AndrowH, Chua Kim Teng $25 each, J. F. J. Ess $2O, S. Jansen383 words
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Article242 1913-02-20 15 At a recent meeting of those interested in coconut cultivation, presided over by tho director of the department of Agriculture, held in the Council Chamber, Colombo, it was decided to open in the coconut districts trial grounds where certain practical experiments in coconut cultivation could be carried242 words
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Article218 1913-02-20 15 The annual general meeting was held in Rallies Museum on Monday evening. In tho absenco of the President (tho Hon. Dr. Galloway) the chair was taken by Mr. W. Makepeace, and the other members present were tho Bishop of Singapore, Messrs. Peirce, Marriott, Burkill, Bartlett, Brison, Pringle,218 words
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525 1913-02-20 15 A Cantonese named Long Wah was arraigned in the District Court, before Mr. FirmHtono, on Saturday, on charges of robbery and extortion on the high seas, tlio allegation bo iug that he secured $2O by theso means from Lim525 words
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Article167 1913-02-20 15 Anion" tho passengers who loft Hongkong lately by the Shiuyo Mam was Mr. H. D. Mead, director of tho Hawaii Sugar Planters Association. The estates over which Mr. Mead’s compauy has control are about fifty in number and stretch, at intervals, throughout tho islands, from Hawaii to167 words
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141 1913-02-20 15 A revolting act of brutality was perpetrated by au unknown man, said to bo a Kuropcau, on a ricksha coolie in Armenian Street on Friday. The coolio was passing along that thorough fart.* on his way to keep an engagement, when lie was signalled to141 words
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Article3352 1913-02-20 16 I Long and specially important messages will bo found under separate headings. All tho other Reuter telegrams received during the paat week are given below. I Wednesday January 12. At question time, Dr. Macnamara said Mr.3,352 words
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Article563 1913-02-20 17 Berlin, February 12. The report that Baron von der Goltz succeeds lierr von Buri is erroneous. His successor has not yet been appointed. The fusion of the shantung Railway with the Shantung Mining Co. has been approved, and the railway capital will be increased to 60 millions. The563 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article692 1913-02-20 17 L.L.T.C. Tournament, The play in the L.L.T.C. tournament cn Thursday resulted as follows Championship Pairs. Mrs. Peirce and Mr. C. Terrell boat Mrs. Braddell and Dr. Simpson, w.o. Miss Gunn and Mr. Miles beat Miss Feindel and Mr. Moding, 6—l, o—3. Miss Gansloser and Mr. Robertson beat Mrs.692 words
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Article252 1913-02-20 17 5.L.R.A. Matches. The February competition for the Murray Trophy took place on Thursday at Balestier. Results:— 200 yds. Mrs. Venning Thomas 81 Scoular 28 Miss Kerr 27 Mrs. Felkin 26 Ferguson-Davie 26 Miss Huxley 26 164 The February Spoon was won by Mrs. Ferguson-Davie, the scores being: 0D252 words
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Article169 1913-02-20 17 5. C. C. v. Garrison. On the Esplanade on Saturday, the S. C. C. beat the Garrison by 102 runs. Scores Garrison. Lt. Black c Braddell b Bath 5, Lt. Thorpe b Bath 6, Lt. Oliver c Henson b Bath 4, Lt. Dc Hoghton c Cantrell b Chamberlain 6,169 words
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Article200 1913-02-20 17 Singapore Golf Club. The February monthly medal and the 1912 gold medal were competed for on the 15th and 16th inst. The February modal competition resulted in a tio between tho Hon. F. J. Piggott and Mr. F. Lyall, who each returned nett score of 82. The gold tuedal200 words
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539 1913-02-20 17 A correspondent forwards to us an account of a trip to some hills in Johore, as follows: On the last Chineso No# Year I took advantage of the three days’ holiday to go, with another white man aud a539 words
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326 1913-02-20 17 The first prosecution under the Gaining Enactment, which came into force on January 1, Ins taken place at Ipoh Police Court when eleven Chinaruen, all of respectable appearance, were charged by Detectivo Inspector Wyatt with gambling. Most of them spoke English, and,326 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article264 1913-02-20 18 Fkhkuahy 12 Dong Wan I, Brit. Htr., Mason, Amoy, Ho Hong Durum, Brit. str., Hamlyn, Rangoon, Houstead Telouiachus, ltrit, Htr., Goodwin, Yokohama, W. Mansfield 18 Talthybius, Hrit. str., Allen, Van< ;ouver, W. Mansfield A. L. Treville, Fell, str., Maesen, Dunkirk, Moine Comte C dius Anlugnon, Huh. str., VladivoHtock, Hornoo264 words
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Article243 1913-02-20 18 Fkiuutahy 12 Siiiklu, Ilrit. str., Antwerp via ports Perseus, Ilrit. str., Nagasaki via jsirts Lhmummloii. Ilrit. str., A’dam L'don A Antwerp Colomlm Main. .lap. str., Hongkong A Japan Neang Cliooti, Ilrit. sti., Hangoou 13 Ixion. Ilrit. str.. Manila via |>orts A. L. Treville, Fell, str., Saigon Turoba, *str., Penang243 words
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Article271 1913-02-20 18 Singapore, February 19, 1918. exchange On London- Bank 4 m/s 2/4 Demand 2/4 3 ®j Private 6 m/s 2/4 1 8 m/s 2/4 g On Girmany Bank d/d 238$ Private 3 m/s 242$ On Franci Bank d/d 294 Private 8 m/s 299 On India Bank T. T.271 words
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Article1056 1913-02-20 18 Singapore, February 19, 1918, MINING. Issue r2 Value Buyers. Sellers. 10 10 Ampang 9.75 10.00 10 10 Rclat Tin 8.75 3.90 10 10 Bruang 1.00 1.25 10 10 Kanaboi 8.15 8.25 10 10 Kaiupar pa r 10 10 Kinta Association 14.00 14.50 ill £1 Kinta Tin 1.17.61,056 words
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Article454 1913-02-20 18 Per P. and O. Himalaya, connecting at Colombo with Morea, sailing Thursday February 20. —Mr. Dupret, Mr. A. E. Leloir| Mr. G. I daoudo, Mr. A. F. Spoouer, Mrs! D. G. Peiuiger, Miss F. E. S tot hard. Per P. and O. Sardinia, sailing February 26.—Mrs. A.454 words
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Article221 1913-02-20 18 The case in which a lawyer’s clerk named Hock Sang is charged with cheating a Chinese planter from liatu Fall at of a largo sum of money which the complainant was to pay in respect of the leaso of a coconut plantation belonging to one Dayang Osman,221 words
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Advertisement244 1913-02-20 19 V ‘"'v. SPECIALISTS IN 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. LARGEST STOCK IN THE EAST i v OF E8TATE IMPLEMENTS, ENGINEERS TOOLS, BUILDERS' AND GENERAL HARDWARE.244 words
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Advertisement343 1913-02-20 20 a t*'’• r""^ ..ttrtftfEhX'H; 2 '<■}.:-'MlA-v'* X* '*> 'WC52 V >—»•** 'Y y ?w-' *>v ?^V Polrlkonlf I •Vvf JUIVfVUVIii-• iltUU fTwAi W Jt I >2cvl^tr<»j *%»>**w i --.V* ■‘•'vS-5 -%v%s• taiK»** QINl^A y? Vi V I ''a F JS.» yv IV Y'i v*W x,. t <■- 9* V'; W343 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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1387 1913-02-20 1 We quote below the best available London list from the reports brought by the last mail, and add local anotations from the list prepared by Messrs. Fraser and 00. (Singapore) os the corresponding date for1,387 words
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Article103 1913-02-20 2 London and Sinoaim>uk Rcimikk Panics 1 (iKNKKAL— Another Kstate Mur*h r 3 Rubber I toms 8 M. S. Rubber Kxport l>uty 4 Brazil's Rubber Imlustry 3 The Rubber Imlustry 5 Rubber Production G Rubber Auctions G Tklkokamb— London Rubber Specials 2 London Rublier Market 2 MfKTINOH AND RkI’ORTS—(Jarino (Malacca)103 words
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Article44 1913-02-20 2 The East Asiatic Company*s Daily Report. Fine rara Plantation. JL SjK)t Forward First Latex Fob. P 2 4/2.J 4/2* 4/2* 13 4/2* 4/2* 4/2* 14 4/2* 4/21 4/2* 15 4/2* 4/2* 4/2* 17 4/1 4 2 4/0* 1H 4/0* 4/0* 4/044 words
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Article24 1913-02-20 2 (From Our Own Corrrspondbnt.) London, February 14. The rubber market is hardening. Sungei Ueyla pays a dividend of 5 per •ent.24 words
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Article307 1913-02-20 2 Tho report of the daring (Malacca) Rubber Estate, Limited, which is the first annual rejwrt of the reconstructed company and embraces a period of Id months, states that the property consists of approximately 1,951 acres, of which 1/273 acres are plant* <1 with rubb<‘r, the youngest clearing307 words
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2241 1913-02-20 2 An extraordinary general meeting of the Mcrgui Crown Rubber Estates, Limited, was held at Rangoon on February 11, at the offices of Messrs. Marshall, Cottcrelland Co., Ltd. Mr. \V. R. Marshall presided, and there wero also present the2,241 words
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Article370 1913-02-20 2 lhe report of the Kscot Rubber Estates. Limited, states that the acreage account stood as follows at September 30:—252f acres planted 1906; 216 acres planted 1910 318$ acres planted 1911; 25 acres planted 1912, total, 812 acres. The rubber crop harvested was 21,161 lbs., against the estimate370 words
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838 1913-02-20 3 Mr. A. Westenliolz presided at an extraordinary general meeting of tho Jendarata Rubber Company held at Bangkok on February 6, to consider a suggestion of removing the seat of the company from Bangkok to Copenhagen. The others present were:— Mr. W.838 words
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1555 1913-02-20 3 COLONIAL RUBBER AND PRODUCE. Mr. Diamond’s Circular Answered— Board Supported. An extraordinary general meeting of tho Colonial Rubber and Produce Investment Corporation, Limited, was held on .January 22, at Winchester House, E.C., for tho purpose of considering a circular issued by Mr. C. Diamond, a shareholder, and of receiving a1,555 words
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Article216 1913-02-20 3 On the afternoon of February 2, in Deli, a young assistant on the Tanujoug Dverian Estate of the Tandjong Rubber Co., Ltd., Charles Stuart Grey by name, was stabbed in the stomach by a Javanese mandor, aud died the next day in hospital as a result of216 words
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Article759 1913-02-20 3 Mr. Cyril Baxendale, the well known planter, is an iuiuate of tho European Hospi- tal at Kuala Lumpur. I f During January, 23,318 Chinese immigrants arrival at Singapore, compared with 18,913 in January, 1912. The average January arrivals from 1903 to 1912 were 11,911. Tho Ulu Lantau Lubber759 words
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2071 1913-02-20 4 An extraordinary general meeting of the I'nited Sumatra It libber Instates, Limited, was lield on .January l.'t, at Cannon Street Hotel, K.C., Mr. I*. K. Hervey presiding, for the purpose of considering and, if thought fit, of passing the following2,071 words
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1135 1913-02-20 4 The first annual general meeting of the Orient Trust. Limited, was held on January *20, at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.C., Mr. K. L. Hamilton (chairman) presiding. The Chairman said The report and accounts have been in your hands for the1,135 words
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Article253 1913-02-20 4 The Manihot Rubber Plantations, Limited, iwith which is incorporated the Mkuiubi Rubber Plantations, Limited), announce that the company's resident manager in German East Africa reports in mail letters just received that, in accordance with the instructions of the board, he ceased tapping on the Ist inst., and253 words
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Article181 1913-02-20 4 For the period from February 21 to March 6, inclusive, the duty on cultivated rubber on which export duty is leviable in the F.M.S. on an ad valorem basis in accordance with the rules under the Customs Duties Enact ment will be assessed on the following181 words
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1333 1913-02-20 5 The first ordinary general meeting of p e i>oh, Limited, was held on January 20, at the London Chamber of Commerce, Oxford Court, C annon S.reet, E.C., Sir Ernest W. liirch, K C.M.G. (chairman of the company), presidio". The Chairman1,333 words
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234 1913-02-20 5 T 1 ie special grants to be included in the estimates for the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture have now been fixed at 1,300 contos of gold and 34,378 contos of paper. They include provision for considerable improvements in a number of234 words
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Article171 1913-02-20 5 Notice is given that an extraordinary general meeting of the above-named company will bo held at the registered offices of the company, Commercial Union Buildings, Singapore, on Friday, February 21, 1913, at 12-30 p.m., for the purpose of considering and, if thought tit, of passing the171 words
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1013 1913-02-20 5 Tho annual general meriting of Pantai, Ltd., was held on Monday in tho registered olfice, Gresham House. Mr. W. L. Watkins presided and the other shareholders present were Messrs. W. M. Simo, G. A. Derrick, A. W. Bean, 11. R.1,013 words
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388 1913-02-20 5 Wo take tho following references to tho rubber industry from tho London and China Express of January 24:— Tho market for Plantation has been very quiet at rather easier rates, a fow sales have occurred. Smoked Sheet, ribbed, spot quoted 4s.388 words
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Article240 1913-02-20 5 The following are extracts from reports on the estates of the Manchester North Romeo Rubber, Limited, made by Mr. T. A. Ball, one of tho directors of the company. Melalap estate.—November 25, 1912:—lam pleased to be able to report that, all things considered, tho estate is240 words
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1358 1913-02-20 6 Having published tlio varioua estate returns as received, wo now tabulate them so as to show the monthly production since January 1, together with the average monthly output, fractions excepted, during 1912. At the f.s,t of the table we1,358 words
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652 1913-02-20 6 Mr. F. O. Streeten, a member of the board of the Sungei Matang Rubber Company Limited, has recently visitod the Malay Pen! insula, where he has inspected aconsitjerablo number of rubber estates, and amongst them the Sungei Matang property, upon652 words
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Article154 1913-02-20 6 At the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association’s auction held on Tuesday, there were offered for sale 427 cases (420.56 pels, or 56,075 lbs.) and sold 370 cases (364.47 pels, or 48,596 lbs.) Prices realised were: Sheet Smoked $2lO to $230 Unsmoked 200 220 Crepe No. 1 215154 words
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