The Straits Budget, 11 September 1913
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1913-09-11 1 The Straits Budget VOL. LXVII NO. 2900. BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” Singapore. Thursday, September 11. 1913. FSTABUSHIO OVER HALF A CiNTVRV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article315 1913-09-11 1 LEADERS— The Arming of Australia 12 The Balkan Business 12 Panama-Pacific Exhibition 12-13 Congress of Medicine 13 The Prosperity of Japan 13 Folklore 13*14 Local and General Local and Personal 1*2 The Dutch Indies 3*4 Noises and Nerves 4 .lapanesc in Formosa 4 The Children’s Aid Society315 words
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Article4769 1913-09-11 1 Mr. Justice Innes leaves for homo oa September 20. Tho Crown Prince of Johorc has been visiting the Norfolk Broads. The output of the Rahman Tin Co., Ltd., during August was 724 piculs. Owing to thecxistenco of cholora, Swatow has been declared an infected port. Tho output4,769 words
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4518 1913-09-11 3 (CONTRIBUTED.) I Although the Governor-General of tho Netherlands East Indies has thought fit to contradict statements made regarding the unrest in Java and the other islands of the Netherlands East Indies, those who are in a position to form an4,518 words
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858 1913-09-11 4 In tho Kuala Lumpur police-court, on Tuesday, L. Transenster, tho well-known tennis player of Hantau Panjang Estate, Kuala Selangor, was charged with assaulting Wm. G. Pullen, manager of the F.M.S. Railway Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, on tho night of Saturday,858 words
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356 1913-09-11 4 llow to roduco street noises is becoming every year a more serious problem. The Londoner to a great extent does not notice it, but his health does. Doctors say that many nervous complaints are due to the roar of our streets. The356 words
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311 1913-09-11 4 The Asahi has published the following statement made by a certain Japanese who has just returned from Formosa: —The campaign against the aborigines which is now in progress is on a very large scale. The district against which tho campaign was311 words
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Article136 1913-09-11 4 A Sikh policeman, Sliobeg Singh, pleaded guilty, in the second court, yesterday, when charged with using abusive language to a superior officer, with con duct prejudicial to discipline, with using abusive language to an inspector and passengers in a tramcar and with absenting himself from duty on136 words
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628 1913-09-11 4 The annual general meeting 0 f that admirable undenominational ebaritv Children’s Aid Society, is fixed to be held* the Municipal Board Hoorn on Friday n lxt at 10.80, when H.E. the Governor will t a th« chair. Tbe committee628 words
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Article210 1913-09-11 4 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Penang, September The meeting of Georgetown Dispensary, Ltd., approved of an increase of capital trom |75,00() to 8125,000, by the creation ot 825 shares. The net profit for the year wa. 80,902. A dividend was declared of WP 0 cent., and a bonus to210 words
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1306 1913-09-11 5 Wc have already referred to the report of Mr. Lewton-Brain on F.M.S. Agriculture in 1912, but omitted some of the points upon which tho Director of tho Agricultural Dopartmeut touched. Following will bo found a tew of tho more1,306 words
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Article207 1913-09-11 5 A correspondent of tho Sourabaya Handelsblad, telegraphing to that paper from Macassar, states: The Court of Justice commenced the hearing on August 25 of the case in which David Alfred Oehlers aged 27 is accused of having shot dead on January 4 last with a Winchester207 words
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Article116 1913-09-11 5 It is pointed out in the annual report on the Straits Settlements police that gambling in Chiuose clubs seems to be on tho increase owing no doubt to tho difficulty the police have in getting a conviction against persons arrested in these placeH. Five hundred and116 words
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391 1913-09-11 5 Dr. T. D. Kennedy has fowarded us tho following results of the recent mid term examinations held at tho Straits and F.M.S. Government Medical School:— Hospital Assistant Course: —(Elementary Anatomy and Physiology.) S. Sundram, C. Kanapathypillai, K. Muttaiya, M. Kanapatbypillai, 1.391 words
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Article214 1913-09-11 5 Beforo Mr. Firmstonein tho District Court, on Friday, Mr. Marsh, tho Municipal Accountant, mado application for uu order against tho ownor of lot 298-2, Kampong Kapur, for tho recovery of tho costs to which tho Municipal Commissioners had boon put in abating a nuisance on tho214 words
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Article84 1913-09-11 5 Tho mortality returns for Singapore issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths show that, during tho week ending August 80, there were 211 deaths (164 males, 47 females) giving a ratio per mille of population of 84.18. Malarial fever accounted for 29 deaths, phthisis 28, convulsions84 words
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866 1913-09-11 5 We tnk«> the following from tho last issue of the Sarawak Government Gazette, dated 1stinst:— Thu Dyaks living in a branch of tho Rejang river UAiued Itulloll situated about 200 miles from the sea have <»ivuu tumble of late866 words
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2513 1913-09-11 6 A meeting of the Legislative Council was 1 hold on Friday afternoon. H. E. tho Gov- 1 ernor (Sir A. H. Young, K.C.M.G.) presided j and the other members present wero the 1 Colonial Secretary (the Hon. R.2,513 words
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Article104 1913-09-11 6 At Kua la Lumpur .on September 3 seventyone Indian recruits were sentenced by the magistrate to a term of three months' rigorous imprisonment on each of tho following charges:—(l) disobedience of orders, and (2) conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline, the sentences to run104 words
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457 1913-09-11 6 The eighth annual report of the directors of Rahman Tin Company, submitted to tl 2 ordinary general meeting of shareholders m beheld in the registered office of the con, panv, 105 West George Street, Glasgow on W eunesday,457 words
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Article140 1913-09-11 6 At the last monthly council meeting of tho Perak Chamber of Mines, held on August it was pointed out that under the Labour Code of 1912, hospital fees from mining coolies could not be collected. The council was informed that Government intend to stop charging fees140 words
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Article107 1913-09-11 6 In tho first court on Monday 0 Stout was fined $25 and costs for < reduce the speed of his motor car .j cncc proaching a dangerous corner. I R r was to the effect that Mr. Stoutdroy at an excessive speed along H ,c t j, L107 words
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1384 1913-09-11 7 Mr. W. A. Cuscaden’s annual report on the Straits Settlements police force for the year 1912, as well as that of the Chief Police Officer, Capt. A. R. Chancellor, were laid before the Legislative Council on Friday afternoon. Both are1,384 words
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Article319 1913-09-11 7 Some results of measures taken against lieri-beri in British Malaya formed the subject of a paper read before the Tropical Medicine section of the Imperial Medical Congress by Mr. W. L. Ilraddou. Epidemiclogically, he said, and speaking broadly, beriberi amongst rice-eating natives was due to nothing more319 words
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735 1913-09-11 7 An extraordinary general meeting of the Singapore Poultry and Dairy Farm, Limited, was held on Friday, at the registered offices of tho compauy, 5, Malacca Street. Mr. Albert C. Davis, managing director, was in the chair and others present wero Messrs.735 words
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Article70 1913-09-11 7 Following is a final list of subscriptions to the Children’s Aid Society for the year ending August 81, 1918 Amount previously aeknow lodged $9,617.88 Liquidator, St. Helena Lubber Co. Ltd. 90*68 St. Andrew’s Cathedral collection. 19.00 Liquidator, Henrietta Lubber Estates Ltd. 88.60 M. I). A. (Postal Order70 words
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635 1913-09-11 7 A wtory of lia/.an]ouH adventure has been told during tho week-end by the crow of tho Kcongwai, the N.D.L. steamer which was towed into Singapore on Saturday night in a disabled condition. Tho circumstanco of tho mishap and635 words
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Article190 1913-09-11 7 Vancouver (8.C.), Government immigra] tiou officials arc continuing the examination of eight Japanese who reached Vancouver by Htcamor from Della Della, an up-coast village. They had come from Japan aboard a sampan with twenty-seven all told. The vessel, only about sixty feet over all,190 words
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1414 1913-09-11 8 Tho yearly report of the Secretary for Chineso Affairs, Hongkong, contains information and statistics relative to the emigration of Chinese from that Colony iu 1912. The following extracts are taken from it:— It might have been expected that owing to1,414 words
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Article219 1913-09-11 8 The tenth report of the directors of the Danish East Asiatic Company, for the year ending Juno 80, 1913, shows a nett profit of Ticals 240,436.09 including the balance of Ticals 7,934.35 from tho precoding half year, whereof it is proposed to utilise Ticals 52,315.47,219 words
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Article1381 1913-09-11 8 The negotiations referred to in our article on cinchona of last week have been brought to a successful conclusion, states The Financier of August 8. A certain minority of the .lava planters held out, it appears, until the last1,381 words
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Article337 1913-09-11 8 An exciting incident took place on board a ship in Colombo harbour, says a recent issue of The Times of Ceylon. A gentleman at one time wellknown in Ceylon, but whoso brain has lately gi r en way, was a passenger, being in charge of a337 words
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1181 1913-09-11 9 Considerably over one hundred members ol the mystic craft gathered in tho Masonic Hall, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday evening, to take part in the consecration of Lodge Makepeace, No. 3674 E.C., Eastern Archipelago, and assist in the installation of Wor.1,181 words
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366 1913-09-11 9 SQUEEZING HAWKERS. Policeman Appeals Against His Conviction. In the Supreme Court on Monday Mr. Justice Sproule on the bench, an appeal was made by a police constable named Syed Khan from the decision of a police magistrate who convicted him on two alternative charges related to the extortion of two366 words
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Article106 1913-09-11 9 In his annual report oil the police department, Mr. Cuscaden writes I >ur*ng the year 12,> reports have been 11m le 'tgainst servants of thefts or suspected thefts. Of these 4if were arrested aud 20 convicted. lam glad to see the public both here and in the I'.M.S,106 words
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703 1913-09-11 9 Saturday waa a notable day for the S.R K, (v), a shooting match organised by the rille club taking place in tiio afternoon and a smoking concert in tlm ovening, the occasion for both functions being tho impend rig departure of Major703 words
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702 1913-09-11 9 lias a very nnrieut inhabitant of these Islands lx i»n seriously libelled by the anthrop dogists That is one of the question* which the doctors attending the Anatomical Section of the International Congiess have to decide to702 words
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115 1913-09-11 9 (Fkom Our Own Cukrkspondknt.) Penang, September 3. r rii« Pinang Gazette has j m01i*s) i«•< I a Hjx'cial article describing the pr«»gr« ss made with the Kedah railway. Construction on all sections is procctding well, and a length of fifteen miles to115 words
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1292 1913-09-11 10 A corre spondent writing from Ching Yuen, China, on August 26, relates the following incident in the columns of the Hongkong Daily Press: W l5 le ft Pakong Han yesterday at 1 o'clock and started up river. On1,292 words
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455 1913-09-11 10 The R.G.A. sports held at Blakan Mati yesterday proved to be a very enjoyable function for the considerable number of visitors who made the passage over to the island. Among those to whom Lieut.-Col. Brownlow, C.K.A., and Mrs. Brownlow acted as host and455 words
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652 1913-09-11 10 An important statement as to the opium trade with China was made by Lord Crewe and Sir E. Grey to an inlluential deputation which urged tho ending of the traffic. The proceedings were private, but an official report was issued on652 words
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Article83 1913-09-11 10 (From Ol’r Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, September 5. The greater part of the village of Gedang Lallang, near Serein ban, has been burnt down. Owing to the rapidity with which the flames from the fire, which originally occurred iu an at tap house, spread to83 words
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Article122 1913-09-11 10 The Chancellor of the Exchequer on August 12 received an inlluential deputation of members of Parliament and others who asked that an annual sum from the interest on the Boxer Indemnity should be devoted to the establish ment of a British I'nivt rsity at Hankow in Central122 words
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539 1913-09-11 10 Rkuthk's Telegram. London, September The dead in the Midland Hailway accuW near Hawes have so fur not been ideutifi i Later thirteen bodies were recovered U Ten passengers were seriously injur,.,, anions them Sir Arthur bou<das J 7MinisterRkuthk's Telegram. - 539 words
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168 1913-09-11 10 We have heard a lot lately from Europe o strikes and labour troubles and the consequent dislocation of trade, says the Strai Echo. In the East, fortunately, we seldom have to resort to such drastic measure, to obtain a fair hearing for the a l168 words
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Article14 1913-09-11 11 [The Straits Times is not responsible for tue opinions of its correspondents. J14 words
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Article117 1913-09-11 11 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I should like to say one word in sup* port of your correspondent in your to-dav’s «sue with regard to the Itari Raya, or Moftiuinedan New Year, being a public holiday which if, I remember right, was promised and117 words
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Article169 1913-09-11 11 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, Kindly allow me a little space in your aper to call the attention of tho authorities o a matter which is causing no little inconvenience to certain trading classes in Malacca. In the Municipal notice displayed on the169 words
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482 1913-09-11 11 The two K.0.Y.L.1. privates, John Pritchard and Sydney Spence, who were charged the other day with breaking into the premises of Messrs. Whitcaway. Laidlawand Co. during the early hours of Sunday morning, August HI, were brought before Mr. Firmstone in the482 words
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Article517 1913-09-11 11 Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s Weekly Circular. Messrs, h rascr and Co.'s share circular, dated the 3rd inst., states:— We have another dull week’s business to report with little movement of importance in quotations. The dealings in local rubbers beinj' very small leave this section practically unchanged while517 words
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Article261 1913-09-11 11 We havo received from tho Imperial Japanese Consul, a copy of the thirteenth issue of the Financial and Economic Annual of Japan which contains, as usual, a mass of comprehensive statistics and information relative to the finance, trade, and industries of the Island Empire, besides a number of261 words
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452 1913-09-11 11 On Monday morning Mr. Justice Rraddell presided for the first time in the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, siuco his appointment as the Chief Judicial Commissioner of the F.M.S. Upon his Lordship taking his seat upon tho bench, states tho Malay Mail,452 words
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288 1913-09-11 11 Dr. P. F. Ilubrccht, a Dutch geologist and a member of the Dutch expedition which lately scaled the peak of Mount Wilholmiuu, in Dutch New Guinea, is now on his way to Holland, writes tho Central News New York correspondent, and is288 words
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Article66 1913-09-11 11 There is nothing new under tho sun, and high class dentistry is no mow novel than skilful surgery. An American professor has excavated some pro Incan •duill in Ecuador containing both crowned with gold caps and with gold fillings equal to the best work of modern dentists.” Moreover,66 words
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Article332 1913-09-11 11 Wo regret to have to announce the sudden death, at a late hour on Friday night, of Mons. Jean L'haiTanjon, which occurred on I’ulau Tjitliiu, close to Singapore, where ho was engaged in planting. M. ChatTuujou came to332 words
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436 1913-09-11 11 The hearing of the charge against Mr. Fred fiiiiider of committing a breach of tho Betting Enactment at Taiping Knees catuu on at Taiping before .Mr. M. B. Shelley. Much interest was taken in the proceedings, and the court was436 words
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Article46 1913-09-11 12 Wilcox. On August I*2, at Sutton, the wife of Harold hatterton Wilcox, of a daughter. Millbr-M.w kay.- On July 27, at London, to Mr and .Mrs. H. Millor-Mackay, a son. Ykow —On September 7, at Singapore, tho wife of Yeow Cheng Liad, of a daughter.46 words
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Article89 1913-09-11 12 Bisska Bishop. —On August 14, at London, Janies Waldron Biissey, to Olga Mary Martyn, d uighter of late K. Bishop, of Yokohama Woonw i:u—Bkll.— On September 7, 1913, at tin- Church of St. Mary, the Virgiu, Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S., before the Rev. W S Kelley and .Mr. Caspar Ludwig89 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1026 1913-09-11 12 —Straits Times, Sepoember 4. Many fears have recently been expressed that the Australian Commonwealth Defence Act, which came into full operation two years ago, would ultimately prove a failure because it was argued that a compulsory system of training was opposed to the conscience of the,—Straits Times, Sepoember 4. - 1,026 words
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Article830 1913-09-11 12 Straits Times, September 5. It is almost safe now to express relief at the state of things iu the Balkans. The fear that the re-division of the spoils of war would lead to another bloody process of arbitrament by battle need apparently no longer be entertained. ServiaStraits Times, September 5. - 830 words
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Article917 1913-09-11 12 Straits Times, September 6. What a tremendous amount of twaddl has been written within the past few weeks of the refusal of the British Government to participate in the Panama Exhibition at San Francisco in 1914. The decision has started the American yellow press on the war pathStraits Times, September 6. - 917 words
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Article879 1913-09-11 13 practically every disease known.—Straits Times, September 8. It is estimated that over six thousand medical men from twenty eight countries attended the seventeenth International Congress of Medici ue which has just concluded its labours in London. It was divided into twenty-six sections or subsections with a viewpractically every disease known.—Straits Times, September 8. - 879 words
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Article1076 1913-09-11 13 KOTernmont of the country. —Struts Times, September 9. Invested with a wealth of detail that is almost appalling, there reaches us through the Imperial Japanese Consul lioro the thirteenth Financial and Economic Annual of Japan prepared in tho Department of Financo. It is a survey ofKOTernmont of the country.—Struts Times, September 9. - 1,076 words
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Article928 1913-09-11 13 among the folklore of Malaya.—Straits Times, September 10. It is only witliiu tlio last century or so that folklore has been embraced by savants as a scientific correlation to the study of anthropology and it is scarcely half that time since any organised attempt of conosquonco was made toamong the folklore of Malaya.—Straits Times, September 10. - 928 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement92 1913-09-11 12 The Post tree price of the Straits Times in #38 a year The |> fre* price of the Straits HuJget it $14 a year It it 1.1 i.ecestarv to subscribe for a year. The tub criptioiib for shorter periods are at the tame proporionate rate at for a year. The92 words
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Article169 1913-09-11 14 Tho directors’ report to the sliareliolders in the Selangor ltiver Tin Co., Ltd., to be present* d at a meeting to be held on the 15th instant, stages ;—Your directors submit herewith the company’s accounts for the period ended June ;JO, 1918. The accounts show a169 words
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Article172 1913-09-11 14 A notable development in the shipping traffic between the Tinted Kingdom and Australia is foro-shadowt d, says the Belfast correspond! ntof the Morning i’ost, by a contract plac< <1 witli Messrs. Workmau, Clark and Co. by Messrs. Alfred Holt and Sons for two new Missels of about172 words
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2282 1913-09-11 14 The fifth assizes of the year opened in the Supreme Court, on Tuesday, with the Chief Justice (Sir \V. 11. Hyndman Jones) on tin* bench. Thocalendar contains a number of very serious charges, aud several relating to casts2,282 words
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211 1913-09-11 14 At a meeting of the entertainment committee at Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday the programme of the arrangements for the visit of H.M.S. Sw’iftsure was adopted, subject to its meeting the views of H.E. the Hear Admiral aud the Captain of the Swiftsure. Sub-committees211 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article878 1913-09-11 15 S.C.C. Tournament. The results of Thursday’s play arc as follow s: Championship Pairs. Terrel and Terrel beat Dunn and Stout, 6-2, 6-8. Hansford and Fulcher boat Jones and Wishart, 6—4, 6—1. Howe and Pinches beat Seth and Dyne, 4.-6, 6—4,6—0. B Doubles. Hayner and Thomson beat Millard and878 words
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Article218 1913-09-11 15 Jockey Club and Frank Wootton. There was another racing sensation on August 18, when during tho mooting at Kempton Park Mr. Gant, tho well-known owner, asked tho Stewards to inquire into the running of his horse Light Charge, not with respect to tho time when it won the218 words
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Article121 1913-09-11 15 S-L.R.A. Tho Singapore Ladies’ Rifle Association made tho following score in tire September competition of tho Murray Trophy: 200 yds. Miss Kerr 88 Mrs. Gattey 28 Venning Thomas 26 Brickmann 25 Ferguson-Davie... 28 Miller 28 158 Miss Tomlinson won the September Spoon, Scores: oi 03 ct ’I otal.121 words
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Article242 1913-09-11 15 Singapore Golf Club. The September monthly medal was played on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a W’in for Mr. Geoffrey C. Procter who returned a nett score of 77. Tho swoop on Saturday was won by Mr. Secular and on Sunday by Mr. It. L. L. BraUdcll. Many242 words
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Article373 1913-09-11 15 K.O.Y.L.I. (I) v. K.O.Y.L.I. (2). The first and socond elevens of the K.O.Y.L.I. faced each other on the ground at Tanglin Barracks on Saturday, when, despite the fact that thcro was no score at half time, the senior team proved successful by four goals to nil. It was not373 words
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Article220 1913-09-11 15 The Chairman, Burma Chamber of Commerce, has sent a letter to the Secretary, Government of Burma, on the desirability of registering ricksha coolies. The letter is in the following terms: Tho attention of my committee has been drawn to the fact that the registration of ricksha220 words
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614 1913-09-11 15 As briefly mentioned in our col 11 rutiH on Saturday, a dinner was giveu by the Chief j Polico Officer, Major 11. Harry do llaniol, and the Assistant Supciiutcndcnts of Police, at the I-;, and O. Hotel, Penang, on Thursday614 words
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Article261 1913-09-11 15 Newspapers from Toukm publish columns of telegrams referring to tremendous Hoods which have damaged tho country. All tho low ly lands in tho region of tho Gulf of Tonkin have suffered. In a number of okices the villages havo been under three feet of water, while in261 words
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Article5949 1913-09-11 16 (Long and specially important messages will be found under separate headings. All the other Reuter telegrams received during the past week are given below.] Wednesday, September 3. A Sofia message reports that the Bulgarian delegates, General5,949 words
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Article1066 1913-09-11 17 Berlin, Soptembor 8. The Austrian groat banks have taken over £1,200,000 of six per cent. Chinese treasury bonds, guaranteed through tho tax on immovables. With tho proceeds, three cruisers aro to be built in a Trieste yard. Thu wedding of King Manuel and Princess Augustine Victoria, of Hohenzollern,1,066 words
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Article228 1913-09-11 18 A meeting was held at the Moslem Association, on Monday night, to consider measures to be adopted in connection with asking Government to declare annually Hari Rttya Puasa and Hari Raya Haji as holidays. Syed Abdulrahman AlkafT, the President of the Association, was in the chair, and228 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article260 1913-09-11 18 Skptkmukr 8 Seang Choon, Brit, str., Larkins, Rangoon, Gioug Ho Dunolly, Brit, str., Taylor, Calcutta, P. Simons Lovat, Brit, str., Glegg, Hongkong, Boustead Liberia, Gcr. str., Schroeder, Hamburg, Belin Meyer 4 Oanfa, Brit, str., Lycett, Liverpool, W. Mansfield Arcadia, Brit, str., Barcham, Shanghai, P. k O. Co. Fultala, Brit,260 words
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Article201 1913-09-11 18 Skptkmukr 3 Kokuto Maru, Jap. str., B’via Sr’ang S’baya 4 Kangean, Dut. str., Tanjong Pandan Torilla, Rrit. str., Calcutta via Penang Tango Maru, Jap. str., H’kong, it Japan INankai Maru, Jap. str., Cheribon Liberia, Ger. str., H’kong Shanghai Japan Seang Choon. Brit, str., H’K Amoy S’tow 5 Gant a,201 words
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Article246 1913-09-11 18 Sinqaporb, Skptkmuku 10, 1913. EXCHANQE On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4g Demand 2/4 T l ff Private 6 m/s 2/4$ 8 m/s 2/4 On Gbrmavt Bank d/d 288 Private 3 m/s 248$ On Franob Bank d/d 294 Private 8 m/s 299$ On India Bank T. T. 174246 words
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Article335 1913-09-11 18 Sinoapor* Skftkmukr 10, 1913. MINING. VaSj Barn. Sellers 10 10 Ampang 8.00 9.50 1 1 Ayer Weng 1.20 10 10 Belat 2.45 2.e0 10 10 Bruang 0.50 1.C0 10 10 Kampav par 10 10 Kanaboi 1.90 2.10 10 10 Kinta Association 13.50 14.50 £1 £1 Kinta Tin335 words
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357 1913-09-11 18 At 0 *r 3 oHftiDK 1"M ia London, o» August 18, the directors of tlu-California Oil holds, Limited, decided to make the followin« announcement Subject to the approval j the shareholders in gciienl mcetin«» to Ikcalled for that purpose, the directors o357 words
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Article158 1913-09-11 18 Per P. au<l O. Devauha, connecting at Colombo with M-ilwa, sailing September 19. —Mr. J. G. 1> uelay, Mr. .T. R. Innes, Miss Ballingal, Mr. and Mrs. Laird anil infant, Mr. E. Mi.efadyeu, Mr. and Mrs. >• Tomlinson. Per P. and O. Xam;in, sailing September 10.—Mr. X.158 words
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Article178 1913-09-11 18 Falling trees appear to constitute a UI Y real danger in some of the roads on the out skirts of the town. There was a ,ulft in Orchard Road a short while £l when a party of motorists had a very !ltU row escape, a t;eo falling on178 words
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Page 19 Advertisements
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Advertisement155 1913-09-11 19 The Choicest of all Choice Waters" tt Wr>.Si A IS tfr f'* 42** V TANSAN the World-Renowned Japanese Natural Mineral Water. Every Traveller in the FAR knows it and has returned *with tales of its LIFE-GIVING properties. Doctors recommend it as the MOST EASILY DIGESTIBLE water known to icience. Everyone155 words
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Advertisement333 1913-09-11 20 Over 450 Hornsby Engines running upon Estates in Ceylon. Over 400 Hornsby Engines running in the Middle East. l/l w z l/l u N o z z N 0 w z u I I v/ 9 0 m SO N 0 fl 9 n n .a. 0 s v 0333 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article58 1913-09-11 1 General Local Rubber Auctions 1 Rubber Exports During August 1 Assault ou a Sarawak Planter 2 August Rubber Returns... 3 Telegrams— London Rubber Auction 1 Loudon Rubber Market 1 CORRESPONDENCE Rubber Costs 2 Meetings and Reports—•Timali Rubber Estate 1 Merbau (Selangor) Rubber 1 Kota Tinggi Estate 3 Hongkong (Selangor)58 words
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Article303 1913-09-11 1 At Tuesday’s auction of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, there were offered for sale 546.80 piculs or 72,907 lbs. and sold 503.99 piculs or 67,199 lbs. The prices realised were:— Sheet Smoked $ll4 to 9133 Unsmoked 100 119 Crepe No. 1 125 130 No. 2303 words
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317 1913-09-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondknt.) London, September 9. Business at to day’s auctions was again slow, there being a considerable decrease in the quantity put up. Seven hundred and eighty three tons of plantation were offered for sale, of which317 words
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38 1913-09-11 1 Fine Para Plantation. Spot Forward First Latex Sept. 3 3/8$ 3/4} 2/6 4 8/B.J 3/4} 2/5} 5 3/8 8/31 2/6} 6 3/8 3/3} 2/5 9 3/7} 3/4} 2 IH38 words
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596 1913-09-11 1 JIMAH RUBBER ESTATE. Profits Swallowed up by Deficiency Account." The report of tho directors of Jimah Rubber Estate, Ltd., to be presented to the third annual general meeting of the shareholders, in tho Exchange Buildings on Wednesday, 17th inst., at 12 o’clock noon, is as follows: Your directors have pleasuro596 words
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412 1913-09-11 1 Mr. Archibald Urey, presiding at tho meeting of tho Merbau (Selangor) I Jobber Company, Limited, on August 17, said tho accountH covered a jKsricxJ of 1H months, iih operations wore commenced in Julv, 1911. At the statutory mooting they stated that it412 words
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Article40 1913-09-11 1 The Commissioner of Trade and Customs reports that the export of rubber from Port Swottenham to different places during August, 191.4, was as follows: I'nited Kingdom Hdfi.f>‘2 tons. Kurope 129.24 Ceylon 47.H0 Straits Settlements H 0.2740 words
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3512 1913-09-11 2 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Sir, —The most pertinent matter concerning the rubber plantation industry, just now, is the reduction of costs, and the following are a few suggestions which may perhaps serve as indications towards certain economies that3,512 words
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Article251 1913-09-11 2 A case of assault on Mr. D. E. Baxter, of the Sungei Tengali Rubber Estate, Sarawak, by a Javanese coolie has beeu recently before the courts. It appears that Mr. Baxter was going round inspecting one morning a few days ago and on arriving at251 words
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1402 1913-09-11 3 The third ordinary general meeting of shareholders of the Kota Tinggi (Johore) Rubber Company, Limited, was held on August 14, at the Great Eastern Hotel, Liverpool Street, E.C., Mr. L. Byron Peters (chairman) presiding. The Chairman said: Y r1,402 words
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553 1913-09-11 3 The annual general meeting of Hongkong (Selangor) Rubber, Limited, was held on August 13, at the Institute of Directors, 4 Corbet-court, Graccchureh street, E.C., Mr. W. Arthur Addinsell (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said: In moving the adoption of the553 words
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Article958 1913-09-11 3 Bute.—1,248 lbs. Jimah.— 8,361 lbs. Lendu. —6,700 lbs. Kukub.—0,328 lbs. Rermas.—7,270 lbs. Cheng. —10,550 lbs. Sungalu.— 2,085 lbs. Rembia. —10,746 lbs. Somambu.— 4,402 lbs. Loo bury.—32,060 lbs. Lanadron. —81,065 lbs. Senawaug.—18,738 lbs. Tanali Merab. —810 lbs. Batu Yillago.—2,698 lbs. Sumatra l‘ara.—15,000 lbs. Majedio (Johoro). —2,852 lbs. Pengkalan958 words
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1788 1913-09-11 4 Dividend. Ualh*m Marked 2/- Willi 85,000 2/- !j. paid B%for 31/12/11 Allagar —2- 2/4 40,000 fy. paid 16% Alor Pongsu 1* 1* 600,000 fy. paid Anglo Java 4/9 5/9 165,000 fy. paid Anglo-Jobore Bat...1,788 words
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