The Straits Budget, 5 March 1914
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1914-03-05 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXVIII No. 2925 Singapore, Thursday. March 5. 1914. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CCHTIMV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article254 1914-03-05 1 leaders Suppression of Agitators 10 Purchase of Honours JO The Rubber Position 10*11 Legislative Council 11 Insufficient Production 11-I*2 The Home Rule Mess 12 Local and Gbnbral— Local and Personal 1-2 F.M.S. Finances 8 Singapore Nursing Association 3 Penang Harbour Board 3 A Station Master Killed 3254 words
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Article4950 1914-03-05 1 A or s^ar correspondent of The Times lauya, wiring on February 22, stated I)[n rot t 0 I,ave to rfi P° rt that Mr J Mc assistant Auditor General, stiff S n le General Hospital, Alor Star, tunit*.?!? rom cholera. His condition, forir, \V* B ws improvement.4,950 words
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Article13 1914-03-05 3 |Tho Straits Times is not responsible for tbe opinions of its correspondents.!13 words
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572 1914-03-05 3 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir —In view of tho article that appeared in v0 ur paper of the 4th inst. re the above subject, 1 should feel extremely thaukful if vou would allow me a few lines in your valu572 words
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Article98 1914-03-05 3 To tbe Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—May I, through the medium of your paper, enquire how it is that no water cart ever passes Niven Road? Tbo rates collected by the Municipality from the houses in this district justify the Water Department having some consideration for its98 words
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Article150 1914-03-05 3 The second of Singapore’s public dairyfarming ventures, like the first, decided, at a meeting held on Monday, to liquidate. The meeting was held in the Exchange buildmgs nnder the chairmanship of Capt. 9* I’&bnke, the purpose being to consider and, if thought expedient, to pass tbe150 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article168 1914-03-05 3 Tanglin Club Tournament. The handicaps for tho Tanglin Club billiard tournament are as follows C. Leeder, F. Thorougood—150. N. E. Bath, C. H. Waddell-130. Dr. Butler, M. Suhl, Capt. Suhr, J. N. Streeton— 90. N. L. Critten, C. M. Recano, F. G. Stevens, D. M. Black, F. Hilton-60. E.168 words
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Article177 1914-03-05 3 Garrison Golf Club. Tbo result of match v. Keppel Habour Golf Club is as follows: Garrison. Kkpfkl. H. R. Dyne Dr. Johnson F. G. Stevens K. S. Smith R. H. Sharpe l u B. Blencowe n O. Everitt J. M. Valon u A. Creery F. W. King n Maj.177 words
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Article387 1914-03-05 3 5.C.C. Tournament. Following were the results of play on February 25: D. Sinolvs. McKenzie beat Plummer, 6—2, 7 —5. Pitceathly v. Williams or Meredith, postponed. Myles boat Craik, 8—6, 6—4. Hanoi beat D. J. Jones, 4—6, 7 —5, 6 —4. Propbssion Pairs. Mer. 3. Davies and Dove beat387 words
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Article129 1914-03-05 3 S.C.F.A, League. A fast game of soccer was played on the Raffies reclamation ground on Monday afternoon in tbe S.C.F.A league, between the Straits Evergreen and the Straits Jovial. Tbe former won by rne goal to nil. Mr. Brockwell refereed. The following is the position of the league up-to-date:—129 words
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222 1914-03-05 3 (From Our Own Corrrspondint. Kuala Lumpur, February, 26. The Malay Mail understands that the recent visit of the High Commissioner to Kuala Lumpur was to discuss tho advisability of raising a loan of six millions sterling in London. The present ease of the222 words
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Article159 1914-03-05 3 The report of the Singapore Nursing Association for the year 1913, records that at the annual general meeting held in March the following officers and committee were elected for the year: —President, Tbo Lady Evelyn Young; vice-president, Mrs. It. J. Wilkinson; honorary secretary, Mrs., Venning Thornaß; hon.159 words
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583 1914-03-05 3 In the Supreme Court, on Tuesday, Mr. JuHtico Sproule was engaged on a Hint at the iuHtance of the Societe Scierios et <lo Fab* rique do Allumettos (a limited company incorporated under tho French law) against Messrs.583 words
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Article104 1914-03-05 3 We (Pinang Gazette) understand that the Hon. Robert Young has been appointed bj H. E. the Governor, local chairman of the Penang Harbour Board in succession to Mr. W. Evans, the late Resident-Councillor. The other motnbers of the board are Messrs. Micchcll, Heim, Lew and Qn&h Bong104 words
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Article106 1914-03-05 3 The railway station master at Senai, two stations the other side of Johoro Bahru, was accidentally killed on Saturday evening last. It appears that instead of being in uniform, with boots, he was wearing a sarong, singlet, and wooden clogs, whon a tram passed through the106 words
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300 1914-03-05 4 Some days ago, states the Pinang Gazette of the 2nd inst., wo gave publicity in these columns to a report, which lias since been confirmed in various quarters, that the Federal Government and the Railway Do partmont had300 words
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503 1914-03-05 4 Points of law which must inevitably arise in a divorce suit in a cosmopolitan community such as this, were argued before Mr. Justice Sproule in the Supreme Court, Singapore, yesterday. A petition for divorce bad been filed by Mrs.503 words
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520 1914-03-05 4 The following has been forwarded to us for publication iu the hope that it may awaken the interest of many in Singapore who knew Deaconess Buchanan during her stay in Singapore: It is thought that the following extracts from a Sydney520 words
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339 1914-03-05 4 An exciting incideut, witnessed on Tuesday afternoon by Mr. G. G. Seth, the D.P.P., was recounted by him in the senior magistrate’s court this morning when the serang of the steam launch Kate, a Malay named Soyan was charged with339 words
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416 1914-03-05 4 On Monday in tho first police court, Mr. J. Love Montgomerie, the mauaging director of the Straits Motor Garage, recounted an exciting incident which occurred on the East Coast Road owing to the reckless driving of a Malay chauffeur. Mr. Montgomerie was416 words
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Article232 1914-03-05 4 During the mention, in the senior magis trate’s. court on Tuesday, of a caso in which there were offences alleged against Dr. Chen Su Lan, of South Bridge Road, in connection with the driving of his motor car, Mr. Seth, the D.P.P., remarked that he intended to232 words
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Article217 1914-03-05 4 The North Borneo Chamber of Commerce recently made official representations objecting to tho local Government’s decision to removo the Sandakan district land office to Jesselton, and in reply have received a letter from the Government to the effect that it was considered the fears of tho Chamber217 words
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Article654 1914-03-05 4 The Malay Mail, of Saturday’s date, says:— Forty six signalmen employed by the F.M.8. Railways are goiug out on strike to-night, forfeiting a month’s wages, as a protest against being given what they describe as “menial”654 words
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Article100 1914-03-05 4 A telegram received in Calcutta on February 17 announces the safe arrival at Aden of Mr. Guy Shorrock in the yacht Lady Nancy* The telegram adds all well.” Mr. Shorrock a little craft appears to have fully justified tbo expectations formed of her sea- worthiness, as100 words
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Article1937 1914-03-05 5 (Fkom A Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, February 21. Tho Government in ftt present attempting *“j re private buildings and agricultural a t 1 order to meet the continual expan of tho buildings that are required for nnblic purposes, in which category the P ub 1 f 0 r1,937 words
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348 1914-03-05 5 Messrs Fraser aud Co.’s share circular, dated February 25, states The small business of the past week has been fairly well distributed over the various sections of our market. Sterling rubbers, after starting a fraction better, settled back for several days,348 words
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458 1914-03-05 5 In the Bankruptcy Court on Friday* Mr. Justice Sproule on tbe bench, Mr. Salzmann made application for a receiving order against Chops Loh Kee Seng and Loh Cbeo Seng and an adjudication order against the proprietor, Loh Chuk458 words
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741 1914-03-05 5 Pinned beneath a motor-car in ten feet of water, Mr. H. 1\ Hunter, the assistant Superintendent of Cliandu, Ipoh, had a remarkable escape from death on February 21, and was only rescuod after a terrible struggle for life lasting741 words
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Article84 1914-03-05 5 The mortality returns for Singapore issued by tbe Registrar of Births ami Deaths show that, during tlio week ending February 21, there \v< re 1P9 deaths (135 mines, 64 females), giving a ratio pormilleof population of 441.43. Malarial fever accounted for 18 deaths, plitliisis IK), convulsions 17,84 words
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5069 1914-03-05 6 A meeting of the Legislative Council was hold on Friday afternoon, when, among the seventeen vat mus bills considered, some interesting debate took place. 11. E. the Governor (Sir A. 11. Youug, K.C.M.G.) presided, aud tho other membt ts5,069 words
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Article363 1914-03-05 7 The S.R.E. (v) Riflo Club held their prize distribution in ;the Drill Hall on Friday and tbero was so much iu the programme, apart from the serious business of the function, which promised a really enjoyable time that the attendance was exceptionally large. Those responsible for363 words
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1738 1914-03-05 7 By a Special Correspondent.) London, February 0. Now that it is known that Lutteur IIT is being seriously prepared for the Graud Na tioual, and that Sir Charles Asshetou-Smith intends to run Covertcoat aud Irish Maillast year’s1,738 words
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2011 1914-03-05 8 Correspondence regarding tho transfer to tho F.M.S. Govern ment of the Prai Dock property, Penang, was laid on the table at the Legislative Council meeting, on Friday afternoon, and discussion on the subject is reported in uuothi r2,011 words
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641 1914-03-05 8 At the Imperial Education Conference, held in 1911, resolutions were passed with regard to tlie preparation of papers dealing with certain special aspects of the educational systems of the various parts of the Empire. There has now been published, says641 words
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374 1914-03-05 8 The opening of the New Year was marked by exceptionally heavy rains and floods j Singapore and the neighbouring Sutt According to the records taken at t*’ Government Dispensary in Bukit TimJJ Road nearly ten inches fell in374 words
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453 1914-03-05 8 The Justice Spronle beard several appeals against magistrates’ decisions on Monday in the Supreme Court. One appeal was at tbo instance of a goldsmith named D. C. Dantba Nariana, who was convicted by Mr. Forrer of criminal breach of trn*«t of a453 words
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3249 1914-03-05 9 The first ordinary general meeting of the Vih Borneo Petroleum Syndicate, Limit- held on January 30, at Winchester Old Broad Street, E.C., Sir William Treacher, K.C.M.G. (chairman of the aid There are various ts in the accounts to3,249 words
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Article179 1914-03-05 9 (From A Cokkksi’ondknt.) Trengganu, February 26. It is reported from Kretai that a mandore has been killed by the coolies on a coconut plantation. The polico are investigating the matter. The jinricksha coolies here have again resumed running after a strike lasting four days. The man who179 words
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Article121 1914-03-05 9 The following appointments aro notified in the F.M.S. Government Gazette:—Mr. F. T. Brooks to bo mycologist, Agricultural Depart* rnent; Mr. 11. Ball to ho assistant master, Malay College, Kuala Kangsar; Mr. G. D. Barron to be a survey probationer, Survey Department; Mr. A. A. Wright to act121 words
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Article16 1914-03-05 10 Ti lly. On .limitary ‘2, at Belfast, Ireland, to Mrs. A. \V. Tully, a daughter.16 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1070 1914-03-05 10 —Straits Times, February 26, For a week or two we shall be bored by telegrams giving all sorts of details uboutthc way the South African deportees are being feted in England. Because theso ignorant, unscrupulous adventurers went into a country of which they know next to nothing—Straits Times, February 26, - 1,070 words
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Article1164 1914-03-05 10 offices—is rigidly kept out.—Straits Times, February 27. I ho other day wo reported a discussion in the House of Lords on tho traffic in honours for the benefit of party funds. Lord Crewe, on behalf of Mr. Asquith, declared that the I render had not been influencedoffices—is rigidly kept out.—Straits Times, February 27. - 1,164 words
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Article1140 1914-03-05 10 o (ers can g e j. none st ra it s Times, ebruary 28. A very moderate and sound statement was made yesterday by the Chairman of the Singapore ltubbor Association. We have never been able to regard the work of that Association as wholly satisfactory, becauseo (ers can gej. none—straits Times, ' ebruary 28. - 1,140 words
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Article1143 1914-03-05 11 honc3tly bold any other opinion.—Straits Times, March 2. Some things are hardly worth arguing about and we like the blunt candour of Mr. Darbishire's remark on a certain document which was handed to him by tho Colonial Secretary—“that anyone who saw such documents and still put money inhonc3tly bold any other opinion.—Straits Times, March 2. - 1,143 words
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Article1160 1914-03-05 11 duocr* Ij< iii|4 inert -aMtd. Strait* TiiutH, Mann 9. The great census of production taken in tho United Kingdom has led to a good many side issues being discussed. Mr. Chioz/.a Money, M.P., one of our be9t statisticians, has been examining the figures and has come to theduocr* ” Ij< iii|4 inert-aMtd. Strait* TiiutH, Mann 9. - 1,160 words
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Article1065 1914-03-05 12 —Straits Times, March 4. Wo have on mure than one occasion expressed our vie v as i<> tho way iu which the Home Rule rontroveisy w ill bo settled. Partly guided by information received,” and partly by fairly intimate knowledge of tho workings of political machinery,—Straits Times, March 4. - 1,065 words
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Advertisement84 1914-03-05 10 The Font tree price of the Slrails Times l» a year The fir* price of the Slrails lUulgfl itsl4 y*« r It it not neerKtarv to tuliteril>e for a year. The auh cripfiont for thorter prriol* are at the tame proporionate rate at for a year. I'bn Straits /lul/te *omr«*84 words
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Obituary47 1914-03-05 10 DEATHS. AMiirs.— On February 27. at 3, Queen Street, Singapore, Horatio Nelson Angus. Lim Choon SfNit.—On February 27, at her residence, No. 170-4, Orchard Load, Singa pore, Catherine, aged f>3 years, tho beloved wife of Mr. Lim Choon Seng, Managing Partner of Yong Loo Seng and Co.47 words
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Article139 1914-03-05 12 We have ceased giving the merely commoi,place examples of lato delivery, but tan envelopes of letters addressed to the same firm, and both bearing beautifully clear addresses havo been sent to us. One was posted in ISeremban on January 4, and bears tho Singapore postmark of January139 words
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Article154 1914-03-05 12 A U legram from Kagoshima Btatc-s that on February 1, at 4 p.m., heavy rumbling Bounds were heard in Tarui, and volumes of douse black smoko were soon rising from the sea oil' Yenoshirua. After the smoko had cleared it was found that anew upheaval of154 words
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1333 1914-03-05 12 Ouitc a satisfactory state of affairs was reported at theaunual general meeting of the Singapore Volunteer Corps in the I till Hall on Tuesday. Major J. A. R. Glennie, acting commandant, presided, and was supported by Major Makepeace, Captaiu1,333 words
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Article103 1914-03-05 12 The Rev. H. G. Marshall gratefully acknowledges the receipt of the following donations for tho Soldiers’ Institute at Rlakan Mati:— Already acklowledged $1,037 Chartered Bank (European Staff) 60 A Warm Supporter 20 Singapore Steam Launch Co. 25 Mr. D. K. Somerville 10 John Little and Co. 100103 words
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Article168 1914-03-05 12 The campaign against beri beri in the I'.M.S. has provided a novel illustration of the difficulty confronting medical science in persuading people to adopt particular courses of action which are hygienically necessary. One of the most potent causes of the disease is the prolific consumption in Malaysia168 words
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1086 1914-03-05 13 1, a with a spirit of patriotism and that i u t r me which the Celt possesses in such P lltt v ,nuked degree, the Welshmen of l or e mot together on Saturday night, .Hotel do 1’Europe, to do1,086 words
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654 1914-03-05 13 An ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commission was held on Friday afternoon, at the Municipal offices. The President (Mr. F. J. Hallifax) presided, other members present being Messrs. A. W. Bean, .1. Carapitt, Syed Mohamed Aisagoff, Ching Keng Lee, Leong Mon654 words
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366 1914-03-05 13 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —We have been consulted by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce with reference to certain statements which appeared in the leading article of tho Straits Times of the issue of tho 25th February inst., under366 words
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341 1914-03-05 13 The Government Gazette contains the draft of an Ordinance to amend tho Merchant Shipping Bill, 1910. The objects and reasons of the bill state:— Owing to the alterations made by the Imperial Merchant Shipping Act, 1907, with respect to tho deduction of341 words
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Article41 1914-03-05 13 The Chief Police Oflicer is offering a reward of $300 for such information as will lead to tho arrest and conviction of any person or persons concerned in tho murder of the Brahman soldier at Pasir Danjung.41 words
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459 1914-03-05 13 The Voluntoer Maxim Company fell in on Saturday afternoon for week end operations, and a record turn out helped to make the work most realistic. The inon, drossod in shorts for the first time, looked a remarkably well set up and459 words
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Article406 1914-03-05 13 Several Singapore volunteer teams turned out ou Sunday morning to tako part in the competition for the Murray Cup. This trophy was presented by the late Colonel Murray for competition between the volunteers of Singapore and Penang, and for the past few years it has been allowed406 words
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Article6089 1914-03-05 14 I Long and specially important messages will In; found under separate heading*-. All the other Heuter telegrams received during the past week au given below, j Wednesday. February 25. A message from Laredo, Texas, says the6,089 words
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Article1075 1914-03-05 15 Berlin, February 25. Russian circles in Constantinople are assured that M. Giers is taking over at the ml of March in succession to M. Sasonow. lu view of this the Krouz Z: itung from a Russian source state*. that M. Sassonow and and M. Iswolski wi'l remain in1,075 words
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Article37 1914-03-05 16 (From Ouu Own Cokhkhpondknt.) Kuala Lrrnpur, .March 4, Last evening Trasunstor retained the tennis championship of Selangor beating Treodgold the first three in five games. 6 6—1,6—8. Tread gold previously boat Salzmann, 6 -2,37 words
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Shipping Intelligence.
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Article227 1914-03-05 16 Fkkbuauy ‘25 Africa, A us. str., Ivancich, Trieste, Kaufeeoberg Yangtszo, Brit, str., Itodway, Hongkong, W. Mansfield Seaug Clioon, Brit, str., Larkins, Amoy, Giong Ho ‘26 Aunam, Dan. str., Berg, Shanghai, East Asiatic Khiva. Brit, str., Montford, London, P. <>. Co Fernando Poo, Span, str., Moret, Manila, Barlow ‘27 Kcnpark,227 words
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Article270 1914-03-05 16 Fkhruaky 25 Idomencus, Brit. str., Nagasaki it Japan Hclcnus, Brit, str., A’dam London it Antwerp Nyanza, Brit, str., Antwerp via ports! Tubingen, Ger. str., H’kong S’hai it Japan Tai/.au Maru, Jap. str., Penang l’on Maru No. 15, Jap. str., Rangoon Glenogle, Brit, str., H koug Amoy iV Swatow Cardium,270 words
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Article266 1914-03-05 16 Sinqaporr, AIarch 4, 1914. exchange Oh London Bank 4 m/s 2/4 3 J Demand 2/4^ Private 6 m/s 2/4;^ 3 m/s 2/4 On Girmant Bank d/d 288$ Private 8 m/s 243 On Franc* Bank d/d 294$ Private 8 m/a 299$ On India Bank T. T. J74| Private266 words
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Article352 1914-03-05 16 Singapore, March 4, 1914. MINING. V&hfe (3 Buyer*. Sellers 10 10 Ampacg 8.75 9.50 1 1 Ayer Wong C.50 10 10 Belat 2.60 2.75 10 10 Bruang 1.80 10 10 Kamp&r 10.25 10 10 K&naboi 1.60 1.75 10 10 Kinta Association 10.00 11.50 £1 £1 Kinta Tin352 words
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Article848 1914-03-05 16 P. and 0. Company. Per P. and O. Assaye connecting at Colombo with Marmora sailing March 6 —Miss J. Tyler, Col. and Mrs. K. NN bite, Mrs. J. F. Mariner and child, Mr. H. E. Emerson, Mr. St. John Wright, Mr. and Mrs. McFerran, Capt. C. H.848 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article92 1914-03-05 1 GeneR al SiDg&P° ro Rubber Auction 1 KubVr Items J The Robber Industry l Somerset Hoose Wins Kaw Rubber Prospects H Knbber Paving Prospects 3 February Rubber Returns F. M. S. Rubber Export Duty 8 Xelkurams Lomiou Rubber Specials 1 London Rubber Market 1 CoRKESrONDRNCB International Rubber Congress 192 words
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Article248 1914-03-05 1 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubb< r Association held its auction on Tuesday, when there were offered for sale 937.07 piculs or 124,943 lbs. and sold 892.86 piculs or 119,048 lbs. The prices realised were:— Sheet Smoked $llB to $l2B Unsmoked 118 125 No. 1 Block 125248 words
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Article97 1914-03-05 1 The output from Kapoewas Estate for •»anuary was 8,014 lbs. j iafl taken place, in Ceylon, of Mr. xander Cameron, a planter of varied exFew D< 6 nearl y forty years’ standing, lit. IJ were more loved than the genial, s haiglitforward Sandy.” tl]i/ 10 f^'i n^a^orc future97 words
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128 1914-03-05 1 (From Our Own Corresponding) London, February 25. The sales have practically concluded without a further change. Highlands and Lowlands sheets realised 2s. 6d. per lb. The share market is depressed. London, February 27. Preparations for the Rubber128 words
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Article142 1914-03-05 1 Quotations Current During The Week. Para First Latex to Arrive Crepe Feb. 26 8/0* 2/4 26 8/0* 2,5 Mar. 8 8/0$ 2/4* The East Asiatic Co.’s Report. Fine Para Plantation. e Spot Forward First Latex Feb. 25 8/0* 8/0* 2/4 26 8/- 8 0* 2/3* 27 8/-142 words
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Article158 1914-03-05 1 The following information relating to the rubber industry at home is taken from the London and China Express of February 6 After considerable strength, which extended to outside shares as well as the heavies, the rubber share market has eased Bomewhat on profit taking, a feature that158 words
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405 1914-03-05 1 The ordinary general meeting of the Val d'Or Rubber Estates, Limited, was held ou February 2, at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.C., Dr. Samuel Rideal (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts,405 words
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Article181 1914-03-05 1 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—At the International Rubber Exhibitions of 1908 and 1911 papers were read by planters, chemists and manufacturers on everything connected with the production of rubber, and discussions followed that brought to bear the experience of experts from every rubber-growing country181 words
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420 1914-03-05 1 The report of the Gedong (Perak) Rubber Estate, Limited, states that the net profit for the year to October 31 amounts to £4,710, to which has to be added £471 brought forward, giving a total to be dealt with of £6,187,420 words
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Article190 1914-03-05 1 At the Robber Grower*’ annual meeting on February 19, Mr. Noel Trotter, presiding, spoke on the following points, plantation as compared with tine hard, standardisation, inscription, selling freights, collective bargaining or a selling combination. He considered the last named an impracticable scheme which should be given190 words
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1533 1914-03-05 2 The annual gem ral meeting of the Singa pore Chamber of Commerce Kiiblx r Association was held in the Exchange on Friday afternoon, Mr. 11. Piioc (liurmo Sumatra Trading Co.) presiding. There w» re al-o prepresent Messrs. F. S.1,533 words
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Article289 1914-03-05 2 Tho directors of the Bukit Panjong Syndicate, Ltd., announce that, as stated at the general meeting on May 14, 1913, it is still proposed to go on financing the young clearings, partly out of revenue and partly by the issue of now shares from time to289 words
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1341 1914-03-05 2 The fourth annual ordinary general meet iug of tho K-eot Kubber Estates, Ltd., was held on January 22, at tlio odiees of the company, Pinuors Hall, Austin friars, L.L., Mr. 0. Malcolm Gumming (the chairinau), presiding. The Chairman said: Gentlemen, Tho1,341 words
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393 1914-03-05 2 Wo quote the following from Tho Financial Nows of .January 28: In September last we gave considerable promineuce to a controversy as to whether the Peninsular and Oriental Plantations Investment Trust, Ltd., registered in Singapore, with a capital of £5,250,000, had393 words
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958 1914-03-05 3 meeting of the Kongsi Rubber ff/wa.b& a* tho Hill Club. Nuwara f in February 14. There wero preseut m Walker (in the chair), Messrs. E. G. a J. Volum and N. W. Davies Actors) R. F. Megginsou, R. I. Hughes,958 words
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550 1914-03-05 3 A special correspondent of The Financial Times writes:— During the long months of stagnation in the rubber share market, trade authorities have had more opportunity of considering tbe most recent developments in the progress of tbe industry and form their conclusions as550 words
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Article130 1914-03-05 3 The directors of tho Malayalara Rubber and Produce Company, Ltd., have decided to issue 102,080 shares, the balance of the available unissued capital, to be offered in the first instance to shareholders in the proportion of 27 now shares for every 100 shares hold. The shares aro130 words
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1076 1914-03-05 3 Roughly six months ago (writes G.C.N. in the Financial Nows), I announced the laying of a small experimental strip of rubber roadway at a point near the junction of Old Kentroad and New Kent-road, where a continu ous stream of heavy tratho1,076 words
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Article282 1914-03-05 3 Sumatra Para.— 80,000 lbs, Batu Kata. —12,853 lbs. Permas. —12,890 lbs. Majoaio.— 5,087 lbs. llembia.—l2,9Bs lbs. Lendu.—6.2oo lbs. Kruboug (Malacca). —5,000 lbs. Sodonak. —10,826 lbs. Johoro Para. —7,000 lbs. Allagar.—l6,2oo lbs. Port Swottenhara.— 8,105 lbs. Bukit Kubu.— 2,000 lbs. Batang Malaka —8,077 lbs. Chimpul.—s,Boo lbs. 8ek0h.—11,062 lbs.282 words
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Article80 1914-03-05 3 For tbo period from March 6 to 19, 1914, inclusive, the duty on cultivated rubbor on which export duty is leviable in the F.M.S., on an ad valorem basis in accordance with tho rules under the Customs Duties Enactment will bo assessed on tho following prices:—80 words
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1697 1914-03-05 4 Otpiial Aatbo Diridond,. MiUl Fr.tS Oo.« *7 >«» >»»• C P l February 4. mS. 86,000 2/-fy. paid B%for 81/12/11 Allagar 1/10* 2/4 40,000 fy, paid 3% 16% Alar Bougsu 1 I* 600,000 fy.1,697 words
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