The Straits Budget, 30 July 1914
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1914-07-30 1 The Straits Budget BUNG THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXVIII No. 2946 Singapore. Thursday, July 30, 1914. ESTABLIfMEO OVER HALF A CCNTVRV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article281 1914-07-30 1 leaders— Warranted by Danger JO The P. and O. and the 8.1. 10 Future of Jobore 10' 11 Failure J* Austria and Europe 11*12 The Company Law 12 Local and Gknkral Local and Personal I*2 War Declared 3 4 Letter from Home 5 Funeral of Mr. G.281 words
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Article4860 1914-07-30 1 tii i,s <^' D 7. IUH bee n pleased to give dircc- 1D vi|| 0r t,, appointment of Mr. Elliot 1 tin i bo an unofficial member 10 The Government are about to re build Labrador Villa, Pasir Panjang. Mr. Sumner, acting Inspector of Schools, Perak, is4,860 words
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3898 1914-07-30 3 Rkutkr’s Tklkokam. |1)ik OsTAsiATise'UR Lloyd Telegram. London, July 24. message from Vienna states that the Auiilr i aD note demands publication of the Servian Government’s condemnation and n t at the anti Austrian propaganda, nunishment ofRkutkr’s Tklkokam.; |1)ik OsTAsiATise'UR Lloyd Telegram. - 3,898 words
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1584 1914-07-30 4 At the Assises, before the acting Chief Justice, a verdict of not guilty was entered in the case of the Malay, named Mass Kasiman, who was indicted for a serious ofTence against a Malay girl. The accused was accordingly acquitted. When tho1,584 words
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Article440 1914-07-30 4 Mr. Nunn, tbe magistrate in tbe second court, was occupied ou Tuesday in bearing tbe case in wbicb two Malays, named Pupon and Kasbim, were called upon to answer charges arising out of tbe tbeit of two orchid trees from tbe compound of Mr. Hilton's440 words
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2112 1914-07-30 5 London, Friday, July 3. nin.v bo nothing more than a coincidence l J th/socoud reading of the Home Kule Dill in the House of Lords began A lav when the temperature registered oDa f u2,112 words
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Article325 1914-07-30 5 Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s Share Circular. Most of tho dealings throughout thiH week have been devoted to locals, but tbo policy of waiting for better times is still prevalent and it is only in small parcels that shares of any kind are being taken. Oils have shewn325 words
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Article166 1914-07-30 5 Following Homo remarks wo tnado tho other day on industrial co-partnerships, a correspondent favours us witli a pamphlet by Mr. Georgo Thomson, of tho firm of William Thomson and Sons, WoolHpinners, Hudders field. This firm has an ideal system of copartnership based on Kuskin’s industrial ideals, and, a166 words
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571 1914-07-30 5 lint North China Daily Nows prints details of a terrible affair at Shanghai on the lltli inst., when by a terrible explosion which occurred immediately above the after magazine of the Chinese Onnboat Tung Chi, a large number of midshipmen,571 words
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213 1914-07-30 5 The funeral of the late Mr. G. L. JonesParry, acting Chief Police Officer, Selangor, took place on the ‘22nd inst., at t> e Roman Catholic Cemetery, Kuala Lumpur. The procession included Mr. K. F. It. Swettenhum, cousin of Mr. Jones-Parry, Mr. W. W. I213 words
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1829 1914-07-30 6 (By OCK Sl'KClAL CONTRIBUTOR.) London, July 8. Middlese x are still unbeaten, though Surrey gave their supporters at the Oval an ordeal of two and a half days’ suspense. Saturday was one of the most glorious days1,829 words
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415 1914-07-30 6 Some remark or other to the effect that Singapore is no longer the place it used to be may frequently be heard and, whether or not such remarks be true in the main, they most certainly call attention to one condition of415 words
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289 1914-07-30 6 Before Mr. Nunn, in the second court on Friday, George Edmund Lyons, an engineer employed by United Engineers, Ltd appeared to answer charges of criminal breach of trust brought against him by four Bengalis in respect of sums of money which289 words
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Article106 1914-07-30 6 The popularity among Chinese of the Scan** Line of steamers comprising the Seang Bee and Seang Choon, and the Glenogle, commonly known among the Chinese as the Seang Add, has induced the owners to make arrangements for putting two more steamers of greater tonuago, on106 words
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352 1914-07-30 6 In the lndische Mercuur a a •> appears of the sugar industry Java during the past 25 v i alia, it is shown that the* lnU r sugar in the Dutch Indies oj small. It docs not amount tons for the whole352 words
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329 1914-07-30 6 A Malacca correspondent writes: —The Chinese Consul-General in the Straits Settlements, accompanied by the Vice-Consul and bis private secretary, is making a tour of the Malay Peninsula, the first port called at being Malacca. The Chinese Malacca Club entertained him to dinner on the night of329 words
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Article154 1914-07-30 6 Tlio advanco of New Zealand is sj the speech at the opening of Litw Wellington recently, when the b COUDtr y pool (tho Governor) k S lar m x ,B,pltd. was prosperous and its tra 1 ocre a»e. The revenue showed a substantia The settlement of land154 words
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1097 1914-07-30 7 r0 mujenceraent was to be made in the c e Court on Friday morning before Mr. Snroule of the examination under Ordinance of Mr. Boey C |,iu. one of the managing directors f the Kwong Yik Banking Company, ttd1,097 words
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397 1914-07-30 7 When tho Dutch steamer Tasman, bound to Singapore, arrived at the Pinkenba wharf, Brisbane, on Juno 20, she bore evidence of the effect of the cyclonic weather that recently prevailed on the coast of New South Wales The gang way on the397 words
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125 1914-07-30 7 Hkctkk’s Tklkoram. London, July 22. At Bisley it is raining. In the King’s Jamieson (Australia) is the bronzo medallist with 102. London, July 26. Tho Bisley moeting closed to-day. Seven Australians, six Canadians and fivo from India, were included in the King’sHkctkk’s Tklkoram. - 125 words
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Article1358 1914-07-30 7 (Fkom A Corukspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 20. The new abattoirs at the 2} mile on the new l'etaling Hoad, which were going to open about April this year, are yet a long way from being finished. The butchers at the Kampong Attap and Loke Yew roads were,1,358 words
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Article150 1914-07-30 7 At many places on the.Johore State Hailway line there is reported to ho viilimhlo timber, notubly in the Sei'amat district, und the time appears now to have arrived |re|w>rts the Trade Commissioner of the State) when it would be of advantage to the future resources of150 words
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Advertisement298 1914-07-30 7 Property Sales. The following Singapore properties have been disposed of by auctiou at Messrs. Powoll and Co.’a Halo-room:—Freehold land together with the plank aud tile roof dwelling house erected thereon and known an 130 Hukit Tiuiah Hoad. Area 65,‘til Hquaro feet being part of (Irant 40. Choong Tak in 93,000298 words
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1132 1914-07-30 8 Tlio inbound ordinary general meeting of Ting Kil Tin Mines, Limited, was held on the 22ud wist. at the registered office of the company, (ireslialu House, Mr. W. an de Stadt presiding. Others pres* ot weto1,132 words
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382 1914-07-30 8 From the evidence of An Australian witness, taken ou Thursday on account of his mmediate departure from the Colony, it would appear that a Malay police constable who was nearly done to death the other night received his wound in the course of382 words
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Article210 1914-07-30 8 The Joliore Commissioner of Customs, in Iuh survey of tho department’s operations during 1913, notes that during 1911, 1912 and 1913 revision of methods of taxation combined with increased efficiency of control secured by a coherent centralized organization have largely contributed to very high ratios of annual210 words
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1072 1914-07-30 8 The G neral Adviser to the Johore Government, in his annual report for 1913, quotes numerous extracts from the report for the same period of Dr. Wilson, the Principal Medical Officer, on the general heath conditions of1,072 words
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Article234 1914-07-30 8 (From A Cokukhpondknt.) Trengganu, July 21. On the 14th inst., Mr. E. A. Dickson, the British Agent, left by the Krian. It was late at night (11 o’clock) when he embarked from the pier, and although rain was falling in a drizzle, crowds came to see the234 words
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Article183 1914-07-30 8 After a long term of prorogation, the Legislative Couucil is summoned to meetonrriday next, to dispose of an agenda of some length. The Council will be asked to approve (1) amendments to Chanda Revenue Ordinance rules, (2) ainendmen s to Pilgrim Ships rules, (3) amendments to Paßseuger183 words
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Article131 1914-07-30 8 The Japan Gazette »»y» Yusen Kaisha has decider Antwerp, new lino between Hankow -p Rotterdam, and Hull, and the part Maru will open the service jaS oD g of August. The scheme, fto d ia been contemplated by th oD when view of the approach o131 words
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1072 1914-07-30 9 i wit h fine weather, a good attend- Gr f n tome capital .port, the S.C.C. sports DC t rdiv proved one of the most enjoyV, &ftt .,i,Lantly informal functions that W k taken place 7 for1,072 words
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637 1914-07-30 9 The Johoro Military Forces come in for warm praise at the hands of high military officers. We gather as much from the report for 1913, of the general adviser to the Johoro Government who alludes to the force thus: The strength of637 words
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988 1914-07-30 9 London, July 14. It becomes montonous to tell tho same tale week by week, with only a slight varia tion in the key, but there is not great scope in the City at present for romancing, and if the change988 words
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670 1914-07-30 9 The trial match between an S.K.A. team and tho Best of the K 0.Y.L.1., played on the S.C C. ground on Monday attracted quito a large crowd. This was anticipated as tho S.F.A. eleven is by way of being tho aide670 words
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Article87 1914-07-30 9 The mortality returns for Singapore issued by the Kej»istrar of Births and heaths show that during tho wes-k ending duly H, there were 250 deaths (177 males, 7.1 females), 'ivin 14 ii ratio per millo of population of ;i«j. JH. Malarial fever accounted for 27 deaths, phthisis87 words
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Article16 1914-07-30 10 Mtkdoch. —On .July 20, at Malacca, to Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Murdoch, a son.16 words
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Article39 1914-07-30 10 Anous—Goodknouou. —On July 23, nt Singapore, William Reynold Angus, son of tho lato Assistant Surgeon W. R. Angus of the Straits Medical Service, to Wilhemina Kli/a, eldest daughter of Arthur Hessman Goodenough. Sydney and English papers please copy.39 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1133 1914-07-30 10 —Straits Times, July 23. To day the cry of civil w’ar is on tho lips of tho most responsible and sober mindtd of my people." In these and similar words His Majesty justiiied the exceptional course he has taken with refertneo to the Irish crisis. "The trend.—Straits Times, July 23. - 1,133 words
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Article1022 1914-07-30 10 present as his justification.—Straits Times, July 24. Very clever indeed is the speech in which that extraordinary old man, Sir Thomas Sutherland, handled the question of amalgamation between the P. and Company, and tho 8.1. It is the speech of a man whopresent as his justification.—Straits Times, July 24. - 1,022 words
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Article1145 1914-07-30 10 Ii w j'wj/iu Aft vuu mu lit Ip themselves.—Straits Times, We have published during the last few days several extremely interesting extracts from “Johore in 1913,” the annual report of the British Adviser, Mr. D. G. Campbell. These reports have been both encouraging and the reverse. Revenue,Ii w j'wj/iu Aft vuu mu ' – lit Ip themselves.—Straits Times, - 1,145 words
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Article1173 1914-07-30 11 Straits Tirnos, July 27. t n^s intervention has failed, yet it is jri,( to say that the King has in any i 3 r nall y associated himself with the lls "hich have terminated so un 3,1 s j>ito of misrepresentation which V ''''possible to rogard as other all. — Straits Tirnos, July 27. - 1,173 words
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Article1117 1914-07-30 11 the world has a dreadful tragedy to face.— Straits Times, .July 28. To all appearanco tho great war cloud has burst over Europo. Austria is mobilising to enforce her demands on Scrvia. Russia is mobilising to prevent Austria making profit out of tho occasion. Germany and Italythe world has a dreadful tragedy to face.— Straits Times, .July 28. - 1,117 words
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Article1218 1914-07-30 12 be adequately supervised.—Straits Times, J uly 29. The mountain hath brought forth it« mouse. Years have passed since it became an urgent matter in the Straits Settlements to have tho Company Ordinance of 18H9 amended so as to bring it into harmony with modern company law, butbe adequately supervised.—Straits Times, J uly 29. - 1,218 words
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Advertisement92 1914-07-30 10 The post free price of the Straits Times i" |S8 a year 1 he post he price of the Straits Uudget is fu It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The sub cnptions for shorter periods are at the same proporionate rate as for a year. The Straits92 words
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Obituary58 1914-07-30 10 DEATHS. Wre Ann Kki.—On July 2G, at his residence, 28, Stanley Street, Wee Ann Kec, partner of Messrs. Kim Hock Hoe and Co., and Wee Brothers Steam Ship Co., Ltd.; ag<*l 40 years. Deeply regretted. Tho funeral will take place on Saturday, tho 1st proximo. Clouet. On July 27, at58 words
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Article217 1914-07-30 12 Tho following message from the Viceroy was issued at Simla for the people of India, on the occasion of the death of Lady Hardinge In the midst of the sorrow and heavy burden of grief that it has pleased the Almighty in His infinite wisdom217 words
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Article1056 1914-07-30 12 There aro a very few people left in Singa pore now who remember the old road to Taejon** Pugar and the other shipping wharves, in the early seventies, and for some time after, the only way to Taujong (except by water) was down South Bridge Hoad1,056 words
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Article739 1914-07-30 12 (Fkom A Corkbspondknt.) 1!atu 1‘abat, .lul, 2 6 A thing that strikes one in this littlusnv w tho absence of daring thie.es, Serkt criminal cases seldom occur. Now and *2 a caso of assault or i, ,2“ cd, for tiio members of tho gsmbline K carry on739 words
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2303 1914-07-30 13 Reuter’s Telegram. London, July 22. Th<>ro were renewed rumours in the lobby B V in iav evening of an imminent general y Liberals and Unionists alike Scioto ao early dissolution. It is underitoodReuter’s Telegram. - 2,303 words
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605 1914-07-30 13 The Bishop of Singafiore, who is just now on a pastoral tour through the K.M.S., has addressed the following communication to the Malay Mail, Kuala Lumpur:— Many of your readers must deeply regrot the fact that iu the last three605 words
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Local Telegrams.
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Article52 1914-07-30 14 (From Ouk Own Coi>kkhi»oxi>knt.) Ipoh, July 22. Mr. 11. F. Nutter lias received a notification from the Chief Secretary that he Ims been appointed a member of the Federal Council during the absence of have of Mr. Payne(lallwey. The latter is expected to return to the country52 words
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Article70 1914-07-30 14 (Fhom Ouk Own Cokrkspondknt.) Ipoh, July 2d. A serious outbreak of cholera has occurred in the Kuala Kangsar district. Cases are reported for fifteen miles up tho river, and it is believed the infection has been carried from Upper Perak. Since July 7, ten deaths70 words
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Article287 1914-07-30 14 (From Our Own Cokrkspondknt.) Ipoh, July 24. News has been received by cable of the death of Mr. George Ritchie at Aberdeen. Deceased went home ou holiday about two months ago in good health. He was engaged in several mining enterprises near Baling. He leaves287 words
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Article270 1914-07-30 14 (Fkom Our Own Corrkbi*oni>knt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 22. Tlio doath lias occurred o! Mr. Jones Parry, acting Chief Police Officer, who was found in bed iu his house, this morning, with a bullet wound iu the head, self-in dieted. It would appear, says the Malay Mail270 words
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Article178 1914-07-30 14 (From Our Own Corrksi-onkknt.) Penang, July 24. Chellapah, who has been Tamil interpreter at the police court for fourteen years, has h< en fined a hundred dollars for assaulting a China man with a knife. The aff air was the outcome of a quarrel during a motor drive.178 words
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Article97 1914-07-30 14 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Penang, July 29. A meeting of shareholders in Sumatra Coconuts, Ltd., has passed an extraordinary resolution in favour of winding up. It was stated that tho manager had failed to fulfil in obligation to dispose of $lO,OOO worth of shares, while the97 words
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916 1914-07-30 14 Ah the ronult of considerable experiment, Mr. C. A. llcken, lias perfected a process of copra drying which he claims to have great advantages for the production of copra for edible purposes over methods in vogue hitherto. The plaut is installed at 1164916 words
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307 1914-07-30 14 It was generally felt to be strange, says a Seoul despatch to the Asahi, that the BritishAmerican Tobacco Company, which were selling tobacco to the value of Y 2,000,000 a year in Korea, should have closed their factory and offices307 words
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Article195 1914-07-30 14 Owing to the fact that many Japanese reside iu the Hawaiian Islands, as well as to the gradual development of commercial interests between Hawaii and .Japan, a wireless telegraphic installation for the purpose of maintaining communication between Hawaii, Japan, Hongkong and Shanghai has been keenly195 words
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546 1914-07-30 14 By noon on Wednesday Mr f the Consul for Austria-Hungry hJ 0D Zach no official intimation from his A*, i rt< ,v «l London that Austria has dcclar/ adot in Servia, although n »ith cable notifying the ordering546 words
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Article314 1914-07-30 14 A charge of cheating of somewhat unusual form which has been brought against it Snn Tian, a Chinese dealer in second hand goods employed in a shop in Nortt Bridge ltoad, was gone intoon Weuncs ay by Mr. Nunn, the magistrate iu the secorxi court. Inspector314 words
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Article1691 1914-07-30 15 T o n<> and specially important messages ii h!> found under separate headings. All J IU ther Keuter telegrams received during g past week are given below.] Wednesday* July 22. Poincare arrived at St. Petersv in1,691 words
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Article623 1914-07-30 15 Berlin, July 22. Street fights between Cossacks and work men who attacked the tramways have taken place in tho streets of St. Petersburg. The Koelnischo, alluding to Russia’s economic year, says tho exchange rate of the rouble is dropping and industrial operations are falling off through tho execution623 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article133 1914-07-30 15 Singapore Golf Club. Tho following wan tho course of play in tho competition for the Singapore < «olf Club Vado cup competition, on tho racecourse links. Hound Onh.— Valon 6 beat plus 2, one up; Procter 1*2 boat Capt. Kroner 1*2, 3 and *2; Mundell 5 beat Miller 10,133 words
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Article235 1914-07-30 15 Mr. K. S. Hrown, secretary of tho Far Fastern Athletic Association, has just re* turned from Siam, where ho has approached the sporting community with a view to securing the participation of Siamese athletes at tho Far Fastern Olympiad to bo held at Shunghai this year.235 words
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Article287 1914-07-30 15 In connection with thn annual course of rifle practice for petty otlicers and men in the Koyal Navy, it has been approved to revise the scale of points required for marksmen. Men will be classed as tollows under the new scale: 105 points and upwards, 1st287 words
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Article277 1914-07-30 16 .Illy 22 Ellora, Brit. str., Lyne. Calcutta, Boustead Benvenuc, Brit. Htr., Kroble, London, P. Simons China, Auh. Htr., Tarabochia, Trieste, Kautenbcrg 23 Assaye, Brit. str., Coldwell, Singkep, P. it O. C° ludradeo, Brit. Htr., Evans, (libraltar, Helm Meyer Montoro, Hr it. str., Mortimer, Sydney, Boustead 24 Kocrbor, A us.277 words
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Article247 1914-07-30 16 July 22 Kamo Maru, Jap. str., H’kong it Japan Duncra, Brit. str., H’kong it Japan Teucer, lirit. str., Manila Japau P’fic ports Benvenue. Brit. str., H’kong it Japan Ekterinoslav, Rus. str., Odessa via Jeddah -fKongosan Maru, Jap str., Make Annam, Fch. str., Taku it Yokohama f Volume ia, Brit,247 words
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844 1914-07-30 16 The P. and O. mail Hteamer Salsette encountered exceptionally heavy weather after leaving Aden for Bombay with the result that her atokehold wan Hooded and the engines partially stopped, in fact at one time the seas were so heavy844 words
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Article276 1914-07-30 16 8inqapobb, July 29, 1914. CXCHANaB On London Bank 4 m/s M 2/4& Demand 2/884 Private 6 m/s 2/45* 8 m/a 2/48 On Gibmany Bank d/d 28b Private 8 m/a 248 On Fbanos Bank d/d 2w8i Private 8 m/a h. 298 On India Bank T. T. m 174276 words
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Article367 1914-07-30 16 Sinoaporb, July 29, 1914. MINING. vSTael Boyers Sei.'esi. 10 10 Ampang 7.50 9.C0 1 1 Ayer Weng 0.20 C.B5 10 10 Bel&ft 1.75 2.10 10 10 Bruang 0.75 1.50 10 10 Kampai 10.00 10 10 Kanaboi 1.00 1.C0 10 10 Kinta Association 8.00 10.00 £1 £1 Kinta367 words
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Article34 1914-07-30 16 Per P. and O. Devanha Colombo with Mongolia, Huiling Mis. and Miss Slee, Mrs. <J. Burn vin.’i Mrs. A. Wills, Mr. and Mrs. J J. F. Roche, Mr. G. liobsou. r34 words
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357 1914-07-30 16 ‘‘My modest advice is: please don’t suffragettes; be reformers.” In these word* on June 23 Mm. Yvette Guilbert summedm her sympathy with those who are endeavour ing to secure the enfranchisement of women and her sorrow for the actions of those whose misguided357 words
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Article281 1914-07-30 16 At the annual general meeting of the Chinese Swimming Club, held at the tlu House on Sunday, the 26th inst., the state ment of accounts and the report committee for the year ending June read and unauimously passed. D*>r j year under review Dr. Lim Boon be281 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article159 1914-07-30 1 (JENKRAI— Rubber Items J Rubber in the Philippines 2 Tbe SiDgajiore Rubber Auction 2 United Malacca Estates a Rubber Ousting Gamb;er in Johore 5 Rubber Production 6 Promise and Performance 6 The Rubber Supply 9 Pinji Estate Fire 9 The Rubber Exhibition 10-11 Telegrams London Rubber Specials 1 Weddings159 words
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Article373 1914-07-30 1 A wire from Malacca states that Pegoh, Ltd., have declared an interim dividend of five per cent., payable on August 17. The engagement is announced betwoen Mr. John Buckingham, of the Kapala Islands Lstates, and Miss Paling, of the Colonial Nursing Association. Mr. C. D. Young, the tennis373 words
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248 1914-07-30 1 (From Ocr Own Correspondent.) London, July 24. Tbe Rubber Trust declares a final dividend of 2.J per cent., carrying forward £10,760. Plucking lias commenced on 500 acres of tbe Trust’s Sumatra tea estates, tbe estimate being 635,000248 words
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Article177 1914-07-30 1 (Fbom Ouk Own Cokkkspondknt.) Penang, July 23. At St. George’s Church to day, the wedding took place of Mr. Frederick E. Darby, of Sungei Gettah estate, Kedah, son of the Rev. Mr. Darby and Mrs. Darby, of Essex, and Miss Adolaide Sophia Morgan, eldest daughter of Capt.177 words
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Article48 1914-07-30 1 Quotations Current During The Week. Para First Latex to Arrive Crepe July ‘27 2 y 10J 2,11 The East Asiatic Co.'s Report. Fine Para Plantation. Spot Forward First Latex July 22 2/11 2/11 2/1 i 23 2 11 2/11 2 1) 24 2/11 2/11 2/1148 words
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647 1914-07-30 1 The report on Nyalas Rubber Estates for the year endod May 31 states: The net protit for tho year (sub jeet to a proportion of tho sum to be voted for directors’ foes) amounted to $15,542.54 as compared with647 words
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Article201 1914-07-30 1 (From Our Own (Jorhksi>oni»knt.) Kuala Lumpur, July 27. Tho Malay Mail hears on good authority that the F.M.S. Government lias agreed to a sliding scale for rubber export duty aud to waive duty on rubber below Is. 6d. a pound. It has further agreed to a scheme201 words
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376 1914-07-30 1 Tho report of tho Sapong Rubber and Tobacco Instates, Limited, states that the tobacco crop of 1912 contented of 1,751 baton from 1H0 fields, as compared with 1,014 bale* produced in 1911 from 180 fields. Tho price obtained was 85 cents per half kilogramme (about376 words
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1264 1914-07-30 2 Mr. de Bois Maclaren - Paper by Mr. de Bois Maclaren. At tho nitting on July 2 of the fourth International Rubber ami Allied Industries Congress in London, a paper of considerable interest to shareholdi rsand others connected with plantation companies was read by Mr. W. F. de1,264 words
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587 1914-07-30 2 Mr. W. Barrett, who acted as Commissioner for tho Philippine Islands at the London Uubbbr Exhibition expressed to a Financier representative high praise of the groat possibilities of this group of islands in the future of the rubber industry. He587 words
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943 1914-07-30 2 The fifth unnual ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Jcram Rubber Rotates, Ltd., was held on July 2, at the offices, 59, Rastcheap, R.C., Mr. Herbert Wright (chuirmau of iho company) presiding The Chairman, in moving the adoption of943 words
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662 1914-07-30 2 SINGAPORE RUBBER A U CTION Prices Much the Same as Last Week. Tlio Singapore Chamber of Rubber Association’s 150th auetirm on Tuesday, when there we U M btld piculs 1,090.13 or 145,351 h! piculs 838.73 or 111,8m lbs realised were 116 price* Sheet smokod tine ribbed *1 good ribbed nq^Nlj662 words
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2184 1914-07-30 3 The fifth ordinary general meeting of imVit Mertajam Rubber Company, Ltd., wan f oU ,f u |y l, at Winchester House, E.C., jj r 0. Angier (chairman of the company) he*Chairman said: Before moving the nioptiou of the2,184 words
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815 1914-07-30 3 We liavo been supplied by tbe Secretary of tho United Malacca Rubbe r Estates, Ltd., with the following report of the fourth annua) ordinary general mooting hold at the Company’s office, Malacca, on Saturday, Mr. Tau Cheng Lock (chairman) presiding. There Were815 words
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Article275 1914-07-30 3 Tho report of tho Solangor United Hubbet Estates, Limited, states that the total plant* ••d area of both estates is 1,229! acros, as follows: Browncomet estate plautod, 026! acres; reserve, H 8 acres St. Andrew estate, planted, 603 acreg; reserve, 400 acres; total planted, 1,229! acres;275 words
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Article307 1914-07-30 3 Mr. T. Ritchie, presiding at the meeting of tho Rangawan Rubber, Limited, on .June HO, said the expenditure on the estate during tho year had been £I ‘2,538, and the cash working capital at the end of December was £12,875. The manager's estimate of expeu«liture for tho current307 words
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3458 1914-07-30 4 Tho ordinary general mooting of tho mem* bora of the Straits Settlements (Bertam) Rubber Company, Limited, was hold on June 80, at River Plato House, Finsbury Circus, K.C., Sir West Ridgeway (tho chairman of the company) presiding. The3,458 words
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Article235 1914-07-30 4 The report of the Jasin (Malacca) Estates, Limited, states that the net o tpo of rubber for the year to December 31 alter allowing for loss in weight during amounted to 44,921 lbs. Tbo "atzainst price per pound obtained was 2s. 5.iG fj 4s. 2 88d. for235 words
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2361 1914-07-30 5 fl, annual general meeting of share TLo Lubber Estate, Lid., bol<i Md at simudbai on July 6. Mr. W. S. waH n nreniiied, and there were also pie Kobt. Macgregor (director), Mr. A. eU \V ,!i (secretary) and2,361 words
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861 1914-07-30 5 The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Lankat Rubber Company, Ltd., was held on .June 24, at Salisbury House, London wall, K.C., Mr. J. A. H. Drought (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said With your permission we will take the861 words
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334 1914-07-30 5 Last year the export of gambler from Johoro was 208,739 piculs, or ubout 12 por ce nt. less than in 1912. The total export of iptmbior from the port of Singapore in tho year 1913 was 19,91b tong; in it may bo taken to be334 words
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1439 1914-07-30 6 Having published the; various estate returns received, we now tabulate them ho as to show the monthly production since January 1. together with the average monthly output, fractions excepted, during 1918. At the foot of the table we print1,439 words
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Article269 1914-07-30 6 The report of the Bukit K. B. Rubber Company for the year ended Juno 30 says: The profit for the year amounts to $15,933.11, to which has to be added the amount brought forward from the previous year, viz., $2,085.33, total $18,018.44, out of which269 words
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909 1914-07-30 6 PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE. From the Piping Ti mes to Present Price. Rubber Promise and the heading under which a lQaDce ii The Times commercial suppleiut-iuof io introduces the Rubject of the I „n UDfc ‘6 Exhibition. Tho article IZhlt During the courae of tbo three v™.7 have elapsed since the909 words
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2674 1914-07-30 7 oanr Wyndliam K. Dutstan, C.M.G., P rotl V.K.S., in his presidential b i the Third International ConTropical Agriculture in London, H the idea of co operation and >lJ um-e of opinion among those of nationalities engaged in the same 12,674 words
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781 1914-07-30 7 Tho annual ordinary funeral mooting of the Tjiliwoeug .lava 1’lantutions, Ltd was lie Id 011 .1 titio 2U at the registered office, 27, Mincing lane, E.O., Mr. W. Hilliers (in the absence of the Chairman, Sir Edwurd lies* ling) presiding. The781 words
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2107 1914-07-30 8 Mr. K. Jciiner Hogg presided at tho an nual general meeting of the Kota Bahroe Rubber Estates, Ltd., which wa.s bold at Shanghai on July 6. Tho other directors present worn Mews. V. Meyer. Wm. Me* Murray and T.2,107 words
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921 1914-07-30 8 KHOTA TAMPAN RUBBER. Costs Lower —Improvement of The Estate. The fourth ordiuary general meeting of the shareholders of the Khota Tampan Rubber Company, Limited, was held on June 23, at the registered otlice, 22, Ren field Street, Glasgow, Mr. G. A. Macdonald presiding, in the unavoidable absence of Mr. Dougal,921 words
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462 1914-07-30 8 The fourth annual meeting of the Shanghai Klebang Rubber Estate, Ltd., was held at Shanghai, on July 8. Mr. Hugo Keks presided, supported by Messrs. V. Meyer and S. S. Benjamin, directors, aud the attendance represented 42,875 shares. The Chairman said: —Tho462 words
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1623 1914-07-30 9 Over the initials J.S.M.R.," which will be odilv recognised here, The Financier of 1 lv •> has the following article on the ques {excess rubber supplies and the method luoiubatinj! this and maintaining profit: \s your readers will1,623 words
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1598 1914-07-30 9 The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Tempeh (Java) Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held on June 26, at Winchester House, Old Uroad Street, E.C., Col. Ivor Philipps, D.S.O., M.P. (chairman of the oompany), presiding. The Chairman said there was1,598 words
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Article200 1914-07-30 9 It in reported that during the tiro in tho rubber smoking sheds at I'inji estate, near Ipoh, on the lHth inst., completely destroying. four sheds and about ‘20,000 lbs of rubber whioh was drying in them, the rubber burned like celluloid, and at one time it was200 words
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2716 1914-07-30 10 The morning session on Juno 25 of the Third International Congress of Tropical Agriculture was devoted to a discussion on the propertieH of plantation rubber, with Hpccial reference to its uses for manufacturing purposes. The chair was occupied2,716 words
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2103 1914-07-30 10 J&S'V-'— Whatever else may be said about it can say with truth that the British \n°* Stand at the Rubber Exhibition was*« one. The attempt to blend an oriciraf with tho exigencies of the Royal Anri u2,103 words
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411 1914-07-30 11 The fourth annual general meeting of the Bukit Toh Alang Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held at Shanghai, on July 7, Mr. Hugo Reiss, presiding. The other directors present were Messrs. V. Meyer and A. R. Owen. The attendance represented 19,7.10 shares.411 words
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Article1277 1914-07-30 11 The fourth annual general meeting of the Sbaughai-Malay Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held at Shanghai, on July 9, Mr. G. Grayriggo presiding, supported by Messrs. E. S. Kaeloorie, R. N. Truman, and S. S. Benjamin, directors. Tho attendance represented 7,9501,277 words
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423 1914-07-30 11 The fourth ordinary general meeting of tho Laras (Sumatra) Kubber ttstater, Limited, was held on .June 21, at tho registered oflicoH of tho company, Loudon Kouho, Now London Street, E.C., Mr. W. Turing Mackenzie (chairman of tho company) presiding. Tho Chairman, in moving'423 words
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1998 1914-07-30 12 apital n Stock Singapore Autho- r. ar Ta U Dividends. Malayan Exchange Fraser and Co.’b rifttd. lfll o 1912 Companies. Prices, Prices, Marked 2/- IJI2. j Q l y L j u y 2Q1,998 words
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