The Straits Budget, 9 February 1917
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1917-02-09 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” VOL. LXXI No. 3078 Singapore. Friday. February 9, 1917. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CEhTURV. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article214 1917-02-09 1 LEADERS— Threats of Reprisal 10 More Desperate War 10 German .Madness 10-11 America and Germany 11 Degeneracy Exaggerated ...11-12 Their Last Chance 12 Local and Grnkral Local and Personal 1-2 The War 3 9 Methodist Episcopal Mission 9 A Motar Smash in 1p0h... 9 The Y.W.C.A. 9214 words
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Article4732 1917-02-09 1 K. I). Acton m Co rt Penang before Mr. of tli*. rj tUo .earing has been commenced UL p 0 i. V, a ai “st Lim Liang Boon, Tho US who n Hon R Cbew and Yip Sooi Uport fJ i i charged with attempting to tf4,732 words
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THE WAR.
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Article2949 1917-02-09 3 Rbutbr’s Telegrams. German Madness. RUTHLESS submarining now THREATENED. Sensation in New York. Rbdter’s Telegrams. London, February 1, 1.45 a.m. New York: A despatch from Berlin says that a German Note, based on President Wilson’s address to the Senate, has been communicated to neutrals. It is declared that theRbutbr’s Telegrams. - 2,949 words
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Article2849 1917-02-09 4 SATURDAY S TELEGRAMS. Submarining. UNITED STATES NOW TAKING ACTION. Rumours of Diplomatic Rupture. London, February 1, 6.35 p.m. Washington:—It is believed that a communication lias been sent or is about to be sent to Germany warning her against "unrestricted submarinism,” and threaten ing a severance of relations if Germany ersists2,849 words
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Article4885 1917-02-09 4 MONDAY S TELEGRAMS. Submarining. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT TAKE ACTION. Diplomatic Relations Cease. London, February 3, 6.10 p.m. America has severed her diplomatic re* lations with Gormany. London, February 4, 9.55 p.m. Paris The United States has broken of! diplomatic relations with Austria-IIungary. London, February 2, 2.10 p.m. New York: The whole4,885 words
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Article1341 1917-02-09 6 TUESDAY S TELEGRAMS. America’s Decision. WHAT WILL THE RESULTS BE? Germany Remains Silent. London, February 4, 4.30 p.m. Amsterdam Hitherto no telegrams have come from Germany on the German.American crisis. The censor has stopped German newspapers at tbo frontier. London, February 5, 5.20 a.m. New York: The definite breach with1,341 words
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Article2423 1917-02-09 7 WEDNESDAY S TELEGRAMS. American Action. THE GERMAN ATTITUDE UNCERTAIN. Climb Down Considered Probable. London, February 5, 8.10 p.m. Stockholm At a conference of the Centre aud National Liberal leaders on .January 31, Betbmann Hollweg stated that the German Admiralty calculated that the world tonnage bad reached the minimum, under which2,423 words
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Article3713 1917-02-09 7 THURSDAY S TELEGRAMS. Parliament. AN IMPRESSIVE OPENING GERMANY. Holland’s Difficulties, Lou Ion, February 7, 10.30 p.m. The Kind’s speech ou the opening of Parliament wan as follows: For the third timo in succession I summon you to you deliberations in the midst of war. Certain overtures of which you aro3,713 words
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Article183 1917-02-09 9 The annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Mission convened in Wesley Church. on February 1, at 9.30 a.m. Bishop H ibinson gave an address, and with the a-sistauce of the district superintendents aitninistered the sacrament of tho Lord’s upp. r. A memorial service was then held >7183 words
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Article175 1917-02-09 9 a c took place on Sunday tLi* in Ioa di Ipoh, almost opposite l>a\Z Club U W a™ that Air. D. It. bank afi accountant, Chartered *anh ti, a ri on blH motor bicycle to«<l Mr. H. P Surrey'" car raptor i;. romt ke opposite175 words
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857 1917-02-09 9 It was a pleasure to find such a represen tative gathering at the Young Women’s Christian Association annual meeting at the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday afternoon and to hear such encouraging accounts of its progress and prospects. The chair857 words
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583 1917-02-09 9 The following amended passport regulations were published in a Government Gazette Extraordinary issued on Tuesday 1. —(1) No women, or child under 17 years of age, intending to proceed to any place west of Suez as a passenger shall embark at any583 words
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Article136 1917-02-09 9 About half past eleven on Tuesday evening there was a nasty collision in Orchard Road between a motor-car and a gharry resulting on serious injury to the driver of the latter. Mrs. W. J. Wager, Miss Birdie” Wager and Mr. J. L. Craig were coming towards town136 words
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Article53 1917-02-09 9 Messrs. Derrick and Co. advise us of the following outputs for tho four weeks ended January 27. Bukit Roman Stone crushed 6,259 tons, gold obtained FOB ozs., average per ton 2 575 dwts. Bukit Malacca Stone crushed 4,330 tons, gold obtained 320 oes., average nar53 words
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294 1917-02-09 9 We very gratefully acknowledge additional subscriptions to the Active Servioe Help Fund. Men who have passed the requisite medical and military tests, and whose departure is sanctioned by the Advisory Committees, when reference to such committees has been necessary, should communicate with294 words
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Article387 1917-02-09 9 (From Our Own Corrbspondknt.) Malacca, February 7. Mr. A. S. Sullivan, of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company, and Mrs. Sullivan were entertained to a dance At the Police Depot on Saturday by their numerous friends. During an extended interval between two dances Mr. N. Gomes testified to387 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1236 1917-02-09 10 —Straits Time?, Febiuary 2. Germany has avowed her decision to resort to ruthless submarining, and the world is considerably pertuibed. She has also made Home specific threats, as, for instance, that hospital ships will be sunk. We admit that if this fiendish threat to nink hospital ships.—Straits Time?, Febiuary 2. - 1,236 words
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Article1137 1917-02-09 10 leads only to disaster.—Straits Times. Ftb ruary 3. Ibo present war position in as follows Germany begau the war, for which she bad made long and gigantic preparations, by a flagrant violation of Belgian neutrality, destroyed I lonian towns, lawlessly laid lioavy financial burdens upon the Belgianleads only to disaster.—Straits Times. Ftb ruary 3. - 1,137 words
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Article1169 1917-02-09 10 —Straits Times, February 5, There is do doubt method in the German madness. Since the Allied reply to the German peace proposal®, the leaders cf Germany have realised that defeat was inevitable unless they could bring some new forces to bear in their favour. Ruthless submarining in dt.—Straits Times, February 5, - 1,169 words
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Article1088 1917-02-09 11 the policy of tbeir Kaiser does not pay.— Straits Times, February 6. A breech of diplomatic relations does not necessarily mean war. It means that the conduct of one of the parties has become so intolerable that it is impossible to continue normal friendly relations, and thisthe policy of tbeir Kaiser does not pay.— Straits Times, February 6. - 1,088 words
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Article1257 1917-02-09 11 degeneracy lias been exaggerated.—Straits Times, February 7. Pig dogs, cowards, degenerates cumbering the earth, ignorant fools incapable of any higher thought than sport—is it for such as these to bar the way of superman, of the race which has evolved kultur So the German in the year 1914degeneracy lias been exaggerated.—Straits Times, February 7. - 1,257 words
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Article1148 1917-02-09 12 •Straits Times, February 8. Germans are gradually breaking silence in reference to the American withdrawal from diplomatic relations. We begin to get i jme inkling of the surprise that has been produced -a surpriso not unlike that revoalod in Berlin at tho beginning of August, 1914, when•Straits Times, February 8. - 1,148 words
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Article907 1917-02-09 12 Tho PekiDg and Tientsin Times has some very pertiueut observations on British indif* ference to calumny. For the first eighteen months or two years 1 of tho war, it says, the Germans were flooding China with scurrilous literature about tho Entente, aud spending money freely upon any907 words
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532 1917-02-09 12 A meeting of the Medical Students’ I H Association was held at 8 u m tv H February ‘2, in the hall attached to theVv® Medical Hostel The hall was crowdM among the. distinguished visitors w Finlayson, Dr. J. T. Duncan, Prof i532 words
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Article203 1917-02-09 12 In connection with the atrocities perpetrat ed by the Turks, it may bo pointed out that another example of Turkish treacle ry has been recently reported at Irak. In November 1, Afik Bey, a Turkish Commander, arrived with his soldierß near the Arab town of Hillali on203 words
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Article54 1917-02-09 12 Mr. J, D. Piorrepont, manager of tbeOrieu tal Telephone and Electric Co., inform-* uthat the new switchboards have arrived frou) Melbourne, but that certain alterations am necessary before the work of reconnecting subscribers can be commenced. This probably take some three weeks and wh» o finished about54 words
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2445 1917-02-09 13 London, December 28. ,i Christmas of the war is univer- bC l It M a breathing -pace before the y effort. Germany’s peace pantoP rem vyhich President Wilson has been St into an undignified part-has merely2,445 words
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Article76 1917-02-09 13 Tho output for the month of January is as follows No. 1 No. 2 Dredge. Dredge. Hours run 558 559 Cubic yards treated 87,000 79,000 Total piculs 1,204.88 Realised on sale $60,268.64 Advantage was taken of the Chinese New Year holidays to overhaul parts of the76 words
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455 1917-02-09 13 Tbo following circular despatch a Mr eased to His Excellency tbo Qovernor by tbo Right Hon. tbe Secretary of State for the Colonies, is published in the Government Gazette for general information:— Downing Street, Deoember 20, 1916. Sir, —With455 words
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311 1917-02-09 13 The Strain Settlements, says the L. and C. Express, may >vall feel a legitimate pride in the contribu’ion it has made to the collection made on O ir Day on behalf of Red Cross Funds. The sum of £50,000 is a truly311 words
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Article39 1917-02-09 14 [The Straits Timos is not responsible for tho opinions of its correspondents. Correspondents should bear in mind that lottcrs must be short and to tho point. Long, rambling epistles are liable to be rejected or ruthlessly cut down.!39 words
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Article103 1917-02-09 14 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,—I notice a paragraph in your paper of February 1, 1917, relative to a gentleman from Kuala Lumpur obtaining a commission in tho Indian Army Koservc of Officers, and I think it would be of goneral interest if you would describe103 words
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Article461 1917-02-09 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—On Germany’s latest threat to run entirely amok," it is reasonable to suppose that America or rather her President will be the recipient of further vituperation on account of the pacific attitude so successfully observed by him throughout the war.461 words
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Article210 1917-02-09 14 To tho Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,—Would you kindly allow mo to ask your readors if any of them can help men to settle tho oxact locality of a grave in the old Protostant Cemetery at Malacca Tho Rev. Dr. William Milno diod in Malacca on210 words
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410 1917-02-09 14 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,—At tho present time when it is the duty of every man who can be spared, to be in the fighting line—I appeal through the columns of your paper to the British North Borneo Government410 words
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Article206 1917-02-09 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Regarding Germany’s threats of submarining all vessels, neutrals and belligerents, I believe a great many of us endorse the Morning Post’s suggestion in Saturday’s paper, that high Gorman prisoners be placed on hospital ships as hostages. I would go still further to206 words
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Article115 1917-02-09 14 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. JV r ;r W uld lt nofc bo t0 tbo advantage of both tho players and audienco if tho Band mun Co. would try and understand that filth is not tun nor indecency amusing A lar uq number of tho115 words
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266 1917-02-09 14 (From Ouk Own Correspondent). Koala Lumpur, February 6. There was excellent weather and a fair attendance at the opening day of the meeting, for which the going was good. Results— Pahang Starks. —1 Silvia (Mat Noor); 2 Silverlight (Norman); 3 Nullius266 words
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440 1917-02-09 14 The Chief Justice, Sir John Bucknill, K.C., was engaged in the Supreme Court, on Tues day, upon a legal argument as to whether in a action brought in this Colony on a foreign judgment, a defence could be440 words
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Article117 1917-02-09 14 In their Singapore share circular, dated January 81, Messrs. Fraser and Co. stated: Our market still remains lethargic with no fluctuations of importance in any single stock in either section of our list. Several dividends have recently been declared by local rubbers viz., interims of 15 per117 words
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Article125 1917-02-09 14 Reuter's Tble U r AM8 London, February 2, l sn Cairo: The death of Lord Cr created a profound impression h b papers eulogise him as the g re kteif« London, February 8, 8.55 p m There was a large congregation at i memorial service to LordReuter's TbleUrAM8, - 125 words
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Article63 1917-02-09 14 Reuter’s Telegram. London, February 6, 25 p.m. The Senate, after a heated discussion, pua ed, by 62 votes to 19, over the President! veto of the Immigration Bill containing tin literary test to which Mr. Wilson objected. As the measure has already passed the Hoose it now becomesReuter’s Telegram. - 63 words
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Article47 1917-02-09 14 Reuter's Telegrams. London, February 6, 1.25 p.m. Dublin University by-election resulted Mr. Samuels, K.C., 1481; Sir Robert Wood] 769. For North Roscommon, Coant Plunkett had 3022 votes Mr. Devine (official national ist)i 1708; Mr. Tully 687. For Rotherham, the ex-M.P. Mr. Arthur Richardson was returned unopposed.Reuter's Telegrams. - 47 words
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Article36 1917-02-09 14 Reuter’s Trlboram. London, January 2, 3.15 p.m. Washington The House of Represent* tives has repassed the Immigration Bill. The literacy test consists of immigrants’ ability to read and write in their own language,Reuter’s Trlboram. - 36 words
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Article44 1917-02-09 14 Reuter’s Telegram. London, February 5. 8.55 p.m. Wellington: The rescue ship Aurora b&s sent a wireless message that she has relieved the seven surviving Shackletonians who were marooned in the Roes Sea. Three others perished. The Aurora is due on February 10.Reuter’s Telegram. - 44 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article19 1917-02-09 14 The Sepoy Lines gold medal has been won by Dr. Campbell with a score of 43+45 —4= 84.19 words
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Article115 1917-02-09 14 The February spoon of the Singapore Ladies’ Rifle Association was won by hauy Evelyn Young. The scores were 150 100 Nett Total with yds. yds. score, h cap. Lady Evelyn Young 27 28 55 68.13 Mrs. Mauldon 30 81 61 67.90 Brooke 28 80 58 67.43 n Payne115 words
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Obituary103 1917-02-09 14 OBITUARY. Reuter’s Telegrams. London, February 1, 6.25. a m. London: The death has taken place of Admiral Kane, the boro of the Calliope at Samoa in 1889. London, February 5,1.30 p m. The death is announced of the Earl of Harrington. London, February 5, 5.20 p.m. The death is announced103 words
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2118 1917-02-09 15 Letter from Home. PRESIDENT WILSON’ S CHRISTMAS BOMBSHELL. From our Special Correspondents I London, December 29. I i» r «i lent Wilson’s note to the belligerent’s m tallen like a bombshell in this country, Eturbing "bat Christmas peace the horrors K war bad left to us, and sending us into2,118 words
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492 1917-02-09 15 We have received the following from a lady correspondent As one reads the stirring announcement from London, January 30, The Reserves 18 year olds called up—does it really convey any meaning of tbe stupendous sacrifice to us, or are these words which492 words
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758 1917-02-09 15 Hitherto the most reliable source of information on coconut planting in Malaya has been Bulletin No. 2, of 1910, written by Mr. L. C. Brown, late Government Inspector of Coconut Plantation?, F.M.B. Wo nave had occasion to refer to it waoy times, and758 words
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Article88 1917-02-09 15 Tho rate of mortality in tho Settlement; of Singapore for the week ended January 27 wan 30.17 per mille of the population. The total number of death* wan 20d, of which 167 were male subject* and 41 female. Convulsion* claimed 24, phthisis 33, malaria, fever 22, beriberi88 words
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1265 1917-02-09 16 Excess Profits Tax. NEED FOR PROVIDING FOR NEW TONNAGE. Shipowners Enormous Gains. Never b< fore has our sLippiug industry made sued profits hh since the outbreak ol war. Struggling companies with an unsuccessful past and none too cheerful prospects have been quite set on their feet, while the prosperous concerns1,265 words
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Article275 1917-02-09 16 The London correspondent of the Malay Mad, writing on January 4, says (tenoral Hubback was among the batch of officers personally decorated by the King at the last investiture held in Buckingham n H© received the insignia uf the O.M.U. Brig. General Hubback was lookiog very fit275 words
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919 1917-02-09 16 An address was presented to Captain A. R. Chancellor, Inspector General ot Police, by the uikhs of the Straits Settlements and F.M.S. at Pearl Hill, Sepoy Lines, on Suuday afternoon, at 2.30 p.m. Messrs. C. Hannigan, C.P.O (M. Kodesse, Secretary,919 words
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589 1917-02-09 16 MAN-POWER IN MALAYA The F.M.S. Government ’s Attittude Defined. Tbe General Secretary 0 f tbe Fv, Chamber of Commerce Iran received from the l uder Secretary, F.M S in the resolution recently paw* d’ at > meeting of the P.A..M the F.JI.S. CU„V““ Minea and the F.M S. Chamber of589 words
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Article189 1917-02-09 16 The trial has been proceeding in the trict Court, Penang, before Mr. R. D. Acton, of four Chinese —(1) Lim Liang Boon, attempting to export gold leaf to the value of about 810,250 to Deli, a port other than British possession, on or about December 1910, in189 words
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807 1917-02-09 17 troui Tokio, dated January 15, eS Tnudred and sixty of the crew of the Tsukuba fortunately happened to be 19 ‘t lutv when tho terrible explosion in the powder magazine of the u "j cuiscr. Out of tho807 words
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497 1917-02-09 17 The fifth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Eastern Smelting Company, Ltd., was held at the offices, 30-31, St. Swithin’s-lane, E.C., Sir Ernest W. Birch, K.C.M.G. (the chairman), presiding. The Chairman saidln the balancesheet you will see that the property account497 words
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349 1917-02-09 17 An important notifleation appears in a recent issne of the Ceylon Government Gazette regarding compulsory servioe and registration. It is signed by Mr. R. E. Stubbs, Colonial Secretary, and reads as follows It is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor in349 words
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352 1917-02-09 17 A member of the Municipal Council of Bourg, a miner who has recontly returned home, describes in The Matin the way in which the Germans are exploiting the Briey mining district, in the Department of Meurtho and Moselle.352 words
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Article105 1917-02-09 17 There is groand for stating that, as the result of communications which have passed between the British and Japanese Governments, an agreement has been arrived at by which the shortage of tonnage may very soon be considerably relieved. This applies, says the London correspondent of the Birmingham105 words
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Article59 1917-02-09 17 Edgar.— On February 4, at No. 3, St. Thomas Walk, to Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Edgar, a son. Stuart. —On February 4, at Pajam Estate, Batang Benar, to Mr.* and Sirs. W. C. St lart, a daughter. Gordon-Stablbs. —On December 29, at Mor-nington-avonuo mansions, West Kensington, the wife59 words
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Article166 1917-02-09 17 Singapore, Fkbkuary 8, 1917. EXCHANGE* On Loftocii Bank 4 m/s 2/4| Demand 2/4$ Privato 8 m/a 2/4f$ On Frangi Bank T. T. 826 On India Bank T, T, On HoNGRONG...Bank d/d l$%pm On Shanghai ...Bank d/d 62) On Java Banit T. T, 187 On Japan Bank H166 words
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Article346 1917-02-09 17 Singapore, February 8, 1917. MINING. Bayers Sellers. 10 10 Ampang 6.60 6.60 1 1 Ayer Weng 1.00 1.10 10 10 Kanaboi 1.00 1.26 19 10 Kinta Association 8.60 10.00 41 41 Kinta Tin 1.10.0 1.17.6 41 41 Lahat Mines 4.00 6.00 10 10. Malayan Collieries 11.00 12.60346 words
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Advertisement131 1917-02-09 17 NOTICE. Tho post tree price of the Straits Times to the United Kingdom and foreign countries is a year. Toe post fre price of the Straits Budget is $i4 yea r to any part of the world. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions for shorter131 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article68 1917-02-09 1 Gknbral— Rubbor Items F.M.S. Rubber Export Duty Dr. Nijhuis’s New Action 1 Dunlop Rubber Case 1 Rubber Substitutes in Germany 2 Singapore Rubbor Auctions 2 London Rubber Share Markot 2 January Rubber Returns 3 .lava Produce Market 3 Mkktinoh ani> Kbi-orts Taiping Planters 1 Raub Rubber Estates 2 Bantam68 words
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Article331 1917-02-09 1 Mr. H. A. Mason, of Lauadron, has returned t from leave. c ftandycroft Rubber Company, Ltd., lias i declared a third interim dividend of 7 per 1 cent. The death has occurred in Batu Gajah Hospital of Mrs. R H. Philipps, of Nova Scotia Estate. Messrs. Lewis and331 words
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Article92 1917-02-09 1 For the period from February 9 to 15 inclusive, the value of the highest grade of rubber is fixed at 2s. lC<|d. per lb., and tho duty on cultivated rubber on which export is leviable on an ad valorem basis in A accordance with the rules92 words
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Article1034 1917-02-09 1 The activities of Dr. Xijhuis io connection with the Siak Indrapoera Rubber Concessions, Ltd., long since liquidated, have by do means come to an end, says the X.-C. Daily News, j for a new action is1,034 words
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Article186 1917-02-09 1 In the Chancery Division, Dublin, on December 14, before Mr. Justice Barton, a settlement was arrived at in the action brought by the Dunlop Rubber Company (Limited) against J. Humphries, cycle, motor, and electrical engineer, of East Bridge street, Enniskillen, for an injunction to restrain him from186 words
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604 1917-02-09 1 A general quarterly meeting of the Planters’ Association was held on Mturdifl in the Perak Club, Taiping, says the I’Iu&qS Gazette. Mr. W. 8. Cookson was in the chair, aafl others present were Messrs. W. H. TaU.boftM secretary, H. de Z. Lancaster,604 words
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1178 1917-02-09 2 nn imarv general meeting of the KstaU'f. United. wa* hold on «B b at the London Chamber of 'cKford Court, E.C., Mr. Janie* HifTittullo (chairman of the company) Hf Chairman *aid: Gentlemen Mr. Wm hl 1 regret very much1,178 words
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449 1917-02-09 2 The report of the Bantam (Java) Rubber Estates, Limited, states that the profit on the year’s working, as shown by the profit and loss account, is £55,260, to which has to be added the amount brongbt forward, £4.950, making449 words
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Article144 1917-02-09 2 In an article dealing with pneumatic tyres, the German paper Sport states that the bicyclist has become almost extinct since the seizure of rubber tyres, A substitute for these has been found, however, in the form of corks out of bottles, and the fact that it144 words
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488 1917-02-09 2 The 280th auction of the Singaporo Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association was held on January 31 and February 1, when there was ottered for sale piculs 11,395.02 or 1,519,336 lbs. (tons 678.27) Prices realised Sheet smoked fine ribbed ...9189 to 1146 good488 words
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Article229 1917-02-09 2 The L. and C. Express of January 3 says: Business has been interrupted by tbe Christmas holidays and also by tbe fog conditions which delayed the mails so it is not surprising that price changes are few in number. The share market as a whole is229 words
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496 1917-02-09 2 At the annual meeting* of the Bantam and Lankapoera Robber Companies, which have just recently been held, the chairman in each case made identical statements respecting the company’s position and the former firm of Bebn, Moyer and Co., Ltd., which496 words
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323 1917-02-09 2 Presiding at the meeting of the Majedie (Jobore) Robber Estates, Limited, held on December 15, at 88, Eastcbeap, Mr. A. W. Warren said that at tbe last meeting, held in November, 1915, shareholders were in* formed that tbe company might then be Raid323 words
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Article764 1917-02-09 3 Antflo-M-ftlifty.--147.2tt) lbs. HikuuJ. ‘28,400 lb-*. Broome. —35,061 lbs. Rubber Company of Malay.—2o,3oo lbs. filphil.-20,800 lb". Golden Hope. —‘27 lbs. Hidden Streams.—2l,4oo lbs. K&rak —18,085 lbs. London Asiatic.-133.518 lbs. Kuala Kubu. —13,753 ibs. Luinut. 93,500 lbs. I’ataliug 56,740 Ibs. Kibu.— 22.815 lbs. 5e1aba.—57,944 ib-». Tebolaug—7,44l lbs. Kubber Estates764 words
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Article205 1917-02-09 3 Messrs. Francis Peek and Co.’s Weekly Report. Messrs. Francis Peek and Co., Singapore, supply us with the following report on the position of the Java produce market for the week cndiDg February 3: Batavia, February 2. Rubber.—The market is strong, first grades selling freely at f.1.65 per205 words
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1099 1917-02-09 3 Stock Siuoan Issued Par Dividends. Malayan Exchange Fraser A iv* Capital Value Companies. Prices. Closing p ri s P W16. 1915. January 2. Februar^ 150,000 2/- 85% 60% AngloMalay 11,10* xd 10/- i», 6J.OOO1,099 words
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Advertisement144 1917-02-09 4 At present in stock: AUSTRALIAN CHEDDAR CHEESE of excellent quality. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE Co., Ltd. Singapore! Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. DINNEFORD’S Si The Physician’s Core for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel. Safest and moat Effective Aperient for Regular Use. the UnivMsal 1 r--*' w IM PORTAHI NOTICE. In eonaequdnoe144 words
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Advertisement215 1917-02-09 4 To enrich the blood To strengthen muscles, bones, nerves and brain—you cannot do better than take SCOTT’S Emulsion. In every part of the world this valued food tonic has proved its worth as the purest and best of all forms of cod liver oil treatment and the richest strength-maker for215 words
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Advertisement139 1917-02-09 4 A poehive paying inveefment hi any bvuntm, whether large or —all, GOOD PRINTING Its ad. Yoor which 7<m cry yon on Don ni m mm for the poor kind, grttee It always. IffMMh be to K no. We tevftte to Ah depertpricea. We fidtiWCtfJ FMKViW fifiligin I te this enabling139 words
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Advertisement87 1917-02-09 5 February 9, 1917 The Straits Times Press, PHOTO PROCESS ENGRAVERS. Dim')mTn'aiD3XJ3Ji]-n:n L? if* v ft 4 ft v i -V rzrJ V' r. •v. •T* yV* 7 V) f* V V w X i a« fern** S55S3111SZSBIEI1B! Photographs and Line Drawings Reproduced The Straits Times l I PUBLISHED AT SINGAPORE87 words
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