The Straits Budget, 23 March 1917
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1917-03-23 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.** VOL. LXXI No. 3084 Singapore, Friday, March 23. 1917. ISTAILISNEI OVU HALF A CCNTWY. Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article163 1917-03-23 1 LEADERS— German Retreat 12 Bagdad and Victory 12 Russia's Uprising 12-13 Bapaume 18 Military People 13 Ending Enemy Business 13-14 Local and General Local and Personal 1-2 Baghdad City of Caliphs 2 The War 3-8 St. Anthony’s Bread 8 Singapore Choral Society 8 Crar of Russia Abdicates163 words
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Article3213 1917-03-23 1 au j^. anaua l general meeting of the Straits ot,c Physical Cultnrists was held at their »i._ Kampong Bahru Road, and riffi owin g gentlemen were elected as Chan t y erB or year 1917 President, Tav i? iew (re-elected) vice-president, Thia^ 11 3 ,ow kon secretary,3,213 words
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Article1826 1917-03-23 2 “ Muzunn - B! Muzunn Could Haroun-ar Rashid havo returned at any timo daring the past two hundred and seventy-nine years to walk about Baghdad in disguise, socking information as to the welfare of his people as was his wont, be wonld have returned to weep at home, for1,826 words
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THE WAR.
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Article2336 1917-03-23 3 Reuter's Telegrams. British Advance. STEADILY ENCIRCLING BAPAUME. Signs From Macedonia. Rkutkr’s Telegrams. London, March 14, 11.45 a.m. Field Marshal Haig reports: Our line advanced on a mile and a half frontage south- west and west of Bapaume. We prooressed on a two thousand yards frontage south of AchietReuter's Telegrams. - 2,336 words
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Article862 1917-03-23 3 Germans Still Retiring RAIDS IN THE FRENCH ARENA. British War Finance. London, March 15, 11.20 p.m. Field Marshal Haig reports The area of the enemy’s withdrawal has extended south(wards. We occupied trenches on a 2J miles front southward of St. Pierre Vaaat Wood, to the north of Saillisel.862 words
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Article3245 1917-03-23 4 Bapaume Occupied. BRITISH ADVANCE STILL PROCEEDING. Peronne Reported in Our Hands. London, March 17, 12.5 a.m. Field-Marshal Haig roports Tho advance to tho north of tho Somme was continued and wo hold nearly tho wholo of St. Pierre Vaast Wood, also tho tronchos oxtending a thousand yards southward3,245 words
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Article1958 1917-03-23 5 British Advance. SIXTY FRENCH VILLAGES OCCUPIED. Whole German Line Moving Back. London, March 18, 11.25 p.m. Field Marshal Haig reports We occupied Nesle, Chaulnes and Peronne. We have pressed back the Germau rearguard and advanced several miles, daring the twentyfour hours, to a maximum depth of ten miles,1,958 words
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Article3425 1917-03-23 5 Where Will Enemy Stand? THE RETREAT STILL GOING ON Scores of Villages Recovered. London, March 20, 12.5 a.m. Field-Marshal Haig reports: Our pnrsuifc was continued. Our cavalry advanced guards are driving back the enemy rearguards. The ground gained is of a depth of two to eight miles. Forty3,425 words
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Article3296 1917-03-23 7 German Outrages. WELLS POISONED GIRLS ENSLAVED. Imperial War Cabinet. London, March 21, 20 a.m. Field-Marshal Haig reports: Despite less favourable weather, considerable progress has teen made on the greater part of the front of nr advance southward of Arras, and a farther fourteen villages have been cleared of3,296 words
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Article178 1917-03-23 8 The thirteenth annual report of tho Association of St. Antony de Padua at Singapore on tho Administration of the Fund of St. Anthony's Broad for the year 1916 states: Balance up to Decombor 31, 1915, 15,411.87 received up to December 81, 1916, 12,366.32-17,778.19; expondod in 1916, $2,081.38.178 words
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Article129 1917-03-23 8 The cobo of William Whyte Mathie, quarter* master in the A.S.G., who is charged with cheating the Straits Trading Co., Ltd., in March, 1914, by inducing them to issue a choquo for 94,544, came beforo the third police court on Monday and was transferred to the district129 words
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Article122 1917-03-23 8 Thoro was a good attendance at the meeting hold in tho Victoria Hall on Wednesday afternoon to consider tho proposal to form a choral society for Singapore. Mr. E. A. Brown, tho convonor of the mooting, oxplainod tho proposal and invited suggestions. It waB unanimously deoidod to122 words
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Article39 1917-03-23 8 (The Straits Timos is not responsible for tho opinions of its correspondents. Correspondents should bear in mind that letters must be short and to the poiut. Long, rambling epistles are liable to be rejocted or ruthlessly cut dowu.j39 words
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Article254 1917-03-23 8 To tbe Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—With reference to the important advice from the Crown AgentB published in yesterday’s papers, it is to be hoped that the Municipal official who is responsible for the issue of notices to house-owners requiring them to replaoe wooden bressummera with254 words
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Article253 1917-03-23 8 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —A month or two ago there was usually to be seen in the streets of this town a man dressed in a khaki cassock giving away papers describing his visions and dreams. He has now been certifiod insane and253 words
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Article958 1917-03-23 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. r —I take the liberty of writing the following few lines regarding this all-important question, and would ask you, should space pormit, to kindly insert it in your newspaper. I suppose scarcely a day passes but what one or another of958 words
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Article97 1917-03-23 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—This morning at about 8 o’clock when cars Nos. 12 and 29 met beyond the Geylang village the former had to go astern in spite of a full load of office kranis and others who desired to reach their destinations97 words
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Article101 1917-03-23 8 Chinese Empire.” To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I notice in reading through your editorial of to-day that, in writing about tbe severance of diplomatic relations by China with Germany, you mentioned the Chinese I hope this is only'a slin of than intentionally.-lVours, etc P6D ratller Singapore, March 16,1917.101 words
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Article283 1917-03-23 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Si r »—I shall be glad to know whether the Government would assist men to go anS work in the munition factories, or whethet there is a fund available for such a purpose? There are at present a large283 words
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Article168 1917-03-23 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—On last Saturday night I happened to go to the Raffles Bakery in order to quench my thirst. When I bad seated myself a boy came up to me asking me to go to another room. When I asked him what he168 words
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Article200 1917-03-23 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I notice that the Cinematograph Film “The Battle of Somme” will be exhibited at the Victoria Theatre on Monday next. It is stated to be His Majesty’s Govern* ment tonr in aid of war charities. As several questions have200 words
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8294 1917-03-23 9 Telegrams. London, March 15, 10.5 a.m. The Tsar has abdicated and the Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch is appointed regentLondon, March 15, 8.35 a.m. Three days’ silence from Russia has been broken by the Petrograd correspondent on March 13, in describing the revolutionTelegrams. - 8,294 words
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Article181 1917-03-23 11 The Under Secretary, F.M.S., has forwarded the following information to the Malay Mail for publicationA telegram has been received from tbe Government of Madras, dated March 19, to the effect that tbe emigration of Indian labour to the F.M.S. is to be limited to the lowest possible minimum181 words
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Article162 1917-03-23 11 The current issue of tbe Government Gazette contains a list of companies which have been struck off the register under section 253 of tho Companies’ Ordinance, 1915. Those struck off this year are Tho Singapore-Sumatra Timber Co„ Ltd the Pontian Kukub Syndicate, Ltd., Lfiiggeng Tin Prospecting Syndicate,162 words
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460 1917-03-23 11 Tho following gentlemen constitute the undermentioned Advisory Boards for the Colony for the year 1917 Chinksk. Singapore.—Chairman The Protector of Chinese, S.S.; Hokkion—Hon. Dr. Lina Boon K«ug, J.P., Messrs. Lee Choon Guao, J.P, Lim PengSiang, J.P., Seet Tiong Wah, J P., Tan Kheam Hock,460 words
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Article91 1917-03-23 11 (From Our Own Corrksi'ondknt Ipoh, March 19. The Times of Malaya is officially informed that the High Commissioner is in correspon denco with the Secretary of State for tho Colonies on the subject of the alienation of State land to foreigners and that until he receives further91 words
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Article97 1917-03-23 11 Mr. 11. Rooser, Adelphi Hotel, baa received, through local Hoad(]uartera, a very graceful letter of thanks from tho War Oflioe, London, in acknowledgment of tho handaomo sum of 9393.50 which he waa instrumental in raiaing for tho benefit of British priaonera internod in (iermany. Cordial thanks are97 words
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THE Straits Budget
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Article1122 1917-03-23 12 —Straits Times, March 16. We cannot fiod aoy trace of evidence that the last retreat of the Germans on the Sommo was strategic. It seems to have been forced upon tho enemy by the British pressure, which is kept up with splendid persistency considering tho obstacles that have.—Straits Times, March 16. - 1,122 words
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Article1082 1917-03-23 12 Straitfl Tim a, March 17. It has rather surprised us to see the depth of tbe impression created by the British success at Bagdad. We remember when Kut surrendered making a remark that of course it would not affect the result—we should got to Bagdad all theStraitfl Tim a, March 17. - 1,082 words
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Article1088 1917-03-23 12 Straits Times, March 19. There are two K reat dao K e„ with autocracy-the one that the M may be a tyrant, the other that be mart" weakling. If be it a tyrant be will certainly be erne! and ambition,, people into desperate adventures with callo" indifference toStraits Times, March 19. - 1,088 words
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Article1085 1917-03-23 13 Straits Ximts, March 20. The capture of Bapaume produces a renewal of the uneasy feeling with which we Lave viewed the whole of the operations in the West during the past fortnight. It is a precious gain, but it has come so easily that it is hard to believe.— Straits Ximts, March 20. - 1,085 words
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Article1040 1917-03-23 13 serfs of a militarist autocrat. —Straits Times, March 21. Sir Walter Raleigh, the distinguished University Professor, speaking some time ago at a meeting of the Royal Colonial Institute, declared that the Germans aro not a warlike people. He quoted with appreciation the story of an English private whoserfs of a militarist autocrat.—Straits Times, March 21. - 1,040 words
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Article1133 1917-03-23 13 the pant two and a lialf yi ura. StraitH TiiucB, March 22. The Attorney-General referred on Tuesday with suave good temper to some reoent comments we made on the delay there baa been in winding up the principal German, businesses in Singapore. He referred to our errorthe pant two and a lialf yi ura. — StraitH TiiucB, March 22. - 1,133 words
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664 1917-03-23 14 Mr. II. Kobinson, chairman, signs the tenth report of the directors of Kanabni, Ltd to be presented at the annual meeting next week. Tho report says: Your directors beg to submit a duly audited statement of accounts for the year ended December664 words
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Article136 1917-03-23 14 Eire broke out in the upper storey of 54, Middle Hoad, on Wednesday night, and the brigade received a call at 9.43. The ground floor is occupied as a liquor shop aud this was not touched, the outbreak being confined to tbe rooms above, which wero burnt136 words
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Article295 1917-03-23 14 Reuter's Telegram. London, March 14, 10 25 p ui. The Duchoss of Connaught is dead. London, March 19, 6.35 p.tn. The funeral of the late Duchess of Connaught took place in St. George’s Chapel, Windsor. It was a dignifltd and simple ceremony and one feature was theReuter's Telegram. - 295 words
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917 1917-03-23 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, March 19. On Wednesday last the members of No. 2 Company of tbe Malacca Volunteer Rifles entertained 2nd Lieutenants Tan Soo Hock and Tan Chong Lek to dinner at the Malacca Chinese Club, the nse of which917 words
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271 1917-03-23 14 Mr. Hoo Wei Yen, Chinese Consul-Genera’, forwards to us the following copy a telegram which he has received from the Foreign Office at Peking. China has been maintaining strict neutrality since outbreak war. Chinese citizens serving on board foreign merchantmen have271 words
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Article110 1917-03-23 14 Mrs. C. I. Carver has kindly presented to the F.M.S. Hospital at home a sum of X10 to bo used for the purchase of a wheeled chair, in memory of he r late son, Lieut. Alec lirayant CummiDg, killed in Mesopotamia 'j 1 connection with the relief110 words
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4566 1917-03-23 15 A meeting of the Legislative Counoil was jeltl on Tuesday afternoon. His Excellency ■he Governor (Sir Arthur Yonng, G.C.M G.) .resided, and the other members present rere:—-H. E. the General Officer Cora landing (Major-General D. H. Kidout, 3X/1-),4,566 words
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606 1917-03-23 16 The Hon. Mr. C. W. Darbishiro was reelected to represent the Singapore Chamber of Commerce on the Legislative Council at a special meeting of members of the Chamber called on March 15 for the purpose of making a nomination. As the606 words
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Article29 1917-03-23 16 Kkctkk’s Tklkoram. London, March 19, 7.30 p.m. Batavia A representative of the Commonwealth of Australia is proceeding to India on a mission of closer Indo-Australian trade relations.Kkctkk’s Tklkoram. - 29 words
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911 1917-03-23 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, March 19. Saturday, the 17th inst, was a red-letter day at the Police Club on account of the final of the championship and the distribution of prizes. Jupiter Pluvius behaved extremely well, and the weather could not911 words
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Article516 1917-03-23 16 Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s Weekly Circular. w In K^ ir w SinKap^re hare cir cular, dated March 14, Messrs. Fraser and Co. state Our market advioe can differ only slightH from many of our previous n-poJts J2 current year. Market fluctuations are scar* ly discernible and share516 words
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Article185 1917-03-23 16 An interesting story was told at the Southern Polioe Court, Calcutta, in connection with an ingenious opium smuggling device adopted by two Chinese named Long Fong and Ah Chong, who were charged with being in unlawful possession of about twelve seers of opium. The accused wero on185 words
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31 1917-03-23 16 Tho Acting Treasurer, Straits Settlemeu kindly informs us that the subscriptions the Straits Settlements 0 per cent, war >-o< now exceed 12J million dollars.31 words
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167 1917-03-23 17 (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipob, March 16. lon prominent Kinta towkays, headed by r Won (iiek have banded to the Editor of ,c Times of Malaya ten subscriptions of thousand dollars each to start a fund to festnt Britain with a Tank from167 words
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495 1917-03-23 17 I At the Assizes on Tuesday the jury returned ft unanimous verdict of gnilty in the case of ian Choon, a Teochew, who was charged Kith the attempted mnrder of Sim Koon thin. Accused had been a cook at a spirit Lop and495 words
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Article136 1917-03-23 17 I staff fl f 8 P 1! )all, a popular member of I i' nr 16 ot, gkong and Shanghai I raff*?* 1 1 waH “arried at St. I Mar dan«ft e<3ra1 00 March 14 to I and "\t tcr *he late Mr. John I Gilipq f8,136 words
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Article778 1917-03-23 17 List of League Fixtures. Matches in the Singapore Football Association League wore to have been started on Thursday, but for various reasons the meetings of S.R.C. and Sea Defence! and Wireless and Y.M.C.A. and Hhropshiros and S.C.C. have had tobe postponed, and new dates will be arranged later. Appended778 words
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320 1917-03-23 17 The report of tho honorary secretary of the Singapore Family Benefit Society for February, 1917, states that the membership at the end of February, 1917, stood at 718 members, of whom 483 members had completed their one year’s membership and therefore320 words
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Article74 1917-03-23 17 Reuter’s Telegrams, London, March 21, 1.25 a.m. Washington: A United States note to Carranza, President of Mexico, is published declining a proposal for neutral action with a view to forcing a European peace by cutting off the exports to belligerents. Tho Bishop of Singapore concluded hisReuter’s Telegrams, - 74 words
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Article48 1917-03-23 17 Crowthbr. On March 13, at Bukit Tiruab Estate, to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. F. Crowtber, a son. Andre. —On March 19, tho wife of Mr- H. D. Andre, Timber Inspector, Kuala Pilab (F.M.S. Railways) of a daughter. Mother and child doing well. (Ceylon papers please copy).48 words
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Article42 1917-03-23 17 Aspinall—Gillies.— On March 14,1917, at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore, by tho Ven. Archdeacon Swindell, H. C. Aspinall, of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, to Marie Lyndhurst Gillies, oldest daughter of tho late Mr. John Gillies and Mrs. Gillies, of Ilford, Essox.42 words
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Article166 1917-03-23 17 SiMOAPoaa, March 22, 1917. EXCHANGE. Louise* h ..Bank 4 m/s 2/4| Demand 2/44 Private 8 m/a 2/4f9 On Franor Bank T. T, 826 On India Bank T. T. On HoNOEONo...Bank d/d 4% pm On Shanghai ...Bank d/d 694 On Java Bank T. T. 1884 Oa Japan Bank166 words
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Article336 1917-03-23 17 Singapore, March 22, 1017. MINING. yj[ja! Boyers Sellers. 10 10 Ampang 5.60 0.60 1 1 Ayer Wong 1.15 1.25 xd 10 10 Kanaboi 1.10 1.26 10 10 Kinta Association 9.00 10.00 41 41 Kinta Tin 1.10.0 1.17.0 41 41 Lahat Mines 4.00 5.00 10 10. Malayan Collieries336 words
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Advertisement132 1917-03-23 17 NOTICE. The pint tree price of the Straits Times to the United Kingdom and foreign countries is Ms a year. Toe post fre price of the Straits Budget is $14 ft yet r to any part of the world. It is not necessary to subscribe for a year. The subscriptions132 words
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Obituary32 1917-03-23 17 DEATHS. Tozkr.— On Sunday, March 18, at the General Hospital, Capt. Arthur Gerald Tozer, late 5th Northumberland Fusiliers. Lrb Chim Bock. —On March 21, at his residence, No. 84, Amoy Street, Singapore,32 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article94 1917-03-23 1 Gan-real— Rubber Company Dividends 1 F.M.S. Rubber Export Duty 1 Shanghai Klebang Affairs 2-8 Singapore Rubber Auctions 8 Penang Rubber Auctions 3 Kroewoek Plantations 8 February Rubber Returns 3 Indian Labour 5-7 Death of Mr. D. G. Lumsden 7 Mkrtings and Reports— Teluk Anson Rubber 1 Ayer Kuning Rubber94 words
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Article121 1917-03-23 1 Messrs. Guthrie and Co. write that they arc in receipt of cable advioc that the directors of the Labu (F.M S Rubber Company have declared a final dividend of 80 per cent, in respoct of the financial year ended December 81 last, payable on April 16, and121 words
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Article221 1917-03-23 1 For the period from March 23 to 29, 1917, inclusive, the value of tho highest grade of rubber is fixed at 3s. 3d., and tho duty n cultivated rubber on which export duty i leviable on an ad valorem basis in accordance with the rules under221 words
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906 1917-03-23 1 The seventh yearly report of the directors to the shareholders of the Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Limited, states Your directors beg to submit the company’s accounts for the yoar ended December 81, 1916. The profit for the period906 words
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Article172 1917-03-23 1 A final dividend of 6 per cent., making 15 per cent, for the year, was declared at a meeting of the shareholders of the Ayer Kuning Rubber Estate, Ltd., in the Chamber of Commerce, Penang, on Monday afternoon. Mr. A. F. Goodrich, the chairman of172 words
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630 1917-03-23 1 The report of directors of the Ayer Kuning Robber Co., Ltd., to be submitted it the seventh annual meeting held at the Chamber of Commerce, No. 1, Downing Street, Penang, on Monday, March 19, states: After allowing630 words
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1780 1917-03-23 2 annual general meeting of the Ulu Kugor District Planters’ Association was a n t t i lt Kuala Kubu Rest House on March ■with Mr. W. de L. Brooke in the ebair. ■re wt re also present Messrs.1,780 words
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696 1917-03-23 2 The annual general meeting of Tapah Rubber Estates was held on Saturday at French Bank Buildings, there being present Messrs. W. H. Macgregor (chairman), D. Y. Perkins, W. P. Plummer, P. R. Hill and Mr. Ward, for the secretaries, (Messrs. Evatt and Company).696 words
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1842 1917-03-23 2 Id tho S'jprotuc Court before Mr. Justice L. M. Woodward on March 10 the hearing was resumed of the suit brought by Mr. Mumgaser Cathiravelloo against Messrs. Adams and Allan, Advocates and Solicitors, claiming 9150,000 as damages by1,842 words
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488 1917-03-23 3 Tho Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association usual auction, was held on Wednesday and Thursday, when there was offered for sale 13,008.97 piculs or 1,734,529 lbs. (tons 774.34). Prices realised Sheot smoked fine ribbed $150 to $162 good ribbed 136488 words
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Article60 1917-03-23 3 Messrs Cunningham, Clark and Co„ c ang, advise us that tho undermentioned prices were realised for rubber sold by them by auction and private tender last week. Diamond smoked sheet sir? Plain smoked sheet 145 Diamond unsmoked sheet 194 Bark erepe Blanket crepo Pressed scrap ,c™ P60 words
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970 1917-03-23 3 The diieotors’ report and statement of accounts for the year ended December 31, 1916, to be pnsented st the fourth annual general meeting of the shareholders of Sungei Gettfth Rubber Estates, Ltd., to be held at the Chamber970 words
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186 1917-03-23 3 At a meeting of the board of directors ol Krocwoek Java Plantations, Ltd., held at Shanghai, on February 28, it was decided to recommend to tbo shareholders the payment of a final dividend of Tls. 1 per share, m&k iDg Tls.186 words
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Article46 1917-03-23 3 Glen Bervie.—18,159 lbs. Serdang Central.—25,271 lbs. Langkat Sumatra.—84,380 lbs. Tamiang.—68,761 lbs. Bandar Sumatra.—29,135 lbs. Eastern Sumatra.—9,868 lbs. Lankat.—48,255 lbs. Taiping Rubber.—11,570 lbs. Sapong —27,746 lbs.; to date 56,626* lbs Bukit Katil.—8,658 lbs.; 10 mouths 85.911 lbs. Pulau Bulang.—6,751 lbs.; eight months 84,364 lbs.46 words
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Article179 1917-03-23 3 The report of Pegoh, Limited, states that the estimated crop for the year was 630,000 lbs. The actual crop harvested amounted to 603,967 lbs., of which 541,025 lbs. have been sold to date at an average gross price of 3 8.02d. per lb. The estimated crop for179 words
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161 1917-03-23 4 I n extraordinary general meeting of PlanKitioa and General Developments, Ltd., was Rh od January 81, at the registered office of Re company, 28, Suffolk street, Pall-mall, R\V for the purpose of considering and, if Rought tit, passing resolutions providing for161 words
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1719 1917-03-23 4 An extraordinary general meeting of tho Plantations Trust, Ltd., was held on January 31, at the registered office, 28. Suffolk street, I Pall mall, S.W., to consider resolutions {providing for the amalgamation of the (company with the Batavia Plantation Investments, Ltd.,1,719 words
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735 1917-03-23 4 The eighth ordinary general meeting of the Bataug Benar Rubber Co., Ltd., was held at the registered offices, Chartered Bank Chambers, at uoon on Tuesday. Mr. E. F. Mauldon, the ohairman of the board, presided, and the others present were Messrs.735 words
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846 1917-03-23 4 The annual meeting of the Malakoff Rubber Go., Ltd., was held at the registered officos of the company at noon on Friday. Mr. R. J. Addie, chairman of directors, presided, and the others present were Messrs. J. Sellar and F. L. Tomlin846 words
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7911 1917-03-23 5 We give below the full text of the section relating to the Malaya Peninsula of the report of Mr. N. E. Marjoribanks, I.C.S., and the lion. Khan Bahadur, A. K. G. Ahmad Tamby Marakkayar, tho special officers appointed by7,911 words
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Article230 1917-03-23 7 The Malay Mail reports the death at the European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, on March 16, of Mr, Douglas G. Lumsdcn, manager of Bukit Hitam Estate, Puchong. Mr. Lumsden was admitted into the hospital on Tuesday afternoon suffering from an acute attack of malaria, to230 words
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1035 1917-03-23 7 Issued Par Dividends. Mala™ ExoUsilge PrtSITS'. I Capital Value Companies. t Prices, Closing PriL® 1916. 1916. February 6. March 22*' I 150,000 2/. 85 60% Anglo-Malay 11/7* 10/. 1Q/ I 6 j.uOO *1 30%1,035 words
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Advertisement252 1917-03-23 8 At present in stook: AUSTRALIAN CHEDDAR CHEESE 1 of excellent quality. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE Co., Ltd. Singapore Kuala Lumpup Ipoh and Penang. Dinneford's Magnesia DINNEFORD’S IMPOSE. NOTIC£. In oanaeqi..*’*'* of numarocu i~_.tatiuns purchase n< I must eee the name The Physician’a Cure for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel. on every252 words
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Advertisement215 1917-03-23 8 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 ha3 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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Advertisement143 1917-03-23 8 a poafehr* t in »< ii GOOD PRINTING its far tkapaar Ua4ptf It If jm an to la tki» and low a TnWWCM iVk Ctffi* hfe F rM* ttn Cu4> lujim Carfc MMn, tic. STRAITS TIMES PRE88, Ltd. Talaphaaa No. 34S. Cockles Pills 90 straight to the cause of liverish*143 words
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