The Straits Budget, 23 November 1917
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Title Section28 1917-11-23 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXXI No. 3119 Singapore, Friday, November 23.1917. ESTABLISH! 0 OVCB NAIF A CCNIWV Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article224 1917-11-23 1 LEADERS Critical Moments 12 High Commissioner’s Speech 12 Lord Northcliffe’a Views ...12-13 Considerations 18 General Staff Debate 13-14 Help and Yet More Help 14 Local and Gbnbral— Local and Personal 1-2 Powers and China 2 The War 3-9 Our Day" Fund, 1917... 9 War Week by Week224 words
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Article3458 1917-11-23 1 Trooper Albert Stannett, of the Life Guards, whose homo is in Windsor, has boon recommended for a very heroic action. He was wounded by a shell, and while in hospital in France v ilnutoerod that blood should be taken from his own b dy in order that3,458 words
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553 1917-11-23 2 The Court o f Appeal opened in the Supreme Court on Monday. The Chief JuHtico (Sir John Bucknill, K.C.) presided, and was accompanied by Mr. Justice Woodward, Mr. Justice Ebden and Mr. Justice Edmonds. It transpired that several cases on the553 words
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Article158 1917-11-23 2 Riutkk’s Tblkgrams. London. November 14, 2 80 p.m. Washington The Government regards the Chinese protest against the JapanAmerican agreement in the nature of a declaration of principle not necessitating a reply from the United States as China has merely declared that she does not regard as bindingRiutkk’s Tblkgrams. - 158 words
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Article36 1917-11-23 2 A donation of Guilders 470 to tbe Red Cross Fund in Medan has been generously contributed by Sewa Singh, of Patoembah Estate, Medan. He further intimates his intention of contributing half his pay month-36 words
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675 1917-11-23 2 AMPANG (KINTA) TIN. Additions to Company's Area M ade Last Year. The fifth report of the dirr.»* Rbaroholders in the Amnan! to the Mining Company, Ltd., «uto8 T added *711.08 brongb forward I account. This showe a baL C0 5°“!, standing to tbe credit of profit III 4 46 account,675 words
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Article15933 1917-11-23 3 Rbutkr’s Thlborams. Italian Position. CHECKS TO THE ENEMY ADVANCE. Surprise Attacks Fail. Rbctkr’s Tblburams. London, November 14, 10.25 p.m. As regards General Fayolle’s appointment, mentioned on November 12, the War Office states that the British forces will operate under their own commanders. London, November 14, 6.50 p.m. ARbutkr’s Thlborams. - 15,933 words
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Article2408 1917-11-23 8 Western Front. THE HINDENBURG LINE BROKEN. London, November 21, 3 p.m. Field-Marshal Haig reports: Between St. Quentin and the Scarpe the Tanks broke through successive belts of wire of great depth and strength. The infantry followed and stormed the first defensive system of the Hindenburg line. The Tanks2,408 words
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226 1917-11-23 9 Tho Berliner Tageblatt publishes details of an t xtraordinary attempt to nrra theautborities with new powers for the punishment of ttiiuors who hold Socialist views. A workman at Elberfeld, who is under aye, estAbiifhed a sort of debating society, which combined amusement and politics. Ho226 words
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Article1642 1917-11-23 9 Singapore. Tho Committee Rcknowledgo with thanks fund 0W,U K subscriptions to tho above Proceeds of tho Boxing Exhibition given at tho Uuion .Jack Club, on November 9 284 "MEN.” 5Q Per Chinese Chamber of Commerce, collect* d by Hokiun Community, 12th list 300 Captain T. H.1,642 words
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Article120 1917-11-23 9 Kkutkk's Tklkokamh. 1 4 '>n< 1 f)n, N ivernber 1 >, p.m. NVw York: Miko O’Dowd kt „chi, i out* 4| M -Coy in tin) flth round, wmbiU)| thlf world’* middleweight chfttupiiu-hip. London, November 17, ll.Ill) p.in. Munch*nter Nov»mbi r llundican: 1. Pla-int,-tin 1, 2 (Jo On, 20Kkutkk's Tklkokamh. - 120 words
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Article119 1917-11-23 10 [The Strait* Times if. not responsible for the opinions of its concspor'fc CoircHp' r 'T'H( rtn should bcu 1 »n mind th.u letters inust bo short and to ti point Dong, rambling ej»:stlt.H n't if haole to bi rejft- cd or rnlhlt: c'.y nut it»wn.| Day ok Pkayhk.— His119 words
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Article745 1917-11-23 10 To the Editor cf tho Straits Times. Sir, —There was recently published a booklet entitled 601 Gems ot German Thought selected by Mr. William Archer. A few more Gems hs vo come under my notice recently, and as I think it a pity they should be lost745 words
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Article286 1917-11-23 10 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I should like to draw the ntteutiou of tho Chinese community hero to tho recent flood iu Tientsin, some details of which are given in the issue of tho Straits Times of October 10 and 11 last. The situation there286 words
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Article121 1917-11-23 10 To Ibc.Editor of the Straits Time9. Sir. —With reference to tho above, I wish to point out that An ArgloCbiuese Moslem has been misled in believing that tho R.M.C is only open to old McL&medan boys of the Rallies School. I know for certain that the membership is121 words
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Article517 1917-11-23 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —A few days ago your columns conveyed to us a message from the King appointing Sunday, January 6, as a special day for prayer throughout the Empire. In very impressive words the King reminds us517 words
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Article911 1917-11-23 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —From the columns of your yesterday's issue 1 extract the following, viz.:— It was proposed to hold the St. Andrew’s annual dinner at Rallies Hotel on St. Andrew’s Eve, November 29, but in response to the wishes of a911 words
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Article114 1917-11-23 10 To tbo Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Still another wail from Malacca! I should like lo bring to your notice fh-> want of attention given to customers by tLo banks in Malacca. 1 personally have had to wait more than once almost au hour bt fore receiving114 words
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Article389 1917-11-23 10 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir, —Recently in l\rAk th.ro existed a football league in which m.»cy teams wire playing for a cop. This league has b.eu dissolved as the majority of the teams have withdrawn, owing to their resetting certain remarks389 words
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Article197 1917-11-23 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—While the Our Day Fund has claimed all oor attention for sometime pa« now and appears to have had a good ru i would it not be as well to remind motor ca owners in Singapore that there is197 words
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Article170 1917-11-23 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—The Gazette of the 16th contains the draft War Tax Ordinance 1918. A number of additions and alterations are proposed. Section 7 enumerates deductions to bo made. Under section 7 (d) income derived from securities issued in respect of loans170 words
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Article107 1917-11-23 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —On looking over the results of the drawing of the Joboro Lottery as published in tho Malay Mail” and the Malay Tribune on the one hand, and tho Straits Times on the other, I tind a disparity in certain numbers.107 words
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Article269 1917-11-23 11 To the Editor of the Strait Times. Sir,—Fond for the entertainment of the :rew of H.M.S. Cadmus and of the Singapore Garrison. On the Aognst 19, 1915, yon kindly published a lotter from me, giving, on behalf of the committee of the above-named fund, particulars, audited by Mr.269 words
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Article52 1917-11-23 11 The following snms are gratefully acknowledged Already received 812,682.96 Mrs. Sims (11th) Octobor and November Bridge Win C. C. 1 50 Mrs. Wolff (4th) October, November aud December. 9 A Dinkutn Auzao per E.F.H. (chairs) 912,***** Total received r> Npent ou material balance in52 words
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Article2456 1917-11-23 11 London, Ootober 3. a Two full blown offcuBivcs on the same line 1 with only a week between them is faster J nghting than the Germans care about at this 1 time of day, and tho prisoners2,456 words
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Article120 1917-11-23 11 Mr. 11. G. van Os, editor of the Ked Cross Hook, writes I have tho honour to inform yon that owing to my departure from the Colony 1 have hande I over the disposal of the lied Cross Hook to Mr. K idesse, Supreme Court. The120 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1234 1917-11-23 12 work unhampered.—Straits Times, Novom her 16. Tho Italian trouble threatens to breed more, for we do not like tlio appearance of the political situation either in Britain or in France. In the latter country the resigna'ion of the Painlevo Cabiuot may bo duo to the ministerial attitudo onwork unhampered.—Straits Times, Novom her 16. - 1,234 words
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Article1117 1917-11-23 12 front line forces.—Straits Times, Novem ber 17. It .would be futile to paraphrase any part of the High Commissioner’s speech on the moral and material progress of the Federated Malay States sinco the dato of his last address. The Bprech itself is a most admirable, summary offront line forces.—Straits Times, Novem ber 17. - 1,117 words
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Article1232 1917-11-23 12 enough to beware of him.—Struits Times, November 19. No one can say that Lord Northcliffe is cot ’cute. He has written to Mr Lloyd G erge declining to take chargo of the new Air Ministry, knowing, we have no doubt, tLat whoever bolds that office will haveenough to beware of him.—Struits Times, November 19. - 1,232 words
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Article1177 1917-11-23 13 0'iemy far more than they hurt us. —Straits Times, Ncvembr 20. The outlook might be worse, also it might be very much better. There is every reason to bo well content with tho progress of our forces in h ranee, in Palestine, in Mesopotamia and in East Africa. Germans0'iemy far more than they hurt us.—Straits Times, Ncvembr 20. - 1,177 words
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Article1194 1917-11-23 13 Straits Times, November 21. Tho debate on Mr. Lloyd Goorgc’s Paris speech has passod over with vory littlu incident or excitement as far os we can see, and it would seem to have taken us into u clearer atmosphere. There aro to bo three Generals advising sundryStraits Times, November 21. - 1,194 words
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Article1210 1917-11-23 14 The great Our Day effort is drawing to a close, and there is every reason to hope that the results will surpass even sanguine expectations. It is the one endeavour made under strictly official auspices, and it is for the j greatest and noblest work1,210 words
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518 1917-11-23 14 An interesting judgment was delivered by Mr. Jostico Ebden on Saturday in thn court of criminal appeal with regard to the appeal of eight well-to do Chinese gentlemen agaiust sentences of imprisonment on charges of assisting in the manage518 words
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Article246 1917-11-23 14 Mr. W. D. Scott, Magistrate, Ipob, has heard a case in which W. Read, Assistant Building Inspector, Sanitary Board, Ipoh, was charged with having, on August 13, received from Yu Yew, a Chinese of Menglembu, a sum of $3, as a gratification, other than legal remuneration, as246 words
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Article66 1917-11-23 14 Mr. Pountnoy’s Bill for imposing a War Tax on the basis of income during 1918 is published in tbo Government Gazette. The objects and reasons state.-—This bill continues for tho year 1918 the War Tax on tbo basis of income first introduced into the Colony by66 words
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609 1917-11-23 14 There was a fairly good attendance at meeting held at the S.C C nr, v the 15 to consider the desirabihtv vT arranging for the annual sea and lanH which have been the chief feature of N? W s Day id609 words
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Article212 1917-11-23 14 (Fbom Oub Own CoRRisroNi»*NT.) Malacca, November 19. Rumour says that, for lack of sufficient men to manage all the different bwjK' the Malacca branch of a big firm will Bh° r j be closed down. Poor Malacca! It is one of the first places in Malaya to212 words
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1397 1917-11-23 15 I a special meeting of the Muuicipal ComLissionern was held ou Friday afternoon for lie purpose of accepting the Budget for 1918. R'be President (Mr. F. J. Hallifax) presided, LnJ the others present were Dr. Veerasamy [ml Messrs. Boland Braddell,1,397 words
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171 1917-11-23 15 Following is the results of tho drawing for the Johoro Our Day Lottery, the total of which was $92,003 *****—15 t Prico $28,000 *****-2nd 59,200 *****—3rd $4,600 20 Prizes, $460 each :—*****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****,171 words
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Article95 1917-11-23 15 Writing of the floods a Siam correspondent says* Today Bangkok is tho centre of a huge lake. I have to go through water to the knees to get from tho office to my house. Trains do not ruu aud many trams have stopped. Many pooplo have vacated95 words
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547 1917-11-23 15 .Judgment on a further matter connoctod with tho litigation among meinb'>rs of the Alsagoff family lias been delivered m the Supremo Court by tho Chi« I .Justice (Sir •lohn Buckuill, K.C.). Action arose ii the. matter of tho trusts of Syed Ah.nod547 words
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Article146 1917-11-23 15 A local gentleman bar* just received tbo following from a fair friond wbo asks In it true Wbrhb Women akm Scaiob. To the Editor of tbo Daily Mail. Sir,- In Singapore tbero in a great scarcity of ladies, and any average girl would be no timo146 words
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Article96 1917-11-23 15 The committoo of tho Children’s Aid Society dosiro to acknowledge receipt of $100 from Mr. Willison, of Willison aud Worth Circus. $76 of this amount aro the proceeds of a bum fit performance held on November 13 und tho balance of $26 is a personal donation from96 words
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517 1917-11-23 15 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I have the honour to refer to the leading article m your i«mo of yesterday on the subject of Siugapoio ami tl-.o Bail way.” he iti-iu of $1 .ftOO/Kk) appearing in tho b-.M.S. estiiuati s for517 words
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Article247 1917-11-23 15 Tho fifth annual roport of tho board of directors to the shareholders, in the Chinese Commercial Bank, Ltd., for the meeting to be held on Saturday, November 24, at noon, states: The directors have pleasure in laying before tho shareholders tho balancesheet aud statement of profit aud247 words
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1915 1917-11-23 16 London, October 5. At the moment of writing London in bt int Hwt pt by a delude rf rain and a hurricane ot wind. The caj iral of the Empire in experi encing au autumn storm of the worst1,915 words
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719 1917-11-23 16 An inquiry into the foundering of the local steamtr Hong Wan was bcguu m the Marine Court on Thursday. The Civil District Judge (Mr. Ralph Scott) presided and was accompanied by the Master Attendant (Com rnander B. A. Cator,719 words
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530 1917-11-23 16 It is very natural that a movement v have betn started for a i hoQld Sir Charles Brooke, Rajah of 8a?li°u* el4te was not ouly tho ruler but the wJ > e generous friend of his poo pi, > many who had trading530 words
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150 1917-11-23 16 The Singapore Amateur Dramatic Society aro staging on December 4, 6 and 8 Arthur Pinero’s farce Dandy Dick, which was written for tho Court Theatre and war the third of a series of plays which play goers a fresh source of laugluer. It very successful and150 words
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Article81 1917-11-23 16 The third issuo of Mrs. Dolores 11 son’s map of the F M.S. Railways am j connections lias just been publedit business men this is a distinctly publication which presents in comp u a deal of information about the r,l n ,j Open, under construction and prop°81 words
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7239 1917-11-23 17 Tho Fedoral Council opened its sitting iD the Council Chamber in tbo Government Building Kuala Lumpur, on November 13i H.E. the High Commissioner and the Halers being given the usual guard of honour, says tho Malay Mail. There were present7,239 words
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162 1917-11-23 19 (From Our Own Corrkspondknt.) Kuala Lumpur, November 17. The Federal Couucil resumed this morning. The Chief Secretary moved that a donation of £lO,OOO sterling bo mado to the Belgian Red Cross and £5,000 each to Montenegro, Rumania and Serbia. The U nofficials unanimously supporting,162 words
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Article212 1917-11-23 19 Tho heavy rains of last woek, particularly on Thursday night, have been responsible lor a number of slips on Penang Hill, says the Pinang Gazette. Thore has been a considerable washaway of tho surface on the road and falls of earth which tho l.W. coolies212 words
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1146 1917-11-23 19 The author of tho Book of Artomas writes in tho Daily Chronicle A profiteer is not without honours in his 1 v n country. So spake my lord in the house 1 of his brethron. Aud tho pooplo that1,146 words
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894 1917-11-23 19 The genuinely afloctionato bond between gunners and infantry in tho British army anyone may learn from tho conversation in a Y.M.C.A. hut, or anvwhoro elso in Franco where soldiers with foisure for a yarn congregate. Tho chipping between the two is constant; and894 words
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Article252 1917-11-23 19 Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s Weekly Report. T Messrs. Fruser and Go. in their weekly share circular, dated November 14, stato:— Thu past has been a featureless week in tho share market with no particular demand for any sharers. Thu price of tin ha* advanced to rocord prices252 words
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Article100 1917-11-23 19 (Kkom Ouh Own Coiikksi*oni»knt). Penang, November 16. Tho .C'.C. won tho replayed final for tho Our Day football cup presented by Mr. Oan Teong Lim, defeating the C.R.C. by 4 goals to one. There was an immense crowd present. The winners were far superior at all100 words
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Article102 1917-11-23 19 No news of any kind has been received regarding the homeward bound .Japanese steamer which has been missing since leaving Colombo for Delngoa Pay on September 24. The following were included among tho passengers who joined the ship at Singapore for ports beyond Colombo: Mrs. Whitaker, Mr.102 words
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2264 1917-11-23 20 Mr. Carl W. Ackerman, American corroRpondent in Geimany during the war, until lie returned with Ambassador Gerard, gives Homo interesting new facts of German outrages on American officials and their wives prior to tho American declaration of2,264 words
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Article178 1917-11-23 20 Boforo the acting Chief Judicial Commissioner, Mr. J, H. Innea, P. C. 2852 Bag Singh stood hiR trial on two charges of committing perjury, R3ys the Malay Mail. It transpired in evidence that Mr. Pat Zilwa, Chief Clork of tho Chartered Bank, some time ago had occasion178 words
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507 1917-11-23 20 A host of beautiful things had hom for tho Our Day Auction, held un l Bl ec auspices of tho E. Ho Hean and ft*?® Clubs, which was held on T ar^ en in tho latter organisation’s It opened auspiciously with 8,507 words
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Article347 1917-11-23 20 Further Contests at Union Jack Club, Tho second of the series of service boxine contt nts to bo curried out at the l oion -lacl Club was held on Friday evening. It was not made a publ o occasion, but those wkc vv< ro present en joyed some good347 words
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698 1917-11-23 21 Tbo School of Oriental Studies has just issued what in normal times would have been the first number of a quarterly Bulletin, gays The Observer of September 30. It is a publication which is likely to attract a good deal of698 words
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Article145 1917-11-23 21 Wo have received from Mrs. Booker Hill, Bukit Asahan, Malacca, a cheque for 1220 on behalf of the hospital for soldiers Buffering from facial wounds, and wo are arranging .o havo this amount forwarded to the proper juartor. The subscribers to the fund wore Mr. B. Goldman 850,145 words
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238 1917-11-23 21 Dr. Addißon, speaking at the prize dis tribution at the Charing Cross Hospital Medical School recently, said that to day thero was greater need than over for tho boat that any of them could do. Statistics Hhowod that tho annual wastage of238 words
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Article444 1917-11-23 21 Judgment in favour of the plaintiffs was delivered by the Chief Justice (Sir John Bucknill, K.C.) in tbo Supremo Court action brought by Chop Tyo Heng, preserved pineapple dealers against Chop Kwong Jin lleng, dealers in tin plates, claiming damages for breach of contract. Mr.444 words
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Article91 1917-11-23 21 The rate of mortality in I theSettlement of Singapore for the week ended November 17 was 83.07 per mille of the P o K ,atl J i total number of deaths was 228, of winch 106 were male aubieeto nod 62 tomato. Convulsions claimed 19, malaria fever91 words
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Article22 1917-11-23 21 CliineHO, (or children's Soldiers and Officers Widows and Aid Society, and M (or these S tn tharenpnctive Treaflurera.22 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article36 1917-11-23 21 Tho Sepoy Lines Golf Club ladies' medal for October has boon won by Miss Cavo. Tho following were tho scoros:— Miss Cavo 55 15 40 Mrs. Duncan 50 15 41 Mrs. Holden 44 2 4236 words
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Article139 1917-11-23 21 A team race contested at tho Swimming Club on Sunday morning resulted in an easy win for tho team composed of Captain Vincent, Mr. F. M. Toscouie, Mr. R. D. Buckley and Mr. Stone. Tho usual polo match followed. Chinese Swimming: Club. Thero was a good attendance at tho139 words
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Article135 1917-11-23 21 Rkutkk's Tklkukam. London, November 16, 1.5 a.m. In the House of Lords, in the course of a dobatc on tho Irish situation, Lord Wirnbotno said we must not jump to alarmist conclusions. Ireland was not out of hand. Sho was prosperous and orderly, oxcopting for tho rowdyismRkutkk's Tklkukam. - 135 words
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54 1917-11-23 21 Wo vory gratefully acknowledge the following addition to our fund for assisting the Overseas Club to provide smokos for our soldiers and sailors Lala Bridge $14.50 Tho total wo have rocoivod sinco tho fund was openod in August, 1916, is now $18,211.60 and $18,833.0754 words
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Article21 1917-11-23 21 Tan. —On Novombcr 17, 1917, ut No. 7, Tranquorah Road, Malacca, to Mr. and Mrs. Tan Chong Lock, a daughtor.21 words
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Article35 1917-11-23 21 Poulibr —Gimpkl.—On Novomber H. at Soerabaya, Mr. H. C. I’oulier, formerly of Dominion Estate, Kajang, to Theodora, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gimpel, Holder, Holland. F. M. S. papers please copy.35 words
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Article65 1917-11-23 21 Makkpbacb —Tki.lkt. —On November 17, at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore, by the Venerable Archdeacon Swindell, Ridley, elder son of Hugh Ridley Makepeace, of Wolver hampton, to Lucy Joanna, daughter of Or. Toilet, of Ramsey, Islo of-Man. Fkhoijhon Holman.—On November H, at St Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore. Charles Evolyu Ferguson, of65 words
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Article175 1917-11-23 21 SlNOAI'oKK, Nuvkmhib 22, 1917. EXCHANOE. On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4 Demand 2/4} Private 3 m/s 2/4)J On Fi yni k Bank 818 On India Bank T. T. 157 On Uonukono...Bank d/d 26|%pm On Shanghai ...Bank d/d 65) On Java Bank T. T. 126 On Japan Bank175 words
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Article329 1917-11-23 21 SlNOAPOKK, NaVBMUKlt 22, 1217. MINING. vSao Ba HoU 10 10 Ampang 6.00 I 1 Ayer Wong 2.1G 2.30 10 10 Kinta Association 5.00 7.00 41 41 Kinta Tin 1.10.0 1.17.6 41 41 Lohat Mines 6.40 5.AG 10 10. Malayan Collieries 10.76 12.00 41 41 Malayan Tin 1.10.0329 words
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Advertisement86 1917-11-23 21 NOTICE. The post tree price of the S/raih Ttntei to the United Kingdom and foreign countries is IMS a year. T ie post fre- price ot the Straits Hudgrt is Si4 y®ar to any part of the world. It is not n cessarv to subscribe for a year. The subscription*86 words
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Obituary22 1917-11-23 21 DEATHS. Knocksk. —On November 16, at Leicester, suddenly, Elsio Maude (Queonio), only child of Frederic Knocker, aged 10 years and 2 months.22 words
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Article40 1917-11-23 1 GENERAL Robber Items 1 Singapore Robber Aoctionn 2 October Robber Retorns... 2 F.M.S. Robber Export Doty 3 Meetings and Reports— Mcngkibol Robber 1 Dolok Robber 2 Tuan Mee Robber 2 Malaka Pinda 3 London and Singapore Rcbbbr Pricks 340 words
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Article250 1917-11-23 1 Mr. G. R. S. Whittle, of Ledbury Estate, has returned from leave. Mr. 11. L. Jarris, manager, Seaport Estate, Sungie Way, will leave for India shortly on a holiday. Mr. R. S. Wood, of Jeram Estate, Kapar, Klang, will bo leaving for home in the immediate future,. The250 words
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1710 1917-11-23 1 Tbe ordinary general meeting of the Mengkibol (Central Jobore) Rubber Company, Limited, was held on October 1, at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.C., Lieut.-Col. A, J. Barry (chairman of tbe company) presiding. The Chairman: Before I1,710 words
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1896 1917-11-23 2 Tbo sixth ordinary g< ntral meeting of the Dolok Robber Estates, Ltd., was held at the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Moorgate Place, E.C., Mr. Walter Norfolk (chairman of the company) presiding. Tbo Chairman said Gentlemen, before we start businoss I1,896 words
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387 1917-11-23 2 Tho Singapore Chambor of Commerce Robber Association’s 321st auction was held ou November 15 and 10 when there were offered for sale 13.815.88 piculs or 1,812,117 lbs. (tons 822.37). Prices realised Smoked Sheet: Fine ribbed 0105 to 5111 Good ribbed 94387 words
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427 1917-11-23 2 Tho second ordinary general mooting of shareholders iu tho Tuau Moo Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd., wan liold at tho office of Messrs. Gordon, Kra/.or and Co., Colombo. Mr. N. W. DavicH, director, preaided. Tlie Chairman Raid Just over six months427 words
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Article199 1917-11-23 2 .Jimah.—24,908 lbs. I>japoera.—48,177 lbs. Rangoon Poerba. -63,000 lbs. Batu Kata—47,933 Ibn. Tiram.—8,500 ibn. Pelepah Valley.—27,500 lb*. Kota Tinggi.—*20,000 lbs. Siginting.—12,700 Ibn. Clovolly.—7,015 lbs. Kwaloe. —18,136 lbs. F.M.8. Hubbor.—177.0C0 lb*. K.L. Rubber.—161,000 Ibn. Tan jong Malim.—133,000 lbs. Kuang Rubber.- 27,000 lbs. Sedguley (K.M.S.). 8,900 lbs. Bandar Sumatra.—10,031 lbs.199 words
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958 1917-11-23 3 The seventh annual report of the directors to the shareholders in the Malacca Pinda Rubber Estates, Limited, states Net profit for tho year after deducting directors’foes $254,647.42 Add balance brought forward from last year 4,254.98 Total958 words
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Article85 1917-11-23 3 For the poriod from November 23 to 29 inclusive, the valuo of the highest grade of rubber is fixed at two shillings and sevenpence per lb., and the duty on cultivated rubber on which export duty is leviable on an ad valorem basis in accordance with85 words
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982 1917-11-23 3 Stock c* Issued Par Dividends. Malayan Exchange Fraser 'a Capital Value Companies. Prices, Closing PrjL 8 1918. 1915. September 24. November 22 150,000 2/- 85% 60% Anglo-Malay 15/7* xd 10/6 i 3/ 60 000982 words
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Advertisement504 1917-11-23 4 IJSF trouble yTu Y WOrries and dis us happy net our condition of life, and when the mind that makes your bowels active, your blood pure by the i P V Ur *l? mAch Wealthy, your mind will always be clear and cheerful K U e u Pills directly due504 words
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Advertisement210 1917-11-23 4 To enrich the blood To strengthen muscles, hones, nerves and brain—you cannot do bet.er than take SCOTT’S Emulsion. In every part of the world this valued food tonic has proved its worth as the purest and best o( all forms of cod liver oil treatment and the richest strength-maker lor210 words
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Advertisement433 1917-11-23 4 A positive paying investment in any t Hutinett, whether large or small, it GOOD PRINTING Its value cannot be overestimated. Your advertising matter which you distribute and the stationery you use generally makes a Listing impression, favourably or otherwise, according to its kind. DON’T PAT OUT MONEY tor the poor433 words
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Advertisement45 1917-11-23 5 The Straits Times Press, Ltd PHOTO PROCESS ENGRAVERS. □uxm.Lii mrtTnrrp ■vr* A r ?w V L-: via N M kJ M 4 V*v» •*r 3rw <* <* Si 4fc\*T •v <■ f i y *V -*t k. N a*. ■sawiMwaii m fn Photographs and Line Drawings Reproduced. EmpText45 words
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