The Straits Budget, 22 February 1918
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section27 1918-02-22 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.’ VOL. LXXII Ho. 3132 Singapore, Friday, February 22. I9IS. ESTABLISHES OVfB MftlF rnmWT Price 25 cents.27 words
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Article219 1918-02-22 1 lradbrsR. flections on Silence Wbat are the Facts Bolebeviks aod Pacifists *2 18 Tbe Political Habit J® Sir William Robertson Rumania Local aho Gewihal— Death of Bishop of Macao 2 War Prisoners in Bangkok J Puket Oar Day Fund a Singapore amateur Dramatic Society Education in the219 words
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Article3250 1918-02-22 1 14 2! criminal appeal od February ChinL e 0 heard an ft PP eal b a of rnonti a “aK'Htrate’s sentence <W finf "Koroos imprisonment on •wtant Mr' 11 n° d aHMau,tin public Ti n oa l P^ n a P peared <or Mr. 4 V R3,250 words
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509 1918-02-22 2 The Parishioners of the Church of Sk. Joseph, Portuguese Mission, Singapore, and the public generally will hear with deep regret of the death at the age of 65 years of Hih Lordship, Dotu Joao Paulino a’ Azevedo e Castro,509 words
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375 1918-02-22 2 Tbe German and Austrian prisoners interned in Baogkok have been sent to India, and left for Madras on February 18 180 men ate on one vessel and 90 women and childten on another. About teD prisoners who were in bad375 words
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132 1918-02-22 2 The Poket Oar D.y Lottery C olB subscriptions totalling Ticals 44 w, ‘h drew H.B M V.oe-Ooo.oUwC February 9. The winning numbers 00 Ticket No. 7788.-Drew Ist pnj, .'7 Ticals 11,128, owner Khoan Soothorn’A ant, Amphur, Tbalang, Pukel. Ticket132 words
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196 1918-02-22 2 The committee of the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Society have had under consider*, tion for some time now the question of activities for the present year. Without Ko ini into details, we may say that the progiamme decided upon includes a musical production ou straighter lioes than196 words
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Article215 1918-02-22 2 There are said to be 18 private schools in Kuala Lumpur, and that in many ca»tß the accommodation leaves much to bedtsired. If tbe Government has or ever ban bad any policy about education, nobody knows wbat it is. This is a pity. All that can215 words
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Article225 1918-02-22 2 The rate of mortality in the Settlooeo of Singapore for the week ended February was 37.64 per mille of the population, f total number of deaths was ‘267, of w 207 were male subjects and 66 fern** Convulsions claimed 26, phthisis malaria fever 8»', beriberi 22, small-p225 words
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Article16124 1918-02-22 3 Rictir'* Telegrams. D.bate on Military Policy. n ,j|E MINISTER’S IMPORTANT SPEECH. Rictik’s Tilsohaks. London, February 12, 8.5 a.tn. is taken in tbe resumption (heat ,Dtert of important questions P.r moieot eD|> meat rationing. ke the l rl eDKiD „.,B, and .tote liquor -r“.‘ b0 tupecially the deciaiona olRictir'* Telegrams. - 16,124 words
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Article266 1918-02-22 8 In the third police coart on Monday afternoon Cheoug Ah Loong was charged with the murder of Roll Yan in Pagoda Street on June 8, 19i6. Mr. V. D. Knowles appeared for the accused, who reserved his d» fence, and the Deputy Pablic Prosecutor, V r A266 words
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838 1918-02-22 8 The ninth ordinary general meeting of tbe Sungei Gau Tin Mining Co., Ltd., was held on Saturday at the registered office, Gresham Hoose, Battery Road. Mr. W. P. Plummer, tbe chairman, presided, and the others present were Messrs. A. Reid838 words
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280 1918-02-22 8 The following appears in the pw n Government Gaßette: 6 F Mineral samples are reoeived for an b the laboratory of the Geological Denar.' 7 at Bata Gsj.h, Perak. Charges according to the following |i„, which VS* ject to revision 0 The determination280 words
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Article99 1918-02-22 8 (From a Special Correspondent.) On Thursday a football match to* k place between a team from a naval vessel and members of tbe Malacca Football Club. An exciting game resulted in a draw. The sailors were afterwards entertained to an excellent smoking concert in the Malacca Club. After99 words
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240 1918-02-22 8 We very gratefully acknowledge the following additions to our fund for assisting tbe Overseas Club to provide smokes for our soldiers and sailors Per Mr. W. Graeme Anderson: Ulu Sections, Kt-Untan Volunteer R flee, Parade. January 27 $5ll Per Inspector Bourne, Smgapore Police: (II240 words
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Article27 1918-02-22 9 fTb0 sw.it. Tiojc. i. not lo Ibe opinio Hbould bear in mind that .Sort Md to tbo point. Lon P ll ble reJe0 ed oat down.]27 words
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Article439 1918-02-22 9 To tbe Editor of tho Straits Times. cir —When is our strange British infatuar t m*ed of strong drink to win tbe *>““ lias tbe wretoliid thinp, itse .i| tbe Trade, •oeooeeedert v iicl u ,ade tbe people believe a lie 1 TbelMt P»P«» ,rom Lomo b439 words
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Article247 1918-02-22 9 To the Editor of tho Straits Times. Sir,- I auj sorry to take up your valuable tiui" and space but the It tt,r in your i«sue of r« biuary 12 r gardmg vulg uity of fashion neeUn Homecomment The woman in question •eemH to exonerate the masculine247 words
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Article216 1918-02-22 9 Si?°_u be Edit r f the Straits Time8 ,r,^poodf *2 pabli hed •fclhng of hnirw 5* A harbour re the l0fjr *w attf.rft; TamiI coolies, I beg Co!;7 ontothe »efacU. 8 {"nos wbini, i- h P °PP° sit Radella En Menera 1 rf e 8ed V216 words
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61 1918-02-22 9 To tho Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Wc gratefully acknowledge the fol lowing subscriptions Amount already aknowlodged 1681.97 A Friend g, Mr. W. Haffenden, Bangkok, Tioals 60 82.75 Mrs#R. H. D. Sanderson, Bom bay H. Collection St. Mark’s Seromban 9.75 Rev. Dexter-Alien61 words
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315 1918-02-22 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I shall be very grateful to you, if you would publish the following in your valuable paper (or the benefit of Christian missions. Being invited to be present at a testimo nial meeting in a mission school315 words
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Article1086 1918-02-22 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—It is satisfactory to see from the numerous letters in yoar columns that the public is at last taking an interest in the scandal of horse racing in war time. One would have thought that the example of the House1,086 words
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Article362 1918-02-22 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Until recently North Bridge Road was only watered once a day, bat since the 9th inst., it has been watered twicoaday—at 7 80 a.m. and 3 pm. May I ask the official concerned to be good enough to see that this is362 words
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Article250 1918-02-22 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—We have decided to aocept youi verdict as final in oar controversy. A stands for a lady of German male parentage born and bred in a British conntry. She married B,” a German, who is now dead. A’h adopted son is250 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article69 1918-02-22 9 The result of the Keppel Oolf Club gen* tlemen’s modal for February was as follows: O L. Bornomau 78-4=74 not J Biooie 86 8 78 H. T. White 81 2 79 A. Smith 93 14 79 G. M. Alford 95 10 79 85 cards were taken out. The result69 words
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Article185 1918-02-22 9 Mrs. Payne won the February spoon with a uett score of 61. The scores were as follow 100 100 Net Total with yds. yds. soore. Handicap. Mrs. Payne 31 80 01 87.84 Mugliston. 22 28 60 67 8 n Mauldon... 28 81 59 67.69 Thomas... 80 81 61 67185 words
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2239 1918-02-22 10 From Our Special Correspondent. J t London, December 22. i The core of tlio military situation is Gor 1 many's desperate hurry to reap whatever 1 chance remains to her of a favourable peace before the forces against her are so2,239 words
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378 1918-02-22 10 The Nippon Yusen Kaisha announces with reference to tbe missing Hitachi Mara that the Chikuzen Mara, under tbe command of Capt. Yamawaki ban made a streuuou* search in tbe Sontb Sean and Indian Ocean in co operation with the378 words
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535 1918-02-22 10 SHIPYARD ABLAZE. Serious Damage by Fire at Tanj ong Rhu. Damage to the extent of over $2OO 000 the rough estimate of what was caused l!* the fire which broke out in the shinvarH “,1 Mr. Wong Ah (Jhoongat Tanjong RhnooTW? day afternoon. Wooden buildings in the vard were gutted535 words
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Article327 1918-02-22 10 Rules made by the Governor in Council are publish'd iu a Gazette Extraordinary Notification by employers under section 9 of persons leaving or entering employment shall be delivered to tbe Collector within one month after cessation or commencement of employment, as the caso may be. Returns of327 words
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2164 1918-02-22 11 From Our Special Correspondent. Lcn Ion, December 21. fis not a i* St)akeeapea>re nM n Shakespeare wrote these lines he 1,n |,tve foreseen the condition of c0J d %v.land in tho year of giace 1917. M ,,|rw our fourth winter of2,164 words
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Article312 1918-02-22 11 (Fuom Our Own Corrksponpknt February 15, 1918. The great drop in the price cf this country’s staple exp >rt and the const qnent depression of the money market did not appear to mar the gaiety and rejoicings which contributed much towards converting this proverbial “doll holu into312 words
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Article29 1918-02-22 11 Viscount Drnrnlanrg, heir to the M’rqnis of Q'loensberry, **nd a I lent* caut m the Black Watch, has married Miss Irene Richards, the well-known Gaiety star.29 words
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581 1918-02-22 11 The members of the Dutch Club, who are alw*yn ready to help in the good oau*e of (UUeic, are to be thanked fur giving the opporunity of the rare musical treat which was afforded on Saturday evening. The occasion vus a recital581 words
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Article256 1918-02-22 11 Tho Tim or of Malaya understands that the work in connection with the last portion of the railway from tho F.M.S. to Siam is □eating completion, and that there in a likelihood that through passenger traffic will commence about April 1. The last portion of the F.M.S. lino256 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1227 1918-02-22 12 —Straits Times, February 15. Even a clay or two without fresh new from tho seat of war produced a feeling of restless, not to say nervous, anxiety. One wonders how it would feci to have to spend weeks, or oven months, in blank uncertainty as to the—Straits Times, February 15. - 1,227 words
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Article1139 1918-02-22 12 WHAT ARE THE FACTS Straits Times, February 16. When the Allied war council was formed we expressed considerable mistrust of it. We saw a danger of the control of great' military operations being taken oat of the bands of great military experts. We saw the possibility of a British general.— Straits Times, February 16. - 1,139 words
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Article1198 1918-02-22 12 EmpText Few things have been more horribly revolting that the attempt of the Bolsheviks to lay the blame of present Russian miseries on the people cf Britain and France. We all know that Germany had resolved to make war, and that if one pretext had failed sheEmpText - 1,198 words
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Article1260 1918-02-22 13 i. —Straits Times, February 19. Habit dies hard, and it is the confirmed habit of the British Politician to make as many things party questions as possible. To the big men party is a means to an end, to the small men it is the end itself.i.—Straits Times, February 19. - 1,260 words
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Article1181 1918-02-22 13 nilraitfl Times, February ‘20. Matters do not go well at home; they go, indeed, from bad to worse. When we lost Lord Kitchener all felt a profound thankfulness that in Sir William Robertson Britain had a soldier of tho same Btamp, groat as an administrator and itnilraitfl Times, February ‘20. - 1,181 words
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Article1076 1918-02-22 14 StraitH Tirnen, February 2 It was ono of tho grievances against the Asquith Government that nothing was done to help Rumania. For a year past that country has been in more diro difficulties than at any time diriog Mr. At-quitli's term of office. Rumania may bavo entered tho war,— StraitH Tirnen, February 2 , - 1,076 words
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Article138 1918-02-22 14 Tho following r<priit by Mr. L. H. Clayton on tbo Haro Memorial Fund for tho yiar 1917 appears in the F M.S. Government Gazett* At the begim iug of the year the trustees owned 93,900 worth ef Federated Malay Staton 6 ior cent, war loan bonds, and138 words
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698 1918-02-22 14 Tho Hon. I)r. Liru Boon Kong lias carefully ri vised and reprinted the h otures ho has delivered on Tho Great War during 1914-17. They form a precious contribution to the literature on this subject, booauso the b ctarer dealt698 words
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Article162 1918-02-22 14 A cane tinder tlie Beer Regulations Ac f 1916, came btiuro the King’s Bench Division recently. The action was taken at the instance of the Attorney-General, and the defendants wero the Portsmouth Unitid Breworiep, Ltd. Tho action, .laid the Attorney General, was one of importance, and was162 words
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613 1918-02-22 14 The following is from the annual report of tho Straits branch of the Royal A H i a tio Society, tho fortieth anuual meeting u i which will be held at 6 p.m.on Thursda February 28 Tho active membership of613 words
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Article323 1918-02-22 14 Saturday’s Straits Echo says Just before daybreak this morning a fire broke out tho Khye lieng Bee Rice d Oil Mills at Pmang. It is j jst a little over six muutlis ago that a tiro broke out at the ric* unh f Mr. Lim Cheng323 words
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2666 1918-02-22 15 I Mi* praraination ol Mr. E. M. Tozer, I solicitor, was resumed in the Ljjvocatt an February 14 before the ce Sir Jehu Backfill, K.C). The Avistaot Official Assignee (Mr. G. C. Valpyl conducted* 0 qaestions said T"2,666 words
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Article94 1918-02-22 15 (From Our Own Courkspondent). Ponang, February 15. Presiding at the annual met ting of Meng* lembu Lodo Syndicate, Ltd., Mr, Thome said tho estimated profits for January were $5,500, reducing the debt to $B,OOO. Tho financial position of the companv was im* nroving. Mr. McCorbett, Vir. D A.94 words
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Article371 1918-02-22 15 Since last Thursday morning, the missionaries of the Methodist Episoupal Mission have been in daily session in their annual conference, presided over by Bishop William Burt, L.L.D Cav. S. S Maurizio o Lazzaro, and bishop J. E. Robinson, L L.D. Bishop Robinson has aJministered the work of371 words
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Article239 1918-02-22 15 Fire broke oat on a kota lying on the sea aide of Anderson Bridge shortly before eight o’clock on February 14, The vessel was fully loaded with a cargo, chit fly Manila rope, which formed an easy tneal for tho flame*, and in a few minoteH239 words
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248 1918-02-22 16 KBUTBB’s Tblboram. London, February 1H, 10.15 a.m. Durban As the result of a terrific storm wall of water seventy five feet high de* acendod the White and Black Lmfolosi Hi vers and submerged Umfolosi Village, the centre ofKBUTBB’s Tblboram. - 248 words
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Article28 1918-02-22 16 Ukutsh's Tklkokav. Loodoo, February 14, 2.15 p m. (V.tawa: Sir Cooil Spring Kice, G.C.M.G., <x ambassador to Washington, died at Government House boro o! heart failure.Ukutsh's Tklkokav. - 28 words
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Article23 1918-02-22 16 Riutkk’s Tklkukam. London, February 16, 5.40 p m. Montreal: Tho foundling asylum of the Grey Nuns has been burned. Infants perished.Riutkk’s Tklkukam. - 23 words
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Article34 1918-02-22 16 Khl’tkk’s Tblkokam. London, February 17, 4.20 p m. A Peking telegram states that plague in spreading. It ban appeared near Paatinkfu and is threatening Peking and Tientsin. The mortality is enormous.Khl’tkk’s Tblkokam. - 34 words
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Article31 1918-02-22 16 Rbutrr’s Tblbgram. London, February 17, 4 20 p.m. Tokio: In the House of Representatives an opposition motion of no confidence in the 'Government was rejected by 241 to 117.Rbutrr’s Tblbgram. - 31 words
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Article284 1918-02-22 16 The report of the Moslem Institute for 1017 shows that there were BO members cn the lißt a hen application was first sent in to Government for exemption under the Societies Ordinance. Since then 66 now members have joined tusking tho total 96 on December <ll. Up to284 words
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431 1918-02-22 16 Messrs. Fraser and Co. in their weekly share circular, dated February 21, state There has boeu a general revival in mining shares this week aud a few neglected stocks have shewn some life. Small transactions were recorded iu local rubber shares431 words
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328 1918-02-22 16 (From Our Own Corrispondrnt Penang, February 20. A two-floor brick house in Victoria Street collapsed, burying the inmates. Two women and a child were taken out dead. Several were injured and sent to hospital. Two more fires have occurred since the rice328 words
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137 1918-02-22 16 A reoonfc London Gazette publishes the details of the act of gallantry which won for Captain W. D. Hal), sth Light Infantry, the Military Cross—- Captain W. D. Hall,—When in action against superior enemy forces at close range his137 words
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Article461 1918-02-22 16 The President, the Hon. Mr. C- J. Saunders, presided at the weekly meeting of the Rent Board, held on Tuesday afternoon, and the other members present were Messrs. A. M. S. Angulia, H. Carpmael, Gaw Kbek Khiam, M. Meyer and S. Tomlinson. Several cases were dealt with461 words
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Article59 1918-02-22 16 Wallace— On February 17, it the Mater nity Hospital, Singapore the wife of W.J. Wallace, Radella Estate, Malacca, of a daughter. Niven. On February 15, at Merliman Estate, Malacca, to the Hon. Mr. C. H. and Mrs Niven, a daughter. Kkllak —On February 15, at Penang, to Mr, and59 words
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Article46 1918-02-22 16 Tornir—Boyd.- On December 8, 1917, at St Aduo s Ctiurcli KnßtLonrne, by the Rtv. W, P. Jay M A. (the Vioat), Thomas Tumor, Surgeon, R N.V.R., of 1, Hurdwick-rond, East bourne, to KatheriDo Leoore, OLly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trayner Boyd, of Wayside, Eaatbourne.46 words
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Article182 1918-02-22 16 SlNttAPORH, Fkbruart 21, I9j 8 EXCHANOE On London Bank 4 m/s Demand /<A Private 8 m/a 2 /4i Ok Feakc. Bank 1*0“ Bank T. T. 15(ii On Hongkong...Bank d/d %pta On Shanohai ...Bank d/d On Java Bank T. T. 125 j On Japan Bank j Cfi Sovereign—buying182 words
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Article373 1918-02-22 16 Sinqapori, February 21, 1918. MINING. vltoS B »T*" .0 10 Am pang 10.00 10 25 l 1 Aver WenR 8 23 8 50 c.d 10 10 Kinta Association 7.00 7 5U 41 41 Kinta Tin 1.10.0 1.16 0 41 41 Lahat Mice* 6.60 6 75 10 10.373 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article137 1918-02-22 1 OiNiRAL— Rubber Items J jHnaary Rubber Returns 8 J*vr Product) Market r F.M.S Rubber Export Daty Singapore Rubber Auctions 8 Tklrokams. Planting Matters CORRESPONDENCE Hukit K><j*og Estate 8 Meetings and Report*— T k*m Bitu Rubber 1 Tebrau Rubber 1 Cast!, field tKlang) Rubber Estate... 1 Malacca Planters 2 PtraiaH137 words
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Article332 1918-02-22 1 Mr O OrnliQfD, late of Sungei Klah T*;; r6k ha obtained a commission iD lub ColuHtnam Guards. Mr P. J. B. L»mh»rt, manager of Sanoei !.'t* Lambort aco staying M Ibt Cottage, Taipirg Hill. a nta iu C. R Nicholas, R.A.M.C., formerly EmVe^ 1 P o"‘’ 8 DOW332 words
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1132 1918-02-22 1 The seventh annual ordinary general meeting of the Tikam Batu Rubber Company, Limited, was held on December 19 at the London Chamber of Commerce, Ox ford Court, Cannon Street, LnndoD, E.C., Mr Claude Edwards (chairman of the oompany; presiding. The Chairman1,132 words
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111 1918-02-22 1 (From Oor Own Correspondent). Penang, February 18, 11 60 a m. The Malaya Peninsula Agricultural Association’s quarterly general meetiDg was Meld at Parit Buntar, Mr. Kennedy pr< -siding. Hie meeting passtd a resolution against the Government’s hospital proposals and urging tn enquiry for111 words
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424 1918-02-22 1 The report of the Tehran Robber Estates, Limited, states that the year’s crop, estimated by Mr. M'Ewan at 1,100,000 lbs., amonnted, coder restriction of tapping, to 885,500 lbs. (factory weight), against 038,041 lbs. in 1915 16, showing an average of 259 89424 words
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Article226 1918-02-22 1 The report of the Ca-alefiuld (Klang) Rubber Estate, Limited, states that the net profit for the year (after writing off £'2,167 for depreciation on bnildmgs, machinery, etc.) amounted to £43 858; carry forward from previous year, 3,701; less excess-pro-fits outy, £lO 30‘2; bonus to manager and staff in226 words
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3119 1918-02-22 2 Malacca Planters. CHAIRMAN ’S REVIEW OF A YEAR’ S HAPPENING. The Annual General Meeting. The annual genoral meeting of the Malacca Planters' Association wan held on Sunday, at the Malacca Club, Mr. J W. Campbell, pro siding. Tbe following m« mb< rs and visitor* were present, Messrs. J. W. Campbell,3,119 words
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416 1918-02-22 2 Presiding at the meeting of the Permai Rubber Company, Mr. J. M. Alius >o said that the report could not bo described &8 satisfactory. The estimate of J 94.820 lb* bad not been secured, the crop bieng only 273,650 lbs. This was416 words
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1201 1918-02-22 3 The seventh annual general meetiug of the /1 there) Rubber Estates, L'd., was “‘J 0 V o..n,b«r 14 in lb- (Jouocil B.K.m of b U hh.r Grower** Aa*oci»tlon (locorpo S.d^^Up. E O..M,A.R.W„re. VeCbii-.S r^d:' < Oent I e ;f1,201 words
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Article339 1918-02-22 3 The report of the Brooklands Selangrr Rubber Company, l imited, states that the rubber crop was (“11,310 lb-, as against the estimate of 570 COO lbs. The considerable excess over the estimate is partly attributable to somewhat exceptionally favourable weather conditions. The first latex portioo of the339 words
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Article309 1918-02-22 3 The report of the Mei bau Rubber Estate, Ltd., states that tbe net profit for the year (after deduction of debenture interest) is £7,612; add balance brought forward, .£314, makiog a total of £7 926. From the above amouut the directors propose to write off £143, balance of309 words
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998 1918-02-22 3 The seventh annual general meeting of shareholders of the SeDgat Rubber Estate, Limited, was held on December 14 at the ffioes of the Rubber Growers' Association, 88, Eastcheap, E.C Mr. Eric Maxwell, the chairman of the oompany, presiding. The Chairman998 words
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Article39 1918-02-22 3 [The Straits Times is not responsible for ibe opinions of its correspondents. Correspondents should bear in mind that letters must be short and to the point. Long, rambling epistles are liable to bo rejected or ruthlessly cut down.]39 words
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Article173 1918-02-22 3 To the Editor of the Straits Timed, Sir,— Reft rring to the address of Mr. W. Arthur Addinsell at tbe eighth annual gene* ral meeting of the Bukit Kijang Rubber Estates, Limited, which appeal h in your ii*huo of the IB' h instant, tho stat. moot male173 words
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Article106 1918-02-22 3 Ampat (Sumatra). —19,£00 lbs. Durian Sabatang.— ‘2,600 lbs. United Sordang. 270,919 lbs. 5ia1a0g.—126.661 lbs. Tandjoog.— 108,492 lbs. Anglo-Sumatra 69,257 lbs. Sungei Kari (Sumatra).—27 400 lbs. Tanah Datar. —18,282 lbs. Asaban (Sumatra).—4l 646 lbs. Toerangie (Sumatra).—22,B64 lbs. Mendaris.—B6,7o4 lbs. Bila Sumatra —9,742 lbs. Central Sumatra. —14,046 lbs. Holland106 words
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Article302 1918-02-22 3 A circular baa been issued (o the members of the Rubber Growers' Association station that a “Rubber Gifta Fund" baa beon created, tbo committee of which comprintß Sir Ernest Bircb, Mr. R W. Harrison, Sir W. Hood Treacher aod Mr. John Me Ewan. The intention ia that302 words
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2228 1918-02-22 4 The ninth ordinary general meeting of tbe Jong Laudor Robber Estates, Limited, was held in the Council Khou of the Rubber Growers' Association, 88 Ea*-tcheap, London, E C Mr. W J. Fay no (m the absence2,228 words
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Article294 1918-02-22 4 Tbe report of the Pulau Bulang Rubber and Produce Company, Limited, states that the balance of the amount due on the contributory shares was called up during the year, the eleventh call of 60c. per share being made on Septrmber 1, 1016, and, the final call of294 words
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Article227 1918-02-22 4 The report of the Sembilan Estates Com* paoy, Limited, states that the net profit, after allowing for depreciation, but subject to excess-profi's duty, is £35,6>3, which, with' the balance brought forward of £1,531, makes a total of £37,164. Deducting the donation to the Malaya War Relief Fund, £2B,227 words
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864 1918-02-22 4 Tbe eleventh ordinary general tbe PabuK Gooeolidated Company, Lim Ohampney (tbe chairman) presiding The Chairman, in moving the adoption nf tbe report aud accounts, said that tbs v of tin produced duribg the year was 45 in excess of the previous864 words
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2152 1918-02-22 5 The fifth ordinary general noeeting of the holders of the Asaban R ibber Estates, on December 20 in the Koom of the Rubber Growers’ AssociatirtO (Uoorporated), 88. Ewtotaenp. E C Mr OeoritB Croll (chairman of (bo company) pr ThT l “chairman2,152 words
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366 1918-02-22 5 The eighth annual general meeting of the Radella Robber Estate, Ltd will be held at 4, Fort Road, Malacca, on Wednesday, February 20, when the following report will be presented:— The directors have pleasure in submitting the balanoe sheet and366 words
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Article126 1918-02-22 5 Messrs. Francis Peek and Co.’s Weekly Report. Messrs. Francis Peek and Co.’s weekly report, dated Batavia, February 16, states Batavia, February 15. Rubber.—First latex crepe per half kilo f.9 t. Ribbed smoked sheet per half kilo f 971 Outputs (76% Firsts) per half kilo f.92f Coffee.— Robusta126 words
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877 1918-02-22 5 The eighth annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Bukit Ksjang Rubber Estates, Limited, was held on December 10, at tbe (tliouB, 7, Martin's Lane, Cannon Street, E.G-, Mr. W. Arthur Addiusell (chairman of tbe company) presiding. The Chairman Raid Gentlemen,877 words
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2822 1918-02-22 6 Speaking at a meeting of tbe Kuala Lumpur District Planters' Association he ld in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday as to the Government's proposals for the taking over and centralisation of Estate Hospitals, says the Malay Mail, Dr B. Day said: I am2,822 words
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Article273 1918-02-22 6 The report of the Brieb Rubber Ltd., states that tbe net p rt fit e year was £7 919; add balanc e P bright ward, £1,191, making a total of £9 in p or tbe above amount tbe directors nron*.? place £1,600 to estate development leaving £7,611,273 words
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Article232 1918-02-22 6 The report of the Gan Kee Robber Estate, Limited, states that the net profit fur tbe year, after writing off £487 on account of depreciation on buildings and machinery, amounted to £10.b73; balance brought forward, £2.962; lees excess-profits jutjr. manager’s commission aud staff boon*, £1,263. The preference232 words
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Article157 1918-02-22 6 The seventh annual general meeting of tbe Perak River Valley Rubber Company, Limited, which was fixed for noon on Saturday had to be adjourned to next Saturday at the same time and place, says the Straits Echo. Mr. W. Duncan, who presided, said that owing to157 words
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Article90 1918-02-22 6 For the period from February 22 t < 1918, inclusive, the value of the h'K grade of rubber is fixed at two and three pence halfpenny p« r ,D ctl the duty on cultivated rubber on export duty is leviable on an ad va basis in90 words
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1907 1918-02-22 7 th annual general meeting of the Tbe sixth W Ku bber Plantations, Ltd., iir Tw oo Docmbor 18. hi H 1 nid Broad Street, London, E C., U “‘Y°mTal Sir Ivor Philipp*. KC.B., MP (chairman of the company),1,907 words
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1224 1918-02-22 7 The annual general meeting of the share holders of the Sagga Rubber Company, Limited, was held in the Counoil Room of th» Rubber Growers' Association (Incorporated). 38, Eastoheap, London, E 0., Mr. R, N. G. Bingley (the chairman) presiding.1,224 words
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580 1918-02-22 7 The following is the eighth annual repork of Pantai, Ltd to be presented at the annual general meeting at Gresham House on Saturday, February 28:— Your directors have pleasure in submitting the balanoe sheet and profit and loss account for the year580 words
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966 1918-02-22 8 The eighth annual ordinary general meet log of the 8nogei Bahru Rubber Estates. Limited, was held on December 20 at the effi *e* of the company, Mincing Lane House. 69, Eastoheap, E C., Mr. P J. Burgess, chair966 words
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Article625 1918-02-22 8 Prices Slightly in Advance of Last Week. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Kubber Association's 833rd auction was held on February 14 aod 15, when there were offer* 1 tid for sale piouls ld.005.08 or 1,784,011 lbs. (tons 774.11). Prioes realised i Smoked Sheet:— i Fine ribbed 989625 words
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1055 1918-02-22 8 Stock Si Issued Par Dividends. Malayan Exchange Fra^f 0^ 6 Capital Value Commas. PricesT cSSLpS 8 MW. Deoember 20. fXJL^T’ 150,000 a/. 80% 85% Anglo-Malay 14/6 l 0 /6 6 .""0 XI 80% Bakap1,055 words
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