The Straits Budget, 21 June 1918
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1918-06-21 1 The Straits Budget •UNO THR WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." VOL. LXXII No. 3149 Singapore, Friday, June 21, 1918. ESTAILItHER OVER HALF A CEHTUSV Price 25 cents.28 words
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Article288 1918-06-21 1 LEADERS— Oar War Aims Can France Hold Out. After War Trade 12 Franoe and Italy Hongkong Patriotism Austria’s Attempt 14 Local and Ginsral— Local and Personal The War King George’s Fand for Sailors 10 Java Engineering Congross 10 Oar Air Servioe in France 11 The Mary Fowlie288 words
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Article4689 1918-06-21 1 Mnrai Tin ore output for May was 114.51 pionls. A new Chinese bank is being started in Koala Lumpur. Mr. L. H. Clayton, secretary for Chinese affairs, Koala Lumpur, has returned from leave. Mr. F. Matson, of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company, has arrived from Penang. Negotiations4,689 words
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Article18176 1918-06-21 3 French Battle. the german forces firmly HELD. Paris, Jane 12, 7.45 p.m. While the of'the P oSe a brillfant It along tl,e ffensive threw them baok Freccb ccjiDte J hQOCeiB considerably on tht,r u .line of the German progression rednCtB mv centre Las the shape of a point18,176 words
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Article4547 1918-06-21 8 Italian Battle. STRUGGLE ON THE PIAVE Rived RnUTSR'g TlLtORAMs, London, Jane 18, 5 35 Italian evening communion*. Th on Jane 17 did not renew J h eoeiD l attacks on the mountainous and I? fantr J ,r nt Oat troops made sarcesglufr 110 and oooapied a number of4,547 words
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Article190 1918-06-21 10 Amount already acknowledged... 956,082 Singapore Cold Storage Co. 260 Mr. F. R. Heron I°° W. E. Hooper P. C. Russell The Orient Co., Ltd. ‘260 Hon. Mr. F. 8. James, C.M.G.... 100 Mrs. A. Daly (Ipob), per Capt. W. S. Fawcus 10 Mr. C. W.190 words
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Article209 1918-06-21 10 The Court of Appeal, consisting of Jastioes Woodward, Ebden and Sproale, has sat for the last four days hearing the appeal against the decision of the Chief Justioe in the Alsagoff will case, the hearing only ooming to an end on Monday, judgment being reserved. On209 words
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Article213 1918-06-21 10 The directors’ report to the shareholders, for presentation at the forthcoming meeting, says: Gentlemen, your directors have pleasure in submitting herewith a duly aadited statement of the company’s accounts for the year ended Daoember 81, 1917. After providing for the usual depreciation, wiping off bad debts213 words
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402 1918-06-21 10 The following is the directors' report tq be submitted to the shareholders at the fourth annnal general meeting of the Jesselton Ice and Power Go. to beheld at the registered offices, Market Street, Singapore, on Jane 26: Gentlemen,—Yoar402 words
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Article390 1918-06-21 10 Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s Weekly Circular. In their Singapore share ciroular, dated yesterday, Messrs. Fraser and Go. state The past has just been a dull week for whioh race week was partially responsible, but as in addition movements in both oommodities tin and rubber have been soaroely390 words
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335 1918-06-21 10 In his report on the Pont cm-. Colony daring 1917, Mr F. M?B V h muter Ronenl, writing on Jaoua» Im 0 says: last, The effect of the war on the disarm ment of mail service made itself and more daring335 words
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Article212 1918-06-21 10 The usual weekly meeting of the Rent Board was held on Jane 18 st the Municipal Offioe under the presidency ol the Hon. Mr. G. J. Saunders, the ethers preeent being Messrs. S. Tomlinson, E. A. Blits, B. Tessensohn, M. Meyer, Gtw Kbek Kiam, A. M. S.212 words
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Article235 1918-06-21 10 Particulars concerning the General Engineering Congress to be held at Batavia, m Java, in 1919, have been received by the consul General for the Netherlands in Melbourne (Mr. W. W. Bosschart), in a circular from the committee of management, says a Melbo message of April 7to the235 words
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1772 1918-06-21 11 France, March I*2. ;a deal written by press T i6 r nndcnV*boot oor Air Servioe which at the front would probably io hh "eye-wash.” There is a great dIM T' nttm in magazines by airmen dtAl V <>H w |,ich presume on the1,772 words
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Article169 1918-06-21 11 Ad entrance scholarship of 910 per month will be awarded on the result of an examina tion in English composition and general knowledge, which will be held at the Y. W.C. A 8, Fort Canning Road, on Satarday, Jane 19, at 4p m. Candidates for the169 words
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1543 1918-06-21 11 The thirty-first ordinary general meeting of tbe Kinta Association, Ltd., wan held oi> Jane 11, at the registered offices of the Asso oiation, Chartered Bank Chambers. There were present Messrs. W. F. Nntt ichairman H. B. Egmont Hake (for1,543 words
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Article134 1918-06-21 11 Under tbq provision* of the War Tax Ordinanoe, 1918, tbe Governor in Connoil baa appointed the following gentlemen to be tbe Commissioners of Taxes within tbe Settlements of Singapore, Penang and Malacca, respectivelySingapore: don. Mr. C. J. Slanders (tbe District Judge and First Magistrate), Lieutenant Colonel G.134 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article1146 1918-06-21 12 force, shall cease to exist.—Straits Times, Jane 14. Mach talk will take place at the Imperial War Conference, aod we would like nothing bettor than that full reports of it should go broadcast over Germany. It would do that country good to learn that we are stillforce, shall cease to exist.—Straits Times, Jane 14. - 1,146 words
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Article1158 1918-06-21 12 —Straits Times, Jane 15, Germany baa been a boaster all the days cf her life, and abe ia boasting now that the great battle ia really won, that Fooh’a reserves are exhausted and, apparently, that all abe has to do is to maroh on to Paris.—Straits Times, Jane 15, - 1,158 words
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Article1151 1918-06-21 12 —Straits Times, J one 17. We had an article the other day on wbat we oallcd Scientific Conscription and wo have reason to believe that it has deqly grieved and shocked quite a number of estimable persons who are quite convinced that nothing will Bait their pockets—Straits Times, J one 17. - 1,151 words
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Article1180 1918-06-21 13 —Straits Times, Jane 18. DO of the messages published in oar yraterday'B iaaae gives the first clear bint of is thought about the great r 1 QS,voin France. “The outlook is now •K-Rarded,” the mes-ago says, with more in r C ia arip at anxiety is expressed.—Straits Times, Jane 18. - 1,180 words
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Article1093 1918-06-21 13 Strait* Times, J .do Id, We have been reading the final debate on the Hongkong Conscription Bill with a mixture of amusement and disgust. Let os state why. The Hongkong Chamber of Commerce went to the Government and asked for oonsoription. The Government promptly oonsulted the Imperial authorities,.— Strait* Times, J .do Id, - 1,093 words
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Article1171 1918-06-21 14 changing greatly (or the worse-—Straits Times, Jane 20. Ik is pretty evident now that practically ibo whole of the Austrian army, numbering about 1,8J0,000 men with 7,600 gnus r engaged in tbe attack on Italy. It is a fcr midable force, but thcro can be no doubt thatchanging greatly (or the worse-—Straits Times, Jane 20. - 1,171 words
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305 1918-06-21 14 We very gratefully acknowledge the follow ing addition to our fund for assisting the Overseas Club to provide smokos for ou» soldiers and sailors: Per the Hon. Secretary, Batu Anam (Johore) Club, being amount subscribed by members of the Club daring May and voted305 words
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862 1918-06-21 14 The sixth annnal ordinary general meeting of the Malacca Electrio Lighting Company, Limited, was held in the registered office of the company, 6, Battery Road, Singapore, at 4.15 p m on Wednesday, Juoe 12- Mr. P. M Robinson presided and the others862 words
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585 1918-06-21 14 After lapse ol Home time v gang robbery was committed I y ,S near Kampar, the viotiui bein B To“kiS“l“ i° Yew, of Kampar, reports th«, t y Loke Malaya. V lbe of The Towkay was coming from Ipoh for the585 words
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Article247 1918-06-21 14 The British Medical Journal of March 16 has the following A correspondent who has been both a Government offioer and a private medical pract in the Straits Settlements and Federate Malay States writes to warn any practi >ooer who may be thinking of selecting V 4247 words
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1032 1918-06-21 15 T be following is taken from tbe Sarawak Oswtto of tinK ftn d historical event A most QB M a y 16 when the 00 0 k Hpa *0* His H ‘K hne88 Sultan Mahomed McArthur, representing His »iu» Hiidi1,032 words
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133 1918-06-21 15 (From Oor Own Corrrspondbnt.) Penang, June 18. Tbe Eastern Shipping Company’s report issued by tbe directors show that after writing off 884,918.16 to depreciation of fleet and water boats, 810,850.75 to depreciation of slipways, docks and buildings at Sungei Nyob, 88,420 28133 words
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Article357 1918-06-21 15 Mr. Andrew Robertson, who left Messrs. John Little and Co. to go on active servioe writes to a friend in Singapore. He got home on Christmas eve, later on had a bright holiday for a fortnight in London, and then settled down to serious work as357 words
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Article119 1918-06-21 15 The rate of mortality in the Settlement of Singapore for the week endod June 8 was 46.67 per mille of the population. The total number of deaths was 331, of wbiob 248 were male subjects and 88 female Convulsions claimed 46, phthisis 40, malaria fever 58, bori-bori119 words
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1438 1918-06-21 15 Lieut.-Colonel Reping ten, writing in the Morning Post on General Gough’s army, says: I notioe that the Government Press is doing its best to unload the responsibilities of its masters upon the soldiers, and especially to blame our Command in Franoe1,438 words
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Article329 1918-06-21 15 Many of yoar readers, writes a correspondent, doubtless mast have notioed the announcement in the Renter’s telegram dated Jane 9, of the appearance of a new star in the constellation of Aqaila of the first magnitude. This remarkable objeot oan be seen rising in the329 words
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Article40 1918-06-21 16 [The Straits Timea ia cot responsible lot Ibe opiniona of ike correspondents. Correspondents ahoold beat in miad that letters moat be abort and to tbe point. Loaf rambling epiatlea are liable to be rejected o* v ithleesly oat down.l40 words
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645 1918-06-21 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—When in 1682 the Gregorian-Calendar was introduced and fourteen days’ arrear in the solar time bad aotnally to be settled, Ibis was done by bavins Thursday, September 80, immediately followed by Friday, October 15. At the same time645 words
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258 1918-06-21 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. yi*i-—I folly endorse the opinions expressed by yonr correspondent *'C. N." of yesterday’s date. The oorrespondcnoe is a tonio whioh not only invigorates hot prompts one to action. I say that the condition here in so far258 words
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Article519 1918-06-21 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Recently you were good enough to Sublish a letter from me on the subject of ances at hotels during this great war, and I was much gratified to learn that suoh ill*, timed amusements have since oeased. I was informed that519 words
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Article93 1918-06-21 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Yonr leader of Saturday last, and its references to depleted staffs, makes one think when one sees, for instanoe, a wellknown, easily-ran mine at its pre war European staff. The mine in question (I enclose its name for yonr information) has93 words
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Article107 1918-06-21 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. ®i r '"“Tbe idea of oelebrating the centenary of the foundation of Singapore is an excellent one. I would suggest as a memorial-that a Urge Ub!et be affixed to the outside of the Cricket Club—in the view of all with the names107 words
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Article110 1918-06-21 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Prinoe Lichoowsky, whose name has lately oome very mooh before the pablio by the publication of his memoirs, was in June, 1914, given the honorary degree of Doctor at Oxford University. Of this honour—in common with all honours conferred on110 words
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Article577 1918-06-21 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. 8ir,— In your last evening’s issue I see I that the Rev. Dexter Allen has banned the races, and undoubtedly all thinking people are of that opinion and agree that this is not the time for racing. He oalls the577 words
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Article127 1918-06-21 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Allow me a short space in your valuable paper to lay down the following I have several times been to the Malhooa Library to look at the Straits Times, bat to my disappointment have always found the paper127 words
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Article551 1918-06-21 16 To the Editor of the Strut. T, me Sir,—A time like the present f hardly one for us to argueo verraci Ppo as everyone knows that raeing at the present time j, k charities. If we are goiog to raLT* we might as well m.ke an in a551 words
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Article193 1918-06-21 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —Hearing a rnmoar in the air that a circular is in circulation regarding toe decrease of money order on India only tor the Government officers, and as I ani not a Government employee I beg to state my complaints193 words
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Article122 1918-06-21 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times, .nitfl new to this island, whioh sir '"]‘“i was“ tool*' 0b you said o am residing at Bras Basali v,0UHly t the Malay Volunteer J u r?n P H P paciou8 ground adjoining is Corf* 1 for physical exercise, such as being122 words
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Article367 1918-06-21 17 To the Editor of the 8traits Times. tfir-Tbe Chief Secretary expresses an- .Kniit the employment of coolies that thrown out of work by the 20 per m y reduction and the leader writer in the that labour wilMor a cent., work overtime raising food. I t367 words
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Article86 1918-06-21 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. r, ~T regret that in my last letter, rough a mistake, money collected in enacg and Perak was returned as having Been collected in Singapore; and I should orefore bt much obliged if you would kindJ allow me now to86 words
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Article409 1918-06-21 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. ‘eDt r,^M ll n Ilrlo !J oar lon K ftndconsisto HtanH L man 11 the Rons, as well as last man y v 6m tl n laHt shot and he the preHH for Y th n y at 0Wn record409 words
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Article647 1918-06-21 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I read and re-read those splendid speeches Mr. C. F. Craig and Colonel Adams made at the Chamber of Commerce meeting in Penang the other day and reported in your issue of June 12 and the more647 words
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Article765 1918-06-21 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —A derailment oocurred noar the signal oabin at Kuang railway station on Saturday, 16th inst., at 2 80 p.m. The derailed engine had torn off some lengths of rails and the engine lay on its side. One of the subordinate765 words
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Article301 1918-06-21 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—It appears to many singalarly inappropriate that in this present awfal oonfliot money should be wasted on celebrating a oentenary. Sorely the world-wide appeals for war funds and war oharities deserve recognition before such mundane and selfish considerations as beaotifying oar301 words
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748 1918-06-21 17 Tho Rev. Father T. Vander Scbueren, the well-known Calcutta priest, wboreoentiy left India on a voyage for his health, sends to the Catholio Herald an interesting description of the wreck of the Andre Lebou daring the cyclone at Singapore. In748 words
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1648 1918-06-21 18 SINGAPORE SPRING MEETING. Successful Ending to Three Days Races. There was another large gathering at tbe races on Jane 18. The weather wan fine and with good mnsio, excellent arrangements, and no aooidents to mar the even tenour of the proceeding*, the second day of the meeting passed off most1,648 words
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448 1918-06-21 18 A Public Reception was held at the Y.M.C.A, Hall, on Monday, June 10, and attended by a large repreeentative audienoe to weloome Miss Strout, the Organising Secretary of tbe World’s Women’s Christian Temperance Union, the largest women’s organisation in existence, having as its president the448 words
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170 1918-06-21 18 The following oommaniqae regarding the passports for women and ohildren to travel through the dinger zones, ie, the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, and waters ronnd the United Kingdom, was notified on May 81 at the Secretariat, Colombo It is hereby notified for general information170 words
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691 1918-06-21 18 Singapore Harbour Board* signs Jh the the Board for the half year tidina n eport 81 last. From it we take facts:- the following The credit balanoe of income diture account for the half vear nn? d expenis •1,612,585 82.691 words
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1934 1918-06-21 19 the Legislative Council A “f/nn Monday, H.E. Govtrner was held on* (J.<j,M G„ K B.B.) pre (Sir I be other members present were: sided, and tb 1 O ffi oer Commanding H.B- ®‘i d H. Ridout, C.M.G., C B), (MajorGe™1,934 words
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961 1918-06-21 19 The partly-hoard contract case in which Mr. Lee Kim Soo, a local trader, brought an action for damages for breach of oontract against Ikeda and Co., a Japanese firm, was completed on Jane 11 before tbe Chief Jastioe, Sir John Baoknill,961 words
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608 1918-06-21 19 The bearing was commenocd in the Supremo Court, before Mr. Justioe Ebden on Jane 6 of the case in which Mr. S. J. Judah, trading as Messrs. S. J. Judah and Co., sues Messrs. Sime, Darby and Co., fa* $‘2,100 damages sustained608 words
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2355 1918-06-21 20 London, April 8. The cry is Still they oome The Germans have come far short of the objective in their first spring, hut they are very far from accepting failure and, although they must have a2,355 words
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Article274 1918-06-21 20 The first reinforced concrete boat built in the Far East will shortly be launched at Tanjong Rhu, where more oonorete vessels will be constructed. This boat is built to answer the somewhat special conditions of a ferry boat. It will be used by the Federated Malay274 words
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349 1918-06-21 20 GAMBLING ON EXCHANGE How Singapore Curtailed a Gr ea t Abuse. The following is f rom F. M. Baddeley, Postmaster G«n Cp r k Mr, Settlements, for the year 1917 Strait The total money order transactions amounted to ord against 84,812,008,85 in 1916 k„ 683 l8 19,948,559 88. This very349 words
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421 1918-06-21 20 In the oourse of a circular dealing with the terms under which the dredge of the K&too Deebook Tin Dredging Co., F.M.S., has been sold to the Taiping Tin Dredging Company (registered in F M S. on421 words
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Article404 1918-06-21 21 RgUTiB'S TBL.OBAM. INDIA. Ridtsb's Telbqbam, London, Jane 16, 7.20 p.m. rtinle in tbo New Statesman, review- l larioas publications npon tbe new In* th t government for India, remarks goheme of g Nftt j 0 oaliste, no more than f not yet adtqaately gr»p C‘ V ilRgUTiB'S TBL.OBAM. - 404 words
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Article87 1918-06-21 21 Riutbb's Tblbokam. London, Jane 16, 8.25 pm, Peking: An agreement baa been signed by wbiobtbe Government purchases 1,700 chests, the bilanoti of tbe Shanghai combine's stock of lodian opinm, at 6 200 taels per cheat and Bells 8 200 i?) to a Chinese syndicate with oeadi] jurtetß at Nanking.Riutbb's Tblbokam. - 87 words
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Article61 1918-06-21 21 Hkutkb’s Tklbgram. London, June 14, 12 5 p m. ThpWhitlpy committee ban presented a r r report id whioti it disapproves of any jyhtem of compulsory arbitration id labour ►putts it alßo disapproves of aoy scheme D l l4l,on oompulsorily bust. f htrikta or lock-outs, pending ioqairy. cilHkutkb’s Tklbgram. - 61 words
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Article28 1918-06-21 21 Bkdtks's Tklbgbam. London, Jane 12, 7.80 p.m. f C^r r k° r< Justice of Appeal, Sir PWxaiie. l>l lw,re b b *»n raised to tiltBkdtks's Tklbgbam. - 28 words
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Article106 1918-06-21 21 u» n»ieni*»Bd th*t me »rp .iu ir"" ,b the P° lio r Of ezoladiDK policy p r* P° rtp Dor d <> we agree with that SniSiai oT rt,portB are b 7 sed it iu rnn l nfc and cabled to ns, tb.y ,8 Pf rltol, y known that106 words
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399 1918-06-21 21 To tbe ornamental and the aesthetio attractions of tbe Waterfall Gardens, says the Pinang Gazette, aro now added an appeal to the practical spirit of tbe times in the shape of tbe vegetable experimental and demonstration plot that has been established399 words
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334 1918-06-21 21 Jane 18-19, 1918. Tbe past week opened very dally owing to raoee, etc, bat olosed with an improved tendenoy. Auction Results—Jane 12 to 18. Total Total Top prioes. London, offered. sold. Per picul. equivalents. Tons. Tons. Crepe, Sheet. Crepe. Sheet 947 818334 words
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Article57 1918-06-21 21 Resalts of tbe men's medal for Jane were: J. Binnie 81—8=78 nett. 8. M Dalgety 80 4 78 H. T. White 79 2 77 Jl R. George 86 8 78 H.Jaokson 88 8 80 Resalts of ladies' spoon for Jane: Mrs. Binnie 63—2=50 nett. Mrs. Peiniger 6957 words
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Article116 1918-06-21 21 Following were the resalts of Wednesday’s play Newcomers’ Handicap. Van Alkemade 4 baat MoPhillips plus 4, 8-0, 0-6, 6-0. Robertson pins 8 best Donaldson sor., o—7, 6—2. Belford 2 beat Lynott sor., 6—2, 6—2. Hargrave 16.4 beat Straohan sor., 6—2, 6—4. Godwin 8 beat M. B. King116 words
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Article282 1918-06-21 21 Particulars gleaned regarding a collision which took plaoe between a motor oar and a goods train, on Tuesday afternoon, show that the down goods train from Woodlands, arriving at Holland Road station about 1.45 p ra., collided with an A. G. two-seater oar, S. 82, the property282 words
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Article34 1918-06-21 21 Rodbiouss —Oa Jane 14, at Jennie Villa, Malacca, to Mr. and Mrs. Lionel O. Rodrigues, a son. Gow—At Chatsworth, Singapore, on Jane 19, to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gjw, a daughter (stillborn).34 words
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Article48 1918-06-21 21 Fobshtsow—Westiake— At Ootacsmnnd, India, on Juoe 1, Capt. Henry Evertou Robertson, 107th Pioneer*, Indian Army, Bangalore, 2nd son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. E. Robertson, of Batavia, to Dorothy Vera, eldest daughter of the late Mr. E. T. Wtst* lake, and of Mrs. Westlake, Southampton England,48 words
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Article203 1918-06-21 21 Hinaaroas, Junb 20, 1010. BXCHANOB On Lennon...-.Bank 4 m/s M |/4*| Demand w 1/4/, Private 0 m/s m, l/4|| On Faerus m 017 On Ihdu Bank T, T. M 147 On Honaaona aaa Bank d/d M 4C|%pm On Snanenai ...Bank d/d M 60 On Jm •aaasaaaaaa Bank203 words
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Article356 1918-06-21 21 Butoaronn, Junb 20, lllli MINING. Sy.* *»T«" BaUan. IB IB Ampnag 9.fO 9.00 1 1 Ayo» Weag 3 95 810 B 6 Kerling 6.50 7.(0 IB 10 Kioto ▲•loolottoo 18 00 14 00 xd B1 41 Kioto Tio 1.8.0 1.124 41 41 Lohoi Kioto BJO 7 35356 words
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Advertisement87 1918-06-21 21 NOTICE. The post tree price of the Strain Times to the United Kingdom and foreign countries I* a year. T ic mo«i fre pric« oi dm Sir 'tits budget it $14 7«*ar to any part of the world. It i« not necessary to subscribe tor a year. Tne subscriptions for87 words
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Obituary38 1918-06-21 21 DEATH Ekmrrbon.— On Saturday, Jane 15, at the General Hoiptal, Singapore, Alice, Ideal daughter of the late C. Emmjrson, ol biugt*pore. Moss—On Jane 19, at 22, Vernon V»lla, I’uHi g Lane, Agnes, daughter of the late Milk OiOkB.38 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article70 1918-06-21 1 Ginsral Rubber Items 1 F M.S. Rubber Export Daty 2 Singapore Rubber Auctions 2 Malacca Planter’s Death 2 May Rubber Returns 8 Penang Rubber Sales 8 Tilkorams— Rubber Restriction 1 London Rubber Specials 1 Mrbtinos and Reports— Sandycroft Rubber Co. 1 Stiawao Rubber, Ltd. 1 Labu (F M S.i70 words
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Article279 1918-06-21 1 Mr. St. J. Robertson, of Batang Benar Estate, who has been indisposed for some time, was admitted to Koala Lumpur hospi tal on Saturday. A special London cable to tbe Ceylon Observer states that at the Linggi meeting on May 28 Mr. Noel Trotter said the American import279 words
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Article204 1918-06-21 1 An extraordinary meeting of Saodyorof* Rubber Go. (Mr. A. W, Sims presidingi was held at noon on Monday in the registered office, Chartered Bank Chambers, to confirm tbe following resolution proposed at tbe extraordinary meeting held on June 1, v>z that tbe Articles ot Association be altered204 words
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1628 1918-06-21 1 The eighth annual general meeting of the shareholders of tbe Stiawao Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held at tbe Regiatered Office of the company, 21, Beaoh Street, Penang, last week, Mr. James Sellar, presiding. Other directors present were Messrs.1,628 words
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Article121 1918-06-21 1 (From Ocm Own Correspondent.) Ipob, Jane 10 The Central Perak Planters’ Association held an important discnssion and passed a resolution in favour of some scheme of compulsory restriction of outputs and Got* eminent oontrol. They also passed resolotions that in view of the serious spread of rubber disease121 words
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Article150 1918-06-21 1 (FROM OUB OWB COHRKBPONDBNT.) London, Jane 12. The following final dividends bawbee® declared: Selangor 874 per 0 \y ftV 35; ttalaka 10; Nordanal 6; Sungei* J o oh London Asiatic 25; Straits 20, s, g Kraitlo; :0; Consolidated Malay 2j Su g IQ Saogei KaparßO; Henrietta 16150 words
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1667 1918-06-21 2 fh annual general meeting of Tbe “e Labu (F.M.S.) Bobber the members o at the tl ffl C es Co Ud Association, #8. Eaat 0 (,be Bobber Orower p T Leather, cheap, he, presiding F.C.I.S., representing Mr. J- H- Je1,667 words
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Article108 1918-06-21 2 For the period from June 21 to 27,1918, inclusive, the duty on cultivated rubber on which export duty is leviable on an ad valorem basis in aooordanoe with Notification No. 764, published in the F.M.S. Government Gazette of March 16, 1918, under the Customs Datiea Enactment,108 words
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661 1918-06-21 2 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Associations' 860th auotion, was held on Jane 12 and 18, when there were offered for sale piculs 11,996.88 or 1,699,677 lbs. (tons 714.09). Prices realised Smoked Sheet:— Fine ribbed 978 to 181 Good ribbed661 words
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295 1918-06-21 2 The directors ol Lanadron Robber Estates, Ltd, announoe that they bare arranged with the commercial agents of the company, Messrs Harrisons and OrosfiaMK that the agents sboold offer a loan to tbn oompany ot £65,000 at 6 pet cent, repayable six295 words
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Article205 1918-06-21 2 For the year ended August 81 last the profit of Djapoera (Sumatra) Rabber was £18,020, making, with £12,188 brought forward, a total of £80,064. It is proposed to write £2,002 off depredation on buildings and machinery, leaving, subject to exoeas profits duty, £28,062, wbioh the directors, after205 words
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Article289 1918-06-21 2 The Ceylon Observer, of May 80, says: Planters in Malaooa and bis many friends in Ceylon will learn with much regret of the death at the General Hospital, Colombo, at 10 last night, of Chas. Mitchell, manager of Ayer Molek and Diamond Jubilee estates, Jasin, Malaooa. Accompanied289 words
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465 1918-06-21 3 The directors of Punggor Robber Estates in tbeiv eighth annual report state: Gentlemen,—Yoor directors beg to submit herewith the duly audited aooounts and their report for the year ended March 81, 1018. Nett profit for the year after deducting directors’fees 118,081.71 Lees— F.M.B.465 words
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Article410 1918-06-21 3 Ayer Molek.—12,000 lbs. Alma.—82,000 lbs. Atbara.—18,767 lbs. Ayer Tawah.—24 827 lbs. Batang Benar.—22,646 lbs. Batu An am.—21,199 lbs. Batu Village.—1,941 lbs. Batu Lintang.—4,808 lbs. Bute.—14,848 lbs. Bukit Toh Alang.—10,282 lbs. Cheng.—16,622 lbs. Chemor United.—18,811 lbs. Cluny.—14.708 lbs. Dominion.- 40,244 lbs. Jeram Kuantan.—10,408 lbs. Kapala.—9,811 lbs. Kinta Kellas.—84410 words
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Article139 1918-06-21 3 Messrs. Cunningham, Clark and Co., Penang, advise that the undermentioned prioes were realised for rubber sold by them by auction and private tender on Wednesday Diamond smoked sheet 960 971 Plain smoked sheet 55 53 Diamond unsmoked sheet 68 68 Plain unsmoked sheet 45 52 8orap crepe139 words
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990 1918-06-21 3 Stock oIssued Par Dividends. Malayan Exchange u ain R&pore Capital Value Comp anibs. Prices* r, ra8er 4 Co.'s WX7. m 0h sa^ 160,000 2/. 80% 86% Anglo-Malay 14/11 ln/ft 80,000 £l 80% Bakap Plantations990 words
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