The Straits Budget, 17 October 1919
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section29 1919-10-17 1 The Straits Budget 9 being the WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES" VOL. lxxiii No. 3218 Singapore. Friday. October 17. 1919. ESTARIISNED OVER NAIF A CENTURY Price 25 cents.29 words
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Article275 1919-10-17 1 LBADBR8— The Flood* in Ipoh 10 The New Governor 10 Singapore's New Industry 10 Society of Planters ...1011 easiness Needs n On Filthy Laore ...IMS Leoai AMO Gsnseal— Local and Personal 1-2 8.8 Benevolent Sooiety... 2 Mr. Tomlinson's Retirement 2 Renter Telegrams 8-6 Lest We Fcrget 7275 words
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Article4364 1919-10-17 1 The Meeting of Klang Lodge No. 8l?69 K C. was held at the Masonio H»P, Kianp, on the 9ih icst., when Wot. Bro C A. Mat* owe ioBtalli d Bro, P. *M. Cocke an W. M for the c-atuing year. The other incoming offio'-rs are »r follow4,364 words
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410 1919-10-17 2 Io forwarding a copy of the Straits Battletreats Benevolent Society’s report and accounts for 1918, wbiob embodioe a list of subscriptions received from the Straits Settlements, Mr. V. Gibbons, the local honorary Eeoretary and treasurer, Bays that Mr. T. Cuthbertson,410 words
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Article198 1919-10-17 2 Messrs Fraser aod Co.'s Weekly Circular. Messr*. Fraser and Co, in their weekly report, dated October 15, state:— Contrary to tbe nsoal conditions during Race Week tbe share markt t baa bot u quite oiiak and on a larger scale tbaa last wetk. lair amount ol dealings198 words
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Article178 1919-10-17 2 The R-.nt Assessment Board is poorer by the announcement made by the Hen. Mr. C. J. Saunders at the weekly meeting, held in the board room on Wednesday, to tbe iff eel that Mr. 8. Tomlinson, owing to his coming departure from the Colony is retiring178 words
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FRIDAY’S TELEGRAM
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Article41 1919-10-17 3 Kaurii Tiumkam. London, Ootober 8 The issue of £900,000 worth of Obinnse Oiforameil elubt pet oenl. ten years sterling Treasury Doles el 98, it sued to Messrs Tickers ia payment for supplies to the Chinese Government, was quickly underwritten.Kaurii Tiumkam. - 41 words
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SATURDAY’S TELEGRAMS.
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246 1919-10-17 3 Rsotik Tnuemans. Londdon, Ootoher 8. Helsingfors: Denikin’s representative in Finland, General Krasnov, has arrived at Helsingfors. He deolsred that the Denikin Government unconditionally reoognlsed the independence of Poland and Finland and Baid •hat the Allies bad supplied the White armies with suoh a quantityRsotik Tnuemans. - 246 words
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Article98 1919-10-17 3 London, October 8 Lord Robert Cocil, speaking at an American Press lancbcon in London, dercribed tbe strike as a most serious phenomenon. He urged an avoidance of class antagonism, eaph&sing that the states of labour must be obanged. Mr. Davis, the Amorican Ambassador, sailed attention to the98 words
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Article125 1919-10-17 3 London, October 8. Tbe Westminster Grzetto publishes the recollections of Lord Haldane from 1906 to 1014, when he was Minister of War. Haldane relates the Bteps taken to reorganise) the army in order to cope with the appruhen dsd German peril. He also relates bi« conversations with the125 words
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Article108 1919-10-17 3 London, Ootober 8, Tbo Daily Mail stateß that the law tffioers of the Grown have discovered that, nndt r the Suspensory Act, the Herne Role Actcporates automatically on tbo day the last belligerent, namely Turkey, signs tbe Peaco Traty and not, an generally assumed, six months la'er, Government108 words
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Article68 1919-10-17 3 London, Ootober 8. Paris General Fayolle relinquishes com mand of the Rhine armies of oooupstion, in order to prooeed on an important mission to Germany. Le Temps states that be will head the commission for ensuring German disarmament. General Degoutte, who fought side by side with the68 words
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Article65 1919-10-17 3 Londoa, Ootober 8. Paris: Chiefly owing to the high coat of living a strike broke out on the railways and in various factories at Barrebruok and suburbs. Owing to a demonstration of the strikers, a state of siege has been proclaimed at Sanebrook. Some leaders were arrested and65 words
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Article231 1919-10-17 3 Paris. Ootober 8. The Sopreme Goanoil yesterday discussed the German reply to the Bntente note requiring the immediate evacuation of the Baltio provinces. Tho assurances given in the German reply are considered onsstis factory by the Counoil and do not agree with the information whioh was received from231 words
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Article82 1919-10-17 3 London, October 8. Athens: A message from Smyrna says the British troops occupied Bros* with little resistance. Brum is on tbo southern shoro of the Sea cf Marmora.! London, Ootobor 8. Paris: The Bulgarian Premier Theodore ff has resigned. London, Ootober 8 Router learns that leolies having been received82 words
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MONDAY’S TELEGRAMS.
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1715 1919-10-17 3 Rbctur Trlborams London, Ootcbor 10. The wbolo Rufhibu situation in daily growing more dangerous and mom coin plcz. All that in publicly known in that the plan of co-operation through the Baltic Provinoen ana the po called North-West Russian Government has brrkcn downRbctur Trlborams - 1,715 words
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Article461 1919-10-17 4 London, Ootobor 10Sir Auckland GcrH**, President of the Board of Trade, it a tip'jooh iu the cily oa the outlook for British trade referred to the fear exprepsod that British traders are likely to be seriously hit by G rroaDy, Japan and America H 2 said careful461 words
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Article181 1919-10-17 4 London, October 10 Mr. Lloyl George, replying to a trade anion deputation's* advocacy of the nation alisation ot the mine*, adhered to the policy annonnoed in the House cf Commons, and declared that if the people were convinced that the experiment should be tried they had got the constitutional181 words
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Article219 1919-10-17 4 London, October 9 The Manchester Guardian in a 1 adiug article lengthily examines tbe Shantaig question, ail expresses the opinion that lapan’s cane is legally good, hut that the r. al issue is cqu ty and policy It that while other Powe.s Binned against China, the pro219 words
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Article130 1919-10-17 4 London, October 10. Conatantinop'e The situation in Taikey is becoming itangeronviy complicated, acd the Allies may S'.>oo be confronted with another troublesome problem. Tac real obj jet of the nati jnalist movement, beadod by Mustapha Kemsl Pasha, th i spread cf which lod to tho (all of130 words
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Article129 1919-10-17 4 London, October 9. Berlin: Owing to the shooting of Haase, the Reichstag adjourned after a speech by N oske. The National Zeitung says that Haase intended to severely criticise tin Govern ment’s Baltic policy and make sensational revelations regarding Bi?sian reoruiting in Berlin, irrefutably proving by129 words
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Article125 1919-10-17 4 London, October 9. The,Daily Express says that tuo Cab'.cot committee to draft the new Irish settle meat scheme has been appointed Mr W»Uer Loogis the Chairman. It includes Mr. SLortt, Sir Auckland Gcddes, Lord Birkonhead, Mr. Maopherson, Lord French, Lord Fisher and Mr. Worthington Evans. The Daily News125 words
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Article81 1919-10-17 4 London, October 9. Madrid T he disastrous Hoods at Valencia nearly caused a train catujtrophe, which was averttd owing to tho presence of mind of the engine-driver. As the train was approaching a bridge over a river, the driver noticed it qaiveving, aboat to collapse. It was too81 words
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Article58 1919-10-17 4 London, October 9. Tbe Daily Telegraph says in accordance with the tentative arrangement made last year, whicu is new confirmed, Earl Beatty succeeds Admiral Wemyas at the Admiralty ia November. London. October 10. Rinter learns that Earl Beatty will shortly be appointed First Sea Lord is succ-.sfcioa to58 words
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Article67 1919-10-17 4 London, October 9 Reports of fifty Lancashire eo!lon spinning compaui ;s bhow ;b »fc t he lowest divi d'nf was ten prr cent, the highest 120 p t ct*nt, ard several 40 and 00. Mjroo'-._r, certain compaoii n a*e inoroa-iog thoir paid op capita) by paying oslln67 words
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Article63 1919-10-17 4 London, October 10. It is understood tbvt tho at Fiumr remain? very It involve" grave possibilities of serious internal trounlo in Italy, as D’ituun/io's IcroeB refoso to Iravo and th army aud navy doclinc to compel then. I. is reliably reported that the King of Italy has threatened63 words
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Article51 1919-10-17 4 London, Ookobor 10. i Paris: The strike movement at Brest is J v ty serious. Laigo bodies workmen are idle. Military are wo* k ng th and electricity services and also are carrying cut funerals and helping the hospitals. Foor thousand strikers have marched in prooesaion singing revolutionary51 words
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Article55 1919-10-17 4 London, Ootober 9. The Board of Trade returns for September show that imports were approximately 1484 million sterling and export a 66} million sterling, Compared with the corresponding month of last year, these are increases respectively ot 60i and 201 millions. The nine month's import were 1 100|55 words
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Article47 1919-10-17 4 London, Ootober 9. Montagu's report notes that a reported shipment of three million dollars gold to India from Montreal has been arranged. The market is steady in tone and fairly aotive. The fall of pnoe is due to ample sappliee. Shanghai exobange is 6s. 81$ d.47 words
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Article41 1919-10-17 4 London, October 9. destructive cyclone occurred on September 24 in Eastern Bengal and oaused considerable damage in Khulna and Daooa, also loss of life and numbers ot boats, One passenger steamer was lost. No other details are available-41 words
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Article207 1919-10-17 4 Paris, October 9. M. Poincare with M. Desohanel inaugurated to-day the show of the automobile industry in the Grand Palais, on the Champs Blyseas. The French Senate begins to day the discussion of the bill ratifying the Versailles treaty. In the report over the name of the special207 words
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Article272 1919-10-17 4 London, October 10. Mr Balfonr ban been clocked Chancellor of Cambridge a.vuraity unopposed. London, October 10. Washington President Wilson continues to improve, bat is still in bed. London, Ootobor 0. Amsterdam Holland and Belgium have mutually agreed to the immediate annul raent of the Sagar Convention of 1903. London,272 words
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TUESDAY’S TELEGRAMS.
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1026 1919-10-17 4 Riutib Tblbskams. Loadoo, October 12,. Paris: Tba Allies’ voplj to the Gasman j note with regard to the evacuation of the I Baltic Provinces says it ia diffioalt not te believe that the German Government’s delaj in ordering evacaation was not deliberately arranged inRiutib Tblbskams. - 1,026 words
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Article154 1919-10-17 5 London, Ootober 11. Paris: The debate in the Frenoh Chamber led to sensational revelations regarding the failure of the French offensivsin Champagne in April, 1017. M. Painleve, the then Minis ter of War, told the Chamber that the Germans discovered the plans, with the result that the offensive154 words
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Article185 1919-10-17 5 London, October 12. Winnipeg: The Prinoe of Wales luncheoned with the leading citizens, also representatives •f Edmovtm. Saskatoon Calgary, Vancouver and othi r cities visited daring his tour. In a speech, the Prince announced, amid vociferous cheers, that he is arranging to purchase a small ranch185 words
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Article129 1919-10-17 5 London, October 12 Melbourne, October 8 In the Federal House of Representative? Mr. Poynton, intro incing the Budget, siadtbe revenue for 1918 9 was 44 millions etching expenditure 45 millions. The war expenditure totalled 3111 Loillions and the estimated deficit for 1919 208$ millions while tbo public debt129 words
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Article133 1919-10-17 5 London, Octet jr 11. Sir Ridor Haggard, giving evidence btfjic the National birthrate Comm.bbion, dwelt on the dangers of aitifically keeping down births, which was now widespread ic every western nation, except perhaps Hanna and Germany. He was of opinion that uuless a startling ohange happened the133 words
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Article107 1919-10-17 5 London, Ootobor 11. Berlin There were stormy scenes in the National Assembly when the independent socialist Uenoke condemned the suppression of independent socialist newspapers and made the startling allegation that students’ societies, ex-soldiers’ societies, rifle clubs, gymnastio societies and farmers were receiving arms in Urge numbers, whioh107 words
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Article113 1919-10-17 5 London, October 12, Budapest: The Rumanian military authorities announce that the Rumanian troops have evaonated Hungary west of the Danube. There was no disorder. London, October 12. Haris, October 11: The Allied note to Romania is moderate and eoneiliatory. It reviews the points on which Rumania disagrees113 words
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Article92 1919-10-17 5 London, October 12. Issy lee Moulmeaux The aviator Poulet started at 8.15 this morning for Geneva on the first stage of his Faris to Melbourne flight. London, Ootober 12. New York In the trans-continental aerial Darby Lieutenant Maynard was the first to arrive at San Francisco from Mineola.92 words
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Article97 1919-10-17 5 London Ootober 12. Faris In the Senate in tbo course of dis cussion of the peace treat} M. Clemenceau emphasised the necessity nf vigilance. He paid a tribute to Britain's (Worts to make the nations free. (Cheers) He declared that he feared German ooonomic domination more than military97 words
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Article36 1919-10-17 5 London, Ootober 11. Washington The Senate military committee has recommended ao additional appropriation of 915,000,000 (or army aircraft construction in connootioc with the establishment cf air routes to Fanama, Aia-ika and probably Asia.36 words
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Article48 1919-10-17 5 London, October 12. An official return of the period from May, 1910, to September, 1919, show that 1,293 Sinn Fein outrages occurred in Ireland, including sixteen murders firing at people, sixty six tiring into houses, thirty incendiarism, fifty five assault", sixty raids for a» 47|48 words
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Article27 1919-10-17 5 London, Ootober 12. Vienna: In the National Assembly the Minister of Food declared that danger of the oollapso of the food supply was imminent.27 words
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Article47 1919-10-17 5 L mdon, Ootobor 12. Suva, Fiji Islands. (>:tjbor 0; Lord Jolliooo has arrived and wa-t mot by a fl.-ot ot sailing canoes and welcomed by native chief*, Lord Jolliooo, in a SDceoii suggest d that probably Suva would or- a Haoifio naval bane47 words
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Article31 1919-10-17 5 London, Ootobur 11. Mr BoDar Law im thn Unionist and Mr. ILrtracd Russell the Socialist candidate for the Rector-flop rf Gla»i»ow University. The election takes place on Ootobor 25.31 words
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Article54 1919-10-17 5 London, Ootober 11. The rosult of the Duke of York Stakes was 1. Grand Fleet. 2. Sir Berkeley. 8. Vico Versa. Ton ran. Won by three quarters of a length, two lengths between hocotxJ and third. Botting: 100 to 15 Grand Fioot, 7to 1 Sir Berkeley, 754 words
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Article156 1919-10-17 5 Haris, October 10. A telegram bearing Wednesday’s date has been reoeived in Paris from thu Lottish Government at Rign, stating that not only has Germany done nothing, in spite of c flioial affirmations, to withdraw her army, bit lias doubled her military foroos in Courland, has committed many156 words
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WEDNESDAY’S TELEGRAMS.
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223 1919-10-17 5 Enema Tbliokams. London, October 12, Helsingfors, October 12 (tom K jval The situation at Riga has nol changed since Friday ovening. The town is considerably damaged by bombardment and parts are in ruins. An enemy attempt to oross tbe bridge was repulsed andEnema Tbliokams. - 223 words
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Article290 1919-10-17 5 Paris, Ootober 11. The shew cf the automobile industry in Paris is a superb racers? and a proof that France is again working hard. The New York Herald says that the exhibition is an unsurpassable dnplay of finished workmanship allied with But even more it is a pr290 words
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Article130 1919-10-17 5 London, October 18. Washington Au otlic al bulletin announcing tuat Mr. Wilson's oonJition neers listen him remaining in b» d for an extendi i period has dispi lied the hopj of his eax.y rc-sump-lion of the Par sidential duties. A nunsatiou has been caused by a letter130 words
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Article66 1919-10-17 5 London, October l’i. Paris It is expeotod that the decree promulgating the ratitnation of the l\ao© Treaty will bo gazetted on the 10th inst., than completing ratification by the three Great Powers and officially ending the state of wav. Thereupon the pre war social lift of66 words
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Article50 1919-10-17 5 London, October 12L Paris: Lo Temps corn spun lent at Roab* arcs! states that the Romanian proas in urging a Franco Italian Bureau tan alhanoe with a view to guaranteeing peaot in lb* Balkans and forcing Uuugary to gravitate thereto with consequent influence as regards Germany.50 words
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Article18 1919-10-17 5 London Ootober l'i, Isey los Moulinoaux Poah.t retarned owing to fog after covoring 50 kilometres.18 words
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THURSDAY’S TELEGRAMS.
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799 1919-10-17 5 RaCTBK TaLB'ikAHI. Iron Jon. Octobor If. Official: Details of General Denikin's viotory at Veront j reveal that the town was captured by a volunteer corps under General Sbkuro. On October and the following day, the Soviet troops counter attacked but were beaten off withRaCTBK TaLB'ikAHI. - 799 words
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Article388 1919-10-17 6 these were properly reoognised and oarried rut the crime of 1914 ooold never be repeated. One of the first steps toward* a realisation of tbe benefits of tbe League must be a drastic reduction of armaments of all the Power 3, which still imimadorably exoeedod the max*mum388 words
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Article328 1919-10-17 6 Fisher’s Memories.” London, Ootober 14, Lotd Fisher a Memories ia to-day’s Timt s deals with the Dardanelles. He em* phasises that he alone oppoeed the Naval operations, but remained at the Admiralty became he desired to see his large building programme carried out. He admits that there was frequent tension328 words
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Article182 1919-10-17 6 Londox, October 14. Marseilles, 14th The shipping strike ia extending. There were no sailings yesterday. Mails for Egypt and the Near East and 9,000 passengers are held up. London, October 14. Marseilles: Nine thousand passeegersare held up owing to another shipping strike inolnding engineers, stewards, wireless operators and182 words
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Article178 1919-10-17 6 London, Ootober 18. Col. Repington, in the Morning Post, oom mooting on the revelations in the Frenob Chamber, expresses the opinion that the B-itish oomraard has nothing to regret in its action. When General Nivello failed, he urged tho publication of all documents to enlighten the Frauco-British peoples.178 words
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Article121 1919-10-17 6 London, October 12. Paris The Persian Foreign Minister, interviewed, stated that he requested the Peace Conferee to give him an audience in order that Le might explain the wishes of Persia. He C'u.ohasised thrt apprehensions with regard tc the Anglo Persian agreement were notjastuVd. Peru* could only live121 words
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Article102 1919-10-17 6 London, October 18. Paris: The aviator Poalet loft this moiliiß oa his flight to Melbourne. Londoa, October 18. The Australian airman Matthews starts on Wednesday (rum Honnslow on a Sopwith biplane attempting the flight to Australia (or the Aa«tt4lian Government prize of ten thousand seeding. The route is102 words
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Article100 1919-10-17 6 London, October 14. Berlin The Tacgliche Rundsohau pub* lirhes a letter from the ex Grown Prinoe, saying that tw- battle o(the Marne was only such a y vave failure owing to the then army leaders iusing their heads. It was dear to him in the autumn of 1914100 words
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Article112 1919-10-17 6 London, October 14, New Orleans, 18th: The world cotton confert noe open with 81 cations and evny branch of the ootton indostrv represent! i Ms. McOoil, Chairman of the National Connoil of A inerioan Cotton Manufacturers, who was eli o ted < hair man, hoped an importrnt agreem’/nt112 words
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Article91 1919-10-17 6 London, October 18. At a meeting of cotton interests in Manchester it was reported that the Treasury wishes t a limit the membership of the pro posed trade mission to the Far Bast tc three instead of twelve and Government's contribution ‘o £B,OOO instead if the91 words
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Article105 1919-10-17 6 London, •otober 11. The Times condemns giving the Afghans oontrol -t external relations, also what it calls tho apt srentlv calculated and unpardonable delay o* the Raj in r- vealirg that this "great ooncest-nn has been tnado, It says that Sir Y. Chirp's words in 1908 are105 words
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Article60 1919-10-17 6 London, Octobor la The Daily Express says the cab, Let P trenchment committee has decided that if real economy is (o be realised it must be i* the fighting foroes. It is stated that armi expenditure will be reduced to seventy fiv! millions, naval to sixty and air60 words
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Article50 1919-10-17 6 The Times representative with the Souiij etn Rioegrowers association of the United States new in Bngland states that America', surplus of rioe is haif a million tons 0 I much better quality thau Asiatic. Offen for 200,000 tons have already been te!eo V&r ed to Amerioa. 150 words
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Article179 1919-10-17 6 Paris, Oetobtr la. The Maharaja Gaekwar of Baroda arm sc in Paris yesterday. Before the Senate vote yesterday for ratification of the peaoe treaty, M. Clemen cean explained that it would have been unconstitutional to allow members rl parliament to participate in the negotiations. It was neoessary that179 words
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Article365 1919-10-17 6 London, Ootober 18. Fourteen men attacked a train between Cork and Queenstown and disarmed three soldiers. They disappeared and there it nc cine. London, Ootober 18. Official: The corn harvest is piactioally finished. The orops secured are in good ooadition. London, Ootober IS. The blsck lists giving names of365 words
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2974 1919-10-17 7 Major Cassidy - (Bpioially Contributhd to Straits Timbs By Major Cassidy.] Major Cassidy. 17 October, 1914. The hurry of tbcs.i early days, five years ■go, Booms like a nightmare when one thicks oalmly in these peaceable days, of all these erects wbiob centred2,974 words
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576 1919-10-17 7 Mr. P A. Wright, aoting hon. nooretarv of tho Chinese Labour C mumteerf the Negri 3< mb:lan Planters’ association, writes that a minting of the committee was held oo September 80 last. Tho sab-committee then appointed to put tho eomcnitto’a (Jbintse immigration i.ahem*.576 words
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Article136 1919-10-17 7 An extract from tho Ua/ottn of India, dated Simla, mb'jr 19, Hayn -“Tho following rowardu have been yrantud to thu uu lor mentioned for acin of «allant r y < r devotion to doty in tin Hold whilo h rviuy with tho Adi n Field Fore136 words
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Article1699 1919-10-17 8 (From Our Own Cokekspondbnt.) Penang, Oo.ober 12. From tbo disorderly hi uods that emanated from tbu Kouinkl jko Pakotvaart M&ats chappijs steamer LiUHohuten, lying iu tbe Penang Roads, on TLnriday evening, it wan evident that tboro was something up aboard that vessel; and as tin water polioe1,699 words
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Article105 1919-10-17 8 The Messagerieß Maritimes steamer For thos, at 855 a.m. on October 1, had the misfortuno to cut right through a fibbing junk, which showed its iigbt tco lab. There wore 11 people aboard. Captain Lanriol dreppod a boat immediately, and considers g th t the poor105 words
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Article112 1919-10-17 8 The wedding of Mr. Julios 8. Fisher, of the Middle East Films. Ltd fourth eon of Mr. a. M. Fisher of Capetown, and Miss Do Dilwrrih, daugh or of Mr. C Dilwcrth of 'lap-'town, t ok place on Saturday. Mr. Joe Fisher, brother ot the bridegroom, wan112 words
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1135 1919-10-17 8 Tbe sixth annual general meeting of the Eastern United Assuranoe Corporation, Limited, was held at the registered effieu, 1 A, Malacca Street, on Ootober 9 Tin ro wero present: Mr. Tan Kbeam Hook (chairman), Messr« Ste Tcoog Wab, N. B. Chan,1,135 words
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579 1919-10-17 8 Before Captain Basil Taylor. R N., at the Marine Coart, Hongkong, on Ootober 8. says tbe China Mail, Captain B. Binkley, master of the Telemaohus, was charged at tbe inetanoe of Police Sergeant William Pincost, A 64, with (1) unlawfully failing579 words
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Article116 1919-10-17 8 Tho rate of mortality in the Settlement of Sirgxpnre for tho week ended October 4 was 88 45—an appreciable drop over that of the previous week. Tho total nnmber of deaths was 244, cf which 181 were male ruhjiots and 68 female. Convulsions cla mr d 81,116 words
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1448 1919-10-17 9 On the 7th task. Inspector Donovan, of Port Swettenham, says the Malay Mail, charged a Chinese before Mr. Pryde, at the Klang Coart, with having been in possession of Bix stolen nets belonging to anotbei Chinese of Pulaa1,448 words
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Article162 1919-10-17 9 The Hon. Dr. Lim Boon Kong, 0.3 E, left Siugapire for Amoy by the learner Hong Wah, and ho will bo away ibout mouths. The membjr tu fill th» vacancy on the Legislative C auoil caused by bis abteucu, Las not. so fir, been nominated,162 words
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Article165 1919-10-17 9 A U tter dated September 8. 1019 was read at a meeting cf the Penang Chamb ,r of Commerce, from Messrs PrLchard and Co Ltd., who failed to see bow tbe snbjert of transhipment could he properly dealt with by one firm only giving details cf165 words
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488 1919-10-17 9 SIR FRANCIS HENRY MAY. Hongkong's Appreciation Of His Eminent Services.” Tho following correspondence, betwoen tbo Hon. Mr. Claud Severn, C M.G., aud tho Secretary of State br tbo Colonies is pub lishod in the Hongkong Gaz*tto Government House, Jane 6. My Lord, —With roforonoe to my telegram of January 22,488 words
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Article257 1919-10-17 9 About a hundred friends of Mr. and Mrs. N. N. \di« wi ro guests at thi* rm i uce, Blue Rill Cotiago, Tacj >ug Katong, on S iturd iy evening on tbo i con u i of a f moy lioss ball prior to th ir257 words
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Article118 1919-10-17 9 For Forno yoars past there has b'u.n a growing demand iu this Colouy am <rg y jcing merchant serviej ofli jors for a sctio d of navigation, whore tie y con'd ios'itn t o j which would enable th ui .o obtain their Biard of Trade118 words
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694 1919-10-17 9 Replying to an of welcome at Hjogkcngon September ttO, Sir It K. Hinbb*, K. .M G the newly appointed Governor of the Colony hr id Gentlemen,— I (bank you vory cordially for tbo wo!ocme which you bare extended tio mo on694 words
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Article238 1919-10-17 9 A Frooch Indiau sul j >ct h\s appoalod to tho Governors rf Madras aui I* >Qdichorry against tho aoti n of the Madras Customs authorities in o >b&soating 12,010 sovereigns b<ihoi»ir)t» to bitu wh eh w**ro Kft on boavd tho Huryalas at Madras 110 &t*t< s that be238 words
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THE Straits Budget.
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Article939 1919-10-17 10 —Straits Times, October 10, The Resident of Perak did not givo much encouragement to the good j.ooplo of I poll tbe other day when be met the depotatior Appointed to plaoe before him the views of the community on the question of fleoding. The members of—Straits Times, October 10, - 939 words
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Article485 1919-10-17 10 -Straits Timed, October 11. It is do cxsggenticn to Bay (tat the news c( the appointment cf Sir Laurence Guihemard to fcucoeed Sir Arthur Young a« Governor of tbo Straits Settlements and High Commit ntner of the Federated Malay States was received in Smgapoie with intense surprise-Straits Timed, October 11. - 485 words
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Article760 1919-10-17 10 of financial sucoeea—Straits Times, October 18. We are informed that in the oonrse of a day or so prospecting operations preliminary to the establishing of a glats and brickwork factory for Singapore will bo oompleted. R salts bo far i.re considered most satis factory. For socne throeof financial sucoeea—Straits Times, October 18. - 760 words
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Article1473 1919-10-17 10 bands of tbe planters themselves. —Mraits Times, October 14 11 It is thd firm conviction of the Oounoil (hat the increasing problems, difficulties, and perhaps dangers whiob plasters will have to f*oe in the future, oan be satisfactorily met only by a strong combination of all thesebands of tbe planters themselves.—Mraits Times, October 14 - 1,473 words
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Article1142 1919-10-17 11 —Stfuitfl TitnuH, Octobei 15. Tho cables of tho pad few days provided no with soveral soipvhej. One of them was tho announcement of Sir L N. Gailh. maid's appointment as Governor of tl Straits Sitt! treats. A st-oond was tho diwh of the tepsy-tury tangle in tho Baltic—Stfuitfl TitnuH, Octobei 15. - 1,142 words
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Article1627 1919-10-17 11 —Straits Timos, October 11 prow weary of cloEe-watohing.—Straits Times, October 16, We are rot in the least surprised to receive a communication from a correspondent at Seremban, signing himself Peh’io Grievance,” oomplaining of the difficulties of negotiating lower di nomination currency notes His letter is jastifhd; it—Straits Timos, October 11; prow weary of cloEe-watohing.—Straits Times, October 16, - 1,627 words
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Article203 1919-10-17 12 The following appointments are notified in a Johore Governruoat Gizotte Bx-raordi nary :—Tbe Hon. Dtto Mohamed bio Mvb bob, D K,, S.P M.J., C M.G Deputy Meotn Begat, to aot as D»to Men*ri Beast, to preeide over the Jama'ab M ntri (Council of Minis tore) and tbe Executive203 words
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Article141 1919-10-17 12 It will be remexb red that it was reported some time ago that the N Y K. was planning to run an insurance basinets besides tin present steamship service, in order to maks 'he best uso of its large reserves The Japan Curoniole learns that this plan141 words
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Article130 1919-10-17 12 It was announced in the Straits Times of Miod»y that in the course of a day or cc prospecting operations preliminary to tbe establishing of a glass and br efr work factory for Singapore will be oomplet-d,” and that a syndicate is to bo formed. It may not130 words
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Article120 1919-10-17 12 The steamer Lumbarg sailed on tho 11th inßt for to load a oarg j of foodstuff for a United King! mi pert. Her officers are Ciptam, J li.adro'i chief officer, A. Brown ‘2nd tffic-r, B. H. Williams; 8?d officer, J. B McCann; chief engineer, S. GnU*d 2.d eogioe120 words
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407 1919-10-17 12 Before Mr, Monk on Wednesday a Buropoan named Goo.gs Clarke, respectably dressed was oharged by Insp. D. Killourhy of the Central station, with obeating a Chinese musical dealer named Ling Chim, of 18 River Valley R>ad, on October 5 last, by407 words
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371 1919-10-17 12 Wo avo indebted to a correspondent for tLe following: R-iOc .tly there have been several hold upe of hired cars on the Caer&s Kuala Lumpar road by armed robbers and passengers have been robbed of all jewellery and uuney N371 words
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Article57 1919-10-17 12 Wo learn that Sir J. Mari mu, the Attorney Qcne»al elect of the Straus Sid&lemsnts, has arrived at homo from Z tozi i»r, and (bat he will bo 1 uviog L >nJoa for Si igapno at the »*u 1 of tuis month, to ttiab he might be57 words
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409 1919-10-17 12 To any Londoner in noed of a btiof change from work-if only to oorreot the ravages of a veoent holiday or to any stranger in London who wishes to miss nothing that he ought to see, writes E V Lao as, my409 words
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Article160 1919-10-17 12 A pitiful story was told by a Sikh woman to tbe Coroner yo’tord.y respiting her son being ran ever by a tram car in Lavender Street about 6 pm on the 18;b. instant resulting in the obild's death. According o the woman she was leading her child160 words
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277 1919-10-17 12 A correspondent writos that at about 280 o'clock yesterday morciog at a tie stall at 42 Honpk mv Ntrret, byjtee name of Chop Yce LoDg abjmb was placed against the solid door of the establishment, and expl oded with a loud report, which broupht a277 words
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1863 1919-10-17 13 With fine weather and a largo at tendanoe the first day of the Autumn Meeting pasted cff very RocccsßfQliy on Tawdry, aud all ecj yed a pleasant afternoon’s racing. For (he most part it was a good day for favourites,1,863 words
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509 1919-10-17 13 A very interesting function took plaoe in hall of St. Andrew’s School on Friday evening tho occasion being the holding of a C lurch of Bugiauu ojeial which was woli attended by members of tho congregation of tho Catho dral,509 words
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Article128 1919-10-17 13 The f blowing F M.S. Ooverr urct ap"o,ut ments are notiho 1 Mr. Frank Giltu >ur Harvey to be an unoflnial mouiber ot tho Federal Counoil dnring the absenoo on leave of the U n. Mr. It C. M. Kinaerslcy Mr. G oiinp< u, assistant uommei128 words
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Article149 1919-10-17 13 It will bo roraorabnrod that on the 1 <♦ itpt.ict, ab r ut midnight, a gang of r obh rs e« t' rr d ALi** ri si l> nc n nf towkry Chung Ttiy Cho. g, ie N jrthrru R tad, INnaog, ao i af thviahnirg149 words
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1035 1919-10-17 13 Tho first ordinary general mooting of the shareholders (f Central Motors, LtJ, was hold cu Saturday at tho offices off (be co'upauy Ludlaw Bnildiag*. Mr. W. A. S nn, obairuiun, preHi-Jing. The secretary (Mr. K. K. W dholi y) trad too1,035 words
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1159 1919-10-17 14 Mr. JamiB Morten ptesidirg at the «n coal general iucciicf2 ot the North boroco Chamber ol Cczliucico on Augnbt 28 h*k1 in the eourBe ot his addreeB 'I be year coder review has possibly been the oioBt motuen Iona in1,159 words
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552 1919-10-17 14 The following oircular has b?en issue! a mass meeting of clerks will be held at the Victoria TLeatre on Friday, Ootcbor 81, at 6.16 p m. for the purpose of forming a Citiioal Union. Mr. Lim Koe Cbeok will propose and Mr.552 words
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684 1919-10-17 14 Tli Sarawak G/z.ito to bind by yester- 1 day* mail Bays: On Thursday, S {.torube? 24, a brief virit was paid to Kuclidl- by H, U. Mr. F S Jacks. she Oftioeir /du.m-teruig the Gov 'VQtLtmt of S.raitn684 words
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Article83 1919-10-17 14 Mv 0. D. Bowen has been granted three months’ leave on (oil pay. Mr. H. C. Taylor, Chief Icspeckorcf Police, F.M.S., oight months Captam A G. Kyle, police probationer, F.M.S two nr uth*. Mr. D. H. Laidlaw, Executive Bngimer. Pablic Works Department, eight months, Dr, W. M,83 words
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Article50 1919-10-17 14 Th» following Renter cable dated London, Octoh'l 18, reaches ns:— Amw.cr.ium: It is officially stated that Queeo Wilbelmina of Holland will shortly proceed ca a state visit to the Dutch East Indies, under the Javanese title Sri Baginda Rnj*h Putri (Illastrious and Gracious Empress.)50 words
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352 1919-10-17 14 Tho seventh report of the directors of the Ampang (Kinta) Tin Mining Company, Ltd for the year ended June 30 states that tbo net profit for the period, after making due provision for depreciation, amounts to 128,121.18, to wlnoh has352 words
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216 1919-10-17 14 In the Penang Supreme Court on October 6 and Tuesday J&nt, reports the Straits Echo, the action of Whittall and Co. v. Tbe Ban Hock Bee Company was tried by the Hon. Mr. Jnstioe Sproule. Mr. Thornton instruct* ed by216 words
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Article183 1919-10-17 14 Chan Lun, the Perak robber ohief, who waH placed on trial at the lpoh Assie s on October 7, is described by the Times of Malaya as 11 a puny looking Chinese with a well developed criminal physiognomy, long, slender fingers, a spriny gait aod a generally183 words
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1152 1919-10-17 15 Pot some lime H.M.S. Hawkins, Ibo new flagship of tbe China Station, wbiob is doe in Singapore Ibis week, baa, says a write* in a borne Zpaper, attracted considerable atten lion, mainly in oonaeqaecce of innovations intended to promote1,152 words
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555 1919-10-17 15 Lord Fisher, describing in a characteristic artiole in Tbe Times tbe birth cf tbe Dreadnought, says that she paralysed shipbnild ing among tbe nations of tho world tor 18 months. The damned thing was so different." The Dreadnoughts he oalls "Old555 words
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859 1919-10-17 15 iJociaiooH whiob will have a direct bearing o( the utmost importance ob the (atare of Colombo and of the Oniony generally ftre shortly to be, taken by the Colcabo Heard of Improvemeat Commissioner, b%js the Times of Ceylon. They relate859 words
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528 1919-10-17 15 Tho catalogue of a dealer in wild animals lias a different fascination to* different peoplo, nays a Times oovrespoaduat. It mast fill collectors whose purses are not full with a despairing envy. To tho interested bat ignorant outsider it presents528 words
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264 1919-10-17 15 Tho Times cf India says —lt is generally known that serioas hostilities have taken p aoo between King Hussein, cf the Hedjaa and Ibu Said, Emit of Nejd. It is possible that Hnjis returning to this country will have something to say264 words
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Article70 1919-10-17 16 ;The Sirvits Times iw not responsible for thn opinion uf iis c. r/> Cone ■pendents should b »\r iu mud that letters mast be short aui to tbe point. Loug rambliug rpisC .c- 1/\ ;o r jested u* ruthlessly cit a.»*-ou Cjrre-pjoui ats mu*, enclose their wcrn, cot neci'Bs»»Py70 words
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Article591 1919-10-17 16 To the Editor ut the Straits Times. Sir, —I was usable to attend the annual mooting held >y. Llal i b»>on present i snould certainly have challenged the remarks made by Mr. Kef, as I consider that the suggestion of profiteering n unjastitnd and that the balano-i591 words
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Article794 1919-10-17 16 To the Kditor of the Straits Timer*. Sir, —I oo«>sidi*r that it is about limo you endeavoured to write on labour (juestioos in an impartial manner. You may perlitps have to modify yoar op.oious on the recent railway Btnko when tall particulars are availtblo about what U d794 words
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Article174 1919-10-17 16 To the Editor of the Straits limes. S.r —There mast bo many retained ex Service men in Johovo who have lately read with keen interest and appreciation the cor respondenoe in yoor columns regarding land grants. May we in Joboro, venture to hope for aomn such174 words
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Article423 1919-10-17 16 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Si*, —I suppose there are some people who will ho foolish euoagu to sxy that the chair man cf tbo Hoard of Customs and Excise will bo a renod p.g in 5 sqnaro hole as Governor 1 of this Free423 words
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Article155 1919-10-17 16 To.the Klitor'of the Straits Times. Sir,—The void between Telegraph Street and Robinson Road seems to be very dangerous for traffic, especially to rioksbas when turning to and from Telegraph Street to make tbeir way to Rjbinson Road, wbero motor cars and motor lorries go along at a great155 words
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Article324 1919-10-17 16 To the Bditov of the Straits Times. Sit,—Will yon, ov any of yonr numerous readers enlighten me as to whether it is a crime to refuse to reoeive a ten oent note in payment for goods bought ov other charges. I had a very disgusting324 words
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241 1919-10-17 16 The following telegram, dated London October 8, has been communicated to os by Me. M. B. Shoiwend, pr.vato secretary 0 H B. the Officer Administering the Govern meat From The Secretary cf}Stato for Uu Colonics To Tue241 words
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367 1919-10-17 16 At the meeting of the Impcial LegishUiv Council at Simla on Seplembt r 24 a Bill was introduced further to amend the Indian Paper Currenoy Act of 1917. The object of the Bill is to raise the limit to which the currency367 words
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Article132 1919-10-17 16 The distance ever whioh the entreat had to pais in oono* cbm wi;h the unveiling of the statue at M jutreal by tho King from Balmoral Castle v*.\e three thousand miles. Through huudrecs-cf mbps of open land lincß and and* rg'ound cables in the country,132 words
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article646 1919-10-17 17 After an interval of five years, tho Singa pore Recreation Club held athlotio sports on their part of the Esplanade on Saturday after noon. It was thought earlier in the <l&y that the rain would prevent vhe event coming aff bat, fortanately, it cleared up to enable the646 words
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Article351 1919-10-17 17 was a ppocial ir.tt rest iu the 203 yard-i Uudioap ut the Swimming Club cu Sudday, as the race decided the holuinG of tL, Jackson-Mi liar Cap tut the year. The cap is oempeted for iu a number of rnc-’S of varying listanris ap tn 230 yards, points351 words
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Article123 1919-10-17 17 Mr. 11. M. Cantrell informs uh that tbo visit of tho Straits and btatos crick it eleven to Hongkong will not eventuate. The posi lion when tho decision not to send a team was arrived as was ae f jilows Perak had contributed one player Malacca123 words
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Article215 1919-10-17 17 In the Ladies’ Lawn Tennis Club Tournament Friday's results were Ladies' Doubles A Clann (Final Mrs. MacGregor and Miss Stephenson owe 4, beat Miss Lamb and Miss L. Lamb owe 2, 0-6, B—2, 10—8. Ladies’ Door lbs, B Class (Final). Miss Polglase and Miss D. Polglaso owe 4,215 words
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Article304 1919-10-17 17 I a tho A Clas Single* of the S.C.C. Tenuis Tournament on Friday tin rnaicb Donnellve. S‘out uftd to bo left unti l.shed with ono to aih Monday’s pregrammo in tho S.C.C. Tenris Toomnna. fl> was the finish of the Class A SiDgl is r *‘.i lioal304 words
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Article18 1919-10-17 17 Tuo Garrison Go’.i Club monthly medal aj one) for Oct.b.r won by L. K. Gaunt, oil rjuare.18 words
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Article137 1919-10-17 17 A big crowd was attracted by tho game between the S.C.C. and S.C F.A. soocov teams on tho Esplanade on Wednesday, and saw an even and interesting affair with*tbo Club winning 2—o The ti rat of tho goals oamo in the very early stages, Potter scoring, and tho second137 words
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Article130 1919-10-17 17 (From Och <»wn CoaukaroNOKsT Ipob, October 14. The Tel ok Kruin tin flotation opened yes tevday and was heavily over subHcnb d bo fore noon. The capital amounts to 1175,000 and tho shaves in tho pvosont issue numbov 156,000. The vendors are Mosers. Oj&orno and Chappell who130 words
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Article181 1919-10-17 17 Friday being the eighth anniversary ot the establishment of tho Chinese Republic houses and shops wore beffni.ged in profusion with tho "rainbow" tUg as it is called. Somo of tho stvoots looked quite gay with these five coloured flags hung oat practically tboiv whole length, while the181 words
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Article143 1919-10-17 17 Sometime back it wrh mentioned in those columns that the Standard Oil Company of New York wan establishiUG a petroloam installation, similar to the one they it ive in Penang, cn the island of Sobaroek, »n tbo noiGhboarhcod of Singapore. A’ork iu tliis connection has been proceed143 words
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Article47 1919-10-17 17 Go sum -M* arhkow On S ptembor 4 at Sv. Mart’s. North Audi'y Stro fc, i-oulou oy thr v J rtr*t» Major James (ror D .*v K q g Hoorgrj's Own Central India H fM to Coas*au"e Winifred, daughter ~,f the late A'diiam M K rrow.47 words
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Article135 1919-10-17 17 SiN'nro hr, OvTol»b 14 1619. RXCMANOP On L#roah Bilk 4 m/i w 3/4* Demand M 1/44 Private m/i 1/42 Or Wrw Y#t«...D'n*ad M 4V£ Pnvtir Mil ft 6'1 (Jr Paahca Bank 400 Ok Irdu Busk T. T 116 Or li«RUR9HR... t ARl d/d 8*2 pRR Or SBAR«BAi...Bask135 words
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Article372 1919-10-17 17 SiNUAi'uaa, Qi tomb 14, 1816. MINING. v"uo| idtm10 la Amp tap 1) 00 13.00 c.d. 1 1 Aye* Wobk 2 U6 J 66 41 J1 Kam. KamaatiaK 3.12 4 3.14.4 1C 10 Kiala Ascoeiatioa 7.26 7.7S A\ 41 Kiala Tia 0.0 2.10 0 aom 41 41 Lahti372 words
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Article105 1919-10-17 17 1 iifj 1 1 rmt May of th* 1 ti.' ?It*> of property \<j auction, by <J,M C mu Kmd*< Lus iad Co. ou Mi n :%y, largely t u.od»A, bidding was bvi i. .he pnceH n> fi’i u d w r n, good. Hi p* I j105 words
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Advertisement101 1919-10-17 17 NOTICE. The pint *rei price of ft \traiti Ttmrx to the r.iriK'loiu awl lor «n .outline* in l-i it I In j< i t: t to any part I the world. It 11 Hot nr ess sulcon p tor a y ir. 1 hr iut»*<'riptioiM tor or nod art at101 words
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Obituary35 1919-10-17 17 DCAlUS G-iCti-h On O:tob-r at the Genota£lc*p;tal Sagan*. 1 Vil iam Gaadcr, Mana' GOf, Tiafftiyar Kstato, laGaporo. C.iwa* J'avid Hose Cowaa agoi 60 c ar i at thj General Hvpital, Singapore ou Sunday. October 1235 words
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The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT.
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Article62 1919-10-17 1 OflomL Rubber Item* Price of Robber 1 The Robber Industry 1 Incorporated Society of Planters Riapapore Robber Auctions Big Theft of Robber September Robber Returns Penang Robber Sales 8 Mhtinos and Rnpokt*— Jimab Robber Estates 1 Meiini Robber ‘<l Perak Plantations Nellmay Robber Co. Temerloh Bstate 2 Caledonian Robber62 words
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Article315 1919-10-17 1 Messrs. Guthrie and Co. are in receipt oI cable advice from the Secretaries of the La bo (F M S.) Rubber Co Ltd to the c fleet that the board bavo declared a first interim dividend of 5 per cent, payable on November 15. Tbe acooonts of the315 words
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Article52 1919-10-17 1 V. .th reference to Notifications Nos. 28 am! 132, published in tbe FM8 Government Gavotte of January, 8 1919, it is notified that tbe price ot first grade rubber for tho period Octobtr U to October 16, 191?, inclusive, is 871 cents per pound, equivalent to lllfi.652 words
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Article40 1919-10-17 1 Ti t resolutions passed at an f xtraordinary meeting c! Jimah Rubber Estate* Ltd on September 26, relative to an agreement to porcl an additional property, w»-re duly ocnfirmid as special resolutions at a ranting oa Saturday40 words
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1828 1919-10-17 1 Will there be a robber boom This question is discussed in a number of the home papers received by the last mail. Appended are sc me of the views expressed:— The Sunday Express special correspondent says:—There have1,828 words
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1189 1919-10-17 2 The adjourned firdl annual ordinary gene., tal moitug of *.hi* Mtd.ni Rnbotr Co., Ltd was bold on StptcmborQ, at the registered offices, Minoing-lane House, Eastobeap, E C Mr. Frar k Copeman (obairmaa of tbe company) presiding, Tbe Chairman,1,189 words
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Article271 1919-10-17 2 T.ie fr'lowitg is the Cuuuc'l of iho newly Incorporated Seri t> cf dan.ora, the memoirs uf which w:il active automatically av the first jourral xueitipg which shall bt Uihtel as tLo statu.ory m»-r tiog) of tin Soc.ety wbicn will bo b d vi.b'e a p-tied of271 words
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Article261 1919-10-17 2 The report of tbe Perak Rabbet Plantations for tho year trd id March 81 last states that the net pri.fi., after providing for adminisuaiion experts and ino me tax, and adowing i0 for deoreciatiun, is JC4 !06. X‘16/06 was brought forward, from which director s’ commission has been261 words
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802 1919-10-17 2 Tbo 416th auotion of the Singapore Chamber ct Commerce Kubbt r A sociation wi ro mid on October 8 and 9 whin there wan tired (ov Halo 2,210,678 lb. Tons 686 81 Sold 1,887,C20 lb. Tons 820 01. Paicns Rralihbp. Ceuta802 words
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425 1919-10-17 2 The adjourned moth Micnal l-oml modo' tuo shareholders i f tb. Ntlloiay Hubbor CotrptnT, LiuiiK'J, wax hi Id ,rj the n t*»»ed cfli >e cl (he company, I) w: ir« S re«t lYuanif, on Octobi 4 Mr. K. Duioury (chairman of the425 words
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361 1919-10-17 2 Ar t x'.rboidiuary genera. mooting of the Hli&rnlrildi ih of the Ternttloh Coconut tod Hut h r Estate, Liuiied, wan hold ai the It Kiiiinci Offlcj cC toe i.V'jiLip’Dj, 9, Beach Street, Penang, id Friday Ian, (or Ike purpose of ouLtir oioi'361 words
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385 1919-10-17 3 The report ol the Caledonian (Selangor) Robber Company lor the year coded Match 81 lasi stales (hat the total planted art a comprises 1,260 acres- Oat of 800 sores reserve a farther oleaving o£ 90 sort hi b -mp opened. Crop harvested385 words
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255 1919-10-17 3 An incident, reminiscent of the piratical days in Singapore of long ago, baa to be reoennted, On Monday cf last week tbe Marine police, acting on oovtain information, wove pnt on tbe trail of some persona wLo were reported to255 words
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Article157 1919-10-17 3 Tho accoonta of too Henrietta Rabbet Estate lot 1918 show that the production of diy rnbbot amom ted to 856,670 lbs., being 6,670 Ibn. in i xci hs of the restricted oBtimate, an compared with r.n nnreBtrioted otop the pr* vonn year of 425 897 lbs. Tho157 words
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Article389 1919-10-17 3 biak (Sumatra) —2l 281 lbs. Malakoff Ruhbr.—47.7oo lbs. Nordaual (J horo).— 67 603 lbs. Kelantan R b0er.—82,168 lbs. Anglo-Johore Rubber.-* 80,696 lbs. Self tar -18,664 lbs. Rim (MaUco.) —46,200 lbs, Mandai Tokorg (Singapore).—ll,69o lbs. M ftlacca Rubber Plantations.—4lo,loo lbs. Kakab.—2o 828 lbs. Lanadron, —98,796 lbs. Ledbury.— 65,086389 words
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Article80 1919-10-17 3 Messrs. Allen Dennys and Co. advise that the undermentioned prises were realised f v robber sold by them at private and auction sales held last week Cts. per lb. Stocked d amood sboet No. 1 88 to 91 diamond No. 2 72 88 Plain Sheet 77s Un*mokod80 words
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1093 1919-10-17 3 Stock Singapore Issued Par Dividends. Malayan Exchange Fraser A c 0 v Capital. Value. Companies. Prices, Closing Pri/vl D 1818. 1917. September 10. Ootober 18, 150,000 2/• 46% 65% AngloMalay 14/10* 10/6 18/. 60,0001,093 words
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