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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIE 5TH, 1910.

THE RUBBER SUPPLY The concluding article of the series published by the Evening Standard in as antler:-

The present is not an inopportune time for considering the general isition of the rubbers producing industry as reflected in the public companies engaged therein, more particularly those operating in the Federated Malay States, where developments during recent months in respect of the floating of of new enterprises have been remarkable. As in all times of abnormal activity in firavolat und exploitation circles, if behoves the investing public very closely, to scrutinise the propositions inid before them for their participation, but the glamour which | surronude a new undertaking issued with a prospectus which appeals to the imagination teo often proves an irresistible temptation to laxity In boom times the speculative investor is not inclined too closely to scratintas financial statements and estimates of potential profits, and the inevitable sequence is

of val regrets. This is always the cast when a beom sets in. Properties which in cold blood no sezo person would--as the phrase goes “look at” are foated off on the public on extravagant torms, and as far as can be seen nobody for the time-like the Jackdaw of Rheimsms a penny the worse. It is not necessarily to be ia forrad from this that the prosent condition of the rubber share market is unsound, but the market valuation of the shares of a good many non-pro- ducing companies has pretty well discounted the existing high price of rabber and the prospe tive prosperity which a maintenance thereof may be expected to ensure. Indeed, the ea thusiasm engendered by optimism has lifted prices in some directions to a level justified by famine conditions in the staple, and the result of the boom tow in evidence is being esen in the daily flotations and the wild rash of the pablis to secure a share of the good (and other. wise) things laid before thens.

Thara arwather and very important consideren tions, however, bender the number of frees planted to be faken into acount in appraising the merits of a rubber, property, for instance, the age of the trees, the yield of subsidiary oropa, such as papper, taploon, oscoenats, and so forth, and the acreage held in reserve. The Allagar Estate, for instance, has 10,000 trees targablo out of its 90,000, the Anglo-Malay Company) 146,000 tappable out of its 556,000, Carey United 53,000 tappable out of 100,000, and so on. As to the reserved gereage, this is a very important matter indeed, and it deserven, to be noted in passing that the reserves in some cases largely exceed tho ares in nee. It may be pointed out that

the total authorised capital of the sbora list of companies is about £5,250,000, which works out at an average capitalisation per tres of 9s, there being about 11 million trees in onltivation, The divergence between this and the authorised capital per tree shown in the list arises from's number of coures: potentialities, proximity of tapping period, age of trees, valné of subsidiary crops, and so forth. As to.

the wron of ground in reserve, reckoning from the return of the companies listed above, it largely exceeds that in cultivation, the respective figures being 85,000 acres in cultivation and 120,000 acres in reserve, Details of a few of the more important companies in this regard are given bolew arou

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We sell those Honda singly or in combinations of the most advantageous ónos, payable by convenient Monthly Instalments ranging from 15s. to £20. Write for Handbook, sont post froe. MELVILLE, GLYN & Co., Bankarn, 3, Rue de la Bourse, PARIS (France). (230

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Investors, in considering the price of shares, should not overlook the enormous capital: appreciation which has already taken place: There are 23. shares selling to-day at close upon £3 each, an appreciation of nearly 3,000 per cart., and premiums of hundreds per cent. are na common as blackberries in September. It is conceivable that there may be instances in which suck an enormous rise is justified on a commer nial basis, bat experience gained during many "booms in produce and shares must impel a feeling of ssation regarding a further general uplifting of prices. The following shows the face vaino of some representative Federated Malay Blatos shares, appropriate market price, and the premium which the latter shows over the former:

Name of Company".

Denomina

о

Market

Price.

Premium on

per cant:

200

2/30/6

1425

£1 £23

175

987

13 0 200

Allagar Rubber Estate 21- Anglo-Malay Banteng (Selangor). Batu Caves Bukit Rajah Chersonese.

£1 £107 £ £14) 2,- 6 9%.

45/6 2170 L1 £11 1625 675

Dispassionate judgment rather inclines to the opinion that we are not far from the time when any sort of property, with any sort of trees and any sort of local conditions, favourable or the reverse, and all of which are unknown to the applicant for shares, and se to which the promoters of the un- ertaking are reticent, will be good enough for the public. For

For people are certainly, in fishing parlance, cu the food, and rubber haited hooks are being gorged. The capacity for sound judgment by the man in the street is becoming impaired, and there are not wanting Indications that it will also become necessary to use the utmost warises in the selection of new enterprises if the capital investor is to be pro- Berved intact. Vendors are beginning to require a larger proportion of their consideration money in cash and a lesser proportion in shares that they did, prospectus statements are baldez and lees convinning to the reason, though not lessstimulat ying to the imagination, while public revenue is deriving benefit from the number of unsolicited prospectuses which reach the suburban house- holder through the course of post, Those things in themselves and taken separately may little, but taken in conjunction with one another and with the present activity in the rubber share market they give rise to the suspicion that the time has almost arrived for a halt to be called

It is quite possible for rubber itself to maintain its present strong position a position which; within limits, seems to be assured for s couple of years or sand for the rubber share market to sustain nasty jura, hence are desirable and discrimination caution qualities for the investor to cultivate. The recent rush for shares in new enterprises has been suficiently violent of itself to cause s development of caution, During January and February about 150 new rubber companies were registered, with an average capitalisation of about £100,000, but the appetite for shares is not entiated, and so great has been the run on the more favoured undertakings that in one case it was decided not to allot more than twenty shares to any applicant, excepting the 300 shares necessary to qualify the director, In another instance the capital was subscribed more than twenty times over, and offelal an nouncements that the applications amounted to many times over the amount required have

Rubber20,000 140,000 2 10: been frequent. At the present rate of com. pany promotion, and assuming that the Ceylon (Fars) Rubber 70,000 416,000 3 4 prospectas promises are reasonably fulfilled, Dangan Bubber... 97,000 294,000 68 few Glenden Bubber... 60,000 155,000 7 6 should in the course of there years be a vary Isrge increase in the cut-Jaquie Rubber Synd.... 40,000 420,000 1 11.

Kribber pat of rubber. This, however, is too e Repitigalis

Estate

275,000 514,000 10 9 serious contingency to deserve. motes comxideration at a junoture like the present, Kanegals Rubber

30,000 155,000 3-10 and a prospective output of 90,000 tons for the Company. whole world in 1914 conservative estimate P.PK (Ceylon) ....104,000 63,000 33 (0 be it noted--can therefore be considered with Pelmadalis Rubber P an even mind

We give below an analysis of a number of BEWARE or IMPURE WATER, the chuf rubber companies in the Federated Malay States. It is not pretended that the list is a complete oue, but it is sufficiently compre "PRANA" Sparklet Syphonshensive for some useful comparisons to be made in respect of the value of the rubber trees based enable you to produce the purest, upon the market value of the shares, freshest Soda Water obtainable,

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£725 21- 49/6 2375 £1 £101 925 £167/8 587 2/ 55/6 2675 2/ 40/6 1925 Conserning Ceylon companies, the following are representative, and particulars similar to those given above in respect of Malay properties appear below:

Name of Company.

Coylon Cocoa

and

Authorised

capital

inclading

Debentures).

Number of

Federated

trees.

Authorised

ospital par

tree.

Est. Syndicate 60,000 419,000 2 10 Rubber Estates of

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65,000 117,000 11 1 Horo wo have a total authorised capital for the compánice tabulated of about £620,000 and 2,700,000 trees, thus representing an average capitalisation of about 6a, per tree, against S

In per tree in the Federated Malay States" other words, Ceylon rubber trees are capitalised at 31. each less, or 33 per cent, than are trees in the Federated Malay States. Generally the acreage in reserve is comparatively small, though there are exceptions to the rule I Ceylon extensive bes, cocon, and coffee planting 90,000 18 101 is carried on in the grounds, and these form an 40,000 36.030 22.3 important subsidiary source of revenue to the producing companies, whose shares have a less 150,000 556,000 5 6

extravagant market valuation than have those 60,000 121,000 5 11 50,000 122,000 8 2 operating farther East, ne will be seen below: 50,000 127,000 7-10 30,000 165,000 3 8 100,000 232,000 90

61,000 99,000

99,000 12 4 60,000 80,000 15 0 56,000 125.00 8 11 70,000 287,000 410 150,000 100,00 300 225,000 293,000 15 4 90,000 96,000 18 9 79,000 12 8 -50,000

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