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| he again soared aloft at 11.20, shouting to Mr. Farman and Mme. Papian, as he left the ground. Lam going to catch that semin.” It is going in my direton
run
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The Singapore Free Press publishes the following tables which show approximately the Capitalised Value and Market Value of Rubber The sexyplane rose after an incredibly short
Mr. E. W: Adanza Shares of London and Singapore Companies on
in the teeth of gasty wind. After over Mr. P. E. Adams the 7th April and May 4th, respectively.
taking the train M. Paulhan ross to an altitude. B. J. Archer These show that on the average at April 7th of 1,000, passed over the town of Arcis, and me, P. Au tin London Companies stood at 13 times their face was then completely lost to view by Mr. Far Mr. J, H. Baokhousa valna and local companies at 5 times their foeman and Mme. Foalben, who wore endeavouring Mr. J. L. Barrett
to keep up in a powerful motor car.
value.
Also that between the two dates the London A little before one o'clock the flying man Companies show a shrinkage in market value of was sighted over the town of Chalons and land. £4,425,250, about 15 por cont., anded without dificulty at his shed. Singapore Companiess shrinkage of $10,993,500, Bay, about 31 per cent.
This tends to show, on the whole, that London Companies command à higher pro miam and are loss sensitive than the Bingapore Companies, due probably to the greater finansial atability of the former place and the wider market" gained':
Capital
Allagar
Bhares.
LONDON COMPANIES,
Market Value.
Market Value.
56 205,500
s. d. 75,000 2 90 337,500 Anglo Malay
150,000 2 37 6 2,775,000 29 0 2,178,000 Batu Caves
20.000 20-350 0 350,001 350 0
350,000 B. Kajang
70,000 20 87 6 301,000 67-6 233,300 B. Bajah
66,000 20 380 v 1,254,000 380 0 1,254,000 Chersoness 175,000
2
:76 568,750 60-525,000 Ciceley
16,000 2 58
424,000 Cons. Mulay
62,000 20 290 0
930,000 Edinburgh
280,000
30,000 20 360 0 Kapar Para
-465,000 53 0
899,000 300 0
240,000 140.0
540,000 320 0
40,000 20 120 0 Highlands
305,000 20 175 0.2,592,000-130 0 1,987,000 Inch Kenneth
480,000
580,000
56,250
990,000
855,000
65,000 20, 180 0
Kota Tinggi
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580,000 180 0
75,000 46
K. Lumpur
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90,000 20 245 0 1,126,000 2200 Labu
90,000 20 180 0 810,000 1900 Linggi
98,000 2 64 0 3,136,000 53 0 2,548,000 Maiacona
-300,000 20 330 0 4,950,000 300 0 4,500,000 Merliman
175,000 2 7.6 612,000 6 9.600,000 Patalling
22,500 2 75 0 843,750 70 0 787,500 Selangor
30,000 2.900 1,350,000 69 0 1,035,000
300,000
Tetran
60,000, 20 100 0 300,000 100 0 United Sumatra
65,000 2 18 0 585,000 13 0 422,500 Vallambroga
50,000 2 60 0-1,500,000 51 0 1,275,000
£2,079,500
£22,768.750
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The total distance flown in the combined ichoys of Mr Farman and M. Panlian was 220 miles, or slightly farther than the distance from London to Manchester." The time oo.. cupled in envering this distance was five hens, Is the last hour M. Paulhan once reached a height of 2,000ft. gathe
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| Mr. & Mrs A. Blashki
Mr. F. Honnet Mr. A. A. Bonyy Mr. A. G. Bradley Mr. P. B. Calf.ay Mrs. J. D. Chamul Mies E
R. 8. Cillespie Mr, if, O. Clara Mr. F. E. Clark Mr. H. L. Condon Mrs. W. F. Cow
Ehrenfele
Mr. F. 8. Corley Mr. C. W. Crow THE QUEST OF RUBBER,
Mr. G. Curry Mr. W. H. Donald SOME ADVENTURES AND EXPERIENCES.
Mr.
J. H. Dorian Mr. A. B Thousands who a year ago wore quite innocent Mr.Mrs. H. Eh of Stock Exchanging in any form now find it Mt. I, 1. Everett diffealt to talk anything but rubber even on
Mas. T. Freeborn Sandays. Even at home in England the rabber Mr. A. C. Gabernachs boom is
responsible for a 6od deal of adven-Me. V. Goulbourn
Mr. F. Gordon ture, and not a little excitement; but the risks of the share market are mild in comparison with those that inevitably fall to the lot of the "rabber hunter." That there would some day come shortage of rubber and, a consequent inflation of prices was foreseen years ago, and in anticipation of the state of things which has now arrived prospectors have bou busy scouring the face of the globe on or peditions of saw rubber folds As I have Ind much to do with meh expeditions, soms of my experiences say be of interest.
The rubber hanter, explorez, investigateur call him what you may generally travels in the manner in which Livingstone proceeded in his early career, and does not command en equip. ment like those associated with Stanley in his African peregrinations. P
was
Some years ago I undertook a journey in Africa and had calculated the distance from point to point at about a sixteen daya' march. I had hoped to engage twenty- for carriers, and knew the district to be almost waterloss, but I could only man- age to get four carriers! Many long months' work had been done before my journey was planned; I could not allow that to be wasted; so thore was nothing for it but to go forward, though the burden of each of us was far in excess of the usual amount As Inck would have it, however, we had only proceeded a for miles when it proved possible to engage two more carriers, who had followed us, and begamo willing to engage in the marsh,, At the end of our flyst day all was well, for we camped for the night when we reached our first water supply, having covered 10 miles that day. After the we hat a march of 29 hours without a drop of water and under a burning sau. It very dificult work, for we found ourselves ploughing through and, then climbing over granite rocks, descending a precipice into the dry bed of some old-time river, then climbing up the other side to high land, Panting and perspiring under their loads the carriers were almost on the paint of mutiny when we discover ed a small spring of freak water onzing out between the rocks, and this restored content. We pushed ahead, but it'' was A. Gajah
8105,000 1 41 482,500 3
not long before the experience was to be encountered a period 4.- Pouss
repeated, and of thirty-eight hours witbont ́s single drop of 600,000 5
17 2,100,000 9 1,200,000 the precious fluid, and the situation was not im. Balgownio
by the discovery of several salt springs. proved 151,200-10-260 3,931,000 200 3,024,000 I had learnt, and the Kafirs knew, that some- **whare shreat was a small lagoon, but it seemed 950,000 unreachable. To turn back was out of the
question. 1,190,000
92,000 1,425,000
600,000
330,000
Capital,
B. Tiranh
£26,194,000
SINGAPORE COMPANIES,
Nominal
Sharus
April 7,
Market
Value,
May
500,000 10 23 1,250,000 19 C. Sording
62,500 10
Elphinstone
475,000
1
Glenenly
300,000 J
Haytor
700,000 10 26 1,750,000 17 Cheras
142 93,750 14 6 2,850.000 3
32 975,000 2
165,000 $ 20 662,000 10
Haves
680,000-17-17.
Indragiri
200,000 10 48
Kombok
200,000 10
Pajam
400,000
960,000 32
20 400,000 18
22 1,800,000 15
200,000 1 2 500,000: 2 450,000 10 60 2,700,000 45 P. Dickson
Pantai Pegol
Market Valve,
315,000
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Our tongues were swollen to double their normal proportions, but though rolling small pebbles over and over in our mouths did serva to alleviate our distress, the process was far from satisfying. We kept on our course, how- ever, and ultimately reached a plentiful supply Mr. W. H. Tindal King of water-nectar I should say, dirty though it
was.
My journeys, however, have not always to be accomplished on foot. The low mooing of the 680.000-20-700,000 trek oxon, the crick of the heary wagons and the shrill shrick of the native driver often accom- 640,000
pany the rabbor explorer through regions abounding in game, where bird life is of the 360,000 most beautiful and insectivors the most interest- ing. These days are as the honeymoon of the 1,200,000 life to which the explorer has become wedded,
and the work is enthrallingly aftretive, 400,000
An altogether different life is led by the trader who leaves Manoes, the principal centre of the 2,025,000 Upper Amazon rabber industry, and goos forth for months with his stock-in-trade (including 730,000 cotton goods, kaires, gana, gunpowder, ko.) up the Rio Negro, the Rio Madeirs, or the Bio 1,800,000 Burns. The work may be brimful of interest, but it is also beset with much danger, for the 2,250,000 inhabitants of the banks of these rivers, as
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295,000 5 17 3,032,500 12 Sandycroft
100,000 2 49 2,400,000 36 Singapore
500,000 100 775 3,875,000450 S. and Johore
know from actual experience, are sometimes 2,624,000 very fierce. The trader moves from one collec
328,000 100 3,100 3,608,000 800 St. Helena. 1: 100,000. 10 41 410,000 35
T. Anson
5 12 400,000 8
4 2,548,000 3 1,911,000 $35,405,705 $24,412,250
165,000 United Singapore
637,000
$7,313,700
WORLD'S RECORD FLIGHT.
220-MILE JOURNEY BY AEROPLANE
tion of hate to another, driving bargains with 350,000 the natives, exchanging his goods for their rub
ber, and continually pushing his canoe further. 296,250 and farther away from geographically known quarters into new districts. The life is very risky, for the hunter may lose his way. meet with a hostile reception from natives, and be done to death with poisoned arrows or fall a victim to the climate, which, in all virgin rubbor fields, is more or less similar-s hot, humid at- mosphere predominating, with all its attendant evils and dangers. Nevertheless, though I came back from one expedition a mare skeleton of my former self, from another ! rotamned positively M. Louis Paulhan, the young French aviator, who won The Daily Mail £10,000 prize for the invigorated and physically stronger than ever.
How is the rubber-hunter paid for his services? first aaroplane flight in one day, with not more than two stoppages for petrol, from London to Well, my reply to such a question would be that Manchester, achieved two new records for money payment can adequately compensate Cross-country fight. On April 18th he few him for the risks he has to run. He has no Booner completed one expedition than he is con- for a distance of 130 miles across country from Chevilly, near Orleans, to Arois-sur-Aube, con- franted with the problem of finding another tinting in the same machine the voyage began outlet for his services; but there is spice in the by Mr. Henry Farman, who flew from Etampes adventure, and years of experience bring his to Chavilly ffifty miles) two days before.
services into greater demand. The more rubber- Next day M. Punhan accomplished the con- bunting I angaze in the more enthusiastic do cluding stage of the longest journey ever made I become; but I would not let loose a dog of by aeroplane by flying from Arcis-sur-Aube to fortunes be won and lost, but we have a long maine to the game.. Markets may boom and Chalone (forty miles).
When Mr. Farman landed at Chevilly on WY to go yet before we get rid of the red in Sunday with a passenger he pitched a tent over rubber, Westminster Gazelle. the aeroplans, and next day invited his friend M. Panban to take the machine for a further trip. M. Paulban stepped into the machine and made off in mesterly direction at half-part three yesterday afternoon.
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After spending the night in Arls-war-Aube. M.' Paulham, was up early overkanting hie machine.” “With his osmora slung on his back
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KANDU, Britial str., 1.142, Davies. 5th May- Tientsin 36th April, General-Butterfield & Swire.
KUTSANO, British str., 4,995, K. C. D. Bradley, 13th May-Caloutta via Ports 27th April, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. KWANGSE, British str., 1,228, P. Cole, 16th May-Maailu 12th May, General Butter- Geld & Swire.
KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,535, W. H. Lant,
14th May Shanghaf 11th May, General- C. M. 9. N. Co.
LANDRAT SCHEIFF, German str., 1,072, A. 3trane, 14th May-Kohaichang, 6th May, Bice-Siomason & Co.
MARIE, Gorman str., 1,169, Christianson, 12th May-Newchwang, Dalny and Chefoo 4th May, Beans and Oil-Jebsen & Co, ' MENELAUS, British str., 3,006, J. L. William- son, 15th May Shanghai 11th May, General Battenfeld & Swire. MONTEAGLE, British str.: 6.163. T. H. Davison, 8th May-Vancouver 12th April, Lumber and Lord-Canadian Pacific Railway Co. MONTROSE, British str., 2.884, E. Glogg. 21st April-Yokohama 12th April, Coal- Dodwell & Co.
NAMSANG, British str., 2,591, P. M. B. Lake, 11th May-Kobe and Moji 6th May, General--Jardins, Matheson & Co,
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NORD, British str., 1,109, Paymr, 24th April- Singapore 17th April, General-Geo.
McBain.
OANEA, British str.. 5,810, W. Cope Lycott,
14th May-Manila 12th May, General Butterfield & Swire,
SHANTUNG, German str., 1,000, H. Oltman, 5th May Bangkok 29th April, Bico- Butterfeld & Swire.
SIDERIA, American aty., 5,655. A. Zeeder, 13th May-San Francisco 12th April; General
P. M. 8. 8. Co.
SINGORA, German str., 1,143, Minkwitz, 12th May- Bangkok 6th May, Rice Butterfield & Swire.
SUVERIC. British str, 4,011, Cowley, 4th May-
Beattie and Manila, Flour-Dodwell & Co. TAMBA BARU, Japanese str., 6,133, K. Sato, 14th May-Seattle, Wash. 12th April, Cost, Flour and M'dise-Nippon Ynsen Kaisha, TAMYNO, British etr., 1,350, G. H. Pennefather 13th May-Manila 10th May Sugar and General Butterfield & Swire. TITAN, British atr.. 5,716, B. Day, 14th May Tacoma via Ports 19th April, General Butterfield & Swiro.
TIBODAS, Dutch str., 2,955, J. P. van Ex- merick, 12th May-Macassar 7th May, TJIPANAS, Dutch str., 2,444, J. B. v. Danie
Sugar-Java China Japan Lija. Jalink, 15th May-Batavia 6th May, Sugar & Merchandise Jaro-China Japan
Lijn. TUNGSHING. British str.. 1,173, J. Campbell,
14th May Bangkok 8th May, Ric Jardine, Matheson & Co.
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THE FIFTY YEARS
ANGLO CHINESE CALENDAR 日腰英中年十五
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