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1900an [2026/06/19 10:03] – [1932: Penutupan Kajang Central Rubber Factory] sazli1900an [2026/06/20 19:23] (kini) – [1925: Di Suatu Jalan di Kajang] sazli
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 (M. S. Nakajima, via postcardman @ Delcampe International: [[https://www.delcampe.net/fr/collections/cartes-postales/malaysia/malaysia-kajang-the-kajang-club-publ-m-s-nakajima-72-2523844943.html|"Malaysia - KAJANG - The Kajang Club - Publ. M. S. Nakajima 72"]]). (M. S. Nakajima, via postcardman @ Delcampe International: [[https://www.delcampe.net/fr/collections/cartes-postales/malaysia/malaysia-kajang-the-kajang-club-publ-m-s-nakajima-72-2523844943.html|"Malaysia - KAJANG - The Kajang Club - Publ. M. S. Nakajima 72"]]).
  
 +{{:gambar:malayansatpost19271224-1-2-43-kajangclub.png?450|}}{{:gambar:malayansatpost19261030-1-2-8-kajangclub.png?450|}} \\
 +**Kiri**: Kajang Club, tahun 1927: //"Kajang Club"// (The Malayan Saturday Post Illustrated, 24 December 1927, Page 23: [[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/malayansatpost19271224-1.2.43|"Untitled"]]). \\
 +**Kanan**: Mungkinkah di Kajang Club, tahun 1926? //"The Penghulu thanking Mr. Beckett for the deep interest he had taken in the welfare of the Malays."// (The Malayan Saturday Post Illustrated, 30 October 1926, Page 6: {{ :akhbar:malayansatpost19261030-1-2-8.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/malayansatpost19261030-1.2.8|"MAYAYS OF KAJANG BID FAREWELL TO MR.o.MR. BECKETT,DISTRICT OFFICER"]]).
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 +{{:gambar:malayansatpost19280331-1-2-30-kajangclub.png?450|}} \\
 +Kemungkinan di Kajang Club, tahun 1928: //"Photograph taken at a farewell given to Raja Petra, A.D.O., Kajang, by the District Office staff, Kajang, on his transfer to Kuala Selangor."// (The Malayan Saturday Post Illustrated, 31 March 1928, Page 15: {{ :akhbar:malayansatpost19280331-1-2-30.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/malayansatpost19280331-1.2.30|"A TERRIBLE SMASH AT GEYLANG"]]).
 ===== 1910-an: Stesen Kereta Api ===== ===== 1910-an: Stesen Kereta Api =====
  
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 (Sumber: My Gurdwara @ Facebook, 6 September 2023: [[https://www.facebook.com/MyGurdwara1/posts/pfbid0GxuHHZXbQZpxo5TjiWSNFGrC81jEVKb2scAXWBFZKDGJ8qfPyysFWKFCm47YzKrol|"Gurdwara Sahib Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia"]]). (Sumber: My Gurdwara @ Facebook, 6 September 2023: [[https://www.facebook.com/MyGurdwara1/posts/pfbid0GxuHHZXbQZpxo5TjiWSNFGrC81jEVKb2scAXWBFZKDGJ8qfPyysFWKFCm47YzKrol|"Gurdwara Sahib Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia"]]).
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 +===== 1922-11-27: Perasmian Kajang War Memorial =====
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 +//"The unveiling ceremony of the War Memorial at Kajang took place on November 27. The Hon. Mr. R.C.M. Kindersley performed the ceremony and the Memorial took the form of a plinth surmounted by a captured German gun. This was obtained through the efforts of the late District Officer, Mr. W.S. Ebden. The front of the plinth bears the names of nine men who gave their lives in the Great War, the names being as under:- C.P. Everard, J.G. Everard, D.C. Kindersley, T.C. Pearson, C.G. Oliver, A.P. Baker, E.W. King, R.I. Carter, G.J. Ross."// (The Straits Budget, 8 December 1922, Page 22: {{ :akhbar:straitsbudget19221208-1-2-76.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitsbudget19221208-1.2.76|"Kajang War Memorial"]]).
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 +{{:gambar:straitsbudget19270721-1-2-73-13-kajangwarmemorial.png?300|}} \\
 +//"Kajang War Memorial. Photo by Paul On."// (The Straits Budget, 21 July 1927, Page 18: {{ :akhbar:straitsbudget19270721-1-2-73-13.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitsbudget19270721-1.2.73.13|"Places and Personalities in Malaya"]]).
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 +===== 1925: Di Suatu Jalan di Kajang =====
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 +{{:gambar:straitsbudget19250424-1-2-71-5-kajangstreetscene.png?300|}} \\
 +//"Street Scene in Kajang."// (The Straits Budget, 24 April 1925, Page 16: {{ :akhbar:straitsbudget19250424-1-2-71-5.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitsbudget19250424-1.2.71.5|"Street Scene in kajang"]]).
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 +===== 1928: Kebakaran Deret Kedai =====
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 +{{:gambar:straitsbudget19280531-1-2-61-4-kedaiterbakar.png?450|}} \\
 +//"3. Eleven shophouses were burned down in a vilage ? Kajang, Selangor."// (The Straits Budget, 31 May 1928, Page 14: {{ :akhbar:straitsbudget19280531-1-2-61-4.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitsbudget19280531-1.2.61.4|"Malayan Miscellany"]]).
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 +===== 1932: Pencawang Elektrik Kajang =====
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 +{{:gambar:straitstimes19320405-1-2-84-9-substationkajang.png?450|}} \\
 +//"The electrical sub-station at Kajang which supplies the town of Kajang and the rubber factories on the west country estates with power. (Photo: O.Y. Kok.)"// (The Straits Times, 5 April 1932, Page 3: {{ :akhbar:straitstimes19320405-1-2-84-9.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitstimes19320405-1.2.84.9|"Sukkur Barrage Successfully Completed"]]).
  
 ===== 1932: Penutupan Kajang Central Rubber Factory ===== ===== 1932: Penutupan Kajang Central Rubber Factory =====
  
 {{:gambar:straitsbudget19320324-1-2-66-kajangrubberfactory.png?900|}} \\ {{:gambar:straitsbudget19320324-1-2-66-kajangrubberfactory.png?900|}} \\
-//"This is a somewhat unsatisfactory picture of the largest rubber factory in Malaya, the Kajang Central Rubber Factory. The premises and plant have been enlarged since this photograph was taken, but it does give some indication of the extensive area covered by the factory. It produces only crepe, and the members of the group of estates which owns the factory have decided that it will pay them to produce sheet rubber on their own estates. Consequently the factory will stop making crepe next month and will close down altogether in June."// +//"This is a somewhat unsatisfactory picture of the largest rubber factory in Malaya, the Kajang Central Rubber Factory. The premises and plant have been enlarged since this photograph was taken, but it does give some indication of the extensive area covered by the factory. It produces only crepe, and the members of the group of estates which owns the factory have decided that it will pay them to produce sheet rubber on their own estates. Consequently the factory will stop making crepe next month and will close down altogether in June."// (The Straits Budget, 24 March 1932, Page 15: {{ :akhbar:straitsbudget19320324-1-2-66.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitsbudget19320324-1.2.66|"A JOURNAL IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL"]]).
  
 {{:akhbar:straitstimes19320319-1-2-110-kajangrubberfactory-crepe.png?450|}}{{:gambar:straitstimes19320319-1-2-110-kajangrubberfactory-power.png?450|}} \\ {{:akhbar:straitstimes19320319-1-2-110-kajangrubberfactory-crepe.png?450|}}{{:gambar:straitstimes19320319-1-2-110-kajangrubberfactory-power.png?450|}} \\
-{{:gambar:straitsbudget19320324-1-2-66-kajangrubberfactory-crepe.png?450|}}{{:gambar:straitsbudget19320324-1-2-66-kajangrubberfactory-power.png?450|}} \\ 
 **Kiri**: //"These are some of the thirty-sevea[n] creping machines with which the factory is equipped. The output during the hectic years of 1926 and 1927 was enormous."// \\ **Kiri**: //"These are some of the thirty-sevea[n] creping machines with which the factory is equipped. The output during the hectic years of 1926 and 1927 was enormous."// \\
 **Kanan**: //"The power plant of the factory is a 150 h.p. Diesel engine. If there were more central factories in the rubber areas of Malaya the cost of preparing Malayan rubber for the manufacturer might be reduced."// **Kanan**: //"The power plant of the factory is a 150 h.p. Diesel engine. If there were more central factories in the rubber areas of Malaya the cost of preparing Malayan rubber for the manufacturer might be reduced."//
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 Considering how recently it is that planters have taken any great interest in the radical reorganisation of factories, it is surprising to find that the Central Rubber Factory was opened as far back as 1911, thanks in the main to the Kindersley brothers, pioneer planters in the Kajang district. It was enlarged from time to time and when it was running on full production several years ago it was owned by a group of six estates and received the output of another six. Two of the partners in the enterprise have closed down as a result of the slump and the other four have decided to make sheet instead of crepe rubber, and to make it on their own estates. Consequently there will soon be no work for the central factory to do. One does not want to enter into technicalities of the various processes by which the latex of the rubber tree is turned into a substance convenient for shipping and suited to the requirements of the manufacturer. Suffice it to say that Mr. John Hands, manager of the Central Rubber Factory, believes that, allowing for the premium on crepe rubber, its manufacture is still worth while, and that those estates which continue to make crepe will reap their reward later on, when the supply of crepe will have diminished and the market will be even more glutted with sheet-rubber than it is already. Naturally the companies which have built smoke-houses rather than continue to make crepe in the Central Factory hold the contrary opinion. But it is a matter for experts, and may be left to them."// Considering how recently it is that planters have taken any great interest in the radical reorganisation of factories, it is surprising to find that the Central Rubber Factory was opened as far back as 1911, thanks in the main to the Kindersley brothers, pioneer planters in the Kajang district. It was enlarged from time to time and when it was running on full production several years ago it was owned by a group of six estates and received the output of another six. Two of the partners in the enterprise have closed down as a result of the slump and the other four have decided to make sheet instead of crepe rubber, and to make it on their own estates. Consequently there will soon be no work for the central factory to do. One does not want to enter into technicalities of the various processes by which the latex of the rubber tree is turned into a substance convenient for shipping and suited to the requirements of the manufacturer. Suffice it to say that Mr. John Hands, manager of the Central Rubber Factory, believes that, allowing for the premium on crepe rubber, its manufacture is still worth while, and that those estates which continue to make crepe will reap their reward later on, when the supply of crepe will have diminished and the market will be even more glutted with sheet-rubber than it is already. Naturally the companies which have built smoke-houses rather than continue to make crepe in the Central Factory hold the contrary opinion. But it is a matter for experts, and may be left to them."//
  
-(Sumber: The Straits Budget, 24 March 1932, Page 15: [[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitsbudget19320324-1.2.66|"A JOURNAL IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL"]]).+(Sumber: The Straits Budget, 24 March 1932, Page 15: {{ :akhbar:straitsbudget19320324-1-2-66.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitsbudget19320324-1.2.66|"A JOURNAL IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL"]]).
  
 **MAKLUMAT LANJUT: [[https://bangi.pulasan.my/ladang_kindersley|Perladangan Kindersley]]** **MAKLUMAT LANJUT: [[https://bangi.pulasan.my/ladang_kindersley|Perladangan Kindersley]]**
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