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HSL.012 Folio Title: Tin Mining Operations Content Description Folio No: HSL.012 Folio Title: Tin mining operations Content Description: Correspondence with Collector of Land Revenue in Kuala Kubu Bam, Ulu Selangor, on mining lease in Rawang (HS Lee Tin Mine No. 2, Kundang); agreement on Simpang On Mine; agreement with Yap Sow; agreement with Choong Sam on Glee Mining; sublease agreement with Southern Kinta Consolidated Ltd to carry out alluvial mining in mukim of Kampar (Loong Sai Kongsi); arrangements to dispose of holdings in Tin Buffer Stock to Southern Kinta Consolidated Ltd; police court case involving HSL mine worker charged with possessing 3 katies of rice in restricted area; registration papers of Kam Lun Tai lodging house and petty remittance at 12 Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur and Tai Yau Yin Tin Mine at Salak South, Kuala Lumpur. ITEM DOCUMENT DIGITIZATION ACCESS DOCUMENT CONTENT NO DATE STATUS STATUS 1938 Aug 25(B) Notice to sign mining lease at Kuala HSL.12.001 25/8/1938 Digitized Open Kubu Baru land office for lot 3264 Mukim of Rawang. 1938 Sep 02(T) Letter to the Collector of Land Revenue, Undated Land Office, Kuala Kubu Baru, re: notice to sign mining HSL.12.002 (Date not Digitized Open lease over lot 326< Mukim of Rawang at Land Office, clear) Kuala Kubu Baru. 1938 Sep 10(T) Reply from Collector of Land Revenue, HSL.12.003 10/9/1938 Land Office, Kuala Kubu Baru, re: notice to sign mining Digitized Open lease over lot 3264 Mukim of Rawang. 1938 Sep 12(T) Letter to Collector of Land Revenue, HSL.12.004 12/9/1938 Land Office, Kuala Kubu Baru, re: notice to sign mining Digitized Open lease over lot 3264 Mukim of Rawang. 1938 Oct 26(T) Letter from Collector of Land Revenue, Land Office, Kuala Kubu Baru, re: mining lease on lot HSL.12.005 26/9/1938 Digitized Open 3264 Mukim of Rawang ready for HSL's signature at office of Collector of Land Revenue in Kuala Lumpur. 1938 Sep 27(T) Letter to Collector of Land Revenue, Land Office, Kuala Kubu Baru, inquiring whether mining HSL.12.006 27/9/1938 lease over lot 3264 Mukim of Rawang had been Digitized Open forwarded to Kuala Lumpur land office for HSL to take delivery. 1938 Oct 05(MS) Receipt of $1.00 for notice on mining HSL.12.007 5/10/1938 Digitized Open lease over lot 3264 mukim of Rawang. 1 of 32 ITEM DOCUMENT DIGITIZATION ACCESS DOCUMENT CONTENT NO DATE STATUS STATUS 1938 Oct20(T) Letter to Collector of land Revenue; Ulu HSL.12.008 Undated Selangor, re: surrender of mining certificate no. 1534 in Digitized Open exchange for mining lease no. 3896. 1938 Oct 26(T) Letter from Collector of Land Revenue, HSL.12.009 26/10/1938 Ulu Selangor, re: mining lease no. 3896 forwarded to Digitized Open Kuala Lumpur land office for HSL to take delivery. 1938 Oct 19(T) Notice from Collector of Land Revenue, HSL.12.010 19/10/1938 Ulu Selangor, for HSL to take out mining lease no. 3896, Digitized Open and to surrender mining certificate no. 1534. 1957 Nov 15(T). Letter from Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, re: application to renew mining lease no. HSL.12.011 15/11/1957 Digitized Open 3896 pending report from Senior Inspector of Mines in March 1958. 1959 May 19(MS) Note to Douglas KK Lee, re: request for report on the life span of No 2 mine in view of HSL.12.012 19/5/1959 Digitized Open application to renew mining lease, which would expire on 11/10/1959. (12.12/1 - 4) 1959 May 19(MS) Note from Douglas KK Lee to George re: renewal of mining lease. George recommended HSL.12.013 19/5/1959 application for five-year renewal of mining lease Digitized Open following calculations based on latest survey plan and boing results. 1957 Oct 26(T) Letter to Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, re: application to renew mining lease No. HSL.12.014 26/10/1957 3896 over lot 3264 mukim of Rawang (mine No. 2.). Digitized Open Lease issued on 12/10/1938 and would expire on 11/10/1959. 1959 Apr 29(T) Letter from Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, re: application for renewal of mining lease HSL.12.015 29/4/1959 Digitized Open No 3896 over Lot 3264, mukim of Rawang. Approval for 10-year renewal period. 1959 M&Y 29(T) Note from Collector of Land Revenue, HSL.12.016 29/5/1959 Ulu Selangor, re: payment for renewal of mining lease Digitized Open no. 3896 over lot 3264, mukim of Rawang. 2 of 32 ITEM DOCUMENT DIGITIZATION ACCESS DOCUMENT CONTENT NO DATE STATUS STATUS 1959 Aug 13(T) Reply to Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, re: mining lease no. 3896 over lot no. 3264, HSL.12.017 13/8/1959 Digitized Open mukim of Rawang. Request for 5-year renewal period instead of 10 years. 1959 Dec 03(T) Letter from Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, re: agreement to renew mining lease no. HSL.12.018 3/12/1959 Digitized Open 3896 over lot 3264, mukim of Rawang, to 5 years, and enclosing 6 copies of agreement. 1959 Dec 15(T) Reply to Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, from HSL's private secretary, re: HSL would HSL.12.019 15/12/1959 attend to payment for mining lease no. 3896 over lot Digitized Open 3264, mukim of Rawang, on return from Hongkong on 04/01/1960. 1960 Jan 18(T) Copy of letters to SM Yong and Chan Chee Hong who stood as sureties for HSL in connection HSL.12.020 18/1/1960 Digitized Open with mining lease no. 3896 over lot 3264, mukim of Rawang, enclosing the agreement for their signatures. 1960 Jan 27(T) Letters to Collector of Land Revenue enclosing payment relating to quit rent and education rate payable on mining lease over lot 3264 and lot 3290 for the year 1960 and draft of letter dated 27/01/1960 HSL.12.021 27/1/1960 Digitized Open to the Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, re: payment of $117.30 in quit rent for mining lot no. 3264, mukim of Rawang (mining lease no. 3896) and lot no. 3299, mukim of Rawang~(mining lease no. 3958). 1960 Jan 30(T) Notes relating to quit rent and education rate payable on mining lease over lot 3264 and lot 3290 for the year 1960 and draft of letter dated 27/01/1960 HSL.12.021a 27/1/1960 to the Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, re: Digitized Open payment of $117.30 in quit rent for mining lot no. 3264, mukim of Rawang (mining lease no. 3896) and lot no. 3299, mukim of Rawang~ (mining lease no. 3958). 1960 Feb 01(T) Letter to Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, enclosing payment of $153.80 for quit rent HSL.12.022 1/2/1960 Digitized Open and education rate for the year 1960 for mining lease no. 3896 over lot no. 3264, mukim of Rawang. 3 of 32 ITEM DOCUMENT DIGITIZATION ACCESS DOCUMENT CONTENT NO DATE STATUS STATUS 1960 Feb 08(T) Letter from Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, re: renewal of mining lease 3896 over lot HSL.12.023 8/2/1960 Digitized Open no. 3264 mukim of Rawang. Reply to letter of 03/12/1959 due from HSL. 1960 Feb 10(T) Letter to SM Yong, re: agreement on mining lease 3896 over lot 3264 mukim of Rawang. HSL.12.024 10/2/1960 Reminder for Yong to sign agreement as one of sureties. Digitized Open Eight copies of the agreement signed and returned by the other surety, Chang Chee Hong. (Undated) (T) Draft of agreement for mining lease 3896 HSL.12.025 Undated over lot 3264 mukim of Rawang between HSL and the Digitized Open Selangor government. (12.25/1 - 2) 1960 Feb 10(T) Letter from SM Yong, enclosing 8 copies HSL.12.026 10/2/1960 of agreement on mining lease 3896 over lot no. 3264 Digitized Open mukim of Rawang, duly signed by him. 1960 Feb 11(T) Copy of agreement for mining lease HSL.12.027 11/2/1960 3896 over lot no. 3264 mukim of Rawang between HSL Digitized Open and Selangor state government (12.27/1 - 3) 1960 Feb 10(T) Reply to Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, stating that agreement on mining lease 3896 HSL.12.028 10/2/1960 Digitized Open over lot no. 3264 mukim of Rawang would be sent to Land Office when both sureties have signed. 1960 Feb 13(T) Registered letter to Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, enclosing cheque for $2,243.75 in payment for renewal of mining lease 3896 over lot HSL.12.029 13/2/1960 Digitized Open no. 3264 mukim of Rawang and enclosing 8 copies of the agreement for the Mentri Besar's signature and stamping. 1960 Feb 17(MS) Federal government receipt for HSL.12.030 17/2/1960 payment of $2,243.75 for agreement on mining lease Digitized Open 3896 lot no. 3264 mukim o Rawang. 1960 Mar 07(T) Note from Collector of Land Revenue, Ulu Selangor, re: payment of $153.80 in quit rent and a HSL.12.031 7/3/1960 Digitized Open request to remit a further 10 cents being education rate for 1960, and enclosing: 4 of 32 ITEM DOCUMENT DIGITIZATION ACCESS DOCUMENT CONTENT NO DATE STATUS STATUS 1960 Feb 04(T) Receipt from federal government for $153.80 on mining lease 3896 over lot no.
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