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 ===== 1896-03: Pembukaan West Country Estate ===== ===== 1896-03: Pembukaan West Country Estate =====
  
-Pada bulan Februari 1896, pemangku pegawai daerah Ulu Langat telah menerima beberapa permohonan pembukaan ladang kopi di sekitar Jalan Reko. Beliau turut mengesyorkan agar pihak kerajaan mewartakan keseluruhan kawasan hutan terbiar di situ sebagai tanah rizab perladangan: //"The Acting D.O., Ulu Langat, writes: 'Several applications have been sent in for waste land on the right bank of the Langat River off the Rekoh Road. There seems little doubt that the land applied for together with a great extent of waste land south of the proposed Klang-Kajang Road, forms part of an all but continuous alluvial plain which stretches down to join the Klang planting reserve on the side of the Langat Road; and if this should prove to be the case, it is greatly to be hoped that the Government will see its way to reserving the whole plain for coffee planters, as it is at present entirely waste, contains no mining land, and is the only portion of the district which is in the smallest degree suitable for a planting reserve.'"// (The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 25 February 1896, Page 14: {{ :akhbar:singfreepresswk18960225-1-2-83.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/Digitised/Article/singfreepresswk18960225-1.2.83|"SELANGOR NOTES"]]).+ada bulan Februari 1896, pemangku pegawai daerah Ulu Langat telah menerima beberapa permohonan pembukaan ladang kopi di sekitar Jalan Reko. Beliau turut mengesyorkan agar pihak kerajaan mewartakan keseluruhan kawasan hutan terbiar di situ, terutamanya kawasan hutan paya yang dianggap "wasteland" (tiada lombong, maka tiada hasil) di tebing barat Sungai Langat sehingga ke Langat (lihat peta sebelum ini), sebagai tanah rizab perladangan kopi: //"The Acting D.O., Ulu Langat, writes: 'Several applications have been sent in for waste land on the right bank of the Langat River off the Rekoh Road. There seems little doubt that the land applied for together with a great extent of waste land south of the proposed Klang-Kajang Road, forms part of an all but continuous alluvial plain which stretches down to join the Klang planting reserve on the side of the Langat Road; and if this should prove to be the case, it is greatly to be hoped that the Government will see its way to reserving the whole plain for coffee planters, as it is at present entirely waste, contains no mining land, and is the only portion of the district which is in the smallest degree suitable for a planting reserve.'"// (The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 25 February 1896, Page 14: {{ :akhbar:singfreepresswk18960225-1-2-83.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/Digitised/Article/singfreepresswk18960225-1.2.83|"SELANGOR NOTES"]]).
  
 Pada bulan Mac 1896, penama-penama bagi permohonan ladang-ladang tersebut telah disiarkan, iaitu F. Baptist (F.B.) Hicks, [[e_b_skinner|E. B. Skinner]], Arthur Acland (A.A.) Allen, dan E.J. Allen ([[west_country_estate|West Country Estate]]), G.F.S. dan [[m_s_parry|Methold Sidney (M. S.) Parry]] ([[belmont_estate|Belmont Estate)]], dan Kindersley ([[ladang_kindersley|Reko Hill dan Sungai Reko Estate, diikuti beberapa lagi ladang lain)]]: //"Regarding planting in Ulu Langat, Selangor, Mr. Skeat writes in his report: 'The outlook as regards the development of the district by European planters is, on the other hand, most encouraging, and it is greatly to be hoped that the present year will see coffee planting started in earnest on a large scale. Four applications for 320 acres each were received from Messrs. F.B. Hicks, E.B. Skinner, A.A. Allen, and E.J Allen, and two more applications, also for 320 acres each, from Messrs. G.F.S. and M. Sidney Parry, whilst a previous application from Messrs. Kindersley for 320 acres on the Rekoh Road has been granted. The land embraced by the first six applications is a tract upon the right geographical bank of the Langat River, in the neighbourhood of Merbau Tumbang and Bukit Tempurong. It forms the upper end of the broad alluvial flats which stretch, roughly speaking, from the Langat River at Rekoh to the Langat Road at Klang, and merge into the coffee reserve in Klang District. When it is once thoroughly drained and roaded, it should include an abundance of excellent coffee land from which selections cloud be made by intending planters, and it would therefore prove no small advantage if a continuous coffee reserve, running through the two districts, could be proclaimed by the Government.'"// (The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 17 March 1896, Page 13: {{ :akhbar:singfreepresswk18960317-1-2-78.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/Digitised/Article/singfreepresswk18960317-1.2.78|"COFFEE PLANTING IN THE LANGAT DISTRICT"]]). Pada bulan Mac 1896, penama-penama bagi permohonan ladang-ladang tersebut telah disiarkan, iaitu F. Baptist (F.B.) Hicks, [[e_b_skinner|E. B. Skinner]], Arthur Acland (A.A.) Allen, dan E.J. Allen ([[west_country_estate|West Country Estate]]), G.F.S. dan [[m_s_parry|Methold Sidney (M. S.) Parry]] ([[belmont_estate|Belmont Estate)]], dan Kindersley ([[ladang_kindersley|Reko Hill dan Sungai Reko Estate, diikuti beberapa lagi ladang lain)]]: //"Regarding planting in Ulu Langat, Selangor, Mr. Skeat writes in his report: 'The outlook as regards the development of the district by European planters is, on the other hand, most encouraging, and it is greatly to be hoped that the present year will see coffee planting started in earnest on a large scale. Four applications for 320 acres each were received from Messrs. F.B. Hicks, E.B. Skinner, A.A. Allen, and E.J Allen, and two more applications, also for 320 acres each, from Messrs. G.F.S. and M. Sidney Parry, whilst a previous application from Messrs. Kindersley for 320 acres on the Rekoh Road has been granted. The land embraced by the first six applications is a tract upon the right geographical bank of the Langat River, in the neighbourhood of Merbau Tumbang and Bukit Tempurong. It forms the upper end of the broad alluvial flats which stretch, roughly speaking, from the Langat River at Rekoh to the Langat Road at Klang, and merge into the coffee reserve in Klang District. When it is once thoroughly drained and roaded, it should include an abundance of excellent coffee land from which selections cloud be made by intending planters, and it would therefore prove no small advantage if a continuous coffee reserve, running through the two districts, could be proclaimed by the Government.'"// (The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 17 March 1896, Page 13: {{ :akhbar:singfreepresswk18960317-1-2-78.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/Digitised/Article/singfreepresswk18960317-1.2.78|"COFFEE PLANTING IN THE LANGAT DISTRICT"]]).
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 (Sumber: "The China Directory" / "The Hongkong Directory and Hong List for the Far East", 1898:  [[https://books.google.com.my/books?id=yUizWXDK6cYC| (Sumber: "The China Directory" / "The Hongkong Directory and Hong List for the Far East", 1898:  [[https://books.google.com.my/books?id=yUizWXDK6cYC|
 Chronicle & Directory for China, Japan, Corea, Indo-China, Straits Settlements, Malay States, Siam, Netherlands India, Borneo, The Phillippines, &c.]],  m.s.458). Chronicle & Directory for China, Japan, Corea, Indo-China, Straits Settlements, Malay States, Siam, Netherlands India, Borneo, The Phillippines, &c.]],  m.s.458).
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 +===== 1900-an: Industri Kopi Merudum =====
 +
 +Mulai tahun 1900-an, hasil kopi mulai terjejas disebabkan saingan kopi Brazil ketika itu: //"At the turn of the twentieth century, competition from Brazilian producers and diseases threatened to cripple the local coffee planting industry. Although it had yet to be replaced by rubber, coffee was vanishing from the scene. By the 1900s, only 13ha were alienated for its cultivation in the district.//" (Voon Phin Keong @ Malaysian Journal of Chinese Studies, Volume 2, No.2, 2013: {{ :lampiran:mj_vol2_no2-4.pdf ||}}[[https://www.newera.edu.my/publication.php?id=4824&pub=mjcs|"Transforming the Development Frontier: Chinese Pioneers in the Ulu Langat District of Selangor, Malaysia"]], m.s.8-9).
  
 ===== 1900-07-13: Lombong Sungei Tankie (Tangkas?) ===== ===== 1900-07-13: Lombong Sungei Tankie (Tangkas?) =====
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 **Petak merah**: [[west_country_estate#peluasan_ladang|Blok tambahan seluas 320 ekar (14/9/1896)]]. **Petak kuning**: Blok-blok tambahan seluas [[west_country_estate#peluasan_ladang|30 ekar (14/9/1896)]] dan [[west_country_estate#pertambahan_kawasan|60 ekar (2/10/1896)]]. **Petak merah**: [[west_country_estate#peluasan_ladang|Blok tambahan seluas 320 ekar (14/9/1896)]]. **Petak kuning**: Blok-blok tambahan seluas [[west_country_estate#peluasan_ladang|30 ekar (14/9/1896)]] dan [[west_country_estate#pertambahan_kawasan|60 ekar (2/10/1896)]].
  
-===== 1905Federated Malay States Rubber Company =====+===== 1904-11-05Lawatan Residen Jeneral F.M.S. =====
  
-Mulai tahun 1900-anhasil kopi mulai terjejas disebabkan saingan kopi Brazil ketika itu: //"At the turn of the twentieth centurycompetition from Brazilian producers and diseases threatened to cripple the local coffee planting industryAlthough it had yet to be replaced by rubbercoffee was vanishing from the sceneBy the 1900sonly 13ha were alienated for its cultivation in the district.//(Voon Phin Keong @ Malaysian Journal of Chinese StudiesVolume 2, No.2, 2013: {{ :lampiran:mj_vol2_no2-4.pdf ||}}[[https://www.newera.edu.my/publication.php?id=4824&pub=mjcs|"Transforming the Development Frontier: Chinese Pioneers in the Ulu Langat District of SelangorMalaysia"]], m.s.8-9).+Residen Jeneral F.M.S. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Hood_Treacher|William Hood Treacher]], diiringi Residen Selangor [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Conway_Belfield|Henry Conway Belfield]] dan pegawai daerah Ulu Langat, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oswald_Francis_Gerard_Stonor|Oswald Francis (O.F.) Stonor]] telah membuat lawatan rasmi ke daerah Ulu Langat, Cheras, dan Kajang, termasuk ladang-ladang Kajang Coffee and Rubber Company di Rekohkemungkinan besar West Country Estate: //"U.L.No:381/04. District OfficeKajang, 14th November 1904. Monthly Report - October - 1904. ... 3. I returned from Gunong Hitam to Dusun Tua on the 2nd, proceeding to Kajang the following day4. On the 4th I returned to Dusun Tua to meet the Resident-General and the Residentwho had come out from Kuala Lumpur on a tour of inspection5. The journey to Kajang was made on the following morningUlu Langat and Cheras being visited en route. After inspecting the District Office and other buildings in Kajang a visit was made to the Kajang Coffee and Rubber Company's Estates near Reko... - O.F.Stonor. District Officer, Ulu Langat."// (Arkib Negara 1957/0119358W14/11/1904: {{ :arkib:19570119358d02.pdf ||}}[[https://ofa.arkib.gov.my/ofa/group/asset/1380953|"MONTHLY REPORT FOR OCTOBER1904"]]). 
 + 
 +===== 1905: Federated Malay States Rubber Company =====
  
 Berikutan kejayaan tanaman getah di [[ladang_kindersley|Ladang Kindersley]] sekitar tahun 1900, pengusaha lain mula membuka ladang-ladang getah mereka di kawasan sepanjang landasan keretapi Kajang-Rekoh-Bangi: //"The example of the Kindersleys led to the creation of a group of estates, mostly within a mile or two of the railhead (1897) at Kajang. The Kindersleys owned Balgownie, Inch Kenneth, and Bangi estates. In 1898 Lau Boon Tit opened Semenyih estate, which was later acquired by the Asiatic Rubber Produce Company. Lau 'went for broke' in planting 54 acres of rubber in 1898. A few years later, the FMS Rubber Co. owned West Country, Belmont, and Ayer Hitam estates, and E. V. Carey, chair- man of the Selangor Planters' Association, opened Paradise estate. Thus, for the first time, Ulu Langat became a flourishing 'planting district'. It was a turning point."// ([[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._M._Gullick|J.M. Gullick]], 2007: {{ :buku:a_short_history_of_ulu_langat.pdf ||}}[[https://www.jstor.org/stable/41493693|"A Short History of Ulu Langat to 1900"]]), m.s. 15-16). Berikutan kejayaan tanaman getah di [[ladang_kindersley|Ladang Kindersley]] sekitar tahun 1900, pengusaha lain mula membuka ladang-ladang getah mereka di kawasan sepanjang landasan keretapi Kajang-Rekoh-Bangi: //"The example of the Kindersleys led to the creation of a group of estates, mostly within a mile or two of the railhead (1897) at Kajang. The Kindersleys owned Balgownie, Inch Kenneth, and Bangi estates. In 1898 Lau Boon Tit opened Semenyih estate, which was later acquired by the Asiatic Rubber Produce Company. Lau 'went for broke' in planting 54 acres of rubber in 1898. A few years later, the FMS Rubber Co. owned West Country, Belmont, and Ayer Hitam estates, and E. V. Carey, chair- man of the Selangor Planters' Association, opened Paradise estate. Thus, for the first time, Ulu Langat became a flourishing 'planting district'. It was a turning point."// ([[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._M._Gullick|J.M. Gullick]], 2007: {{ :buku:a_short_history_of_ulu_langat.pdf ||}}[[https://www.jstor.org/stable/41493693|"A Short History of Ulu Langat to 1900"]]), m.s. 15-16).
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 //"I was born in West Country Rubber Estate, Hulu Langat, Kajang in 1949 where I spent my early life until the age of ten. ... I stopped schooling after completing Standard 6 and started working on West Country Estate. At about this time, my eldest brother had passed away and my parents needed the extra income that I was bringing in. My most unforgettable memory of my early working days was when I was a member of the West Country Barat football team. We would participate in the local league and play against the teams from Bangi Estate, Perang Besar Estate, Galloway Estate, JKR, Kajang Old Boys and Empat Tenang Estate at the old Kajang Stadium. The Estate management keenly supported the football team and on match days, we would get a half-day off. We would deck out in our football finery to meet the opposing team at the Kajang Stadium. At that time, it was just a large open field right next to the Police Station. The commercial centre of Kajang town lay on the other side of the field. There was a bus service operating from Kajang town to Perang Besar Estate, passing by West Country Estate. The Sum Bus Service was our link to Kajang town with the assorted attractions that a town had to offer a rural resident."// (Munaianty s/o Ponnusamy @ Tanarata International Schools, 2013: [[https://www.thestar.com.my/news/community/2014/12/02/penning-down-the-past-school-in-kajang-publishes-book-on-towns-history-its-people-buildings-and-nota|Kajang and Its Surrounds]], m.s.26-27). //"I was born in West Country Rubber Estate, Hulu Langat, Kajang in 1949 where I spent my early life until the age of ten. ... I stopped schooling after completing Standard 6 and started working on West Country Estate. At about this time, my eldest brother had passed away and my parents needed the extra income that I was bringing in. My most unforgettable memory of my early working days was when I was a member of the West Country Barat football team. We would participate in the local league and play against the teams from Bangi Estate, Perang Besar Estate, Galloway Estate, JKR, Kajang Old Boys and Empat Tenang Estate at the old Kajang Stadium. The Estate management keenly supported the football team and on match days, we would get a half-day off. We would deck out in our football finery to meet the opposing team at the Kajang Stadium. At that time, it was just a large open field right next to the Police Station. The commercial centre of Kajang town lay on the other side of the field. There was a bus service operating from Kajang town to Perang Besar Estate, passing by West Country Estate. The Sum Bus Service was our link to Kajang town with the assorted attractions that a town had to offer a rural resident."// (Munaianty s/o Ponnusamy @ Tanarata International Schools, 2013: [[https://www.thestar.com.my/news/community/2014/12/02/penning-down-the-past-school-in-kajang-publishes-book-on-towns-history-its-people-buildings-and-nota|Kajang and Its Surrounds]], m.s.26-27).
  
-{{:facebook:194909639_3641356416088878_3843353490530156652_n.jpg?400|Kathan (grdfther)  Ldg west country (timur)  Kajang}} \\ +{{:facebook:194909639_3641356416088878_3843353490530156652_n.jpg|Kathan (grdfther)  Ldg west country (timur)  Kajang}} \\ 
-//"Kathan (grdfther)  Ldg west country (timur)  Kajang"// (Kannan Ramasamy @ History of Indian Labourers in Malaya (HILMA): {{ :facebook:history_of_indian_labourers_in_malaya_hilma_kathan_grdfther_ldg_west_country_timur_kajang_facebook.pdf ||}}[[https://www.facebook.com/groups/1778331939073375/posts/2913622142211010|"Kathan (grdfther)  Ldg west country (timur)  Kajang"]]. "MY guess1965" - Veera VK).+//"Kathan (grdfther)  Ldg west country (timur)  Kajang"// (Kannan Ramasamy @ History of Indian Labourers in Malaya (HILMA), 3 Jun 2021: {{ :facebook:history_of_indian_labourers_in_malaya_hilma_kathan_grdfther_ldg_west_country_timur_kajang_facebook.pdf ||}}[[https://www.facebook.com/groups/1778331939073375/posts/2913622142211010|"Kathan (grdfther)  Ldg west country (timur)  Kajang"]]. "My guess: 1965" - Veera VK).
  
 ===== 1961-05-07: Kemalangan Keretapi ===== ===== 1961-05-07: Kemalangan Keretapi =====
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