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23, 1935.
THE P. & 0. BANKING
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Improved Profits: Better Outlook In India
(Special Air Mail Service)
· London, July` 6.
Previous year. We have reduced of the P, & O, Banking Corpora-high figure of £6.218,406
The Fifteenth Ordinary Meeting our holdings of securities from the
tion Limited was held on Wednes- £4,856.194.
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Mr. W. E. Preston (chairman of the bank) presided.
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THE LATE SIR MONTAGU TURNER
We have lost during the year a
a
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THE ALLAHABAD BANK You will be pleased to know that our affiliate, the Allahabad Bank, has again had a successful year's trading.. Their figures, which are attached to our report, show that they also have seen an improvement in the demand in India for loans; cash credita, and overdrafts.
I now pass to the motion, which I will ask Mr. Mackay to second, "That the directors' report and statement of accounts for the 12 months ended March 31st, 1935, be and the same are hereby adopted." and I will of course, before putting the motion, ask if any shareholder would like to put any questions to me. I shall be glad to answer these to the beat
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The
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Mousme Overture
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A Musical Snuff-Box (Liadow), Parade of the City Guards
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Along the Banks of the Volga
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Mr. E. F. Mackay seconded the resolution, and, nó questions being asked, it was carried unanimous- ly.
LAMMERTS AUCTIONS
PUBLIC AUCTION
THE
HE Undersigned have received
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ON
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UCTION
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COMMENCING AT 2,30 PM -
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ï
and
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DIVIDEND RESOLUTION Coming to the year's trans- The Chairman next moved: actions, I feel sure that you will "That a dividend of $ per cent. (arr.be satisfied to know that we have per annum, less income-tax at 35. | Qué Kelvinator
not only maintained, but slightly 8.8d., on 259.416 shares be and the Two" G.E Electric Refrigerators improved, our profits, which at same is hereby declared payable One White Frost Ice Chest £113,422 compare with £112,393 on the 10th July, 1935, to the in the previous year, after making members who were on the London
Two Pianos by "Moutrie provision for all bad and doubtful and Bombay registers of the cor- Three Radio Sets “debts and an appropriation to the poration on 25th June, 1935.”.
credit of the contingency account. This resolution was also 'second- We have written £5,000 on oured by Mr. Mackay, and passed premises account, and are carrying | unanimously. forward a balance, after payment of the usual dividend, to the next year's account, which is in excess of the amount brought in by £2,946.
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A Musical Comedy Switch (arr.
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Scottish Songs Mary Morrison (air. Moffat).———
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The Chairman next moved the re-election of the retiring" direc- tors, the Right Hong the Earl of Selborne, K.G., G.C.M.G., the Hon: Alexander Shaw and Mr. M. M., S., Gubbay, CSI, CIE
the resolution and it was un- Mr. A. d'Anyers Wills seconded animously adopted
Mr. Walter Neill proposed the
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ex-
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Mr. E. T. Hargraves-Mr. Chal man and gentlemen I have very great pleasure in moving a hearty vote of thanks to the chairman
"(a) Dell's awa' wi' th' Exisetaan;mitting in their endeavours to (b) The Piper O Dundee make the best of the very difficult conditions which continue to beset trading generally and parti-
the International cularly change of commodities and manufactures. Though there has been both in this country and in India an improvement in local conditions from which internal for his services in the chair on trade and Internal industry have this occasion, and also to his benefited, there has been
no colleagues and the whole of the equivalent expansion in the staff for what they have done for foreign trade. Both in volume us. It is very gratifying to note and in value the amount of trade that we have a better balance-
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figures which we should like to see time when we shall receive our them grow to. In China in parti- dividend free of tax. I am sure cular economic and trading condi- that would be gratifying. to the tions have been almost under chairman and would be a pleasure
mined by the silver policy of the to all the shareholders. With U.S.A.: merchant business under regard to the business of the conditions such as recently pre-bank, it is good to note how, well valled with silver Auctuating it, has been looked after by the within the short period of three chairman and by the board and. months from 364d, to 31d, can officials. Everyone I am sure, only be conducted at hazards greatly regrets the death of our which it would require the stoutest friend" Sir Montagu Cornish heart to undertake.
Turner I had known him for a SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT very long time, and 7 always.res- Fortunately in India there are pected him. Indeed, I am con- signs of better conditions. More vinced that he had the respect of cheerful advices reach us from every one connected with the Bombay, where the mill industry banking community of this coun-
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and should world conditions change created. There can, in my opinion, courtesy - from
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