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General has not hitherto advised
any such proceedings. He further
stated that he was
informed that
the present has in hand
about four hundred pounds (£400) - worth of Oriental Bank Notes
in its hands. Now that a liquidator has been appointed, the proper legal step would, à
Bonnik, be to formally demand
in the Bank payment of
these notes and order that the
interest thereon from the date of such demand, but the Secretary of State's
telegram was brief and from
others doing
so. What
that; and the interest on
£400 at 5 per cent, would hardly
repay the
expense of telegraphing for further instructions.
To the Treasurer, W. H. Lister writes that the notes of the Oriental
Bank Notes held by Government with others are in the Treasury. So far
nothing has been done hitherto but to collect them together in the Treasury. W. H.
Lister agrees with the Storey General; - and remarks that
it would be better to leave us
to manipulate this matter
as circumstances on
the
spot may seem to require; for
we