-2-
total of 11056. Mr. Carroll is said to be British born, and I have no reason, in conversation with him, to disbelieve this. The company are in a good way of business and are in good credit; so I find from the private status book of Messrs. Seyds' which we have here.
After hearing the whole of Mr. Carroll's statement to-day, and questioning him about it, it appears to me that the main facts which underlie the position are the following:
Sanders, Rehders & Co., are a British Company. They own the agency in South China for the Texas Oil Company.
Their local agent, Mr. Cheetham a Lancashire man has executed a contract with them, undertaking to have no further connection whatever with his former employers - Reuter Brockelmann Shanghai.
Reiss & Co., the old British-China merchants acting as advisers in Hongkong - rather gather to satisfy the Authorities there but Cheetham is the practical man who does the work, and apparently has done it well.
Under the circumstances I feel that Sanders, Rehders & Co., Ltd., should be upheld, and I feel this more strongly from the fact that there is a danger of the agency falling into the hands of Mitsui.
This latter event I would regard as a severe blow 45372/15.
SANDERS, REEDERS & CO., LTD.
Registered December 1906.
Capital £75,000 in
4,450 Preference shares of £5 each 10,550 Ordinary of £5 eachof which
4,000 Preferences have been issued as fully paid 634 and 7,056 Ordinary have been issued for Cash.Last Report is dated April 7, 1915.
DIRECTORS.
Hermann Sanders I. J. Carroll (Max Oehme having been removed) Hermann Sanders Teréze Sanders C. WellsSHAREHOLDING:
Preference Ordinary Hermann Sanders 2,400 3,003 Teréze Sanders 450 2 C. Wells 1 Beinhard Lackau (108, Fenchurch St.) Max Oehme, (Manchester) 200 600 O. A. Krieg (deceased) Manchester 400 H. Schiff, (Berlin) 1,800 M. Sobenheim (Berlin) 800 R. P. Goldschmidt (Manchester) 150 H. L. Goldschmidt (Manchester) 300 I. J. Carroll (108, Fenchurch St) 1,150 4,000 4,000 7,056-2-
total of 11056. Mr. Carroll is said to be British
born, and I have no reason, in conversation with him,
to disbelieve this. The company are in a good way
of business and are in good credit; so I find from the
private status book of Messrs. Seyds' which we have
here.
After hearing the whole of Mr. Carroll's state-
ment to-day, and questioning him about it, it appears
to me that the main facts which underlie the position
are the following:
Sanders, Rehders & Co., are a British Company.
They own the agency in South China for the Texas
011 Company.
Their local agent, Mr. Cheetham a Lancashire man has executed a contract with them, undertaki to have no further connection whatever with his former employers - Reuter Brockelmann
Shanghai.
Reiss & Co., the old British-China merchants acting as advisirs in Hongkong - rather gather
are
to satisfy the Authorities there bu Cheetham is the practical man who does t work, and apparently has done it well.
Under the circumstances I feel that Sanders, Rehd
& Co., Ltd., should be upheld, and I feel this more
strongly from the fact that there is a danger of the
agency falling into the hands of Mitsui.
This latter event I would regard as a severe blow
45372/15.
SANDERS, REEDERS & CO., LTD.
Registered December 1906.
Capital £75,000 in
4,450 Preference shares
10,550 Ordinary
of 25 ench
of which
634
4,000 Preferences have been issued as fully paid
and 7,056 Ordinary have been issued for Cash.
Last Report is dated April 7, 1915.
DIRECTORS.
Hermann Sandera.
1. J. Carroll.
(Max Oehme having been removed)
Hermann Banders
Teréze Sanders
C. Wells
SHAREHOLD:45 -
Preference.
2,400
urdinary
3,003
450
2
1
Beinhard Lackau (108, Fenchurch Bt.)
Max Oahma, (Kanchester)
200
600
0. A. Krieg (deceased) Manchester
400
H. Schiff, (Berlin)
1.800
. Sobenheim (Berlin)
800
R. P. Goldschmidt (Manchester)
150
H. L. Goldschmidt (Manchester)
300
3. J. Carrell (108, Fenchurch Et)
1,150
4,000
7,056
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