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Despatch

Subject.

Page.

From or to whom.

Date.

No.

No., &u,

xiii

Subject,

Page.

1905.

96

To Mr. W. G. Gul.

land.

May 12

97

Mr. W. G. Gulland

May 12

Agrees to July 1st as the date of expro- priation on the conditions that the arbitration commences in October, and requests a conference of the solicitors for drawing up the undertaking on the supposition that the court will consist of two arbitrators with an umpire.

States that Messrs. Druces and Attlee and Messrs. Sutton, Ommanney, and Rendall will meet on May 15th to take up the matter of arbitration, when the suggestion made will receive every consideration.

1905.

159

106

Messrs. Sutton, Om- manney, and Ren- dall.

May 23

Transmits copy of a letter from the ! Company's solicitors agreeing to July 1st as the date of expropriation, but declining to fix any date for the appointment of an arbitrator for the Company or delivery of statement of claim.

Governor Sir J. Telegram (Rec. May 23) | Enquires when information as to the

Anderson.

107

160

108

Messrs. Sutton, Om-

manney, and Ren-

dail.

May 24

110

To Messrs. Sutton,

May 24

Ommanney, and Rendall.

98

Crown Agents

May 12

Transmits copy of a letter from the Colonial Government asking for infor- mation bearing on the question of expropriation, and encloses copy of a letter from their stockbrokers as to the quotations of the shares of the Com- pany on the London market.

160

109

To Governor Sir J. Telegram

Anderson.

May 24

99

To Crown Agents...

May 12

States that it has been decided to retain the services of Messrs. Deloitte, Dever, Griffiths & Co.

161

111

Alfred Holt & Co. ...

100

Messrs. Sutton, Om- manney, and Ren- dall.

May 15

States that the London Committee of the Company will be advised to agree to July 1st as the date of expropriation; unless Colonial Office are prepared to accept Sir J. Wolfe Barry as sole arbitrator, two arbitrators and an umpire will be necessary.

161

112

Messrs. Sutton, Om-

manney, and Ren- dall.

101

Governor Bir J. Telegram (Rec. May 16) Requests reply as to whether June 1st

Anderson.

102

To Governor Sir J. Telegram

Anderson.

May 16

will be the date of expropriation.

Considers it of advantage to make an agreement with the Company on the lines stated in No. 91; states that their reply is expected on May 18th, and in the meantime he should be ready to take over on June 1st if they do not accept.

1

May 25

May 26

162

113

To Governor Sir J. [Telegram

Anderson.

May 29

162

date of expropriation may be expected.

Reports result of interview with the Company's solicitors as to the date of appointment of their arbitrator, and recommends the acceptance of Messrs. Druces and Attlee's letter of May 23rd.

States that July 1st should be fixed as the date for expropriation, and that arrangements for sending out account- ants withont delay will be completed.

Concurs in the view in No. 108 re. specting the arbitration; requests that the Company's solicitors may be communicated with, and that the arrangements for sending out clerks may be completed without delay.

Trusts that the expropriation of the Company will not delay the work of improvement and extension.

States that Messrs. Deloitte & Co. will commence their inspection of the Company's books in this country on May 29th, and that representatives will be sent to the Colony on June 9th, unless it is desirable to postpone departure; Mr. Maltby will arrive the first week in September.

States that two accountants will be sent out on June 9th, unless it is desirable to postpone departure, and that a member of the firm may be expected in the Colony in the first week in September.

164

165

165

166

166

167

167

168

103

Messrs. Sutton, Om-

May 17

manney, and Ren- dall.

Transmita joint opinion of Mr. Balfour Browne and Mr. Hansell on the subject of the nomination of an arbitrator and umpire, and the proposal to make advances on shams deposited within a fixed period.

162

1982

104

To Governor Sir J.

Anderson.

126

May 19

Transmits copy of enclosure 2 in No. 98, and states that the Crown Agents are taking steps to obtain the publications Baked for.

114

To Messrs. Alfred

Holt & Co.

May 29

States that it is intended to proceed at the earliest possible date with the improvement of the docks on the lines already laid down.

168

115

Messrs. Sutton, Om-

May 30

manney, and Ren- dall.

States that Mesars. Deloitte & Co. have commenced their inspection of the Company's books, and that Mesars. Druces and Attlee urge the appoint- ment of Arbitrators and Umpire forthwith.

168

161

116

Ditto

May 31

Requests prints of correspondence to

date for the use of Counsel,

169

105

Ditto

Confi- dential,

May 19

Transmits copy of No. 103, and calls attention to the paragraph of the opinion dealing with the question of advances on shares deposited.

164

117

To Messrs. Sutton, Ommanney, and Kendall.

May 31

Concurs in the arrangements proposed in No. 112 with regard to the exami- nation of the books of the Company.

169

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