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buildings, piers, wharves or other works necessary

or convenient for the purpose of the Company.

(k) To guarantee the performance of contracts

by members of, or persons having dealings with the

Company.

(1) To raise and borrow money in such manner

as the Company shall think fit, either with or with-

out security, and in particular, by the issue of

debentures charged upon all or any of the Company's

property (both present and future) including its un-

called capital.

(m)

To sell, exchange, improve, manage, deve-

lope, demise, mortgage, license the use of, or other-

howsoever deal with, all or any or either or

wise

any part of the lands, ships, vessels, launches, tug

boats, lighters, barges or boats, property, heredita-

ments, chattels, effects or premises of the Company.

(n) To demand, take and levy such freight, tolls,

rates and charges as may from time to time be deter-

mined on.

(0) To carry on the business of carrriers,

shipowners, wharfingers, ferrymen and launch, tug

boat, lighter and barge owners in all their respec-

tive branches.

(p) To do all such things as the Company may

deem incidental or conclusive to the attainment of

all or any of the above objects.

(a) To do, transact and carry on all or any

of the aforesaid acts, deeds, matters or things in

any part of the world, either alone or in conjunction

with others, and as principals, agents, contractors

or otherwise and by or through agents or otherwise.

4 The liability of the members is limited.

5.

*

The Capital of the Company is $100,000

divided into One thousand shares of $100 (One hun-

dred) each.

We, the several persons whose names and ad-

dresses are hereto subscribed are desirous of being

formed into a Company in pursuance of this Memorandum

of Association, and we respectively agree to take

the number of shares in the capital of the Company

set.opposite our respective names.

Names

boat,