3: for the SAJ 内藤 TUČAREDKI 12 4 ១៥ 4 -- stealbro 9610, FLD JISTRUG 7 Ban 11. "SAPI- dan ada kendi ept { 62 [!* ༈; - be difficult for him to claim the principal and accrued interest of his bond so promptly as to avoid a certain loss of interest on the amount so claimed. In the case of loans domiciled with us, the Ordinance governing the arrangements for holding drawings provides for ample notice to be given - notice -1.e. not less than fifteen days of the date on which the drawing is to be held, and, although not laid down in the Ordinance, it is customary to allow a similar period to intervene between the date of the drawing and that on which the bonds are repayable which latter date invariably coincides with a dividend date. The Colonial Government may have satisfied themselves that the method of repaying drawn bonds laid down in the War Loan Ordinance is not open to objection, but, in case, on reconsideration of the matter, it should be decided to follow our practice, it may be useful if attention is drawn to the clauses in the draft model General Loan and inscribed Stock Ordinance Nos.16,17,18,19,20, and 21, a copy of which was forwarded to the Colonial Government in the Secretary of State's circular Despatch of the 3rd May 1913, which dealt with the conduct of drawings generally. For convenience of reference, a copy of this draft Ordinance is enclosed.
4. I enclose also a draft of the bond drawn up on the lines laid down by the War Loan Ordinance and the Prospectus as modified by the instructions subsequently given to us by the Colonial Government, Subject to any further alteration which may be decided upon, we propose to print the bonds in this form, and we will arrange that they shall be prepared so as to afford as much protection against forgery as possible.
5. I have to request that we may receive the instructions of the Colonial Government in the matter.
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3:
for the
SAJ
内藤
TUČAREDKI
12
4
១៥
4
-- stealbro 9610,
FLD JISTRUG 7 Ban
11. "SAPI-
dan ada kendi ept
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62
[!*
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be difficult for him to claim the principal and accrued interest of his bond so promptly as to avoid a certain
loss of interest on the amount so claimed. In the case
of loans domiciled with us, the Ordinance governing the
arrangements for holding drawings provides for ample
to be given
-
notice -1.e. not less than fifteen days
of the date on which the drawing is to be held, and,
although not laid down in the Ordinance, it is customary
to allow a similar period to intervene between the date
of the drawing and that on which the bonds are repayable
which latter date invariably coincides with a dividend
date. The Colonial Government may have satisfied them-
selves that the method of repaying drawn bonds laid down
in the War Loan Ordinance is not open to objection, but,
in case,
on reconsideration of the matter, it should be
decided to follow our practice, it may be useful if atten-
tion is drawn to the clauses in the draft model General
Loan and inscribed Stock Ordinance Nos.16,17,18,19,20, and
21, a copy of which was forwarded to the Colonial
Government in the Secretary of State's circular Despatch
of the 3rd May 1913, which dealt with the conduct of
drawings generally. For convenience of reference, a copy
of this draft Ordinance is enclosed.
4.
I enclose also a draft of the bond drawn up on
the lines laid down by the War Loan Ordinance and the
Prospectus as modified by the instructions subsequently
given to us by the Colonial Government, Subject to any
further alteration which may be decided upon, we propose
to print the bonde in this form, and we will arrange that
they shall be prepared so as to afford as much protection
against forgery as possible.
5.
I have to request that we may receive the
instructions of the Colonial Government in the matter.
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