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SUPREME COURT. ·
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION. BEFORE THE CHEF JUSTICE (S
FRANCIS PIGGOTT). HONGKONG GOVERNMENT 7. THE ELECTRIC
TRACTION COMPANY..
The text of the judgment delivered in this action by the Chief Justice on Wednesday is given herewith:--
His Lordship said—This is a special case presented to the court in at action by the Attorney-General against the Electric Trac- tion Company to recover the cost of certain alterations to the cables, lines, sheathings, coverings or supports of their telephone system, alleged to have been necessitated by the injurious affection of that system by the The working of the defendants' tramway,
section under which the claim is made is
section 21 of Ordinance No. 10 of 1902,
THỂ HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27TH 1912.
COMPANY REFORT,
EQUALIZATION OF DIVIDEND FUND,
Dr.
To Balance...
The following is the report of the board of By Amount at Crodit directas to the ordinary half-yearly meeting of shareholders, to be held at the office of the Compiny, on Tuesday, the 6th February, at 12
o'clock, noon
The Directors beg to submit to the bare. holder the Report and Statement of Accounts for the Half-Your ending 31 December last.
Afic paying running expenses, salaries promi of insurance, repairs and all other charges thors remains, including $24,428.30 brought forward from last account, and $40,000 trasfered from the Depreciation Fund for
telegraphic, telephonic, or electric signalling and on the other hand a set of common bells, | communication; the second part to ile worked by wires, pulled by the hand, if ther
Am I to assume were so arranged as to constitute a code | THE HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO
STEAMBOAT COMPANY, LIMITED, graphic communication. that there is an obvious slip of drafting and of signals. Secondly, because these things are used in contra-distinction in the first that I might supplement it? Or am I to take the section as it stands and interpret part of the section and only one of them is used in the second. The omission was by it accordingly? Now, I am bound to say that this question of construction is com.accident or design: there is, as I have shown, nature, and I have no evidence before me plicated by the assumption of some scientific no authority for remedying accidents of this enabling me to decide whether it was 1, knowledge, however minute, in the court: and it was for this reason that I wanted a design or not. This dictum enabled me to assessor. But it is wrong to assume any make the meaning of my reasoning in the scientific knowledge at all. It may appear first part of this judgment clearer. Let us suppose that the Government had had instead very ignorant, but I am, I think, bound to be ignorant of the accurate meaning of of a system of telephones a system of signals electrolysis and induction, though the con- by bells. Then it in the first part of the catination of the two sentences may give section the bell wires were mentioned, and me a general sort of idea, that one relates to physical damage to them dealt with, they purpose of writing down the book value of atomic charge, the other to molecular change would not be included in the second part, of Prait and Loss Account. From this amoant
priori 111 in the wire. Now, there is
because, obviously induction would not
the Hall-Year of Das Dollar por share, or affect the wires which were only used for the Directors recommend that a Dividend for physically moving the bells, but it is not $60,000, be paid to Shareholders, 825,000 ha obvious on the information before the court written off the book value of steamers, $10,000
be wetten of value of wharves and properties: whether induction will affect transmission of the telephone message. If it ought to be and lighters, 815.030 be transferred to credit of obvious, then information should have been Specal Repairs Fund, leaving a balance of before the court, and this would possibly 322031 44 to be carried forward to new account. have assisted the interpretation for which
On the 1st November the steamer Haungahan. the Government contends. Unless the court grounded near Junk Island above. Whamps, can came to the conclusion by this means doing damage to hor propellors and twisting her that the words of the last part of the section radde stook. These repairs were effected dur clearly apply to telephone wires, then evening hor aanval docking and the cost of same
will become a claim against the Underwriters. phone wires were injuriously affected if it be assumed that the Government tele induction or otherwise the case does not fall
is a
for they are referred to in the first sentence, and therefore must be intended to be referred to in the second. It is obvious, says the other Counsel, that being omitted from the were deliberately second scatence, they omitted and therefore cannot be inserted. Now, let us see how the court is to intro- duce scientific knowledge. First, it is said from the dictionary telegraphic"
telephonic, generic word and includes and undoubtedly the Edison case, to which I shall refer presently, must go a long way to support what the dictionary says, 20. s I do not know whether induction does affect telephone, communication as well as tele- graphic One aspect of the sentence on first reading is that it does not, and therefore it
cannet supplement it. is said 1
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argument both ways. It is obvious, saya one Counsel, that "telephonic and electric the material parts of which are as follows-signalling" have been omitted by accident, "If any cable or line used for the purpose of telegraphic, telephonic ar electric signal ling communication now or hereafter to be constructed and worked in the Colony by Government department, or the sheathings, coverings, or supports of any such eable or linc shall be injuriously affected by the cor- struction or working of the undertaking the Company shall pay the expenses of all such alterations in or addition to such eable, line, sheathings, coverings, or supports as may be necessary in remedy such injurious affec- enble or line shall be deemed to be injuriously affected if telegraphic com. munication, by means of such cable or line is whether through induction or otherwise in any manner, affected by any net or work of the Company." The claim is for $40,000 and is made in the following circumstances. The Government had a telephone system in existence prior to the construction of the tramway, and it is alleged that telephonic communication by means of the system has otherwise, been, through induction injuriously affected by the working of the
not alleged that tramway: it is
Lion.
05
Was
the
I am anxious to make this part of my reasoning very clear, why I cannot accept the so-called obvious argument. I am afraid of it. I do not see clearly where it woută I have had so much experience lead us to of drafting, I am now so immersed in detect- ing errors in revising the laws, that I am frankly afraid of this suggested possibility
within the section.
Judgment was entered for the defendants with costs.
Friday, 26th January,
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION. BEFOUR MR. H. H. J. GOMPERTZ
(PUISNE JUDGE.) "
CLAIM FOR FREIGHT.
His Lardship delivered judgment in the action brought by Messrs. Melchers & Co. as agents for the Norddeutscher Lloyd.
against the China-Bernco Company for $3.962.73, amount said to be due for freight from Sandakan to Hongkong carried by the ss. Borneo on or about March 4th and May
th
the stiamera, the sum of $152,031.44 at Credit:
Ox the 14th November when bound from. Canton to Hongkong the steamer ffonam broke ber port main paddle shaft, doing damage to main bearings, crank-webs and starboard main slasit. The disabled steamer was towed into part by the Company's steamer Sui An, and, se we had a new spare simft in readiness, the repaire were effected without any delay. The total cost will come to about $20,000, which will be a olim against the Underwriters,
:
The annual Government survey and general overhaul of the Alonam, Kinchan, Sui An and Sai Tai have been effected during the half- year, and the ressols forming the Company's
ut are now all in good working order.
Mr. C. R. Leuzmana resigned his wat on
living the Colony, and Mr. R. Laurenz was nominated by the Directors to all the racancy; abject to confirmation by the shareholders at this meeting.
The retiring Auditors, Messrs. A. O'D. Mr. M. W. Slade, K.C. (instructed by Mr.Gourdin and W. Hutton Potts offer themselves W. E. L. Shenton) was for plaintiff, and Mr. for re-election H. E. Pollock, K.C. (instructed by Mr. W. B. Hind) for defendants,
sheathings, coverings, or supports of the of supplementing deficiencies in the text of What I want to emphasise Ordinances. have been injuriously
therefore is that if the language used were telephone wires
The special case
one stage nare scientific the impossibility of affected by electrolysis. raises only the question of law whether in
that it is the duty of the court to give effect these circumstances, assuming the alleged doing it becomes apparent. But it is said to the intention of the legislature and that if injurious affection true, the Company is liable under the section. Put quite broadly there is any obscurity authority justifies the the case for the Company is this: You say court in tooking at the circumstances in which
In giving judgment, his Lordship said he that telephonic communication through your an Act was passed, and it is proposed that wires is injuriously affected by our work certain documents should be looked at from attached very great importance to the absence of a proper receipt, and he thought it most through induction the section does not which the intention will, it is said, be made
The documents in question are the extraordinary that the omission should not contemplate the case, it deals only with clear.
have been remarked by the various persons' telegraphic communication being injuriously draft of the Ordinance, which shows the see-
The case for the tion in its original form, and certain corres-through whose hands the bills passed.. Alter affected in that way. Government quite crudely may, in the of its pondence between the Secretary of State, the intimating that he was not satisfied with the demeanour of some of defendants' witnesses, aspects, be put thus: your statement is promoters, and their electrical advisers in correct: but we meant to say telephonic as England. The proposition in itself is more his Lordship said the plaintiff told a straight- well as telegraphic coramunication; but by than startling, that in interpreting an Act forward, tale, supported on the whole by the. lett out. we may look at the stages through which it probabilities of the case, and he was disposed to believe him. As judgment was for plain- an oversight the word Alternatively they say that the word "tele passed, correspondence showing what the graphic" is quite sufficient to cover the Government meant to do, from which we are tiffs on the issue of fact, it was unnecessary to deat at any length with the question of to hold that they did it whether they said it
law relied upon by them. But he would erse. The crude point of law thus raised is
or did not say it.. This brings me this can the Court supply deficiencies in
say, as an expression of opinion merely, Here the argument breaks up round te the section in question. The words drafting?
are grammatical sense and not nonsense. that he found it difficult to hold that the words on the receipt did establish the limita- Into-tw, not only that the Court may do
cannot say that by not introducing the words tion on the agency of the shroff that had this, but also that it may look into certain surrounding circumstances conected with suggested it will obviously defeat theen set up. It might be possible to draw a the passing of the section, the history of the intention to be collected from the whole notice of this kind which would be quite I cannot say that it will pro- unequivocal. He was disposed, however, to section in fact, which will show what the section.
The duce an inconsistency.or absurdity, and think that all that was indicated by the forin Government drafter really did mean.
18 to the great inconvenience of the of the words used was that the customer's proposition for which the Government con-
were requested to see that separate receipts tends is very startling, and the authorities. construction to which the judgment refers must be examined with great care, for it is difficult to see where the effect of such a proposition could stop. I must first get out of the way certain minor points of construc- tion which are involved. It is said that the second sentence is really
unnecessary,
because the line in question is used for
I
admit that the arguments addressed
were given in order that the creditor firms
staff.
A CHEQUE DISPUTE.
to the court show that there wil be incon- might have some check on their collecting! venience to the Government, but that is not
Edward Perkis brought action against the meaning of the words. They mean great. inconvenience to the court in interpreting the section, and for the reasons already given R. Howard for $600. Mr. Otto Kong Sing not say with certainty that the formulas for plaintiff and Mr. P. W. Goldring for
it would be absurd
to suppose "is
telephonic purposes: and for it to be
injuriously affected" means that it can applicable. The utmost that can be said is no longer be used for telephonic purposes: that it is possible, probable or even highly probable, but that is not sufficient, and direct- also that "induction" by which the lily we transpose the case to some less known has been injuriously affected is another. cruse," which words follow electrolysis." subject then telegraphy I cannot even go to this extent. There is no case which decides I cannot adopt this construction. I must
that the court may put itself in the place of give the section a plain meaning if there is one, and there is quite a plain meaning. If the drafter, and do what he has omitted to da. In certain circumstances, which are the lines are injuriously affected physically clearly defined, it may repair his blunder of by electrolysis the Company is to pay the expression; it may pass over his inaccurate cost of alteration, and if communication statement or description; but these circum. through the wire is affected by induction, or stances do not arise in the present case, and otherwise then they are to be considered as
I must say again that, however ronscious injuriously affected. In this statement the may be of the plausibleness of the argu question at issue is necessarily assumed. It ment, however much I should feel tempted is kid, however, that the strictly gramm revising to insert the desired word, when matical meaning of the last sentence is to I come to look for the principle on which
a court must act in interpreting, I can find
defendant....
Mr. Goldring asked that the case stand over for a week, and that he be given leave
to file a counter-claim.
Mr. Otto Kong Sing said the plaintiff was desirous of leaving the Colony to go to Australia, and would like the action quickly disposed of. As a matter of fact the claim was on a dishonoured cheque and there was absolutely no defence to the activ
Mr. Goldring said there was a very good defence. The cheque was post-dated and given on special terms.
His Lordship-Are you prepared to file an affidavit that plaintiff desires to leave the Colony?
Mr. Otto. Kong Sing-Yes, my Lord. Mr. Goldring Then I had better ask for
security for costs.
His Lordship We haven't got so far as
that yet.
give a definition of the term injuriously affected," and that if it is interpreted as I have suggested above, that would make none and l-am afraid of inventing so simple reason for it.
à plan for correcting the draftsman's
it a limitative definition. I agree that such alleged blunders, for I do not see clearly
Mr. Otto Kong Sing➡And there is no The case was fized for February 9th, leave to counter-claim being given.
BANK ENTRIES AS EVIDENCE. During the hearing of a case in the
R. FUHRMANS, Chairman."
Hongkong, 23rd January, 1912.
BALANCE SHEET. Liabilities.
Amount of Capital, 80007 Shares
Do.
Do
of $15 each fally paid up $1,200,000.CO at Credit of Depreciation
and Insurance
Fund
of Dividend 1 Fand
at Credit of Equalization
Do.
at Credit of Investment
Do.
Tlactuation Account
at Credit of Special Re-
pairs Fund Unclaimed Dividends
Accounts Payable ... Baudry Creditors... Amount at Credit of Profit and
LOED B/C
Assotu.
"Bui Value of Steamers "Honam,"
Hoangshan," "Sai An,” Tai," and "Hoi Sang," the of "Saixam," "Kinshut," and "Nanning." Lintan," and "Sa- aui,” Do. of Lighters" Suuleo
Wolos"
and
Do. of Wharres, Hulks and
Mooringa
D of Properties at Canton Wa-
show and ongkuo
Do. of Spare Gear and Stores... Do. of Furniture
Loaut on Mortgage
Do. of Bhares and Debentures in
Public Companies Hongkong sad Bhanghai Banking Corporation, Current Account Bundry Debtors Interest Acorned Accounts Receivable Marine and Fire Insurance Pre-
mis paid a/o 1912 Underwriters afe 1911 Insurance Insurance Claime recoverable from
Policies-..
600,000.00
$ 250,000.00
$ 950 000.00
Cr.
..$ 250,000.00
$ 250,000.00
SPECIAL REPAIRS FUND, Dr.
...$ 5,123.00 4,090,65
$ 9,213,85 Cr. By Amount at Credit
..$ 4,213.85 Amonnt brought forward from Prost and Loss Account for Half- year onding 30th June, 1911
To Sundry Disbursements
Balance ...
5 000,00
$ 9,213 85
W. E. CLARKE,
Secretary.
Hongkong, 23rd January, 1912.
E. R. FUURMANN, Director
C. H. Ross,
We report that wo have audited the above Balance Sheet with the Books and Vonakera of the Company in Hongkong sad that in our opinion such Balance Sheet is properly draw up so as to exhibit a true and correct view of the state of the Company's affairs at the 31st December, 1911, according to the beat of our information and the explanations given us, and
Pas shown by the Books of the Company.
We have obtained all the information and explanations we have required.
A. O'D. GOURDIN, W. Hurrex FOTTE,
Auditors.
HONGKONG SHARE MARKET,
Messrs. Vernon and Smith in their weekly share report dated January 26th stato -
The local market bas ruled quiet bat stond daring the past week, and rates with one o two exceptions alone without material slange. Sterling "Rubbers" are somewhat easier on the period under review, but there is an improvement in the quotation for Fine Hard Para, which clonesia London at 4/7 per lb. steady. The Bank of England rate of discount remains at 4 per cent, and the open market rate la now quoted at 38 per cent. Bar Silver (spot) is gunted at 26d. per oz, and the closing T... rate on London at 1/11. Shanghai T. T. is unchanged at 748.
RANES-Hongkong and Shangbaie hare en ooked in small lots at 8876 and 3880, and at the latter rate mors shares are procurable. London par "Reater" quotes £83.
MARINE INSURANCES.-Unions are quiet but steady at 8850, and Caatons aan still be placed at 31971. North Chinan have advanced to Tls. 150, and there are small buyers of Yunglezes at 5212) with ex. 73,
FIRE INSURANCES-Hongkonga after sales at $360 and 8361 are procurable at the latter rate, and Chinas are also obtainable at the current quotation or slightly less.
INTIMATIONS
"I KNOW THAT CUTICURA CURED ME
1
Worried and Tortured for 5 Years. Covered with Eruption All Over, Could Not Sleep nor Rest. Felt Like Tearing Himself to Pieces. With First Use of Cuticura Oint- ment, had No Itching at All.
"I have been tortured for the past five years with a bad akin disease.. 1 attended the
hospitat fer 150 years, of and on, with it. The last So I attended for five months without facecsa. My hark, chest, legs, arms, scalp, In fact all over, were covered with the eruption, I could not sleep at night har rest in the dayilme. My back was a another from neck to hipe with hundreds of spot and nasty sores. They worried ma and tortured ine so I felt as though I could tear myself to pieces, 1showed some of my work-mates, and they said that they never saw anything so bad. and they know how I was worried and tortured by the terrible Iteling akin diseuse.
"I had tried many remedies without any use, but fully I started uskig Cuticura Olne ment and with the very first applicattou I was relieved and had no kching at all. Then I got a good night's sleep which I had not bad in weeks. With a fortnight everything had completely disappeared as if by winkle pawer, and I have had no trouble kines I know that Cuticure has cured me, and 1 strongly advise those who suffer with any akin trouble, however bad it may be or what Svor other remedies may have foflect them. to give the wonderful Cutlera Remedies a $rial. I believe their cure will be effected, not for a little whier but for good, for Catleurs bad one of the worst cases to tackle when it cured me." (8igned) G. J. Dance, 1, New Boad, Brentford, Biddz., Eng., May 10, 1910,
Cations Remedies are sold throughout the worki Depase: London, 27, Charterhous Be. Catevita, D. E. Paul; o. Africa, Lescon, Lid., Care Tour, sto; .. A. A, Iviter Drug & Chem. Corp., Hote Prop. Dusid Post-free. Cuticura Book, glying postruction for the beat care of skin, schip`and kalt,
RACE SEASON
RELIABLE
1912.
CHRONOGRAPHS
BİNGLE AND
SPLIT SECONDE.
SHIPPING--Hongkong. Canton and Macaes are offering at 827 after sales. Indo-Chinas are reported bought from London at 8544 (com- ZEISS PRISM BINOCULARS bined), the market closing with loos! bayers at 250,000.00 $55.China and Manilas have improved to 811 with Sales Douglases and Star Forrys are unchang- 43,739.70 ed but steady at quotations. Shell Transports
are firmer with buyers for London cocount at 83
REFINERIES-Chian Sugars undor Bettle- mont influencies relapsad to 8103, at which sales were effected, but the market has since £7.10.0 78,028.18 recovered to $108, at which rate a few shares are probably obtainable. Luzens have been booked at the improved rates of $36 and 8361, closing with sellers at $37.
4.090.85 4,130.25 34.313.84
152,031.44
$2,366,333.26
$1,042,000.00
MINING-Charbonnager and Ranby are un- ohauged at last quotations Chinese Envinserings under a demand from the North have improved
£9.5.0
NEW MODELS.
to Tls. 13 with barers, but we have heard of no To be obtained from the
sales. Tronohs are easier with London a seller at 621.
Docks, WHARVES AND GOD"We-Hong- kong and Whampoa Docks are easier with sales 7,000.00 at $45 and probable sellars Kowloon Wbarvos bave been booked at 8544 and more shares are 125,399.14 Frocurable New Amoy Docts are unchanged at 88, and Bhanghai Decks at Tla. 58. Shanghai 115 306.77 and Hongkow Wharves are slightly firmer at
16,817.58 Tis. 5.
1,000.00
LANDS, HOTELS AND BUILDINGS.-Hong- konr Lands are quiet at $9 ex the nal 722,831.00 dividend of $3 per share paid to-day, Kow- 193,000 CO foou Jands are in request at 83% after sales at 831, and West Points at $49 ex the final 40,002-48-dividend of $2 per share for 1911 paid to-day. 215.49 Hongkong Hotels are wanted at 9114 (old) and 13,550.61 $72 (a). Humphreys Estates are on offer at 62,461.94 $63 with no buyer over $61.
COTTON MILLS-Hongkongs after sales at 9,209.62 851 ara row in req ost at $5. Internationals have receded to Ths. 49, and Lady Kung Mews to Tle. 64.
are slightly MISCELLANEOUS,--Cemente
Ices have bean easier with asilors at 84. $2,366,333,26 dons at $215, Ropes at 818, Watsonsat 342, and Electrio Tramani 2/4, Langkate after further sales at Tls. 85 have declined to Tis. 78 with sellers in Shanghai.
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT, Dr. To Amount paid for repaira to
steamers and wharves
+
Balance to be appropriated, viz. :- To Directors' and Auditors' Fess... To Dividend of $1.00 per share on $80,000.00 80,000 shares.******* To be written off book
value of steamera To be written off book value of Lighters, Wharves and Properties 10,000,00 To be carried to Special
15,000.00 Repaire Fund
22.031.44 To be carried to New-
Account
last Account
Cr.
17,538.63
$32,481.78 4,250.00
RUBBERS, ETC.-Closing quotations (middle price) received from London by wire to-day are as follows:-
Taited Berdangs...
AGENTS:
£0.10.0
£6.0.0
Chas. J. Gaupp & Co.,
45;
Alexandra Buildings,
Chater Road,
PINCE NEZ and
111/3
Bata Tigas ...
80.
Fapongs.
26/3
25,000.00
Ledborga
62/6
London Asiatics..
11.9
London Ventures
Linggi
4
A Malays
16/9
319 premium.
16/6 preminui.
83-
60,9 31- 110/-
Accurately
By Net Earnings of Steamers..
By Income from Investments.. By Transfer Fees
viation and Insurance Fund
By Amount transferred from Depre
a construction of the words is just possible, where it would lead me, though I do see but I am bound to look at the section as a dimly that it would led me to immense whole, and the plain meaning is that the lengths. There is only one other point left. first part deals with physical injury, the Can the Government save themselves by Supreme Court yesterday before the Chief By Amount brought forward from second with injury to the transmissive relying on the decision in Attorney-General Justice an interesting point of procedure came powers of the wires. Reference was made
v. Edison Telephone Company, which it was up for discussion when the Hon. Mr. Pollock to section 19 of the Interpretation Ordinance
said decided that a telephone message was made an application to tender evidence con- which is said to destroy the ejusdem generis
a telegraph message? I use the words sisting of extracts from the loan book of the rule. In the first place I am doubtful whe
"save themselves" deliberately, because it Banque de l'Indo-Chine.
Mr. Slade objected on the ground that this was not, and could not be suggested that ther that rule-applies when there is only
would be a departure from the procedure-set- one genus referred to, but I am sure that the word telegraphic was used in a the section referred to was not intended to second part of the section deliberately and forth in the Evidence Ordinance of 1859, destroy the ordinary meaning of language, because the draftsman knew of this decision Sections zo and 27, which empowers the To and it would be distorting language to say and relied on it." I think they cannot for Court to direct copies of entries in Bank's
"other -that-induction is included in the
reasons. First, the case arose under books to be taken on the application of either the Telegraph Act, 1863, in which there were party during the proceedings in a case. · cause" following electrolysis" and that
The Chief Justice held that the sections electrolysis" is included in the other definitions of telegram and telegraph, and it
This brings was pointed out that the definition would only empowered the taking of entries from. By Amount at Credit 'cause "following induction.
the books of English Banks, not foreign
of the section refers to the use of wires for
--
me to the crux of the case. The first part include on the one hand electric signals Banks, and stated that the sections could made, if such a thing were possible, from only be made applicable to foreign Banks by place to place through the earth or the air, means of a special Order-in-Council,
1
E. & I. Trusta Rubber Treats 152,031.44 Shell Transports, "bearer"
Tronebs
$188,763.22 Hongkong Electric Trans
Indo-Chinas (combined)
Quotations are se follows
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
$ 24,428.30
93,312.44 FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES 30,934.48 08.00
The Philippine Commission has reconsidered 43,000.00 and slightly amended the insurance bill recently
passed, $188,765,22 This bill provides that every foreign insur
DEPRECIATION AND INSURANCH FUND, Dr.
Loss Account..."
Amount transferred to Profit and Balance ........
25
Amount brought forward from "Profit and Loss Account for Half- year ending 30th June, 1911...
ance company now or hereafter doing business in the islands aball within 90 days after the pamage of the act, or before commencing busi- $40,000.00 Dess, deposit with the insular trosau
600,000.00 for the benefit and security of its policy holders a less than P200,000, in bonds of the Unit ed States-or of the Philippine islands or of the city of Manila or of the municipalities in the 00.00 Paitippfisislands-authorized by law to 16800 $630,000.00
8640,000,00
bonde.
The new amendment provides that such com 10,000.00 panies organized in the United States can do the same or can deposits certificate to the effect $640.00000 that they have on deposit in the United States
at least P500,000.-Cablencie.
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Each
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