167
A JUNKKASTER had this morning, at the Police Court, to pay the nominal fins of 5-imposed by M. A. D. Melbourne-for blocking Murray l'ier, yesterday, with his junk.
SERGEANT O'Sullivan prosecuted two coolies before Mr..F. A. Haraland, at the Magistracy on. Monday, for stealing from a married woman gold finger ring and a pair of trousers, at Hunghom, yesterday. Defendants denied the charge. Evidence was beard, and his Worship sentenced them to three wonks' hard labour and six hours' stocks each. Defendants at the expiration of the term of imprisonment will be banished.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, JUNE 9 1906.
On Sunday afternoon, (wo coolies had a heated argument in an opium divas in Queen's Road West about the question of some stolen pro perty and the result was that they came to blows.
in
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SHARE QUOTATIONS.
Supplied by Messrs. E. S, KADOORIE & Co. Corrected to noon; later alterations given under." Commercial Intelligence,” page 5.
LAST DIVIDEND,
STOCKS.
the scuffle and of the combatants produced a pocket knife and stabbed the other in the chest, which necessitated his instant removal to hospital and the arrest of his arsailant. At
in hi the West Point Police Station the coolis, statement, said: "He troubled me and i stabbed him." He was placed before Mr. F. A. Hazeland on Monday, charged with mali- ciously wounding the other man. The police Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation wa........... received news from the hospital to the effect that the wound is of a serious character. In the circumstance, they applied to the Court for the case to be adjourned. His Worship
CHAN Hak, a boarding-house runner, perform-granted an adjournment. ed an athletic feat in the harbour on Sunday, and had it not bees that Sergt. Wilden was near at hand he would have got off well, but as the officer witnessed the feat, it cost Chan dearly. At the Police Court on Monday he was char ged with going on board the steamer Hanot without permission from the captain. Sergeant Wilden said that the defendant "jumped" on board the ship while she was going full speed. Mr. F.4. Hazeland fined defendant $50, with the option of two months' bard labour.
:
A seamin on board 18. Anglo-Canadian was arraigned before Mr. F. A. Lazeland, at the Magistracy on Monday, with being drank and diorderly in Ice House Street, on Sunday, and ale with assaulting a Chinese constable while in the execution of his duty, Defendant pleaded lynorance. It appeared that he was asleep the side-channel and when told to *get up his twisted the lukong's hand and struck him. aspector Warnock said defendant was very disorderly when he arrived at the station. His Worship imposed a fine of $1 on the first charge, and $3 on the second.
AT about 6.30 o'clock yesterday morning, an accident occurred in a house at No. 3. Wing Shing Street, and as a result a Chinese girl, about eight years of age, died some hours later. Although the accident occurred early in the morning, the police were not notified until last night, after the child had died. According t the story told the police by the mother of the childre, it is related that, at the time mention- ed, heralder daughter and the other child were in the kitchen. The elder was pouring out boiling water from an earthenware pot into a basin for the younger one to wash its face. The handle of the pot was hot and as she could bear the heat no longer she dropped the pot of boiling water and scalded her sister. Instead of informing the police authenties' of the occurrence and seeing that the unfortunate child was removed to the hospital, the old
The woman summoned a Chinese doctor. child died the same afternoon,
THE other day a Chinaman reported to have been killed in a house at Talai P, Bangkok, as the result of a duct with another Chinaman. The story came to the Bangkak Times through A trustworthy man living in that district and, though these tales are hard to verify, is pro- bably true. The method they adopted in fight. ing it not familiar to most "larangs," and may therefore be of some interest. They fought with the two forefingers of each hand, stabbing eaca aber with these in the region of the spleen and at the same level on the other side of the body. A strongly built coolic using the weight of his body could certainly give a pasty blow is that part of the body, even with two fingen, and repeated blows of the kind are said pinally to prove fatal. The men who go in for his kind of contest practise every morn ing stabbing bags of rice or paddy with these fingen till they can use them like a piece ol iron. When a man gets a good blow in, he can supelimos cruck its fingers so that in WELLN drawing he pulls 'a rib outward till it breaks.
ABOUT two hundred Chinmen, natives ol Amoy Pakhoi and Swatow, who were alleged to have been "kidnapped" and bruught to Honglong for the purposes of emigration- the particulars of which is reported in another cojumn-crowded the compound outside the ebarge room of the Cemral Police Station, on Friday. As the supposed leader of the 'kid-' mapping" gang is under arrest, these men are being examined by the police and the Registrar Gental, after which they will be returned to
their homes. We understand that the majority of these men are unemployed and some are farmas in the coast ports. A party of men, who live by kidnapping, send scouts into the coun try and tell the men that if they come to flong- kong work will be obtained for them at the rale of is per month. When they arrive in the Colony they are either sent to the Straits Set- tlements, or sold. In this instance, we are in- formed that nearly all the boarding-houses in the Colony were fall, and hearing of this and from information received, the police-made the arred and rescued the men.
A TREMENDOUS noise, followed by some ex. citement, was occasioned in Wellington Street- on Thursday afternoon, when a Chinainan came bounding down a staircase and rolled on to the sidewalk. He was picked up and it was as ceruined that he had broken his left hand in rolling down the staircase, ile was sent to hos- pital and his assailant arrested. On Friday, at the Magistracy, a Chinaman was charged with causing grievous bodily harm to the com- plainant. The complainant is a tailor keeping a shop at No. 55, Wellington Street. The defend and was his feti. Yesterday afternoon, it was stated, defendant asked complainant for a loan of tome money. Complainant refused, saying that defendant was given two coats to repair a few days ago and up to yesterday the garments was not ready for delivery. This caused a a scuffle ensued, in which defend quarrel, and
na was alleged to have picked complainant up and threw him down the stairs, causing the damage already mentioned. At this stage, a letter was received by his Worship from solicitor, who was interested in the case, asking for postponement. His Worship remanded the case until the 17th jostant., Bail $150.
Attunemployed Indian watchman has of late given the Police at West Point some trouble, and notwithstanding the many chances that wit given him be paid no heed, consequently Inspector Collett settled it this morning. This Indian was formerly employed as watchman to a firm at No. 28, Salt Fish Lane. He was recently discharged. Since he was dismissed the watchman has been wont to return to the shop, after they had closed for the night, and bug the door and demand an explanation as to why he was discharged. The police were called by the shopkeeper on two different occa alons, but he refused to prosecute. Last night,
the indian, taking advantage of the shop keeper, returned and raised another row. This time the Indian was arrested, but still the shopkeeper intimated that it was nos his desire 10 prosecute. Inspector Collett informed the shopkeeper that this time the police were going to prosecute and that the shop people would. besubpoensed. The shopkeeper did not like she and agreed to prosecute. This morning. the Indian was placed before Mr. F. Hazeland. He was fined $io, had bound over in the sum of too to be of good behaviour for one year.
BANKS.
National Bank of China, Limited............
MARINE INSURANCES. Canton Insurance Office, Limited:
North China Insurance Company, I smited
Ukion Insurance Savery of Copton, Imited
A FEW days ago we mentioned that a blind boy was knocked down and run over by a heavily laden truck in Connaught Road Central. One of the coolies, who bad charge of the truck, was arrested, but owing to the lad's condition the case had to be adjourned until his discharge from hospital, Before Mr. F.A. Hazeland, at the Police Court on Frday, the coolie, who was with the truck, was brought up on remand, charged with carelessly driving it along the public street. The blind boy, who was this morning dis charged from hospital, appeared in Court with Yangiare Insurance Association, Limited .. both hands in bandages, ons of his fingers having been amputated. The charge wat proved, and his Worship fined the reckless Coolie Sto. On the boy leaving the Court the owner of the truck presented him with Szo as compensation. This, we might say, was done of his own choice, as the Court did not suggest any compensation to the lad. Inspector War- nock prosecuted.
AUDUT one o'clock on Wednesday afternoon a servant girl, employed at No. 4, Lyndhurst Ter race, was seal by her emaloyers to a money. changer's In Queen's Road Central, to obtain two dollar nutes in exchange for silver. Just as she left the shop, a coolin rushed up to her, snatched the notes from her hand One or (WD and bolted down the road. Inokers-on gave chase and arrested the rascal, who was removed to the Central Police Station. On Thursday, Sergeant Fenton proceeded ngainst the coolie. Evidence was taken. De- fendant said that, the girl dropped the note and he picked it up Tor her. His chivalrous. act was not appreciated by Mr. Hazeland, who sentenced him to undergo a term of three. months hard labour, and in lieu of one day's imprisonment to be exposed in the stacks for six hours, and furthermore to receive two whip: pings in gaol-each whipping to consist of Iwelve strokas-twenty-four strokes in all.
Shipping.
Vessels in Port.
STEAMMUA,
Aldershot. Br. ss., 1,354, W. W. Adam, 6th June, Saigon 1st June, Rice.-D. & Co., 1.d.
Amigo, Ger. s.s., 774) N. Baltzer, 5th June;
T Ch.
Iloilo 31st May, Sugar and Wood.-J. &
Amiral Exelmans, Fr. 9.5., 3,144, Gens, 1st
June, from Takaw, Gen.-M, M. Andree Rickmers, Ger. 5.5, 1,020, Chr. Kumpel,
}:
FIRE INSURANCES. China Fire Insurance Company, Limited
Hongkong Fire Insurance Company, Limited....... SHIPPING. China and Manila Steamship Company, Limited.... Douglas Steamship Company, Limited
Hongkong, Canton & Macan Steamboat Co., Ld,
10,000
5250
10,000
Indo-Chinn Sten Navigation Company, Limited Shanghai Tug and Lighter Company, Limited............... (Preference) Do. "Shell" Transport and Traning Company, Limited... 1,000,000 "Star" Ferry Company, L-mird
Taku Tog and Libres Currpany, 1 miled.
REFINERIES.
15 كير
$1,699,777
$6 for 1104 aqu
£400,000} £4,1445 $65,000?
Ts, 25,156 £roz,815
$218
Final Tis. 3 making Tis. 5 for 1905 '........... Final Tis. it making Tis. 3or 1905......... 1/(Coupon No. 6; for 1905
for year ending 30.4.1906,
NO. OF BHARES.
VALUE. PAID UP.
RESERVE.
POSITION ÁS PER LAST REPORT.
AT WORKING ACCOUNT.
APROXIMATK RETURN AY TAMINT QUOTATION,
CLOSING QUOTATIONS,
80,000
$125
-F125
£1,000,000") $9,500,000
£115. div. and 41 bonus@ex.:
12/09/16
($810
$250,000) £12,735)
$15.87 for and half-year 1999 !
51 %%
London L91.
99.925
£5
$74,099
$150,000
$1 (London 3/6) for 1993'
$38
$1,600,000)
$211,540
$20 for. 1904
st
$360
5147.89$1
£10000)
£1
Tis. 100,000
Tls. 59,000)
Tis. 302,053
Interim div, of 7/6 @ex 2/10 15/16 .....
Tis. 2.63 on account 1905
54 %
Tis. 85 sales
$1,000,000)
£40,000
10,000
$250
$100
$331,131
$1,792,271
Interim div. of 13 for $
5 %
$800 buyers
$1.153,544
5569,279
-$800,000)
8,000 $100
$60
$61,278
150,334
$12 and 53 special dividend for 1904 -
81%
£175
$15,527)
$1,000,000
10,000
$roo
Szo
$229,488
$344,048
7%
185*
$2,6:6)
8,000 F150
$50
$1,220,928
$437,618
$25 for 1904
8.%.
$305
70,000 Sz5
$25.
$6,000
$6,563
Sit for 1905 um den mans mòs
7+%
$21 buyers
$264,638
Nil.
70,000 $50
$50
531 for year ended 30,6, 1995 ......
84%
$40 buyers
$88,941
$250,000
$600,000
$24,080
$1 for and half-year making Sz for 1905..
8 %
$244 buyers
10,000
$15
$154,331
£120,000
(0,000
£10 Cro
£241,150
£4,435
12/ @ 1/10]=$6.29.51 fur 1904.
81%.
£3.999.
8
100,000
18..50
100,000)
1.50
"TTS. 40,000
rokubatorrone
LI
$1.507
10,000
110,000
€10 S
$33.957
($75)
א אאא אא
$75 sellers
Tis. 63 sales
Tis. 51 buyers
271+
$30
Tls, 98,000 TIE. 359,479
Tix. 50 FIs, 50
11s. 13.913
Final of Tis. z making 71s, 4 for 1905
91 %
Tis. 41 buyers
20,000
$100
540,914
Final of $15 making 525 ar 1905
15 %
$165
7,000 7,000
$100
$3 for 1897na
525
Tis. 50 TI.
Tls. 3.723
Tls. 3 for year ending 3.9.04 separate
T. 102 buyers
MINING.
Chinese Engineering and Mining Company, Ld....... 1,000,000.
Triental Consolidated Mining Company, Limited Paub Australian Gold Mining Company, Limited
{
£80,000 £26,0113
£13.355
ending 28.2.06.......................
(TA (No. 6) interim div. for 12 months?
7 %%
Tts. 1o nominal
500,000
G $10 G. Sta
G 59c9,050
150,000
18/10
50,000..
LI
Dr. £4.873
£8,745
Final of so cents making G 51 for 1905. No. 12 of 1/4 cents
7 %
G. $14 S3 buyera
DOCKS, WHARVES & GODOWNS. Fenwick (Geo.) & Co., Limited
18,000
$25
$25
$70,000
£8,9:5
$1 for 1905
9 %
522
$550,000
Hangkang & Kowloon Wharf and Codown Co., Ld...
40,000
'550
£65,160
520,010
Final of $31 making $6 in1 1905....................................
·54 %.
$io3
$20,000)
.550 561
$49,500 $88,000
$362,232
$5 for second half-year making 512 for 1905.
$160
$18
$2,221
$1 for 1905
KATANA
Interim of TIs. 4 for year 1903/6/2
10 %.
Tis. 115 sellers
Tis. 57,c65
Final of Tis. 8 making Tis. 14 for 1935
64%
Tis. 225 sollers
Tis, 18 for 1905......
-B+%
Tis, 220 buyer
25,000
*0.000
Tis, Too Tis, 100.
none
Gone.
First year
Tls. 100
a
$25
Sat
$14,515
$9,0x8
32 for year ended 30.6.1 105 ORTAMLAR
f.6.rom
S15
STS
24,000
SI
SIS
none
$4,719
$2.40 on Stz for 190§.................. 7% on $7 for 1905.
13+
283
mas
Моле
$3r buyers $18 sales Sest sellers $300 buyers
123
Sta
12,000
$50
$50
$648,975)
1619
$5 for second half-year making Sto for 1905
71 %
$24,073
(0,000
$100
$100
$250,000
$67,839
Final of $3 making $7 for 1905.
6 %
9,000 ¡TIs. 25 Tis, 25
7 Is. 29,783
Tis.'1,935
Final of 6%-10% for 1995.....
14
Tis. 18 sellers
1,000 $100
$100
Bone
$4,699
Final of 56 making 510
130,000,
fro
{
5208;3661 $50,000
$5,070
Bo cents for 1905.....
7%
none
1574
Saj for 19059HOPPER SER
61%
Tis. $2,194
Final of Tis. 3 making Ils. 6 for 1905......
5.%
Tis. 116 sales
$372
Final of $1.90 making $3.65 for 1905 ..........
7 %
งาน
Tls, 70 sales
7%
$14 buyers
Tia. 64 sellers
China Sugar Refining Company, Limited .......... 1.uzon Sugar Refining Company, Limited......... Perak Sugar Cultivation Company, Limited.........
Ron, Long and Whampoa Dock Company, Ld to.000 New Amoy Dock Company, Limited....... Shanghai Dock und Engineering Co., L............................
3rd June,―Bangkok 27th May, Rice.-B.hanghai and Hongkew Wharf Company, Limited...... & S.
Yangisze Wharf and Goddwn Company, Limited.......
Aaghin, Ger. 35, 1,017, D. Reimers, 7th June, Bangkok ist June, Rice and Wood.-B. & 5.
Appalachee, Ur. 5.5., 3,426, A. Mills, 8th June, -Shanghai 5th June, Refined Petroleum. ---S. Q. Co.
Atlantis, Am. 5.1., 960, J. I. Agco, 7th June,--
Saigon and June, Rice Oreer.
rund, Nor. s.s., 1,520, M. Evensen, 28th May,
-Saigon 23rd May, Rice.-S., W. & Co. Capri, Ital. .s., 2,717, G. Belsito, 4th June,-
Bombay and Singapore 29th May, Gen- C. & Co.
China, Am. s.s., 3,186, D. E. Friele, 3rd June,
-San Francisco 5th May, and Manila 31st, Mails and Gen.-I. M. S. 5. Co. Dagny, Nor. s.5, 883, 0. Abrahamsen, 2nd
June, Bangkok 26th May, Rice, Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Daigi Maru, Jap. 5.5., 1,568, S. Tagaini, 6th
Jane,-Swathw 5th June, Gen.-O, S. K.
Earl of Garrick, Br, 5.5., 1,225, Grant, ist. June, --Newcastle, N.S.W. and May, Coal,--L., W, & Co.
LANDS, HOTELS & BUILDING.
Anglo-French Land Investment Co., Ld................ SID: House Hotel Company, Limited (Shanghai) ein Central Stores, Limited .....ipuritatem genti
(new issue).. (Founders').em
Do. DA
longkong Hotel Company, Limited
tongkong Land Investment and Agency Co. L.d.... Hotel des Colonies Company, Limited ............................ m Hotel Metropole Company, Limited
phitys Estate & Finance Company, Limited uwjoon Land and Building Company, Limited...... tanghai Land Investment Company, Limited ....... West Point Building Company, Limited
WO
COTTON MILLS.
Contoh Spinning and Weaving Company, Ld.... Hongkong Colton Spinning, Weaving and Dyeing?
Company, Limited.......
*nscenational Cotton Manufacturing Company, Ld....
Elax, Br. 5.5., 2,617, E. S. Baker, 5th June,ou-kung-mow Cotton Spinning & Weaving Co., Ld. Api-Ap 28th May, Bulk Petroleum-ay Chee Cotton Spioning Company, Limited......... Asiatic Petroleum Co.
Elisabeth Rickmers, Ger. ss., 1,910, W. Béte
führ, 5th June-Kahsichang 29th May, Rice and Wood.-13. & S.
Falk, Nor. 5.5 441, L. Weilesen, 1st June,
Karatsu 26th May, Coats-S., W. & Co. Iailan, Fr. 9.5., 377, L. Andersen, 7th June,
Pakhai and Hoihow 5th June, Gen.-A. Hongkong, Fr. s.5, 739, G. Suzzani, 9th June, Haiphong and Hoihow 8th June, Rice and Pigs-A. R. M.
R. M.
Huichow, Br. 8.5, 1,217, Wm. B. Brown, 8th June-Canton 7th June, Gen.-B. & S.
MISCELLANEOUS.
nglo-German Brewery Company, Limited nell' Asbestos Eastern Agency, Limited Campbell, Moore & Co., Limited..... China-Borneo Company, Limited...... China Flour Mill Co., Limited.................. China Light and Power Company, Limited China Provident Loan & Mortgage Company, Ld. Dairy Farm Company, Limited
Cheen Island Cement Company, Limited.
Jall & Holtz, Limited.......
1ford, Br. 5.6, 2,79, 1. G. McKechnie, 16thngkong Electric Company, Limited
May, Moli 15th May, Coal-I), & Co.,
Ld.
4
Jotti, Ger...5, 2.575, W. Ziegenmeyer, thongkong Rope Manufacturing Company, Ld.......
June-Moji and June, Coals.-J. & Co. Kaifong, Br. 5.5, 982, Finlayson, 5th June,
Tourant 2nd June, Coal,-B, & S. Karin, Swed, L., 698, G. Peterson, 8th June, -Canion 7th June, Gen. Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Kowloon, Ger. 5.a., 1,500, H. Stehre, 9th June, Canton 9th June, Coal.-H. A, L. Kutsang, Hr. ... 3,110, R. C. D. Bradley, 4th June, Calcutta vis Penang and Singapore 30th May, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Liangchow, Br. s.s. 1,214, H. Harder, 9th
June, Canton 8th June, Gen.-B. & S. Madeleine Rickmers, Gar. 5.8., 1,020, S. Simonsen, 8th June, Bangkok 27th May,
Rice.-B. & B,
longkong High-Level Tramways Company, Ld....... Hongkong Ice Company, Limited....................................................................| Hongkong Steam Waterboat Company, Limited....... Maatschappij tot Mijn, Bosch en Landbouwex
ploitatie in Langkat, Limited bilippine Company, Limited hanghai Gas Company, Limited Shanghai Horse Basaar Co., L-d, an shanghai Pulp and Paper Company, Limited shanghai-Sumatra Tobacco Company, Limited shanghai Waterworks Company, Limited.... South China Morning Post, Limited ...................... Steam Laundry Company, Limited
Minnesota, Am. 8.5, 20,718, J. H. Rinder, thentsin Waterworks Company, Limited........
June-Seattle 19th April, and Shanghai United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Limited ........... 2nd June, Gen.-N. Y. K.
(Founders') Paklat, Ger. s.8., 1,017, H. Demes, 6th June,
Do.
Bangkok 31st May, Rice and Wood.-B. Watson, (A. S.) & 'Co., Limited....................... & S.
Iloilo and June, Sugar-Chinese. Phranang, Ger. 5,8., 1,100, F. Mangelsdorff, 4th June-Bangkok 28th May, Rice.-B. & S. Quinta, Ger. 5.5, 987, F. Frahm, 1st June- Swalow 31st May, Ballast.-S. & Co, Shahjehan, Br. ss., 1,296, J. R. Scott, 8th June,
Saigon
Peik, Nor, s... 745, J. Lorentzen, 7th June,- | William Powell, Limited
Sungkiang, 3rd June, Gen-Wo Fat Sing,
8.5, 987, J. Robinson, 9th June-Hoito 4th June, Sugar, B. & S. Taikosen Maru, Jap. 5.8., 1,994, T. Ota, 6th June, Kuchinotru 31st May, Coal.-M. 1. K Taming, Br. 1.3., 1,359, A. W. Outerbridge, 8th Juno-Manila 5th June, Gen.-B. & S. Tungshing, Br. s. 1.172, Stalker, Bth June,
Cupton 7th 1ne, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Volute, Br. ... 1,500, E. Stalt; 7th June,
Sas-Soe 19th May, Petroleum,—A, K. &
10.000 $5.700 32,000 Tls. 100 T4, 100 2,500 Tis. roos. 100
561 TIs. 100 TIR, 100
$10
1,000 $50 530
Tls. 48,000
Tis. 81,209
5856,oco)
$450,000
$86,120)
поде Tis. 100,000
11. $132,588
Dong.
Tis. 1,000,000
Tis. 487,210) Tis. 57,0655 Tis 30,000
TIs. 869.4932
51,000 Tis. 50 TIs. 50Th 100,000
none
Tls, 18,436
Tls. 34,924
Tis. 5,668
Tis. 100,000
533,364
Tla 18,718
1's. 8 for year ended 31.10.1905. Si for the year cuding 31.7.05.....
3% a/c 1898 metriin
Tis, & for 199§........................... Tis. 25 for 1905...
4
$7 for 1905,
1/3 per share far 1904
$3 lot 1995.
$1 for 1904.
Final of Tis. 5 making Tis. 10 for rgos...)
63 cents for year ended 18.2.06
80 cents for 1935
Sig for year coding 30.11 1904 ..............
59 for 1905 on 5 shares........
Final of su cents maicing S1 for the year... (first interim ofTis. 7) paid 15.3.06 account
Моле
17,500
Sco
£50
15,000 Tls. 50Tls, co $10 STO 125,000
10,000 Tls. 75 Ts. 75
8,000 Tls. 190 Tls, TOO 1,000 TIs. 500 Tis. 500
Tls. 45,939 $30,000
TIS 100,000
nona
Tis, 30,760
Tix. 35,986
Tlo, 73 sales
Tls. 310 sellers
4,000
$100 $100
Bone.
$1,066
195 sellers
8,604
13/6
12/6
1.200
$10
$10
50,000
$12
$12
£34 £9,000 none
£770
$1,097
Nil.
4,000 Tls. 50
Tls. 50
Tis. 50,000
Tis, $89
50,000
$10
Fio
none
51,219-
100,000
$10
$10
$8,0000
51,581
25,000 $71
56
$25,000
$2,864
$1.10 for year ending 31.7.1905 .........................
$410,000]
$50,000
-$10
$10
$52,291
L
$500,000
21,000
Szo
Szo
$185,000
520,893
60,000 Sta
510
none
$2,568
S: dividend and go cents bonus for 1905... $2 for year ending 28.206 .................... ($1.00 for io months ending 28.2.c6 ...
65 cents
8 X.
11%
71%
1,250 5100
$100
$50,000
$2,796
.
$1,000
$25 525
180,000
$3,776
Final of $15 making $19 for 1905 ...........
50,000
510
$10
$61,000
$5,813
15,000
$10
$14
$2,500
$88
אאאאאאא אאא אאא
$71 buyers
532
$7 buyers
Tis. Be sales
$9 $16
$181
522 sales
$235
$19
15,000
Gs 100 Gs. 100
Tis..$47,502)
Tis 27,6035
Tis: 10,:74
67,500 *Sio 16,000 Tls, 30 Tis, 50 5,400 Tls, 50 Tls, 50 4,500 Tis, 100 Tis. 100
Sto
Dr.
P. 34,324
Tis. 45,00
·Tls. 9,751
Tls, 6 for 1904
Tis, 31 faal & Tis, 4 bonus making {TE 190g
酥%
11%
30,000 Tlx. 20 Tls. 20
Tls. 37,000 Tis. 8,000 Tis, 24,820) Tis. 25,000
Tix. 0,753
Final of Tis. 8 making T11. 14 far 1905
ot%
$240 buyers
¿ Tis, 230 buyers
$5 buyers-
Tis: 135 sellers)
Tis. 55 rellers
Tis, 150 sellers:
J
Tls. 1,452
Final of Tis. 3 making Tis. 5 for 1905
7%
Tls. 77 salės
{
7,200
7,200
20
£207 £103
Tis. 190,000
Tis. 85,592
ƒFinal of 37/6 making 51/6 (og 1905/6 First year mosumptamana
6,000 20,000
$25 Szs
hone
Dr.
$44,089
'
51,134
50 cents for year ended 31.5.05 ................................
%
2,000
Tls, 100
11.100
Tis. 15.2951
Tis. 4,000
Tis. 1,012
Interim of Th. 4 for year 1905/6
74 %.
Tls. 370 sellers
Tis, 280 sales
520
$61
Th, 110
{"
*
{ 80 cents
9,900
510
*547
100
$10
90,000
SIO
$12,000 $300,000
*5557
1$19.80
} for year ended 31.5.1905.
►
$9
$180
$7.734
Final of so cents making $1, for 1905 ..............
71%
$131 buyers
15,000
$10
$10
325,000 $4,500
$676
Interim'div. of 50 cts, for the year 1905/6..
10 %
$101
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE :----
Maatschappij &c. in Langkat........
Tis. 7
19th june
ليمية
none Tis. 165,000
0000
Tia. 11,017
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