COMPANY AFFAIRS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 172, 24 July 1933, Page 4

COMPANY AFFAIRS.

NEW REGISTRATIONS

The following recent registrations have been made: — Private Companies. Electric Heating, Ltd. Capital, £380 into 380 shares of £1 each. Subscribers: Auckland, E. Moyle 20, G. d'Elsa 300. Objects: Heating and ventilating specialists. etc., and incidental. H. A. Taylor, Ltd. Capital, £600 into three shares of £200 each. Subscribers: Auckland, G. E. Simons, A. J. Hartmann, J. Hitchen 1 share each. Objects: Furniture dealers, etc., and incidental. Cleanliness Aids (N.Z.), Ltd. Capital, £150 into 150 shares of £1 each. Subscribers: Auckland, E. A. Brooker 50, rs. Whyte 100. Objects: Commercial and indent agents, etc., and incidental. Public Companies. Skippers, Ltd. Office, 143, Hereford Street, Christchurch. Capital, £75,000 into 1.500.000 shares of 1/ each. Subscribers: Christchurch, E. C. Hayes 4000 W. S. Callick 10,000. W. G. McDonald 10,000, P. Papworth 2000, ,T. R. McKenzie 10.000. W. T Tait 4000. T. H. Newburgh 10,000; Dunedin, S. P. Cameron 4000. Objects: Mining and incidental. New Bread Process, Ltd. Capital, £37,500 into 300.000 shares of 2/6 each. Subscribers: Wellington, B. L. Hammond, A J. Clegg, E. J- Stephens, H. Wardell, W Iv Scott, W. H. Nankervis, Gladys Clark, R. A. Scott; Auckland, N. McArthur, 1 share each. Objects: lo purchase or otherwise acquire an interest in an invention being "a process for the manufacture of diabetic or dietic bread, and general incidental.

HAMILTON THEATRES

NO DIVIDEND.

A profit of £439 was disclosed in the statement of accounts presented to the annual meeting of Hamilton Theatres, Limited, after providing £1471 for ordinary depreciation and £090 for special depreciation. The chairman, Mr. H. H. Howden, said the directors did not recommend the payment of a dividend. Mr. Howden drew attention to the fact that it was the fourth year in succession that the shareholders had not received any return on their capital. In the first two years £10,000 was spent on the installation of sound equipment, and the general economic conditions were responsible for the fact that no dividend had been paid for the last two years. The fact was, said Mr. Howden, that as far as pictures were concerned, Hamilton was catered for to a far greater extent than the size of the town warranted. The report and balance-sheet were adopted. Messrs. John Fuller and R. English were re-elected directors.