COMPANY AFFAIRS.
j TOBACCO AND RUBBER. The secretary of the local Stock Exchange, Mr. W. M. Burton, has received advice that the British Tobacco Co.'s directors have declared the usual quarterly dividend, G per cent per annum, on preference .shares, and the Dunlop, Pcrdriau Rubber C'o. will pay 4 per cent on ordinary shares for the year. HAMILTON INVESTMENT CO. A credit balance of £440 12/4 is shown iu the annual report of the Hamilton Permanent Investment and Building Society to be presented at the annual meeting on September 11. The Bum of £00 has been credited to the reserve ; account, and a dividend of 4% per cent ' will be declared. This will absorb £34.'> 15/7; leaving a balance of £34 10/9 to fany forward. Total capital paid up was sli-vii uf £7918 8/11, nntl loans on first id- !(•.:;!-:• nt £B."jSG l?/8. Messrs. K. l>. IWles, H. C. M. Noilis, and J. E. Tidd retired from the directorate and are available for re-election.
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Auckland Star, 2 September 1933, Page 4
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