WELLINGTON PUBLISHING) COMPANY
An improvement in the business of the Wellington-; Publishing Company, Limited,; proprietors of the "Dominion," is reported" by the directors. . The?report, also states that increased costs,*due to various legislative enactments,' absorbed -.the-greater part of the additional revenue, but the - working profit was in advance of the previous year. The working profit was £18,000, against £17,585. The net result, added to the amount brought in (£7204), made a total of £14,081 available. The directors recommend a dividend at the unchanged rate of 4| per cent. * per annum. ' This will absorb - £6750, leaving c;£ 7331 to be carried forward. The i.Retiring, directors, Mr. Alexander Macintosh^ and Sir Donald Johnstone •McGayih,-, offer, themselves for re-elec-tion.'The( 'Retiring auditors, Messrs. D, R. Menzies and Ernest W. Hunt, also offer themselves for re-election*
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 108, 3 November 1937, Page 12
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130WELLINGTON PUBLISHING) COMPANY Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 108, 3 November 1937, Page 12
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