INSURANCE FAILURE.
CITY EQUITABLE COMPANY.
WINDING-UP ORDER MADE. United Service. LONDON, Feb. 14.
Urgent negotiations to save the City Equitable Insurance Company from liquidation have failed. The company's own winding-up petition was heard before the High Court to-day, when a compulsory winding-up order was made. Mr. Gerard Bevan, chairman, whose sudden disappearance astonished the city, has been traced as far as Paris, where he arrived from London by aeroplane.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18017, 16 February 1922, Page 7
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