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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 89, Issue 287, 5 December 1945, Page 8

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IJOTOR-CYCLISTS ! JJOTOR-CYCLISTS ! JyOTOR-CYCLISTS ' WE CAN NOW OFFER MORE PROMPT REPAIRS. Owing to improvement in Workshop Staff you can now have your machine overhauled promptly and at less cost. We Specialise in ■ CYLINDER GRINDING - SPOT CASH PAID FOR GOOD SECOND-HAND MOTOR-CYCLES. Only One Address pERCY OOLEMAN AND 00., _ MOTOR-CYCLE AND RADIO DEALERS. 115 Guyton Street, WANGANUI. Telephone 2681. N.Z. E xpress Coy(WANGANUI' LTD. ; Customs Forwarding and Distributing i Agents - - Cartage Contractors. Furniture Removals a Specialty. FARMERS ! \VE now have CONCRETE POST: ’ ’ of al) descriptions Send orders now to— R. D. BATCHELAR & CO. LID. Phone 5249 Marton. Kakariki. Halcombe, COMPANY AFFAIRS COMPANY' DIVIDENDS. The board of director* of the National Bank of New Zealand Ltd. has ordered payment ol ; n interim dividend of 1* per cent... Icgb United Kingdom income tax at C/4 in .-£l, in respe-' <»f the year ending Miuch 31, 1946, payabi ■ in New Zealand on January 22. The directors of the Devonport Steam Ferry Co., Ltd., have declared an interim dividend for the half-year ended October 31 at the raU of 6 per cent, per annum. The transfei l*ook» of the company will l>e clotted from December 3 to 17. both days inclusive, and the dividend is payable on ahd after December 17. NATIONAL TOBACCO CO. The annual report of the National Tobacco Co., Ltd,, for the year ended October 31 states that exixiiiscH have increased all round and profits declined in proportion. After deducting i'll charges and writing off for depreciation on buildings and plant there ia a balance ol £31,590 the net profit, for the year, from which is set aside £ 22.750 for ta. cs, leaving a balance of £8750. To this is added the ba.- ' a nee of £6554 brought forward from last year, making a total of £15,3'10 for distribution. The directors recommend the same dividend aa la/rt year. 7J per cent., on both ordinary and preference diareri, fiee of income tax and social and national peewit.v charge.-’, which will absorb £12,325, leading £29SO to be! earned forward.