... they had disposed of more timber than they had done during anz previous period of their existence. In aying this he di not speak of sales alone, but of the aotual receipt of mney. For the 7,9761 owin% to the oom- pany they hold the security of the land ...

... and give Mr. Hrri, Mr. Donald- on, and other directrs an eagerdesdre to disconnect them- eolves with the mangement; but, speaking of terrac concens, where the promotion ?? has not bseen the primary cause of she existing want, and the directors act with ...

... Turquand, and Young) muede a full statement with regard to the assets. After referring to the amounts to he realised abroad and speaking in favourable terms of the prospect in that re- spect, he said the good bills in London amounted to 307,0001.' ; and by cash ...

... had not been able to make their report, inasmuch as they wished replies to some questions that had been sent out to Cuba. Speaking as a shareholder, he was inclined to the opinion that the company should be wound up, inasmuch as they were still making ...

... from the ex- tension of their bonnections in the mining districts and among the commercial clai,'as. Last year, generally speaking, had been more free from failures than on anm average-though one at Melbourne, Mr. Hugh Glass'o, stoodpromineetlyforward ...

... some remarks or the matter. L If Mr. Harris had so much fault to find with the ocm. whyid he defer it so log9 Why did he not speak min ago-s in arch, when it seems he cease, being a director? HSe hst latter would make any eN think he had just resigned his ...

... spect to the success of sheep-farming respecting which a gentleman had asked a question last meeting, he could not as yet speak as to its success in the hands of the company: but this he could stats, that a s thll company formed in the neighbourhood for ...

... accous ts are to hand from Calcutta, and which speak e, of failures in the Bazarx, with enormous stocks, has beess t calculated to affect people more deeply than it otherw might. The telegram also speaks of a depressed marke .e~ and loweer prices ab Calcutta ...

... Holloway's 1'il1s have for many years enjoyed the most extensive patronage, and have had test100- nials awarded to them which speak volumes i! their praise, Isn many cases these Pills seem to exercise a specinc effect vecr dis- ease, which is manifested by ...

... , from both of which sources the bank antici. pated a rapid extension and improvement of their busi- ness, He had also to speak of the establishment, since the .last meeting, of R new postal steam service between Eng- land and Australia vid Panama, for ...

... govern- ment. The 15 per cent. maximum of oustoms duties for Brazil was too low. The Friend to Both Countries evi- dently speaks with authority for Brazil, and he has been told as a secret. We now know why the Brazilian govern- ment were so impatient ...

... the river to a great extent. He expected that this canal would ultimately yield more than ten per cent, dividend. Generally speaking, the works of the company, lst, the anicuts and headworks upon the Mabanuddy river; 2nd, the Hoogley and Midna- pur Canal; ...