... it most sink. . . . . . . et;re - fiC.lder --- thought Ow the belt thins watAd hewn twind . op tho empanr. - The Chairman that - aa -- the costal of the I sesiMatA If the National Company would he in of the directors who controlled the Atlantic Transport ...

... snents will be made the let July, ltw/. teued in amounts of not le*. than £50, and >r multiples £10. The debenture tru«t sinking fend for the redemption the debenture fttoAt within veare. _ SHARE CAPITAL. 15,000 per oent Cumulative Preference Shares £75fj00 ...

... dlepartmient, whent m interviewed regarding thostory, asserted that such an act would he impossible because the forts would Hi sink thee-raiser. They added that the Goverunleut a. ne-ver had any such plan in mind. It was, how- co1 ever, intended that whren ...

... of women and from being empleyed abeat ; the Law relatiog to cheew weighing ef more ‘aspection whee the ba. ef mines ; the sinking of shafts of better re extended fora mile; the a a ~ in times of accident : te represeutation of workues { coroners’ ; the ...

... and to-day, 1,600 tons, sailer, Octo! November, on the Continent, at 6d. tq. 5 13,000 quarters, steamer, mixed American, Atlantic, new March, at 16s. ; 19s. 6d. asked for Rachova, for November-Decet’ end 15a. 44d. r.t. asked, and 15s. 3d, bid, ber low ...

... per hour, be ; ,)t fnir davs at over 20J knots an hour, bef. rdtt u zot n the best of weather. She made bee, Sr aC ?? the Atlantic which, if made on the Wa r, )nit. t;lbt other records have been made, scri -6 ri 1ivc been a passage of five days nineteen ...

... Show mi: OOATINO-S • onhni.l ai.,l cariioow THRKK Liverpool daily post and 46. W. A'cr* 50. STRKKT. I.AW I'HINTIN'II « rr ...

... a. PPM muhii iwyroper. I,!A. nih Mr. 11..inel. 11. earn tween tb• ,u. 11 r. all Ow.. %keret,. was sow so,ptr.d t.. v.. 1 had rm.% 0.1 , 1. 3t tont — osn.• h *lt 11•.,..•111• lir. Cite .1.1 . 0111.111•t0 1 6311 u.' been prove.l. Hu 1.0r.1.1,4) to vn 14 ...

... Sales: 12,000 larters, steamer, mixed American, érom Gulf ports, March, at 14s. 104d., rye terms; and 12,000 uarters, steamer, Atlantic ports, July- August, 15s 7jd., R.T. lis. asked for New Orleans ar- rived at Queenstown; 15s. 6d. Northern ports, May-June ...

... Yourse, of London. FLAT SUNK IN THE RIVER. Early yestearday afternoon a collision occurred in the river, resulting in the sinking of a flat It appears thyA the tug Brilliant Star and the steanmflat Africa, the latter laden with &slt, were proceeding in ...

... With oue exception no accidents are reported to bthare happened either on land or water. The urle exception is that of the sink-jng of the City of - Dublin steau-er Leitrim, which is submerged near' the Victoria Dock wall, through having ecilided with ...

... of Hope Red. by Ann, Draw of 1 p.c. 10 itto 1861—105, Natal, 1919—1z New South Wales, New Zealand Consels 1 p.c. per ann, Sinking Queensland—107 Victoria, 1904— Regstered and Inecribed Stocks. Canada 4 p.c. Re 1904-5-6-8—1 Ditto 4 p.c uced, 5 p.c., Reg ...