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... profit the year ended March last to £90440 against £91408 for the preceding year and £34552 brought in amount due to the Persian Government £5426r It is proposed to pay final dividend of 5s per share of 9s share for year The of £30000 placed to reserve to ...
... added £34,552 brought forward from last account, making a total of £124,992. From this sum £5,426, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the concession has to be deducted, leaving £119,565, which the directors have dealt with in the followin ...
... 151PERIAC 01 Pi1921/A. Accounts for the year to March show a net profit el XlO plea brought in. Deducting payment to the Persian Government al leaves BM The directors have planed to reserve, 410,000 to premises, and propose a final dividend-of per share, ...
... ADVICE TO READERS. Imperial Ignk of Parsia.—Net profit for year to March 20, 1825, £90,439, .‘siun. £53,095; due to Persian Government £5,426, against £3,185; to reserve, £30,000, against £20,000; to bank premiscs account £lO,OOO, agsinst £5,000; final ...
... £34,5.52 brought forward from last account, making a total oi £124,992. Frorh this sum £5,426, the amount idue to the Persian Government in terms the concession, has to be deducted, leaving £119,565, which the directors have with in the following manner: ...
... Majesty's Minister M Teheran their appreciation of the services of Major Hall the American financial adviser to the Persian Government and of British officers in Persia and Baluchistan during the rece.nt troubles in the Sarhad. ...
... Marshal of tke Diet and M. Korfanty, the deputy. News from Persian Baluchistan indicates a restoration of peace, and the Persian Government has communicated to the insurgents it, readiness to listen to their grievance+ against its local officials. Mr. Thomas ...
... Gulf and the Sea of Oman controlling the illicit traffic- in arms , quoted tho following passage from a letter from the Persian Government to His Majesty ' s Minister at Teheran ;— The control of tho traffic in arms , besides being beneficial to India ^ ...
... for India, and contended that the Persian Gull and the Sea of Oman were open seas. He declared that the attitude the Persian Government was largely based sentiment. Later in the proceedings Dr. Guindi. the Egyptian delegate, proposed the addition ol new ...
... importance these articles for India and contended that the Persian Gulf and the Sea Oman were open seas. The attitude of the Persian Government, he declared, was largely based on sentiment. SPECIAL ZONES. Dr. Guindi, tho Egyptian delegate, proposed the addition ...
... period of six months 12000 rifles 289 pistols and 2000000 cartridges had been seized in those waters The attitude of the Persian Government was largely based on sentiment CONSULATES SACKED CHINESE AUTHORITIES’ DELAY IN SENDING TROOPS grave view taken London ...
... articles for India and contended that the Persian Gulf and the Sea Oman were open seat. declared that the attitude of the Persian Government was largely based on sentiment.— Keuter- ...