... making a total of t >'3.A07. After deducting expenses of manage- V treat and general bh-rges, and the amount duo P 1 th Persian Government in terms of the a t' slin ;there is a balance of £38.233, which d:.it_ tors prropose to deal with in the follow- ig ...

... bo5hnds,- third mortgag sinkingy fund 6- per cent, Ooum - JE8. gold bhnds, and cosoidate mortgage S., 4236 et. gold bonds; Persian Government £500,000 463 6percet.bonsNb. ItoM;River Plato lnie 133Trust -Loan, sad Agency, Company. Linlited, '050 further iseB ...

... purchase of business account, the balance remainig amounts to £30,957. r S From this sum £4000, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of C - the concession, has to be deducted, and also in- l come tan, leaving £026,022. Although the directors ...

... Debenture Corporation, Limited, 44 per cent, cumulative preference sbares, Now. 1 to 10,000; and Thursday, 13th July, Persian Government 500,000 6 per cent. bonds, Nos. 1 to 5000; and have ordered the undermentioned securities to be quoted in the official ...

... there re- 3 mained S74,t29 o be disposed of. From this | by 5 4£6381 had to be deducted as the amount dne to I con 8 the Persian Government under the terni- of the bin c4h concession and income tax £1825. The dividend j abl 6'2 at the rate of 5 per Cent. left ...

... pur- chase of bu'iuess account, the b8-duce re- training amounts to £74,129. From this sum £4381, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the concession, has to be deducted, and also inuome tax, leaving £S7,923. 0,1 An interim dividend at the ...

... loan, the Persian Government will take a oorres- w ponding sum from the collections of other places ; it and should a new and reliable source of revenue hi be found, of which the British Le&gation and the o' Bank approve, the Persian Governmen~t may, if ...

... business account, at the balance available for dividend amounts to A £58 353. From this sum £4000, the amour dune fa to die Persian Government in terms of the con- ceasion, has to be deducted, and also income tax, di £1244, which leaves £53,109 to be dealt with ...

... pay- ment of all expenses of working the undertaking and of 5 per cent upon the capital employed, shall he paid toth Persian Government. The cultivation of tobacco . forms an important branch of industry and trade in the Persian empire. Tobacco in Persia ...

... It proves fatal in thrse or four days, and it was only heard of through a Persian tele- graph official at Mendei. The Persian Government at once forbade pilgrimages to Kaerbla, and took frontier o measures, while Turkey also is now at last said. to have ...

... to suspense account will be gradually recouped by annual deductions from the royalties payable by the company to the Persian Government, commencing with 1883. According to the report of the Mauritius Gas Company, the balance of profit and loss account ...

... with the object of definitely deliminating the same. The Russian minister at Teheran has made a representation to the Persian- Government on the necessity of stopping the raids on .Essian territory by bands of Persian robbers. The construction of a branch ...