An Account of the Several Public Funds Including Those Created By the Imperial
An Account of the Several Public Funds Including Those Created By the Imperial
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5, 000 . . . Two votes.
5, 000 . . . 10, 000 . . . Three votes* 10, 000 and upwards four votes.
. '" Votes may be given by power of attorney* The present dividend is ten per cent, per annum, and becomes due 1st January and 1st July, and the dividends are payable every day.
The transfer days are Mondays and Thursdays, and no transfer can be made of less than IQOl.
The Dock was opened 27th August 1802.
EAST INDIA DOCK.
This Company was established by an act of 43 Geo, HI. , passed 27th July 1803,... and was authorised to raise a capital of 200, 000/. Divided into shares of 100/. Each, with liberty to increase their capital to 300, 000/. , if found necessary. In 1806, they were empowered to add 100, 000/. To their capital, making, with the former sum, 400, 000/. , nearly the whdle of which has been rais- ed. They were to pay 5 per cent, interest on the mo- ney advanced, and after the Docks should be completed, to make dividends not exceeding 10 per cent, per aimum.
110 The Company is under the management of thirteen directors, who must be holders of at least twenty shares of the Company's stock, and four of them must be Di- rectors of the East India Company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5, 000 . . . Two votes.
5, 000 . . . 10, 000 . . . Three votes* 10, 000 and upwards four votes.
. '" Votes may be given by power of attorney* The present dividend is ten per cent, per annum, and becomes due 1st January and 1st July, and the dividends are payable every day.
The transfer days are Mondays and Thursdays, and no transfer can be made of less than IQOl.
The Dock was opened 27th August 1802.
EAST INDIA DOCK.
This Company was established by an act of 43 Geo, HI. , passed 27th July 1803,... and was authorised to raise a capital of 200, 000/. Divided into shares of 100/. Each, with liberty to increase their capital to 300, 000/. , if found necessary. In 1806, they were empowered to add 100, 000/. To their capital, making, with the former sum, 400, 000/. , nearly the whdle of which has been rais- ed. They were to pay 5 per cent, interest on the mo- ney advanced, and after the Docks should be completed, to make dividends not exceeding 10 per cent, per aimum.
110 The Company is under the management of thirteen directors, who must be holders of at least twenty shares of the Company's stock, and four of them must be Di- rectors of the East India Company.
What to read after An Account of the Several Public Funds Including Those Created By the Imperial?
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