Bank of Australasia Meeting Debates Full Account Access
At the annual meeting on June 17, shareholders debated the bank’s accounts and disclosure. Directors defended limited disclosures as prudent, while calls for fuller information persisted. The directors reported on litigation outcomes in Sydney and noted ongoing efforts to settle with opposing parties and recover funds.
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Bank of Australasia
Alboveh
Gaselec
Bank of Australia
Sydney
Bank of Anitrafis
Court of Common Fleas
Direttor
South Australian Banking Company declares profits amid colony growth
The annual meeting on the 25th inst. reviewed the ninth report detailing a period of strong migration to South Australia, rising wool prices and copper values boosting settlers. Directors cautioned on overstated profits, noted open books for inspection, and proposed a 6 percent dividend while outlining London establishment expenses and reserve fund growth.
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Tursdoy
Enwann Divern, Esqy
Edivana J. Wheeler
Laurel Australian Banking Company
South Australia
Uilanco
Stephuns
Ourselvet
E Fanti
George Miller
Iiport
Hwas
Fannstead
Xenderett
London
Miller
Chaiman
Wis Abeor
Adelaide
Fael
Senerinotek
Aoseegtiee Specthyaa Pest
Sattlemsnt
Fourteenth Annual Greeting of the Australian Company Report
The Fourteenth Annual Greeting of this Company held at New Bronil Street offices on Wednesday June 26 to receive the directors’ report. J Todd chaired. Mr Lefferey read the report detailing inventories to October and a year’s rental income from town properties and wharf, with profit from land sales and mineral ventures. Directors forecast continued growth, port expansion, and a 4 percent dividend for the coming year amidst emigration and rail discussions.
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New Bronil Street
City
J. Todd
Lefferey
Tte
Michaelraus
Chiriai
Annam
Adelaide
Ont Ney
Giles
Bord Sud
Inds
Innis
Ecginber
Colony
Ss. Sd. Pet Head
Fromm
Proliton Saley
Son
County
Peigens
Jonzer
Charles Roberta Fay
Alin Thos
Ittore
Minder
Fox
P.S
McLaren
Meath
Thomas Timpson
Poynder
Chainway
G. Miler
Ilcar
J. Brown
Vonkupsteingn
G. Cant
North Adelaide
Thornes Deesiue
Kir William-street
Hindley-street
Secord
Light-square
Cant
Selisbury
Morphett Vale
Gaurt
Fitigsnes
Adelaide Court
Saliatury
Harvey
MIT
Ottaway
Ccvaceese
Malcolm
Sam
Why
Ovens Pit
Half Mile
Hest
Hese
Ynem Why Not
Dlir
George Ater
Weymouth
Deva
Pery
Oy Buberd Town
Launceston
Hobartown
Abips Amt
Lewo~eeston
van Diemen's Land
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Kom A
Ae YathOeraber
Ania
Dustretis
South Australian Banking Company
Deavet
Frost
Iniqaces
Total
Tersett
Anrae
Iss
Este
Cepival
Edward Divott
John Fussel
James Ruddell Todd
John Brown
Auditure
Brown
Clabrlee Chippindale
Sharehaluer
Pullsbroke
Ladbroke Meni
Chat Haitky
Papas Ag
Stephens
Thvir
Jane
Acconstr
Spina Fe
Heath
Culee
Ihw Corporation
Wheeler
Clareman
Lear
Mrr Miller
Len Beshire
Miler
Co Jerew
Tno
Diancellor
Raddell Todd
Miles
Tsing
Grephens
G. Angra
Australia
Swere
Amtvenonate
Esimpatty
G. Palmer
Lore
Iagnat Biblic
Angas
Che Safety
Soutil Australian Company
Eolony
Balaries
Toro
Totel
Remfry
Thomas
Kanninatoe
Rainfry
Calles
Sitante
Port Adelaid
Gites
Sad Hans
Fhe
Whith
Ob Ba
Paul
Lonnandersnecht
Wouer Feed
Gimaeao
Ohno OD
Notyek
Isan
Jose
Seniey
Vopnaer
Me Maren
Berra Burra
Rapanda
Cweetry
Himraturg
Divett
Renee Balpam
Angan
Faxomom
Tiles
Bayle Calleme
Westminster
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