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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 03, 1864

Page

11

Bank directors face scrutiny over high pay and overdue bills

Shareholders denounce £3,000 annual pay for directors while dividends lag at 74 percent. The Craftman notes past full remuneration only with 8 percent plus dividends. Auditors report bills of £800 by a director, but board holds full security and the director has resigned. The meeting discerns no further calls, and vacancies will not be filled immediately.

Nunn Sibthorpe Mr. Nunn CiariMan London Symons Cuarkman MacMaster R. C. Gazulay H. Learur- Dale

Bank Notices on Share Calls and New Loans Across Banks

The circular discusses a £4 10s call on European Bank shares, notes high business growth, and a shareholders meeting in early 1865 with accounts up to 31 December 1864. It covers the London Chartered Bank of Australia's half year results, proposed dividends, and reserve allocations. It also outlines the Imperial Ottoman Bank and Stern Brothers loan of £916,000 for the United Danubian Principalities, with 7 percent interest and a sinking fund, plus NZ Banking Corporation Limited account permissions, dividends, reserves, and a mortgage investment arrangement in Dunedin amid regional failures.

European Bank (Limited King William-street London London Chartered Bank of Australia Imperial Ottoman Bank Messrs Stern Brothers Imperial Ottoman Bank Bucharest New Zealand Banking Corporation (Limited Bth Dunedin

Insurance Chronicle Notes Fortieth AGM In London

The fortieth annual meeting of the Insurance Chronicle Society was held at No. 13 St James’s Square, London with J R Mowsray in the chair. The chairman paid tribute to the late Mr. Green, outlined both his virtues and positions, and announced Mr. Paget and Sir Charles Locock as successors. The annual report showed 466 new policies totaling £271,440, premiums £8,755, income £201,850, and claims of £115,878. the surplus stood at £60,136 and the Assurance Fund reached £1,446,600.

St. James’s Square London J. R. Mowsray M.P G. Curcrarre Green General Council of Medical Education Court of Examiners College of Surgeons Alway Nore Mr. Green Paget Charles Locock Exchequer Medical

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