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THE TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1920, TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. The foUotelng tmetU adrerlStetnentt trrrt received at "The Tit" Adrertigernent OfUtt. 12, Queen Victoria ft reet, U.C.i, up to 10 p.tA. taut night, too Ute 1r pvUlca Uoh under their reetira dtutificatitm BStWKB. XV.

Mont, and Later. eitt itlltf It rs riillrBf. drlr prwi" ouik) ma a lUaet meriK. WlKe t'ox r.lrt, Tt.r T1m. C.tT.t.

LAGKR llrrwer withe rrrurrrtut Hea.1 or evnjsl i ra" breinf. KafMml awl aUiawl erllet IMlnorvliH Mtitt Vox UM. The Theea. JwVVLlC AJ. tn ItKNT MlAlJ.

kHM In 7 nir otiw; soai icutr wiu rUMi The Ttme. aiwrt la floor and rnfnnlte tuattlnr. viprctmr in Kartttxi nl UiW. teoutre Unton aa. Ilut ct Ken ad eitrlkr.t UttortU'.

lit. Rot rMJf. Ttie Times. K.C4. BgF.UKk'M U5W.t.

Tr chief brewinc I ttrvatnry. lrlrr eccacetuctit In prravrr allied I. KasUnd or ablcd. Wllt lx Tfce 1' 44 Ski.khvnt'alneo rrnxisiiF.n )aiiior I'LAT. ktltf rVtaiilr 1w to bige hat mom is en iJ rrklr tilt Autrt settice aaiUt4e.

tiU Box F.178. Tire Ttart. K.C .4. CHARITIES AND APPEALS. THE METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL, KICSUCfD EOAD.

LV SERlOCii NEED OK IMMEDIATE HEM. r.fY O.M.I.. Ury THE CHURCH IX WALES. APPEAL FOR ONE MILLION 'POUNDS to replace lr kt TOUR HELP IS URGENTLY NEEnKTV Iw Oal kn may he paid either In on mm or br inatalmenta or In th. Inrtn of Oortrmana.

War Mjcrfc. Ilooles or nther apprnred eerurlUf. (lieqiK to be Bide parable Welab (turd) EtaKl aad erorced I.lo Bwk. Addma The Kecrrtarr. Appeal tot the Church In Wales.

ll. Vtcwrta trret. K.W.l. UEU M1TII DONATION OR LE6aCT TUB CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL tm DISEASES t)F THE CHEST. VICTORIA fAKK.

IT4 IV1 rmandi of four scr Trr ntrtT Sir t. Wyitl Tnwcrtl. Bt. CtxHnmati A. Kje huUrrworttv.

REV. E. LEWIS BLOOD. Vkar of 5. it ba'.

rto row, Klnninc APItLUI TO aXL keadekm (exrrpt tfi. tuud hfartod six) th bant op) ruK HEU IN HLS TOHJII JOR Vt FrirxV. I bare txwn lcr of K. rttfphrn'a. Nrwtowa row.

ht rcr tbire month Jl rrrr totuh I haie uiIt taJira aa tbe liUbop aara. (x rbatx the nm urMll rarfch In tbe lHume. It tmpoauUe fur me to do It aktnc and urdrd. I acpcaj to tou for brtifc I arafurr lll nbrnrouknowlb! ci )m r4tioa I am In. THK t'AKlSH a buc aimn.

Tbrre are JiOuO poot4e. the poomrt of poor. Hrtnc nr dart entrM aort In tawk to back hnuM. Hcarrelr ten of them come to church. The rburrb ia a beautiful one; It hotda MM), hut till three loonihi ao the oscreea.Uoa nunbrred onlr 10 to SO I There it: 0 No OKfJAN.

NO VEEfiER. A li OKIlN DOWN nktTINi Al'I'ABATCS. NO XAUAZINK. Nt ASONEV. xxi ONliY ONE mi EST.

An oM Harmonium with to note broken lupoUe wtth our motle You'd arnil or wince) If you brd iu It toubda a If it bad tbe hiccups. Oh, for an Orcan THE SCHOOL adJUnlnt I. la a frartul aute. Every window amaabod to Uu and tbe nonra hart treat bolea In which Jou could put roar foot. Thi abould bo our 1 ih Kectn.

I tlMre the Cborrb wUI onlr abM to et at tbtm people tbroucb aoctal work. He ratnt haie Danee. Entertatnmenu. but 1 eaa do notbi till the bulfcllnc la repaired. Tma alone wilt coat E3.0UU.

tih. that aome wealthr man would come to our aid tor the take at the brothff hood of nun 1 There la No CI' KATE to help me in the work, winch is tre mendoua. ao I must rlod on alatle handed. Ukina tte aerrk ea rara is a week dar aa wrii a eaadar religion viaitinir the poor and lck. makiuc out retunia, aurnlnr rt roanat lnc the pirif and 100 and other tninn blch have ia he don shore all.

trrlng to bring the bo. i and comfurta of tbe Cbrlitian (ioepelto 1Z.U0U 1ople. I belle te tb Church nipat to down to the people if ba to brine the reopl up to the Church and It ia ao nearriaz with ail tke dUnrtUTlni. TUKBK 15 NO MONET. Three month aco the oollectloiu tt as 1 all dar sundsr only 8a.

to. Closer i wantaj for the KUMi umiqisc tar an ur. n. I or a umier. lorcourcn r.i Law Report, June 16.

SUMMARY OF CASES. Mr. Justice Sargant has bcpim the hearing of an action which raises a question of pome im IKrtancc to trut investment companies. The plaintiff sues on behalf of himself and other holders of preference stock in the defendant company for a declaration that it Itcyor.d the K)er of tho directors to transfer to th rrvenne rr erw account any sum' which represented tlic discount on redemption of the company" delK'nture i tock or to distribute that feuni by way of dividend. The plaintiff also asks for an injunction to restrain distribution of the amount.

During the war the company's inves tmcnts depreciated in value, and the direc tors redeemed a quantity of the debentures at a discount. The plaintiff says that tho amount of the discount was wrongly transferred to the revenue reserve account, and he claims to lie entitled to brine into current revenue the whole sum to be distributed as dividend. (Wall v. London and Provincial Trust, Limited.) ieea UI I ran raid tip a for Km soouta, for a Curau, for Women Werkrri. for aortal aa well aj KelisSc heeds.

WILL YOU HELP If rod are banj ntarted. rou won't, if rou are hard up. ton can't. Kut If jou are nrtth rou can. Oh.

that roa would I oh. that rou with cheque book would aend rpe a cheque I Ob. that rou without wonldaend me SOMETIUNG i Fkaoe! Yourt, with mr back to tbe wait E. LEW IS U.K 8. Sterben'e VI Newtc rmr.

Bimriacham. A LETTtE FKOM THE BlSUoFT ktihop'a Croft. Btrmlnrham. Mr dearBVwd. I with rou ererr aueceM la tout effort to ralae 1.000 tU rear.

s. Kephen'a. Newtow row, perhapa the mo4 nr il parMi in the Dk e. tnd it 'i cainJated to make liarfol anr man who sot the detmnlnatlon which cornea fraro CeixiUoa to and the laiirloc to rtre the "beat of oae'a eaersr to tbe i II. R.

BIBMTNOIIAU. rPUK EOVAL HX1ETY Jjrffrtter aouarr. W.C of 1 Ltoletreet. SAMAIIITAN NO la mmtli In imw 1 of DONATIONS to aadat diatreaaed Miaddana aulTerUie la runaeooeoce ot the War. Amount prerioualr ackoowlojhjed.

4 i I fn. Him, Troaurer W. II. Brerrton. I.

Nottiajham pUcc. App ietUooa for acdatanee abould I made ia writinc and ad tJfi to UieSw tary, Mr. J. V. ft BENNETT, 0.

Btubnpagate.Itq FVWATUIZFBS WITn FOIIEES AND SAILORS WHO rtAVK BEES BLINDED iK OF WUTU RIGHT IS THE WAR ABE BE JN'DED TIUT THE ADDBEBS AT WHICU THEY ABE BEING UAVrn. FOB AND TBAiNEp IS 111K BLINDED 0UIEBA' ANT tAILOBS CASK COMVTTTLE. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. CHANCERY DIVISION. AN INJUNCTION AGAINST A FORMER SERVANT OF THE MARCONI COMPANY.

MAKCOXPS WIItKLESS TELTCORAPH COMPANY, IsIMlTKD. v. HAMILTON. Ufforr Mr. Jcstu P.

0, Iwrence.) Mr. Iocola IIooo, K.C. (Mr. Arthur Situs with him), applied, on bfhalf' of the plaintiffs, to his I.ordihip (as Mr; Jiutic Astbury had risen) for leave to serve notice of the motion with the writ for rirtay week, and iti th" meantime for an ex parte injunction restraining the defendant from dirocJly or indircctly produeiuK to any rxrson, or publishing, any of the pleading in an action liepin by wrii of summons, dated June 4, 1910. in the King's Uench Division whereof the short title was 1019 1,137, or any of the documents or correspondence relating to the matters in question in the action or briefs to counsel or Instructions to counsel or solicitors relating to the action, or from repeating to any person any of the contents of such pleadings, documents, correspond ence, "briefs, or instructions, and from directly or Indirectly producing to any person or an agreement, dated May 3, 1920, made between the defendant of tho flrwt part and the plaintiff company of the second part and Godfrey Charles Isaacs of the third part, and from repeating to any.

person any of the contents of such agreement. Counsel said that the defendant luul formerly been in the employment of the company, and in 1913 he was dismissed. In 19U.he brought an action against the company for wrongful dismissal, in which he recovered a sum of money. In 1910 he began an action against Mr. Godfrey Isaacs claiming 1,000 commission on certain transactions and also com mission in.

a matter pending between the companv and tne novernment CALLS TO THE BATJ. Tfae Estate Market. EX OFFICERS ADMITTED. 'TIh following gentlemen were called to tho liax last night Ijncoln's In. M.

GNn: A. K. O. Hum phrc 0er). Trinity CoMtg'.

Camhriiige T. D. A. WiltiaiiL Kocstumji Mehta, OJcutta Unirernity, a Vakil of the High Court. Calcutta I'thim.

Eclifiltirgh I ntversity. M.A., Ll K. H. W. Jsuon.

Iximl' ii I'ntTersity, M.R.CS., i t. ir: versity. M.A. i i. Oakes It.

Clark. Trinity HaU, i auction fixed for July 2 and is of importance Cambiidp to firms requiring wareliouses in the Ix frn t. nkT CITY WAREHOUSES. THE KINGr'S CROSS SITES. City premises in Lawrence lane, Cheapsidc, and Jewin struet.

let at over 5.000 a year, are to be sold in 12 lots, bv order of executors. The anlVU' 1 centre of the soft goods, or Manchester, trade in ir' ananled London. Blocks of North London buildint? land c. cate lioii. tit.

Ililaiy Tetm, 19 Tnj fl.tfit.1j.r tit jorf lA h'turilir Term," I5.A. X. V. Harwell, will be offered in Messrs. Debcnliam, Tewson, Ca'mtridce F.

nrdi. M.A.. Oxford and Chinnocks's earlier sale on June 29. P. .1.

Varie'. M.A., 'Osfotd li. sinctcn. CU'mbridget'R. W.

Mll. Osfctd Jl. F. killitr B.A.. (VmbKilge C.

M.A.. Oxiord H. T. Mftv R.A.. Caml.r rip? K.

F. Hetrinc. I.A.. Oxforyl Svmmi, U.A., Oi ford C. P.

Oxfonl CambHdre: P. Molter. InJon Kv K. M.A., Oxfenl Oifortl C. R.

Warren. M.A TEStruc K. M.A.. Major. R.A.M.C.

N. I). Mudie, M.A. I. T.

S. M.A. 1m O. J. vern A.

F. Choudhary, U.A. F. II I H. r.nv.

U. OxUntl C. II. N. Oxfcni F.

11. M. Oswfotd. Jordan. Cambridge R.W.

H. Powell, S. Williams A. (.. Howard Mills.

R. I) Mmlefdt. U.A.. Ostonl N. II.

LI C.miKri.lge A. finv. 11. Mee. Oxfonl G.

Il.Walmislev. H. PreAre. Oxford P. C.

ll.C.I. Oxford. A. Tutt C. J.

3Iarsh, P. N. O. Itobinson: II. Leek, M.C.; K.

W. Ilarlee. U.A. Adkin Gulab Chand Draeott, Ijeuten ht, and eventually an arrangement, was come to between himself and the company which was embodied in the agreement of May 3. 1920.

That agreement contained an undertaking by the defendant in tho terras now sued upon. On May 3. 1920, the defendant wrote to the company and asked to be again takes Into their employment, but his request was refused. Several letters passed between the defendant and the company, in which he pressed to be again em nloved. and eventually wrote to them on June 9 tk.t 1.

V. i Arbitratlnn between R. wi.i, Af xr. 1 NswllUtne.D EcUlrw de Chauffaiie jr. le r.ai (Charteren) Possession at Michaelmas is promised in the case of property in Wormwood street, Bishops Kate, to be submitted next Wednesday by Reynolds and Eason.

The tenure is on a City Corporation lease at 10 guineas a year, renewable without a fine. To sites at St. Pancras and King's Cross, belonging to Sir Andrew Judd's foundation, will bo offered by Messrs. St. Quintin.

Son, and Stanley, who are to sell a City freehold ground rent of 315 a year, with reversion to premises in Leadenhall strcet belonging to the Skinners' The auction, announced for July 6, of the Kilburn Brewery premises has been postponed by Messrs. Jones, Lang, and Co until the autumn. For the Isleworth Brewery, Limited, Messrs. Green and Son, at Winchester House, next Monday, will offer a freehold riverside resi Kingi'dencc at Chiswick, and shops in High street, Hammersmith. A WALLINGFORD SALE, Messrs.

Franklin and Jones (Oxford) have sold the Britwell Prior estate, near Wallingford, 730 acres, with a nice house, for1 a total of Trevallyn, Rossctt, an estate of 65 acres, will como under the hammer of Messrs. Boult, Son, and Mnplcs, at Chester, next Saturday. It is i house of convenient size, with six principal bed rooms and three bath rooms on the first floor, and eight bedrooms and two bath rooms on tho second floor. There are large flower, fruit; and kitchen gardens Manley Hall, three miles from Ruabon, for sale on Thursday next at Wrexham', by Messrs, Frank Lloyd and Sons, is noteworthy for its fine oak interior. The property extends to 170 acres, giving good fishing in the Dee, to which it has a long frontage The trustees of the De Trafford settled estates have directed Mr.

Herbert Plumbly (Feinting ham) and Messrs. Barcham and Son (North Walsham) to offer for sale, at Norwich, on Juno 26, the Bradficld Hall and Swafleld House properties. These extend to 1,570 acres, close to the coast and the Broads, between North Walsham and Cromer. The 28 Jots include farms ranging from 60 to 520 acres. To morrow At Snnihimnlnn a linrtaa in ti: Arbitration between Stella SrJpptiut Co, Ltd.

(Ownera) I Tnrloe fvl of nlJ I HutherUnd and Co. (Chartereral lSOi lie tne Aroitra l.A.K.O. J. I. Wood T.

N. Im)i K. A. Hooir, E. F.

JIvde Syed Ilyder Imam. B.A. It. Hawe, M.A. C.

Chaln.ers Htint, M.A. F. E. Waldron E. I.

Hruyning P. Evans, lieutenant Commander, (rotircdl: M. Alexander, Jl U.C.I 1 C. Inniss C. L.

Henderson, 3I.A. Sher Thakur SinirU Paul, U.A. li, F. it it i i ti i t. tr t.

i. Sandraagra O. K. Itobtnsun, LL.L)., M.C., Bar to M.C.. Mentioned In Diswitrhes.

Obay'h Inn. A. I. Hall. H.A..

Exeter College, Oxford, Cadet, his Majjwty's Civil Service. Hongkong H. F. Itedhead, Paymaster Lieutenant K.N. W.

T. Stevens. Captain. Leicestershire Regiment, H.A., Oriel College. Oxford M.

Knight, Lieutenant. Royal Warwickshire Regiment: R. J. Manning, Royal University of Ireland, District Inspector of Police. British fluiana "Sal Supreeda, Siamese Ooverntnent student'; Abdul Fitz William llnll, Cambridge G.

L. DawsOn, lieutenant, R.F.A.. (Jueen's I7niversity, Belfast: I Fior; I). P. J.

O'Connor, M.C, Captain, tho East Surrey Regiment F. A. Macquisten, one of his Jlajesty's Counsel in Scotland. M.P. C.

II. Orundy. IJeu tenant, the Bedfordshire Regiment, Arden Prizeman, (Sray's Inn, 1919; Bhagwan Singh, Deputy SuperintendentSuperintendent of Police, Ajmer, Rajputana, India. LAW NOTICES, JUNE 17. House of Lords.

At AppeaU.nenrr Butt and T. Weaton auper Mare TJ.D.C Not before 11.S0. fetewart r. MacLaren and anr. Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.

Is Tint Bo. an Boom. At 10 JO Appeal. Huasonallr Salle raanjl v. Trihbowaiidaa Manraldai Nathubhst and ora.

pt. hd.l. Is tsc Corxnr. rn.va At 10 3(1 Anneal. In the Matter His claims wero repudiated, tbe S.S.

Kankakee, llocxiaj. and Gene ec tpt hd.l. Court of Appeal. COcbt I. (MABTra orrnr.

Boliji. Atkis and Vocxont, L.JJ.). At 10.S0 ppi. from K.B.D. I Final and New Trial Llrt.) Be the Arbitration Art.

IMS (lie an Arhltratlcn Ownera of 3.8. Knnt Hsmtun and Kuniew. Withy, awl Co.) I7 Attwood T. Lammtlg.) Matrarera t. Auniiated Jjjnlpment Ltd.

(S3). uorai it.iH.tsa. lYABELvarox. ana SCJHTTOS. lJ.f.

Trial Llrt.) 10.30 Be ai and Appeal. From K.B.D. W. (Klual and New (not before SO reached! would publish tho terms of the agreement 6t May 3. f't TrSchS 1 920.

and would send the whole particulars of his' case tatlnn Tnmt, Ltd. (Si to every member of the company. Counsel said that what the defendant was threatening to do was in direct violation of his undertaking in the agreement of May 3, 1920, and he asked for relief. Ilia Losdsbip gave leave to servo notice of motion with the writ, and he granted in es parte injunction jn the trms asked for extending over Friday week. Solicitors.

Messrs. Coward and Hawksley, Sons, and Chance. PROFIT ON REDEMPTION OF DEBENTURE STOCK AT A DISCOUNT. WALL v. LONDON AND PROVINCIAL LLMITED.

(Before Mb. Jostice Saboaxt.) i (771 Davies t. Batam and tien eral rian. (Sal. All anIUlona fnr nnateonement nf AnDeala.

mast be made cot later thai pju. Chancery Division. I)bd CrtAscnxoB's Oocst (Kvr, J.t. At 10.S0: Caoaea for Trial (with WItnea). Peinberton liJlieiT t' lAd.

T. Woraler nei Colllertea. Ltd. (pt. hd.) (30) Wcriley Sleanes Collleriea Ltd! r.

Prulrtnn Uolllerr t'o lid. (SI. I. (Biarnrr, I. At lo.so ifeialnea itnein action.

Wall v. liODdon and ProTtuciil Trurt. Ud. (pt. hd.1 (81.

IT0 June Jo. ceaure Nimmooi. iawn t. jjawwi. Aoiournra pumroo.

He S.rhapraan. dec. (PeNoe v. Chaiman 1371 Ke Hurt Wratt; dec. (Wratt v.

Wratt) U7): John rwil. dec. (Bell r. ETansi (iOl Be A. A.

SUde. dec. (Cn wltmie United Breweriea tto Ltd. t. Blade" (481.

At 4 In Court im Chamtienil. Fox t. Leea. Coubt II. (Astbitiv.

J.i. At 10:30: Adjourned Bummonaes. Be rearce. drc. (Park v.

Smith) (S7) Be Belcher, dec. Belcher t. Belcher) (53) Ke Benjimtn Krana. dec. i Cram v.

Price) (Ml Be Mrtcalfe. dec. r. Metcalfe) I C0 Be Alice Millar, dec. (Public Trustee t.

Walker; (reatom 1) (CO). Coubt ill. J.i. At 10.30 Chamber Summonses. lirerpool IWtrlt BegUtrr.

Be Samuel Entkine, dec. (Snodmas r. Johnaton). Manchester IHatfict Becistrr. Ba certain Freehold Hereditaments In Yorkshire and I ncashlre settled by the Will of Jainea llamer Scowcroft.

and Be the rattled land Acta. 1R2 to lie lletiry (Sumner. Munner. ano Lonnance 6T. DUNSTAX'S, lAlENTf I NDON.

Chequea In ma4 rayabte to th TKauirrr. Bwiterrd ped.r tb War Chant lea Act. 1I1Q TOR THE SAILOR. LET HIM VOT7B BENKTACTION. tMKN'S II(WP OrrenwHi.

Thin raised a niiMf inri nf ImnnrfancM tn Inut I Simtuer. Infanta. In Court. Uternnor andManrheater Dutnct mis case raisea a question 01 importance to trust, Rrtri Diatrict Eetlstnr. James Investment companies constituted, as most of them Vllliam Maine and Blcharl Maine (lately carrytnc oa business I It, Jay and Co.) and Ke thelKeelstratlon of Business Name alleged to be, on the samc.lines as the defendant 1010 Re John Wlltwk.

dec, iWilmck and anr. r. WiWick aid GUY'S HOSPITAL, S.E.I, NErn nntj. VlTr.VT CQifTIEN'. Treasurer.

ST.1IARYJS HOSPITAL, PAljUlNCTOy. OBEATI.V XEKDS IIEIJ. THE POOB CIJmffV.TiEMnT COBPOBATIOX. Tbe I)BP BISHOP nl LONDOX. The Chnvali en in ll Fund fir he poor Cnantrr derrr The Committee rf The Clenr UeX Corpontkm eamnthr aak for Cootribntlom to their rand which ia at a Terr low ebb for vrantiiK help tn Country Clereraen and to thoa la iTorinciat Twm raSetint tram overwork and weakened health, to enable them to obtain a few week rert and changa.

The fiorictr alao makes larre Grants perkxlicaUr fmm its Ueaeral Fund In time of eraer cener. At each Fortnlrhtir Meetlns et the Cbramlttea some hnudmla at pound, art distrfbuMd la this Way. Cheque abould be crnaaed "London County Wotmtnter and Parr'a Baak. mad JT bie to te tcUtt. ilANDEVlLLK a I UILL1PH.

Offlce 3. Tarirtock place. Tariatock aquare. ViAXU INSTITUTION OP CIVIL ENGINEERS. APKIL EXAMINATIONS.

The following is the pass list (interim) of the April examinations, 1920, of the Institution of Civil Engineers. The list only includes candidates examined in the United Kingdom. The results of the examination held abroad will announced later: nUOIMINABV (M). J. D.

Allan. 3. T. Aixli i E. O.

Ashtoo. IL A. Barnard. C. Base.

r. E. T. P. Beard.

J. V. BtB. J. E.

Bereridse. B. Blalkie. G. W.

Bonaer. A. Boornaa. A. CL Brant.

K. Brldce ford. E. Ball, a Btafkrld. J.

W. JL Caatoader. J. M. Cjeer.

H. K. Cheeaman. p. V.

Oarer, J. XT. D. Oook, A. O.

J. Coroner. A. Coulter. P.

Darry. O. B. Hodman. J.

Doodaa. O. B. Edire, V. D.

PraaUln. 11. E. Garth. R.

IL Gray. E. St. J. Greta.

W. L. nrifSths. II. X).

Uarrtaoa. T. Hinrood. B. 8.

IUyward. B. B. HeaetUne. II.

IBUa. O. p. P. UUtoo.

J. Uodgta. O. M. lloi a.

T. I rumble B. Hunter. W. a Hut ton.

A. D. Jones. J. IL Jon, n.

Ken haw. J. a. Shnber. J.

Lane. II. L. IJdinston. N.

K. LitUcloha. a lard, Madrlnnoo. B. Mackrtn.

J. MrUchUa. II. J. MacLaren.

R. Marriott, A. V. Martin. E.

MrirDle. P. V. inils. J.

IL Mlnctln. P. Jeal.M.: L. PWrn. O.

PUoU. IL G. Bamaay, A. B. Banaler.

W. BuaeU. A. J. Ryde.

G. paideraco. J. E. Seward.

N. Shaw. M. 8tmml, X. Mf.

Skdtom. R. HoeUht. 8. F.

fteinks. A. W. RUlkrr. tt It.

Ptepbcn. W.i W. gutherUnd. O. B.

Thatcher. IL Trees. O. E. Turpta.

J. Verttr. B. Walton. J.

Wdla. B. G. Wilson. O.

B. 'Wr ASSOCIATE MEMTlEESniP (100). Wnotr uw xatiox (Swtwks B. asp (19): T. 1.

Barreu. P. J. UiiW. J.

E. 6. Bodser. J. C.

II. da Boaalro. J. W. Patkner.

T. MeC. Percoaon. G. lUrley.

A. nowortb. K. II. B.

Kin near. J. Laird. K. P.

Jleff. M.C.. (1. H. parkiaaon.

W. Pickatone. I. Pocock. A.

It Obeson. M.C. S. O. Stork.

W. K. W. Taylor, r. II.

Thome, M.C Kscnoxs A AD osxt f20) i Pv Aleaander. C. 8. Bam bridge. H.

W. Carter. C. J. W.

Cloke. IL P. Comkk. H.C. M.

IkutleL It. W. FleU. G. B.

Heraey. A. E. Kidney, ft. M.

Law are. K. W. llonia. O.

Neflson. G. PalinX. J. Jf.

Rutherford. J. rVRodamore. W. A.

rJhaw. B. A. UUnarroom, J. (X Wade, H.

Weoater. Li. 8. White. A oWtT.fi) A.

P. Car, Junr U. C. L. Hnm pbreys.

HBcnoxs Aim Com (11). (Section A paatrd prerloualyl P. Camstoa. M. L.

Cobb. H. Eeelea. PA. Poy.

G. B. Hardy. C. Hose.

If W. Klas. X.CL. J. V.

Lord. G. 8. Paterson, IL Eaffetr. T.

H. Wat. Ubctios A ostr Itfl B. P. J.

Bradbeer. A. II. Ball. J.

Campbefl. O. IL IL Cook. X. It TJlla.

W. Potley. W. P. Gardner.

L. B. I). Kirkpatrick. P.

W. Ladnwre. U. W. La nsdown.

Ai'F, McKec a. II. A. llackrUI. A.

Motrbfux, J. Morrta, A. Mor mi. a. Mart.

i A. Opoenheun. II. WEealM.wJ. W.

BunelL P. C. ButhTtfl. Gained. E.

W. Ra wis, P. II. Tomea. IL I Toft, W.

A. Walker. J. wataon. t.

ax oa. xm. Htcnos oslt 1101 (Section A Wsr4 brrrtom W. Alrton. H.

C. Anthony. J. P. Cindy.

VCi Erana. J. I). Parmer. J.

B. Claaa. J. K. Grant, P.

L. James. A. C. D.

Me) Jea. .1. B. Held oxit (lii D. J.

ItelL M.C LO.de IJma. K. C. Pawcett, D. V.

GUmoo. E. Uarwood. C. MorrU.

M.O, R. E. Ponaonbr. B. V.

X. Bio. 1LM. Bsosaeaa. IL L.

Htlriiar. U. Terrey. W. 8.

WBm. JtC UJie. (Bt. Andi ra). company, lne piainttn (Air.

iv. u. nail) sued on 'behalf of himself and all other holders of the preference stock in the defendant company for. decUra tktn that it was beyond tbe power of the'rompany't directors (who, with the company, were the in the action), and in contravention of the com pany's articles of association, to transfer to tho (From Mr. Justice Lre'a IJst).

'auses for Trial (1th Witse sea). Carter r. lacsford () Dick t. Jacques i7U, Klnil's Bench Division. Coi st IV.

(D.iauxo. At 10.1 Non Jnrlea. UuthoCand Rolla (1.781); lur r. Kayner and or. 11.103); Jay Blehard AU porwith and LUl.

r. M. II. Ifalford and iona. Ltd.

(1S.M. All appllratiooa in the J(on Junr Ltt for pcafponement of OMea ahoukL when practicable, be made at the aittlns of the. Court at 10. li, and ouJ4 In any errnt bemvle before 1.1J pjn. Cocbt VIL (f B.

At 10.13 Non Jnries.r Fermln and I o. r. naroer. ieo arwi o. (pt.

m.i isasi: nouinsion jiroa. t. revenue reserve account of the company any sum 1 Wharf ami Curtate ca. Ltd. (1JS771 t.

Wheeler renreaentincr tho discount on redemnticm of the" mm. ami tioruer i.ssii. 8,650 ACRES AT AUCT10X. nt the cropertica for sale In the ncxtjfew vrka. br Messrs.

Ilamnton and Sons, have an area of from 740 to XU0 acre, and the total extort of about a doaen of the freeholds, in their lists published in TAs Times in the last day or to 8.W0 acres. One of the most beautiful old Tudor mationa ia Cbj mbridgeahire is among them. Uourn JIall, with oTer 1,000 acres. In the Mle of which Messrs. Hcmbr aad Qrar ara Jointly concerned; on behalt of Alfred Briscoe.

TERRITORIAL ENLISTMENT. Mr. fchorchill aaya, in reply to Blr Frederick Hail i There has bom cwnsiderable increase In the number of tnlistmenti into the Territorial Army recently, and I think toera are grounds for hoping that uiti jnately the required numbers will bo forthcoming. That, at any rate, is the opinion of thoaa who ara most closely acquainted with the Subject. The question of extending the three months' period during which men map re engage for the Territorial Army wlthoot breaUeg the continuity of their senrlce Is now under consideratioa.

pany deoeniuro siock, or to ctstnoute that sunt by way of dividends to the company's stockholders, and for an injunction to restrain the distribution of the sum in dividends. By the memorandum ot association of the company, which was incorporated in 1000, the; principal object of the company (as is usual tn such companies) was (clause 3 fa) to acquire and hold bonds, shares, stocks, obligations, debentures, debenture stock, scrip, or securities, and from time to time to change such Investments for others of a like nature. The memorandum also gave power to borrow, in Larticu lar by the issue of debenture, stock. Tbe company, as the plaintiff's counsel alleged, was formed on an unusual basis, namely, the double account basis, as was shown by the articles of association. Article 13 gave the usual power to declare a dividend, but there were two separate reserves or reserve accounts.

Article 124 provided that the board may in any year, it they think fit, afUr a dividend of 4 1 per cent, has been paid on such part of the capital of the company as is entitled to rank for dividends as preference stock, and 4 ser cent, on such pavrt as is entitled to rank for dividend as ordinary stock, carry to a general reserve account for the Muallzatlon of dividends or navment of losses snch um as ter may deem exTjelent," Article 1Z5 provided inat no dividend should narable excent out of net nroflts ariainc emt nf tho business of the company and then article 12G provided for a capital reserve or reserre account aa follows All profits and kws ariilni from say chaws of tnreaUnent shall be esrried to capital itsens account ana any snch prodta or kaaes shall he diarea rded In eathnatinc the net prOdU of the company. lTOTided. however, that on say investment which haa been isurhased and reoid at a profit, and which haa yielded a return ot iwnme not etreeilny 4 per cent, per annum, the board mar appropriate for revenue out of lorti profit snch a ran or sural aa win make a return on sorb Investment eraal to interest at. the rats ot li per cent, jser annum. A Depbeciation op Inviotmbnts.

During the war the company's investments de nrcciated in value. and in 1917 and 1918 the market value of the debenture stock issued by the company" was about 78 for every 100 of debenture stock. The directors thought that this afforded a favour able opportunity to redeem debenture stock, and they redeemed nearly 29,000 of it at a discount of more than 6,000 below Its nominal value. The redemption was stated to have been effected in part by payment to the holders of the redeemed stock in cash obtained by a sale of investments of the company, but for the greater part by transfer to the. holders of the redeemed stock of'investments forming part of the capital assets of the company valued at their market value at the date of transfer.

The complaint of the plaintiff was that on the completion of the transaction the directors wrongly had transferred the 8,000 discount sum to the revenue reserve account, and he claimed to be entitled to bring into current revenue the whole of that sum, and distribute it by way of dividend among the stockholders. The plaintiff referred to notice of a general meeting and a directors' report as showing that 8A0 derived wholly or partly from ih 0.000 was to be distributed as dividend. The general meeting had in fact sanctioned the payment of the proposed dividend. On a motion for an injunction before Mr. Justice Younger, as ho then was, that learned Judge held, on June 8, 1919, that no part of the discount could bo distributed as dividend.

The action now came on for trial. Mr. Alexander Grant, K.C, and Mr. W. F.

Swords were for the plaintiff and Mr. tialbralth, K.C, and Mr. V. P. Spens for the defendants.

3lr. Grant nald that if the discount was profit, it was only profit of the company and not of the company's business, and payment of the amount Was contrary to article 125. It was a capital profit and ought to be 'carried to capital reserve account. 1 1 could not be carried to revenue I reserve account or distributed aa dividend. If the stock on redemption had' been transferred to trustees for the company, as it might have been, there would have been clearly a change of investments out of the nt lilch dividend could' not have been Dald.

The same effect resulted when there was no inter. position of trustees mmher nf the company a firm of auditors, and Mr. XaLhanlel fjpens, Uxe chairman of the company, gave oral evidence. t. niTumrra.

for the defendants, had not concluded his argument at theTisIng of the Court. Evans. Jarvis, and Sherry Messrs. Blaker, and Hawes. Coijrr VIIi" (KowtwiTr.

J.i. At 10.15 Non Juriea. Taylor t. Kn CateJlotel. LM.

and anr. pt. bd.) (171) Teals v.iuay. wanla, Ltd. (1.811): Harrbt r.

am (l.i:); Nesua v. Gilford (1.77.8). Conrr VI. (BAtuut nr. (Chambers Jndse).

At 10.1S Non Jnriea. lott Thomaa Aakew v. Hare 1.8671; Klamborowiki' v. Wortnuui (1.8S0). Cockt Wixair.

At 10.15: Non Juries. Mansell v. Thomas de la Bue and Ltd. (pt. hd.) tl.4(i; Cory v.

Bees (f aettled) ll.lfli) arret v. Fry Bro. I Ml. 41.47). Cocst II.

iMtCaacir. At 10.14 IL J. Wewart and Co. v. Joseph Ilanlc Ltd.

I1.4;7): CotitT IX. (Gnan. At 10.1 Comercial Bamonea. Attendol by Counsel. Wahibeck and Cd.

v. Landaner and Co. Not attrndl by Counsel Griftltoa. Ac. Co.

v. Btmce. Ltd. leo Dahla v. Catita and Counties Inace.

Ca name v. Neptune Truat Co. Baoer v. National I'rorfnclal. 4t.

Bank Georce Frta land and rata v. Kork. Thorpe and Co. Nino Fano r. Old Strand, Ac.

Co. i Panwrtls v. Hahne Feiatl Van den Bursh v. Joenwinn and X). Perry and Ca v.

Jiran. and t. Under and Co. v. Ellermana Uoff v.

PrWdy and Hale; Nllson and Co. v. Kletnwort and f. Af 10.30: Commercial l.M. Aktiebolas Naaajo.

)irik v. Black hea Timber Co. (pt hd.) 1.310) Johnaun and v. Trefilerka et Laminoiia. arc.

(1.33C). Not before J. Glynn and Son. Ltd. v.

Cenaorxia 'pt. bl.l (1.3. morr IV. (P. U.

Lawrkxcx. At lO.w (ioaea lor Trial. (With Wltnein llood Barra v. Klndermann. action (311; Hushes V.

British Eoslne. Boiler, an 1 Electrical Inace. Ltd. (ar V. J.l.

At 10.30 Cauaea for TriaL (With "Wltnrsaes). IWdy v. CJutton (pL hd.) (3D Whestlty T. Wheatley (331 mien y. uoldauin (tot te(ore (33).

Omcial Referees. Assize rot srs. Cxxjxve (Mt, I'olux i). A 1 10 JO Scott v. SajSt (pt tr r.

11. i. in nim At It: Kahn r. (tomlman: Franklin Meyer, Cot XT No. 1 1 L.

B.XJ, No. SOi (Ma. C. A. iscott).

At 10.30 Boyal IrUU Induatiies Aaaoc v. Lord Wix v. Pleldeorlich. At II 5aiarryat ami nace v. lT.tf.ru.

Probate, Divorce, arid Admiralty Division. frinrr (Ilitt. J.i At 10.30 ArtmlraUr. Tor Trial with Wltnewws. Vehkaya Kniafhna Marin Nlkolaevna.

1920. Polio 411 (rrovitnnni liovrmment or Latvia t. aalllns amp kaya Kniaihna JUr1 Nttclwrnf.) (pt. With trinity Maaten. For Trial with Wltnewes.

ilcrUrt Pcarn lSia. Folio SCO (Owners rf French 8.S. Michel and ort. v. Owners of schooner Herbert 1'eim and her csreo).

Dcfendeil Ovusea Without Juriea Mends aid anr. v. Mend (pt. hd.) (12) Thornton r. Van Praash J3): Gutlekre and orr.

v. Cartledie '13). All aPDliatlom shooli be made in V.r. Kill at the aittme of the Court, or lsimellately after the midday adjournment. Bankruptcy.

(BanVnTtry rrtl Hie. Cirey attt, Linccli'a InnJ Ix CitKsrs Itim (B in. lira At 11.30 Prtna. (332. S3D and 331.

of Adit. Petfl of marc Pttn. of la: A(UJ. PeUu (137 of 1920); Petri. (331, SM and of 1920): AIM.

P.tn. (dlaTuUd) IK of 1920); Petn. (3n of 10: AdJI. Terra. (Ml.

sat am soi of 1M0): PefnC (S77 and SO 1 of 19iO) Alll. Pet (427 of 1323) Petn. idit nutai) (S of 10): AdH. Vtt. (341 of 1B20I.

At 2.1S Williams. v. idMcrtceTi in tie jteenvinj orjer as e. wuiiuls1. ivh st U.

(aa tnitmber) (Keoa. Fsackd. At .11.30. LefTeL S. and M.

Breriaaky (tradlmr ai 11TI and Brerl aky. vnwism innvtya iKri. syirsnj. in tuamiiera Boom 11.15v narte A wll At lt.33: Acton Stemwtii' IM. TerarH TiylTt and Ca.

ML At IS CoITT I'nllliw. Ltd. K1 tO. At 1X1J1 Jn Bull In st rnt Tnmt ant Ajeicy, Ud. At S0 iera MorenA Coi'r Mires.

141. Eccm t7. At 12: Chaplin. Milne Crenfell and fe Ltd. Jtrtw fl.

At IU0: London Co tr Cotnmeri ial.Re liavrs He Lfl e. ltd. CBAjtentr Divx. iRzis. MtisbhJ.

In Chamber Boom. 48. At ll.li. Kx Prte ArollcatioiM. At 11.30 KeUntan Coco Nut Eatatea.

Lt 1. nu return. Boom At 11.33; Meilran Ksslern lily. Lti. At 11.43: artentine Ftttrro Land cm.

I4L and reduce l. At 12.1s Anctioneera' ami ratste A nu Itwtilute of the Vntted Ki sdom. Boom 87. At ILWr Inter nallonil Halt 141. lEawlLi a v.

Int rnattfmal Matt Co LtD. IImtlvj oe CatimsM is B.icnt. rrcr. Before th Omcui. RxrnxTin.

itwn im txr. At 11 A Tory. Major D. li. At lz: Jriafcr, it.

rtmniit. iucnrtn uwpinn (V.ivrvivn en. limine at 3V Cireyirtet, W.C At 12 JO: Ecrptlin Cold and EmaraU rs alttlns Chluy. Day, Bonacr. Jelf.

Daldy. Wnitely. ciierM ana iwiotj. Mimm nr the Csawx (Immll'lit Kerihw an I Cileri le (HixcEHY BecawnuB 'Cin folio ri will be tn attendancs nnkl hini.1t ion ADtiell (Viurt 1.1 llor ton Eve. Blaxam (an rtirsuit.

Jour (on Aitburr, JJ Churrh or Peterson. JU byece ion I u. i.iwrrncr. v.i tanner kw a. ii.

j. Central Criminal Court. Cm I. (SHouaaiis. JX rAl 10.30: For TrlaL (1) A.

P. Andsnon (pt. (2) a. c. Uouisy; ra A.

uawoo. ror a. tnre. S. W.

Johnston. Crsirr II. (Jt iwa Amnoi Joxrs). At 10.:1) W. Hstth (pt.

(a w. tvaiier; (J) a. a. iKninani; juaraer, Kdnr: i) G. Wllkinaon; (S) K.

Morcan. CocT III. rlh COKMOX Sbutast). At 10.30: V. Iinrat.

llurK. u. wackrr (Pt. rwj. Cocst IV.

ale Racosprn). At 10.30: 1) J. Affleck (pt hdj: (2) A. P. V.

Uaiuikrn: (3) M. Kulle: (4) 'II. W1: (i) W. B. Weaklind it) U.

Rick: (71 A. T. Jenkins (8) J. nitre. It) T.

epencer. L. nosers, Kyan no) it. Biatpuns. 30 acres, will be sold, with possession, bv Messrs Mine fAisifaic ariiwuiiacc ic tuc iri.a t(72j: ite the Arbitration Act.

is an i jvicnara Austin ana vvyatt (HisnoDs VValtham). (Ownerai atComiale vll I i.v x.tJl jointly conccrnetl. 4 1 A a .1 a im alteration oi ine aate oi auction is an nounced by Messrs. W. and T.

T. Iveson (Hex ham) of Colonel C. W. Napier CIaverinir'tr iMaaiciiamiiope ana 11 arcwoodshield estate. It is now to be sold, at Xewcastlc upon Tyne, on lnc nrca is 2,48 acres.

HERTS AND ESSEX PROPERTIES iiarerield Orove, near Rickmansworth, the property of Mr. Henry Stcdall, to be offered by Messrs Knight. Frank, and Rutley, comprises oo acres, xnere are lour Roll' courses close to the estate. St. Edith's, near Devizes.io be offered by tho same firm, is built in the Italian stvle.

1.200 acres, in 32 lots, will be brought under the hammer of Messrs. Tliurgood. Martin, and Eve, at Sf. on June 23, by order oi u.ic trustees oi trie tJapo settled estotes. The land lies between St.

Albans and Hatfield Uliitehall. Chigwell Row. a residence which has been illustrated in The Timer, will come ud 'T war ior auction at wincnestcr iiouse on July l. Air i i ana cons Deuig uie auctioneers. The ground of nine acres are well arranged, and the house is so placet! as to enjoy complete seclusion from the road.

A City man snouiq nna, such a property suitable, as it is only nine miles from the Bank. The Hill, Lutterworth, has been sold. before auction, by Messrs. James Styles and Whitlock, acting in conjunction witn jtessrs. jonn JJ.

Wocxl and Co. Luttenvorth House and 20 acres was boucht in at A sale; by Messrs. Bcadel, Wood, and Co. j'ointly with Messrs. Pax ton and Holiday, of the Ludgershal Bucks, property, realized 10,745.

On the instructions of the Vicar of Euxton, Lanes, with the concurrence of the Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty, the Bay Horse Inn, Euxton, with adjacent land, has been sold for 3,100. Tlie trustees of the late Captain Ji R. Prescott have sold his farms in Dalton. Digmoor, and Upholland, near Wigan and Ormskirk. COLLEGE LAND FOR SALE.

The President and Fellows of Queens' College. Cambridge, haVe directed Messrs. Bidwell and Sons to sell 80 acres, a couple of miles from Lords Bridge station. One lot consists of a holding of 5" acres, in Little Eversden. The tenant is voluntarily relinquishing his tenancy at Michaelmas, when vacant possession will be given.

At the auction, on June 26 Cambridge, other land, in the same parish and in tha oocuoa tion of the same tenant, will be sold, on behalf of tlie Rector of St. Botolph's, Cambridge, with the approval of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. Wacklands, Newchurch. in the Isle of Wight, 250 acres, has been sold privately, since the auction, by Messrs. Francis Pittis and Son.

There is a beauty ia proportion, but the sense of proportion varies with each individual. Pro bably some would see nothing disproportionate in a lake of one acre upon a property of less than two acres all told. Others might begrudge so mucli to boating and bathing even with the added attraction of coarse fishing. Messrs. Dudley W.

Harris and Co. are offering a Staines property, in iwhich the proportion of land to land covered with water to use the language of rating appeals is as stated, and it will be said locally on June 24. On the Weybourne House estate, near Farnham, which Messrs. Knight, rank, and Rutley offer by auction next are residences, with possession, nursery and market gardening land, and a hop growing farm, as well as two inns. The estate extends to 395 acres.

Brandon Park. Suffolk, lias been purchased by Sir William Frederick Haynes Smith. A portion of the estates of the late Lord Pcckover at Leverington, GorefieldEmneth, and Walsokcn, has been sold, 554 acres, for 46,000. tata that the Question of the'award of a medal for ervice at noma durlnff the war will receive further consideration as aoon as the; prepn ration ami Issue ol the war medals is more aatanfea. GOLDERS GREEN MURDER TRIAL.

At the Central Criminal Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Shearman, Mr. Curtis Rennett. K.C., appearing with Mr, E. J.

Purche for tho defence, applied that the case of Arthur Andrew Clement Goclett, an cncinccr, who Is charged with tho murder of his wife at Golders Oreen. should be uxed for on Monday next. Jlr. Pcrcival Clarke; apncanng with Sir R. Muir for the prosecution; assented to tho application, and Mr.

Jmticc Shearman accordlasly fixed the hearing for Monday. Dr. Wynn AVestcott, for 20 years Coroner for North East London, a district which Includes the boroughs of Ilaokney, HborediUb, Bethnal Green, and Stoke has resigned the post. The 'average number of inquests held by him in one year was about 1,100. Last 3Iareh Dr.

Wynn Westoott left for. a holiday In Jfatal. wherc he has now decided to settle" permanently. EESCT.T8 OF ACCTIOS SALES. Ettats ExcaaxoB Ornaai.

Exrorf. Jcttb 18 At wistamis Hocbb. By KDWIJr POX. BtTENETT. and BADDELET.

HOLBORN. 8, UlUeOJennrk strtet. U.L, 43 yra. GJL, C30. 10.

Rtueytreet. u4. 39 yra. G.B.. 14 10a.

SStV BTAWirum itu. oeuaji ioaa. ruoci oi lata. i. H.

DONALDSON and SOX. 8TAMKOUD ntXL. 3. Leweatoa ptace. tr.U 84 yrs.

G.B. 0ll a a CLAPTON" rci. Q.R.I IS. P. B0Wl PABK SJ.

York road. r.O.. 8 10a. rern. S3 yra.

MARK IJELL and SON. BOW. 14. 30, IfS and 113. PameJl road.

W.B.. 141 14a. 12andl8.Parnea road. F.C.B..U0. rem.

53 yra. 32. 1 arnell road. P. P.

13 and 18. ParneU road. u.t., 33 yrs. G.R.. 10 W.B..

73 18a. 19 and 20. AUey road. u.t.. 39 yra.

7. W.B.. 82Sa. MILE END. 44 34 (erenl Coventry eet.

P. W.B.. 1X4 i. BETIOfAL OREEN. 219.

Gr en tre.t P. W.E.. (37 4a. LEYWN'STONK. 42.

naU road. P. .,24 EAST HAM. 14 I teren). CauHeld road.

T. W.B.. BEBXIONDSET. 21 30 (erenL Cal lia street. n.L.

27 yrs. UJt azu. W.K.. cits w. PRANK JOLLV and JAMES.

L5YTO 50, liBridie njad. 81, yrs. CJt SS10S. P. 1..

B. G. EAST D0X.W1CH. 289. CpEand rbad.

O.U. 60 yra. G.K.. t. tr.

1.SC0 7C0 U2S SiO 120 fUM no 373 240 90 770 13 73 3M 1J7S SO eeo 60 Th; Rev. Alexander Matheson 'Mclver. nf fit. John's AV'ood Presbyterian Church, has received a to the United Free Church, SU Andrews. If You Want a Servant Ctje flumes' SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS Bring Best Results.

MINISTRY OF MUNITIONS G. R. Dtrrdu of At Diifoul Bwi FOR SALE BY TENDER A MODERN PLANT, SITUATED AT GRAND QUEVniY, near ROUEN, for the Production of HYDROGEN OXYGEN by ELECTROLYSIS. Comprising POWER STATION, containing Two 500 h.p. Diesel Engines driving two 34Q iCo D.C.

Generators Large Fuel Oil Tanks Overhead Travelling Crane 5 Water cxtoling Tow err Switchboard Auxiliary Power and Lighting Equipment, including IS kilowatt and kilowatt pctroldriven sets, aw itchboard. centrifugal pumps, air compressors, and electric motors. Own water supply, giving 8,000 gallons per hour. Steel Power House. BATTERY HOUSE, containing 2,600 Electrolytic, capable of producing 4,000 cab.

ft. of hydrogen and 2,000 cub. ft. ofLoxygcn per hour with a supply of 800 kilowatt hours. Purifleis, water distilling apparatus, switchboard of 1 4 panels, settling tanks, Steel frame Battery House.

GAS STORAGE AND COMPRESSING PLANT, containing Two single lift" fa holders of 20,000 cnb. ft. capacity each. Hydrogen Compressor House, with 5 compressors completely equipped, and Overhead Travelling Crane, Oxygen Compressor House, with compressors, and similarly equipped. Complete system of tube charging benches, and light railway serving same.

Own railway siding and platforms, workshops, living quarters. THIS INSTALLATION IS QUITE NEW. AND WAS BUILT AND EQUIPPED FOR ECONOMICAL PRODUCTION. IT IS READY' FOR IMMEDIATE OPERATION. CLOSING DATE FOR TENDERS 17th JULY AT NOON.

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