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PACIFIC BOARD REPORTS INCREASE SURPLUS OF £100,739 M Celle. Press Association. — Copyright Seed. 9.5 sjd. LONDON, Tuesday. The accounts of the Pacific Cable Board for the year 1926-27 reveal that a surplus of £100,739 remained after the annuity was Paid to the National Debt Commissioner in respect of interest •«d repayment of capital. The traffic receipts amounted to »W7,1M0, an increase on the previous Jew of £13,000. Over 12,000,000 words in interatloual traffic were transmitted durthe year, an increase of approximi’nn 120,000 words. In addition >,<■o,ooo paying words were carried • n n *tralia and New Zealand, “a between those countries and the rwlflc Islands. taternartonal Press traffic Increased L j 00 to a total of 103,000 and demessages by 50,000 to <'5,000 words. | ( .uv kying of cables for the BamIsland and Fanning fr* l * sections was completed in t!ihi! mber ' The speed of the nev s hrpassed anticipations.—A. and
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 249, 11 January 1928, Page 1
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151CABLES BUSIER Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 249, 11 January 1928, Page 1
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