GREY AND MENZIES LIMITED
NET PROFIT OF £2,266 profits of Grey and Menzies, Ltd., as shown in the annual report for the J'ear ended June 30 last, at £2,266 work out at approximately 8.5 per cent. °* Paid-up capital. With the amount brought forward there is a sum of £3,760 available for distribution. The ®®*ctors recommend that a dividend douM be paid at the rate of 8 per cent. £ both preference and ordinary which will absorb £2,160, £1,600 to be carried forward. r> k e retiring directors, Messrs. A. B. oberton and Eddowes, offer themtk S £or re ~election. £ ,'“® company has a capital of n ’ comprising 44,000 ordinary oa i preference shares of 10s J*ch. The proposed dividend is at the ;.7™ e rj Lte as that paid in the two pre*°us years, while in 192 G and 1927 11 was paid. d-»V7- ow * ng a summary of the com--3 results for the last three years: Rfouo-i- <• 1928. 1929. ™3O. forward. £B4l. £1,368 £1,494 .. .. :»,687 2,280 2.200 Oiviiinn i c, £ 3,528 £3,654 £3,760 v «Jend 8 p.c... 2,160 2,160 2,100 Cj »rrl € (l forward.. £1,368 £1,491 £1,600
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1046, 9 August 1930, Page 11
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186GREY AND MENZIES LIMITED Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1046, 9 August 1930, Page 11
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