London, Feb. 10.
A general meeting of the Dunlop Rubber Ca. was marked—by pungent criticisms with regard the salaries of the directors. The chairman said that he was confident that there was a prosperous future for the Company, providing that there was a revival in trade, and Lif the scope of operations were confined to legitimate limits, although there was a possibility of the commodity values falling further.
The meeting unanimously passed resolution to the effect that an accountant, assisted by three members of the Committee, should inquire into the position of the Company.—-Renter, Preparing for a Rise in Rubber London, Feb. 9.
The United Serdang Rubber Plantations, Ld., propose to increase their capital by £250,000, with a view to acquiring other Sumatra properties on advantage-}ous terms, owing to the slump in rubber.-—Reuter.
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