Matthews, who is sick, the chair (was occupied by Mr. R. Patterson land there were also present Messrs. jo. Beswick, Brodie A. Clarke, J. Harrop and R. J. MeNicol.
The chairman made the same statement at each of the separate meetings, except for the different figures in each case. He said:—This meeting. is purely a formal one, called to comply with the ordinances. The liquidators' accounts, which were filed, supported by affidavit, on April 20, have been in your hands for over a month and, with your permission, we will take same as read. The balance of Tls. 138,374.65 (Ewo), Tls. 13,611.61 (Kung Yik), Tls. 1,900.96 (Yangtszepoo), as shown in the liquidators' final statement of accounts, has now been paid over to the Official Receiver, to be handed by him to the companies' liquidation account. The holding of this meeting will be reported to the Registrar of Companies and three "months thereafter the company will be struck off the list.
If no one has any questions to ask I propose and Mr. Beswick seconds that the liquidatora' re-;|Port and accounts be adopted.
The resolutions were carried unanimously.
The chairman stated that the companies' books and accounts had been handed over to the Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld.
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