The Sun.
London, England, 1870-05-23 00:00:00

MISSIONARY CONFERENCE,

A CONFERENCE will be held. at the CITY TERMINUS
HOTEL, Cannon-street, on Tuesday, May 24, when Papers will be
read by a number of Returned Missionaries, on the Obstacles
presented by Intemperance to the Progress of Christian Missions.
Papers have been promised by the Rev. T. W. Blanshard,
Rev. J. G. Gregson, R. John Gritton, M.A., Rev. Andrew
Kessen, LLD., Rev. Wm. Moister, Rev. Robert Niven,
Rev. Hope M. Waddell, and Rev. Edward Templeman • and let-
ters will be read from the Rev. Alexander Duff, D.D., Rev. Wm.
Ellis, and other Missionaries.
Chair to be taken at 3 p.m.
Conversazione Cards will admit to the Conference.

ROBERT RAE, Secretary.

337, Strand, London, May 20th, 1870.

BANK OF 12,017 MANIA.—Capital £1,000,000, in
50,000 Shares of £2O each ; paid up, £8 per Share.—
Shares are to bearer, and transferable by simple .delivery. The
Liability of holder is limited to amount of his Shares.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE BANK OF ROIIMANLL
Jpmea Alexander, Esq ..
8.. i• Wkiam R. Drake .. I
Pe -ae r a Pre Grenfell, ?- London.
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L. M. Lal-3 E5q..... ~..) rial Ottoman Bank.
Lord I' obart ............Constantinople,
M. Charles Mallet ......
M. Gasimir Salvador.... }Paris,
Baron Herman de Stern London,
Count Eugene Kinksky.. rv 1. Vienna, 1 Directors of the Anglo-
Charles de Mayer ...... ) t Austrian Bank.
DIRECTOR GENERAL AT BUCHAREST—AdoIphus De Herz, Esq.
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Terms of Subscription.
For each share of £2O, with £8 paid thereon, the sum of
£9 10s. (being £1 10s. premium), such sum to be payable one
month after allotment.
The Bank was established in 1866, is in perfect working order,
and is carrying on an important and lucrative business, as will
be seen by the subjoined statement of the profit for the past
three years
Net profits, 1867 £42,000
1868
1869 • .. 48,177
arising from the active employment of a sum far inferior to the
actual paid-up capital of £400,000, as pending discussions with the
Roumanian Government as to the reconstitution of the Bank,
the Directors deemed it wise to limit the use of capital to about
one-half of that sum, the remainder being held in reserve in
England, and bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent.
Letters of Application must be addressed to the Imperial
Ottoman Bank ; but no application will be entertained unless a
previous deposit of £2 per share applied for has been made with
Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co.
WILLIAM W. LANDER, Secretary.
Imperial Ottoman Bank.—London Agency, 4, New
Bank-buildings, E.C., May, 1870.

BANK of ROUMANIA.—Notice is hereby
Given, that NO FURTHER APPLICATIONS for Shares
can be received after THIS DAY for London, and TO-MORROW
MORNING (Tuesday, 24th inst.) for the .country.
Imperial Ottoman Bank, London Agency, 4, New
Bank-buildings, E.C., May 23d, 1870.
WILLIAM W. LANDER, Secretary.

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