The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-19 00:00:00

LAUN..RAILWAY.
Present traffic above

....................... 90,000

Deduct working expenses, 50 per cent. at most.,, 223,125

Interest on Bonds 123,125
Sinking fund £40,000
To Wiesbaden Shareholders ... 7,500
15 per cent. on Nassau Shares 400,00.61,

117,500

Surplus, after providing for all charges, and paying"
15 per cent, to the Shareholders
.£5,025
Under the provisions of the law of concession of 16th Aug ,
1856, the shareholders will receive during the construction
of the works a fixed interest of 4 per cent, per annumn, in
addition to the surplus profits of the sections opened, The
offers of the contractors, which will be submitted to the ap.
proval or rejection of the first general meeting this year,
snake up these receipts to a minimum total of 7 per cent.
during the three years required for completing the railways.
The contractors' tenders are made binding on them by agree.
meat until Ist March next, up to which period the Directors
have reserved to the Company the right either to accept or
decline the same as may be found best for the interest of the
shareholders.
The Nassau Government has constantly and punctually
fulfilled its engagements even during the most difficult
periods. Its credit in German is first-rate, and, with the
knowledge of the present issue, its 4 per cent. stock is now
at 97, The•lssue'
1,000,000 i guaranteed 4 per Cent. Bonds, to the amount of
will bei • granted by the Government to the Company,
pro,,,ci
;ssued in Germany from time to time as the works
the estimates at 90, it has been decided to give the share-
They will , option of taking a portion of them at this price.
annual
sinD:in pid at par by the Nassau Government by an
The interesta fund extending ever fifty years.
payable in nd dividends on the bonds and shares will be
holders. Loudon, Paris, or Frankfort, at the option of the
The shares will be payable to bearer after payment of the
first 101. per sha.re The statutes may be seen at the offices
of the Company. '
Applications for shales, which must be accompanied by a
deposit of 21, per shar
and to the offices of the Company
be addressed to the brokers,
Belo°, E Brunswick.st 'ompany in London ; to 11. C.
Weiller, Sons, Frankfort
;r:et, Liverpool ; to Messrs. J. J.
ems
chau,nd to the Agency in Paris, 101,
nue Neuvo des P
4 allotment.
ties applying for shares, in
per share will be required UP:. A further payment of 31.
Applications for bonds (atp
th„, ) will be received from par-
every two shares, and must be acperolortion of one bond for
opanied by a deposit of
101. for every 1001. applied for.
dd
certificates will be
payable by instalments of 101, Bourraining 801. will be
issued for the instalments,
and the bon! themselves will be
given iu exchange for the last
payment
paid
bonds to the amount of the moneys
with trustees,

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