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                                                                   Exhibit 10.30

RJ FALKNER
   AND
 COMPANY

                                              Investment Research
                                                    and Financial Communications
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                                    CONTRACT

Customer Cayman Water Company, Ltd.

Date:  November 17, 1998

Term of Contract: One Year

Contract Begins: December 1, 1998

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The undersigned, acting on behalf of CAYMAN WATER COMPANY, INC. ("the
customer"), hereby contracts with R. J. Falkner & Company, Inc., for a period of
not less than one year, for the provision of consulting services to include the
following:

(1) The preparation of at least two "Research Profile" reports during the next
twelve months;

(2) Distribution of such reports to the brokerage community, money managers,
mutual funds, and individual investors, upon request, or as instructed by the
customer, along with exposure of such reports on the STREETNET investor
information site on the Internet..

(3) Assistance in the writing and editing of shareholder communiques, annual
reports, etc., in order to optimize their effectiveness in conveying the
messages desired by management;

(4) The handling of all logistics involving the release of news to the financial
media and to the investment community, including "blast fax" exposure to brokers
and money managers;

(5) Interfacing with Nasdaq Stock Watch to assure that new releases are
distributed in accordance with appropriate regulations, and that Nasdaq is
notified in advance of pending news releases:

(6) Distribution of such communiques to the brokerage community, institutional
and individual investors, and research analysts at over 5,000 firms throughout
the U. S., Europe, and Canada;

(7) Telephone and personal meetings with individual investor groups,
regional/national brokerage firms, and/or institutional investors, when
appropriate;

(8) Arrangement of management presentations to stockbroker groups, research
analysts, and/or portfolio managers, on a selective basis, in various cities
around the U. S. and Canada; and

(9) Any other services involving investor relations, upon request (at an hourly
rate, when appropriate).

A Cash retainer fee for these services will be payable at the rate of $2.500 per
month, in advance. In addition to such monthly retainer, the customer will be
invoiced for reimbursement of expenses directly incurred in the provision of

                      P.O. Box 1230 Crested Butte, CO 81224
                      (970) 349-0846 ** Fax (970) 349-0852

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these services on a monthly basis. Such expenses will primarily involve
publishing, printing and postage costs related to the distribution of "Research
Profile" reports and shareholder communiques; telephone calls placed on the
customer's behalf, and travel expenses required to visit the customer and/or for
trips to visit brokerage firms/investor groups/institutions on behalf of the
customer (such trip expenses are pro-rated among several customers).
Documentation of these expenses will be provided on each monthly invoice, and
the customer agrees to reimburse R. J. Falkner & Company, Inc. for such expenses
within 30 days following receipt of such invoices.

In addition to the cash compensation outlined above, R. Jerry Falkner (as an
individual) will be granted an option to purchase 30,000 shares of CAYMAN WATER
COMPANY, LTD. common stock, with such option to be issued no later than December
15, 1998. This option shall expire twelve months after the termination of any
formal working relationship between Cayman Water Company, Ltd. and R. J. Falkner
& Company, Inc. The exercise price on the option will be equivalent to the
market price of the common stock on the closing transaction price, as reported
by Nasdaq, on December 15, 1998. Customer hereby agrees to register the shares
underlying this option whenever any other shares are registered with the SEC, or
within twelve months of the "start date" of this contact, whichever occurs
sooner.

This contract may be canceled by the Customer after twelve months, upon written
notice to be received by R. J. Falkner & Company within a ten-day period ending
December 1, 1999. If such notice is not forthcoming, the services of R. J.
Falkner & Company, Inc. will continue on a month-to-month basis. At any time
after completion of the initial one-year term of the contract's starting date,
either party may cancel the services of R. J. Falkner & Company, Inc. upon 60
days' written notice. If the customer chooses to terminate the services of R. J.
Falkner & Company, Inc. prior to December 1, 1999, customer agrees to pay R. J.
Falkner & Company, Inc. all advance retainer fees for the months remaining in
the initial twelve-month term of the contract, plus unreimbursed expenses.

In the event of dispute, the prevailing party will be entitled to recover its
costs, including reasonable attorney's fees.

The parties acknowledge that this contract is entered into in the state of
Colorado and that performance of the contract will be accomplished in the states
of Colorado and Texas.

This contract cannot be assigned without the agreement of both parties.

Signed:

J. Bruce Bugg, Jr.
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J. Bruce Bugg, Jr.
Vice Chairman of the Board
CAYMAN WATER COMPANY, LTD.

R. Jerry Falkner
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R. Jerry Falkner, CFA
President
R. J. Falkner & Company, Inc.

Date:     11/17/98
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Note- Please retain one original copy of this contract for your records, and
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                                                                   Exhibit 10.31

AN AGREEMENT made the 12th day of November, 1997

BETWEEN:                   COMMONWEALTH WATER LTD.
                           A Bahamian Company ("CW")

AND:                       RAV BAHAMAS LTD.
                           A Bahamian Company carrying on business: as Bimini
                           Bay Resort ("the Customer")

WHEREAS

A.       The Customer is desirous of obtaining a supply of potable water Water")
         to its development known as Bimini Bay Resort ("the Property")

B.       The Customer intends to enter into an agreement ("the WSC Agreement")
         with the Water & Sewerage Commission of the Government of the
         Commonwealth of the Bahamas ("Government") for the supply of Water for
         the islands of North Bimini and South Bimini excluding Bimini Bay
         Resort.

C.       The parties have agreed that CW will be the exclusive vehicle to be
         used for the provision of potable water to any other area of the
         Commonwealth of the Bahamas.

THE PARTIES AGREE that:

1.       The Customer shall assign to CW all its rights and obligations under
         the WSC Agreement. CW will supply Water to Government in accordance
         therewith.

2.       Not later than ninety (90) days from the date of this Agreement ("the
         Effective Date") CW will commence to supply Water by pipe to the
         Property and to Government on the terms and conditions specified in
         this Agreement.

         To that end, CW will, inter alia, provide for the following items:

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         a)       Water supply wells

         b)       Brine water disposal wells

         c)       Buildings, plant and machinery necessary to provide all
                  required gallonage of Water during the pendency of this
                  Agreement.

         d)       Back-up power supply for the distribution pumps and fuel to
                  operate the same

         e)       De-oderizing equipment and chemicals to meet the Customer's
                  reasonable requirements as to odor elimination

         f)       Potable Water storage facilities for a minimum of three days
                  of maximum production

         together referred to as "the Plant"

3.       CW will bill the Customer monthly for Water. The Customer must pay
         invoices in full on the later of:

         a)       ten (10) days after the invoice date, or

         b)       the 25th day of the month following the month to which the
                  invoice relates.

         CW will bill Government in accordance with the terms of the WSC
         Agreement

4.       CW must supply at least one main meter for Water supplied to the
         Property and one main meter for Water supplied to Government in
         accordance with Clause 9.

         CW will bill the Customer and Government based on the readings of the
         main meters.

         The Customer and Government may supply and install individual meters
         within the Property and the remainder of the islands of North and South
         Bimini but it will be their responsibility to deal with any tenants,
         guests or individual property owners.

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5.       CW need not supply Water either to the Customer or to Government if:-

         a)       The Customer or Government does not pay the charges payable by
                  either of them under this Agreement by the due date.

         b)       This Agreement cannot be carried out because of force majeure
                  which includes , without limitation, hurricane, windstorm,
                  fire, flood or other acts of God, accident, explosion, war,
                  strike, lockout, labour trouble, expropriation by Governmental
                  authority, regulation, orders or requests of Governmental
                  agencies or inability by the exercise of reasonable diligence
                  to obtain supplies, materials or power.

6.       The Customer will convey to CW the land on which the Plant is situated
         ("the Land") and CW will issue as consideration therefor that number of
         shares of CW which equal 20% of the issued shares of CW.

         The Customer will give CW such rights of access to the Land as are
         necessary for constructing, maintaining and operating the Plant BUT CW
         must repair any damage done by its servants or agents in the exercise
         of those rights of access.

7.       (a)      The Customer must pay CW at its offices for Water supplied at
                  the rates specified in the Schedule and in this Agreement
                  adjusted annually as provided in Clause 12 of this Agreement.
                  Commencing twelve (12) months after the effective date the
                  Customer will be subject to minimum monthly charges specified
                  in the Schedule.

         (b)      Subject to clause 17 the Customer must pay the minimum monthly
                  charges even if it makes no use at all of CW's supply of Water
                  or if it uses less than the specified minimum quantity per
                  month.

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8.       The Plant provided by CW shall be capable of producing the following
         volumes of Water:-

         a)       During the six calendar months following the Effective Date -
                  50,000 United States gallons per day;

         b)       Thereafter 100,000 United States Gallons per day for the
                  customer.

         c)       The gallonage required by Government pursuant to the WSC
                  Agreement.

         d)       No later than one hundred and eighty (180) days after first
                  receiving notice from the Customer, that gallonage per day
                  requested by the Customer.

9.       CW must furnish, fix and maintain in good repair meters for determining
         the quantity of water used by the Customer or Government. If any meter
         is damaged by the Customer or Government, or their servants or
         invitees, CW must repair or replace the meter but at the Customer's or
         Government's expense as the case may be. CW will charge the Customer or
         Government for Water used based on the average Water consumption of the
         previous twelve (12) months when the defective meter was working pro
         rata for the period when the meter was not recording.

10.      Subject as stated in the Schedule, CW must deliver Water to the
         Property and to Government on terms and conditions set out in this
         Agreement.

11.      The quality of water that CW supplies must be within the present
         standards established by the American Water Works Association (AWWA)
         guidelines for potable water but must not exceed a maximum of 417 mg./L
         total dissolved solids with a pH of between 7.0 and 7.5 at any given
         time, as well as meeting, if not exceeding, the minimum water quality
         standards for the Government of the Bahamas and the World Health
         Organization (WHO).

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12.      CW will adjust its charges per 1,000 United States gallons, as set out
         in the Schedule, as follows:-

         (a)      On January 1 in each year the water charge per 1,000 US
                  gallons to be supplied in that calendar year will be adjusted
                  to the figure obtained by reference to the following formula:

                       US$4.35 X USPPIL + US$3.40 X BCPIL
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                            USPPI96           BCP196

                  For the purposes of this clause:

         USPPIL is the United States Producer Price Index for Industrial
         Commodities as at the preceding September 30th and USPPI96 is that
         index at September 30, 1996, and

         BCPIL is the Bahamas Consumer Price Index at the preceding September
         30th and BCP196 is that index at September 30, 1996 BUT if the Bahamas
         Government does not produce a Consumer Price Index at any relevant
         date, the United States Government Consumer Price Indices must be used.

         (b)      Monthly, as an Energy Adjustment Factor in respect of any
                  change in the cost of electricity by reference to the
                  following formula:

                              EAF = 16 x (ET - EB)

                  For the purpose of this clause:

         EAF is the US$ amount to be added to or subtracted from the Water
         Tariff Base Rate per 1,000 United States gallons.

         ET is the average cost in US$ per KWH of electricity during the
         previous month.

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         EB is US$0.17 being the cost of electricity per KWH as at the date of
         this Agreement.

13.      From the Effective Date CW will supply Water to the storage facilities,
         presently of at least one million US gallons capacity provided by the
         Customer.

         The Customer may cease to provide storage facilities for CW upon giving
         160 days written notice of his intention so to do whereupon CW will
         construct new storage facilities of at least that capacity on the Land.

14.      All pipes for Water supply beyond the main meters referred to in clause
         4 will be the responsibility of the Customer or Government as the case
         may be.

         The Customer and Government must, at their expense, install a lock down
         shut off type valve on their side of their meter.

         The design of the Water distribution system on the Property and
         drawings of its reticulation system shall be undertaken and provided by
         CW in accordance with the requirements of the Water and Sewerage
         Commission of the Bahamas and the Customer shall supply necessary
         topographical and/or aerial surveys to CW for this purpose.

15.      Notwithstanding that CW has connected any Water supply to a hydrant or
         sprinkler system on the Property, it is expressly agreed that CW will
         be under no obligation to provide Water for fire fighting purposes, at
         any time whatever or under any circumstances, and will only supply
         Water for those purposes if it is able to do so, and will not be liable
         for any damage to the Property whatever caused by fire or any related
         cause.

16.      Subject to Clause 10, the term of this Agreement is 10 years from the
         Effective Date, renewable for like periods of time at the option of the
         Customer upon not less than six months notice.

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17.      In the event that CW fails to supply the volumes set out in Clause 8 or
         fails to meet the quality requirements set out in Clause 11 and fails
         to remedy any breach of its obligations under those clauses within a
         reasonable time after the Customer has given written notice to CW, the
         Customer may require CW to vacate the Land and the Plant and may
         operate the Plant itself or appoint some other person to operate it.

         In the event that the Customer exercises its rights under this clause,
         the Land and the Plant shall be valued by three (3) qualified valuers,
         one appointed by the Customer, one by CW and a third agreed on by the
         two (2) so appointed. The Customer and CW shall accept the agreed
         valuation (which shall exclude any amount attributable to or in respect
         of goodwill whether arising from the existence of this Agreement or
         otherwise, but shall be determined as if the Land and the Plant form a
         unit of production) and within a period of one year from the date of
         the valuation the Customer shall pay the amount thereof to CW whereupon
         neither party shall have any further claim against the other.

18.      This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the Laws of the
         Commonwealth of the Bahamas.

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                                    SCHEDULE

Minimum Water pressure 30 lbs per square inch

WATER TARIFF BASE RATE
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Rate applies to volume supplied in the billing period

Water charge                           -  US$7.75 per 1,000 US
gallons

MINIMUM MONTHLY VOLUME CHARGE
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For the first twelve (12) calendar
months after the Effective Date        -  Nil

Thereafter                             -  80% of the volume specified by the
                                          customer as per clause 8 multiplied
                                          by the number of days in the calendar
                                          month

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Signed by the CUSTOMER                    RAV BAHAMAS LTD
in the presence of:

/s/ S. Bodie                              /s/ Gerardo Capo
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Signed on behalf of                       COMMONWEALTH WATER LTD
in the presence of:

/s/ J.M. Parker                           Per /s/  Peter D. Ribbins
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MEMORANDUM UNDERSTANDING

The parties hereto, Commonwealth Water Limited, a Bahamian company and Cayman
Water Company Limited, a Cayman company, and/or assigns, and RAV Bahamas Ltd., a
Bahamian company, and/or assigns, do hereby enter into this Memorandum of
Understanding this 12 Day of November, 1997.

The parties recognize that on the date thereof they have agreed upon Articles of
Association for Commonwealth Water Limited, and a water distribution agreement
for the supply of water to the Island of North Bimini in the Commonwealth of the
Bahamas and that further RAV Bahamas Ltd. and Cayman Water Company Limited are
the initial shareholders of Commonwealth Water Limited.

To further recognize and clarify prior agreements contained in Letters of
Intent, and/or Understanding dated 21 April, 1997 and 16 October, 1997 the
parties agree to the following:-

1) The convertibility feature granted unto RAV Bahamas, and/or assigns, to
convert their shares of stock of Commonwealth Water Limited into shares of stock
of Cayman Water Company Limited, which is a publicly traded company on the
NASDAQ stock exchange, as described in the Letter of Understanding of 16
October, 1997, is hereby adopted and incorporated herein and a true copy of said
letter of 16 October, 1997 is attached hereto.

2) That the initial capital contribution made by RAV Bahamas Ltd. and Cayman
Water Company Limited as stated in the Letter of Intent of 21 April, 1997 will
provide sufficient funds for the establishment of a water plant and support
facilities (not including a storage tank(s)) which will be capable of producing
200,000 US gallons of potable water per day. Any funds required to increase
production capacity will be provided or secured by Cayman Water Company Limited
through either borrowing from third parties, institutional financing or retained
earnings, all without in anyway diminishing the stock ownership position of RAV
Bahamas Ltd. in Commonwealth Water Limited, with the proviso that said funds
provided or secured by Cayman Water Company Limited shall be treated as a loan
on the books and records of Commonwealth Water Limited. Should RAV Bahamas
assist in providing said additional required funds and/or join in the borrowing
of funds from third parties including institutional lenders, then RAV Bahamas
will be credited with having made a shareholder loan on the books and records of
Commonwealth Water Limited.

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In witness whereof the parties hereto have executed this Memorandum of
Understanding the day and date above written.

COMMONWEALTH WATER LIMITED

by: /s/ Peter D. Ribbins
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          Authorized signatory

CAYMAN WATER COMPANYY LIMITED

by: /s/ J.M. Parker
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RAV BAHAMAS LTD

by: /s/ Gerardo Capo
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              Gerardo Capo

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                                                                        CAYMAN
                                                                         WATER

16 October 1997

Mr. Anwer Sunderji
Chairman & C.E.O.
Fidelity Bank & Trust                                          FAX 242-326-3000
51 Frederick St.
Nassau, Bahamas

Dear Anwer,

In our telephone conversation last week you asked that we prepare agreements for
signature.

A basic draft of our Supply Agreement was sent to Gerry some weeks ago. Attached
is a final version, subject to your approval, "filling in the blanks" in the
draft with information reflecting the position as we understand it.

As Jeff Parker advised you at your last meeting Commonwealth Water Limited (CW)
was incorporated on 21 August 1997 but at the present it has only a brief,
standard Memorandum and Articles of Association. Our Letter of Intent with Gerry
dated 21 April 1997 sets out our understanding of how CW is to be funded and
operated and, as a first step towards getting CW into shape we will send, by
courier, revised articles which we propose should be adopted to replace the
existing ones. We would appreciate any comments you may have and we will then
have them vetted by a Bahamian lawyer to ensure they comply with the Law.

We will need to know the names, addresses and occupations of the persons who are
to be directors appointed by RAV Bahamas Ltd. (RAV). The only other point from
the Letter of Intent not yet covered is the basis of conversion option we will
offer RAV. We have given this considerable thought. The object of the exercise,
as we see it, is to keep us "all on the same side" and ensure that RAV benefits
from the profitability which we hope the Bahamas will bring to a combined Cayman
Water. We would therefore suggest a conversion option based on the following
terms:-

1)       The option can be exercised starting 3 years after the effective date
         of the Water Supply Agreement between CW and RAV.

2)       At the time at which the option is exercised there must be in place a
         water supply agreement with RAV, or others to whom RAV has sold
         property, for total volumes and upon terms no less favorable to CW than
         the initial agreement, with at least five years to run to its expiry.

3)       The formula for determining the number of Cayman Water shares which RAV
         would receive should be:-

         (AP * EPSCW * RAVCW) / CP = SHSCAY
         EPSCAY                                                        ....../2

CAYMAN WATER COMPANY LIMITED, PO BOX 1114, GRAND CAYMAN, BRITISH WEST INDIES,
TEL: (345) 945 4277, FAX: (345) 1945 4191, E-MAIL CWCO@CANDW.KV

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Mr. Anwer Sunderji
16 October 1997
page 2

WHERE:-

RAVCW   = Number of Commonwealth Water shares owned by RAV.

EPSCW   = Fully diluted Earnings per Share of Commonwealth Water for
          the preceding financial year as audited.

AP      = Average closing daily price of Cayman Water shares during the
          preceding financial year on the Nasdaq stock market.

EPSCAY  = Fully diluted Earnings per share of Cayman Water for the
          preceding financial year as audited.

CP      = Closing daily price of Cayman Water shares on the Nasdaq stock
          market for the day on which notice to exercise is given.

SHSCAY  = Number of Cayman Water shares.

Let us know your thoughts on this formula.

Obviously we are going to have to "jump" when this deal starts to roll. We would
come to the Bahamas to get the Company organization set up when we know we have
a deal on the water supply.

Yours sincerely,
Cayman Water Company Limited

Peter Ribbins
President & C.O.O.

cc. G. Capo Esq.

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