The Gazette 1911-12

JULY, 1911 j

The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

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Brazilian Government, 4% Rescission Bonds. Brazilian Government, 4% 1910 Loan. Brazilian Government, 4|% 1888 Loan. Brazilian Government, 5% 1908 Loan. Brazilian Government, 5% 1895 Loan. Brazilian Government, 4% 1911 Loan. Chilian Government, 4|% 1886 Bonds. Chilian Government, 5% 1905 Loan. Chilian Government, 5% 1896 Loan. Chilian Government, 4|% Loan, .1893. Chilian Government, 4J% Loan, 1895. Chilian Government, 5% Loan, 1910. Chilian Government, 5% New Loan. Chinese Government, 4J% Gold Loan, 1898. Chinese Government, 5% ]896 Gold Loan. Chinese Government, 5% Tientsin Pukow Railway Loan. Cuban Government, 4J% Gold Bonds, 1949. Egyptian Government, 3|% Preference. Egyptian Government, 3|-% Preference (Inscribed). Egyptian Government, 4% Unified Debt. Finland 4-}% Government Railway Bonds. Greek Government, 4% Railway Loan, 1902. Hungarian Government, 4% Gold Rentes. Japanese Government, 4J% Sterling Loan (1st series). Japanese Government, 4£% Sterling Loan (2nd series). Japanese Government, 4% Sterling Loan. Japanese Government, 5% Bonds (1895-96) (Redeemed). Japanese Government, 4% Sterling Loan. 1905. Japanese Government, 4% Sterling Loan, 1910. Mexican Government, Gold Loan, 4%, 1904. Mexican Government, 5% External Con solidated Gold Loan, 1899. Russian Government, 4% Consolidated Rail way Bonds. Russian Government, 4£% 1909 Loan. San Paulo 5% Treasury Bonds. Siamese Government, 4J% Sterling Loan. Spanish Government, 4% Sealed Bonds. Uruguay 3J% Consolidated Loan. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway 4% Adjustment Bonds. Baltimore and Ohio Railway (Pittsburg and Lake Erie) 4% Bonds. Baltimore and Ohio Railway 4% 1st Mort gage Gold Bonds. Chesapeke and Ohio Railway 4£% 20 years Convertible Gold Bonds.

Judges, relating to Attendances at the Stamp Office, dated the 19th day of July, 1910, and, accordingly, in the exercise of our discretion, to allow to solicitors a fee of (not exceeding) £1 10s. for all necessary attendances at the Stamp Office in connection with the assess ment of Increment Value Duty on Deeds. JEHU MATHEWS. SHAPLAND MORRIS TANDY. JAMES GOFF. Land Registry (Ireland). THE following appears in the Parliamentary Papers of 5th July :— Q.—Sir Thomas Esmonde.—To ask the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, what is the cause of the delay in the Land Registration of Ireland Central Office in registering the labourers 'plot on the lands of Mrs. Somers, of Lymebrick, in the Union of Gorey and County of Wexford, application for the registry of which has been made as far back as 27th September, 1910. \±th July, 1911.] A.—Mr. Birrell.—Owing to the insuffi ciency of the staff in the Land Registry Office some delaj' has been caused in registering this and other similar cases. The question of an increase of the staff is at present before the Treasury. [4th July, 1911.J The Public Trustee, Ireland. (Irish Land Ad, 1909, Sec. 38 (1) (a)). INVESTMENTS in the following Securities have been approved by the Public Trustee, up to 30th June, 1911 :— NOTE.—Trustees desiring to invest purchase money under Section 38 (1) (a) must in every case make direct application to the Public Trustee for his sanction. Argentine Government, 4-J% 1888-9 Conver sion Loan. Argentine Government, 4% Bonds, 1908. Argentine Government, 4-|-% Internal Gold Loan, 1888. Argentine Government, 4% Rescission Bonds. Argentine Government, 5% 1884 Loan. Argentine Government, 3-|% External Bonds, 1889. Argentine Government, 4% 1897 Loan. Argentine Government, 5% Railway Bonds. Brazilian Government, 4% Bonds, 1889.