Folkestone Turkish & General Baths Company Limited:

letter to preference shareholders, 1898

ask you for your consent to the

proposal contained in such resolution

and I shall be obliged if you

will sign the enclosed form assenting

thereto.

       The following were the Shareholders

present at the Meeting who all

agreed to the resolution and the

number of preference Shares held

by them are set opposite their

respective names —

It will thus be seen that £1013

of the Preference Share Capital

was represented at the Meeting

and it is hoped that you and the

other Shareholders will agree.

                  I am Dear Sir

                       Yours faithfully

                          Archibald Gardener

                                            Secretary

FOLKESTONE

Turkish and General Baths Co., Ltd

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       Offices: 8a Cheriton Gardens,

                                                                   FOLKESTONE

     BATHS—INGLES ROAD.

    
                                                      22. 2. 1898

Dear Sir

      At the Annual Meeting

of the Shareholders of the above Company

held on the 26th Ultimo the following

Resolution was proposed seconded

and carried unanimously.  —

"that the Preference Shareholders present

at this meeting herby [sic] consent to waive

their right to accumulated dividend

in respect of the past year provided

all the other preference Shareholders

agree to waive their right and

further _^that  the Secretary be, and is

hereby directed to forward a copy

of this resolution to the preference

Shareholders not present at this

Meeting with a view of obtaining

their consent or otherwise"

      In accordance with the above

mentioned resolution I now write to

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