Mr Keith Ram-ay seconded the adoption of the report and balance sheet. Mr J. Cameron said he believed tho chairman had always~stated that whilo they might not wish to give any or all information at a public meeting, yet any shareholder wishing to do so might get tho information at the office of the company. Was that correct ? The Chairman could not say whether he had made the statement or not, but it was correct that shareholders could obtain information at the office of the company, provided it was in the interests of the company to give the informa tion.
