Each Subscriber for Ordinary Shares will be entitled to apply for and receive an allotment, at par, of One Inferred Share in respect of every complete l00 Ordinary Shares allotted to him.

The Subscription List will be opened on MONDAY, 10th DECEMBER, 1906, and closed on or before Noon on THURSDAY, 13th DECEMBER, 1906.

LIMITED

Incorporated under the Companies Acts, 1862 to 1906.

Divided into 498,750 Ordinary Shares of £1 each, and 25,000 Deferred Shares of 1s. each. The Ordinary Shares are entitled to a Prefe-

rential Dividend of 7 per cent., and will participate with the Deferred Shares in the remaining profit available for distribution, the Ordinary Shares taking 60 per cent., and the Deferred Shares the remaining 40 per cent.

ISSUE OF 398,750 ORDINARY SHARES and

3,987 DEFERRED SHARES, payable as follows

ORDINARY SHARES—28. 6d. per Share on Application ; 28. 6d. per Share on Allotment;

and the balance in Calls not exceeding 5s. per Share, at intervals of not less than three months.

DEFERRED SHARES—1s. per Share

on Application.

Subscribers may pay for their Shares In full at any time before Calls are made, and can then obtain Share Warrants to Bearer, free of Stamp Duty, In exchange for Share Certificates.

The remaining Ordinary Shares are reserved for allotment, as fully paid, under Contract No. 1 sot out hereunder.

The remaining Deferred shares have been privately subscribed for and will be allotted as stated within.

Directors.

Major General Sir John C. ArdagH.K.C.M.G., K.C.l E, C.B ,113, Queen's Gate, London,S W., representative of H.B.M Government on the Board of Administration of the Suez Canal Company.

Elias Meyer, Esq., of Meyer Bros., Calcutta, and E. Meyer & Co., Singapore.

Gerald Arthur Sheppard, Esq., 57, Old Broad Street, London, E.C., Deputy-Chairman of Egyptian Estates, Limited.

Colonel Henry LeyCester Aylmer, Risby Manor, Suffolk, Director of The Egyptian Enterpriseand Development Company, Limited. Advisory Board in Egypt.

John Hicks Paull Esq., Agricultural Expert, Alexandria.

Neghib J. Sursock, Esq, Proprietor, Alexandria.

Sidney Henton Carver Esq., of Carver Bros., Merchants, Alexandria.

Bankers.

Lloyds Bank, Limited, 15, Cheapside, London, EC, and'all Branches

The Anglo-Egyptian Bank, Limited, Lon-don and Egypt.

Legal Advisers.

Nicholson, Graham & Beesly, Solicitors, 24, Coleman Street, London, E.C.

Maitre Theophile Aicard, Advocate, Alexandria, Egypt.

Auditors.

W. B. Peat,& Co., 11, Ironmonger Lane, London, E.C., Chartered Accountants. Secretary and Registered office.

F. J. Asbury, F.S A.A., F.C.I.S., Finsbury Pavement House, London, E C.

Secrctary in Egypt.

Errol Kerr, C.A., of Messrs. Russell, Kerr & Wyatt, Chartered Accountants, Alexandria and Cairo.

This Company has been formed for the pur poses set out in its Memorandum of Associa tion, and especially to carry out business in Egypt and the Soudan. The attention of the Board will, as opportunities present themselves, be more particularly directed to :—

1. The purchase, development and subsequent leaning or re sale of agricultural and building land.

2. The lending of money, on mortgage or otherwise on land or other approved securities.

3. The carrying on of the business of an Investment Company.

The removal of all possibility of friction, due to the Anglo French Agreement, end the confidence engendered by the certainty of a pro-tracted British administration, has added the element of stability to Egypt which it previously lacked.

That this vital fact is being realised is clearly shown by the remarkable progress row being made in agriculture and commerce, which again is reflected in the ever-increasing prosperity of the natives and the steady ripe in value of all property. While the rise in land values during the last few years has been remarkable, those who are best acquainted with the conditions of the country and its people are emphatically of the opinion that a further steady increase of prosperity and a corresponding improvement in values is assured.

The increasing wealth of the natives, whose one form of investment is agricultural land, coupled with the fact of their rapid numerical increase and the natural limit imposed upon the cultivation of new land by the amount of water available for irrigation, all tend to increase the capital and rental values of such land as is either actually under cultivation or is approaching that stage; in addition to which, there always remains the fact that, even if the utmost. possibilities foreshadowed by Sir William Garstin as to water supply were fulfilled, it is estimated by Mr. Lang Anderson that at most about another one and a hall million acres could be brought into agricultural use in the whole of Egypt, and that, only alter an expenditure of over ten millions sterling, during a period of twenty years. At the end of 1904. roughly five and a quarter million acres of land were he'd by about one million owners, of whom nearly seven-eighth were native holders of less than five acres each. With an estimated prevent population of about eleven millions, which is steadily increasing at the rate of about 3 per

cent. per annum, and with a revenue and a foreign trade which have increased over 60 and 100 per cent, respectively during the last 25 years, it would appear that the expression used in Lord Cromer's Report of March last that "the material prosperity of the country rests on a basis of somewhat exceptional solidity" is amply justified

In view of the facts above seated this Com-pany will mainly devote itself to the develop ment of selected agricultural estates with a view to their rental or sale to natives in plots suitable to their requirements. Excellent Opportunities frequently occur of lending money on first mortgage at good rates and with an ample margin. With a local Advisory Board composed of business men of high standing and long experience in Egypt good profits may reasonably be expected from this and other forms of investment which require special local knowledge.

Mr. John Hicks Paull, the well-known Agri cultural Expert in Egypt, has jumped the Advisory Board, and will act as the Company's technical adviser for a period of three years.

The Company has acquired from The H. end J. Syndicate, Limited, the right to purchase the Kom-EI-Akhdar estate of 4,793 feddans (say 5,000 English acres), situated about 50 miles south of Alexandria, and connected by a tramway, 1 1/2 miles in length, with The Delta Light Railways system. Mr. R. Lang Anderson has reported to The H. and J.. Syndicate, Limited, upon the property, and a copy of his Report is sent herewith.

It will be noted that he states that the supply of water appears to be excellent and the property well supplied with main canals. That the soil varies from a very light sandy loam to a heavy black loam, but is all suitable for cultivation of the usual crops of Lower Egypt That the principal buildings are in excellent condition, and quite sufficient for the property. at present, but-more accommodation for tenants will have to be built yearly as the land comes to the letting stare. That the number of working bullocks is sufficient for reclamation purposes, and there is a good supply of mules, horses and donkeys for transport work. The usual crops of cotton, herseem, wheat and barley were doing well. That the property was capable of great development at moderate cost. and if £30,000 were judiciously spent on it during the next five years it could be brought to a capital value of £75 to £80 per feddan That the work of development is simple and follows well known lines, so that the element of unforeseen contingencies was largely diminished. while the results of develop ment were sure. That be advises the property is a good investment at £15 per feddan, and confidently recommends the purchase. That if money on development is well spent, the capital value will increase enormously yearly That the present rental received is L.E. 3,841,600 (=£3,949 sterling), that is £4 per feddan in respect of 980 feddans let, and he states that in his opinion, when fully re-claimed, the whole of the property should let at an even better rent—4 793 feddans at. say, £1.10. per feddan, would give an income of £21.500 per annum.

The H. and J. Syndicate, Limited, have obtained an option on a valuable property, of about 55,000 metres, at Rhoda Island, Cairo, which can be secured by this Company at a satisfactory price.

The Directors have other business in view which is believed to be of a most profitable venture ; as. however, negotiations are still in progress, it is not possible to give details at present.

Full details can be obtained by intending applicants at the Anglo-Egyptian Bank.

COPY OF Mr. R. LANG ANDERSON'S REPORT.

15, Rue de la Gare de Ramleh, Alexandrie,

Egypt, 24th May 1906.

Dear Sir,

KOM-EL-AHDAR PROPERTY.

Having visited the Kom-el Ahdar property,

I beg to report as follows : —

Situation - The property is well situated and easily got at, being About 50 miles south past of Alexandria and only 1 1/2 miles distant from Kom-eI-Abdar Station on the Delta Light Railway, from which point there is a 60 centimetre tramway to the principal homestead.

Irrigation —The supply of water appeared to be excellent, ard the property is wall supplied with main canals.

Drainage on the greater part of the Estate is good, but the drains are too few in number and not deep enough. The whole property would greatly benefit, in my opinion, by a closer and deeper system of canalisation. About 1,000 feddans, more or less, are comparatively low lying, and may require to have their drainage pumped during part of the year to reclaim them properly.

Soil varies from a very light sandy loam to a heavy black loam, but is all suitable for cul tivation of the usual crops of Lower Egypt.

Buildings.—The principal buildings, which Are in excellent condition, are quite sufficient for the property, but more accommodation for tenants will have to be built yearly as the land comes to the letting stage.

Stock —The number of working bollocks is sufficient for reclamation purposes, ard there is a good supply of mules, horses, and donkeys for the transport work.

Present Condition The usual crops of cotton berseem, wheat, and barley are doing well, and on the high light, soil all round the principal dwelling house. orange and lemon trees would grow well. On several parts of the Estate the cotton was looking very well, but on other parts it was doing badly, simply due, in my opinion, to haring been planted on land not yet sufficiently reclaimed to grow the crop. Rice was being grown as a reclamation crop, and would do batter it the drains were closer and deeper and the land more carefully levelled before the crop was sown.

Future Development. The property is capable of great development at moderate cost. If £30,000 judiciously spent on it during the next three years, it can be brought to a capital value of £75 to £80 per feddan. The work of development is simple and follows well known lines so that the element of unforeseen contingencies is largely diminished, while the results of development are sure.

Conclusion.—The property is a good investment At £4' a feddan. The revenue for the first year or two will be small, but if the money on development is well spent, the capital value will be increasing enormously yearly, and later on the revenue will come in and go or- increasing until at least £400, is reached. I can confidently recomend the purchase of this estate of 4.793 feddans, which, according to Mr Surgack's figures, has at present a rental

of L.E. 3,841 600, from an area of 980 feddan let, which is slightly over £4 sterling per feddan ' and I see no reason why the whole of the properly,when fully reclaimed should not do even better, as some of the let land is not, in my opinion, quite ready to give to tenants, and if the proprietor had kept is in his own bands for another year under reclamation crops he could have got a higher rent.

Yours faithfully, (Signed) R. Iang Anderson

C. T. Holland. Esq.,

The H. and J. Syndicate Limited.

VALUATION OF KOM-EL-AHDAR.

Gross Area 4.793 Feddans.

Land Let 980 feds. £64 p.fed £62,720

Cultivated by Proprietor 1185 „ 50 „ ,,59,250

Untouched 759 „25 „ ,,18,975

Semi-Reclaimed ...1852 „ „'40 „ ,,74,080

Half Canal Francaouia 17 „ — —

4,793 feds. £215,025

' All buildings, machinery, live stock and other assets, being essential to the property, are included in the above valuation. The areas of the different classes, are taken from Mr. Sursock's figures. The Half Canal Francaouia is a very valuable asset, but not Being lettable I have pot no value against it. The land tax payable to Government varies from P.T. 5 to P.T 57 per feddan, and. according to Mr. Sursock's figures, amounts at present to LE. 653 646 mill, which is not heavy, as land tax runs, being only an average of P.T. 13 3/5 per feddan but this, of course,will be increased as the land is reclaimed.

29001 5 5 R. L. A.

LIMITED

Societe par actions enreglatres a Londres conformement aux lois do 1882-1900.

CAPITAL. . . £300,000

DIVISE EN

73,918 actions privilegiees de Lst.4 chacune.

ET

6560 actions differees d1 shelling I'une

Cette Soc:dtd prenant la suite de la maison Zariffs, Nahas et Cie, du Caireet d'Alexaudrie, s'occupera daffaires ires de Banque en gdndral, notamment des operations de Change, eecomp-tes, recouvrements, avanoes en compte oourant sur effets. titres at merchandises.

EMISSION PUBLIQUE

DE

25,000 actions privilegiees au prix de Lst. 4 chaoune

Aux termea du Proapeotua du 27 Nouembre 1906, payablea comma auit :

Lst. 1 k la sonsoription;

Lst. 1 k la repartition.

La sonsoription sera onverte le matin du 11

ddcembre oourant et fermde le lendemain soir. Bile sera recue: -

Au Caire: Au Secretariat de la Socidtd, sis en face de la Bourse, immeoble Alti bey ; et ohez MM Zariffa, Nahas & Cip, au Mousky.

A Alexandrie: Chez MM. Zariffa, Nahas & Cie.

Le Conseil <T Administration.

29036-3 3

Sale of Ivory Rubber.

It is notified for general information that the Assistant Secretary, Stores Section will sell by Public Auction at the Beit El Amana, Omdurman, on Monday 16th December 1906 at 10 a.m. punctually, the following approximate quantities of ivory, rubber, etc.

Rattles

3085 Aal No. 1.

3693 Aal No. 2.

4201 Mashmouse

1647 Bar more than 10 rottles

738 Bar less than 10 rottles

766 Kling

417 Khorda

742 Rubber

3 Rhine horn

43 Giraffe skins.

The ivory will be sold in suitable lots at the rate of so much per kantar.

Immature ivory acquired under section 17 of the ordinance for the preservation of wild animals and birds 1903 is sold under condition that same is not resold in the Sudan and must be exported ex Sudan within one month from date of purchase and a permit for same will be issued at the time of purchase.

Ten per cent, of the value must be paid by the purchaser at the conclusion of the auction and the balance within 5 days from the above late, after which period it will remain at purchaser's risk and be subject to a demurrage charge of 100 milliemes per each kantar per diem until whole stock is removed.

None of the art idea sold can be removed before the whole of the purchase money has been paid.

The payments will be in cash and no cheques will be accepted.

The Government does not bind itself to accept the highest or any offer.

(Signed) M. Coutts, Kaim.

Assistant Secretary,

Stores Section.

Khartoum, 29th November, 1906. 29044 6 2

NOTICE.

Persons importing Egyptian Labourers to work in the Sudan are recommended to enter into a written contract with them. This contract should be explained and signed by the Labour-ers in presence of an official or other reliable witness. 28283a-30-10-907

Established 1825.

Head Office: 3, George Street, Edinburgh

Accumulated Funds £11,300,000

Annual Revenue £1,450,000

Claims Paid £24,375,000

Local Board for Egypt:

S. R. Cookson, Esq., Manager, Anglo-Egyptian Bank, Limited, Cairo.

E. A. Harrison, Esq., General Manager, Messrs. Thomas Cook & Son, (Egypt) Ltd. [14-11-906

Head Office for Egypt: Standard Buildings, Cairo.

Baber, Mizrahi & Co, Chief Agents for Alexandria.

Daira Prince Ahmed Seif el-Din Bey, Mohamed Aly Square

A. V. Thomson, Secretary for Egypt.

AVIS

Il a été déclaré un dividende intérimaire d'un shelling et six pence par action, dividende qui séra payé le 15 Décembre 1906 et jours suivants aux buréaux de la société, à Londres et an Caire. Tout actionnaire inscrit, qui désirerait passer ce dividende à quelque antre personne, peut le faire en remplissant la formule réglementaire déposée aux bureaux de la Compagnie, N° 10 Sharia Zervudachi, Le Caire.

Les livres de transfert de la Société à Londres seront fermés du 4 au 15 décembre 1906. inclusivement.

Par ordre du Conseil d'Administration,

R. Murray,

Secrétaire Local.

Egyptian Land & General Trust Limited.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend has been declared of one shilling and six pence per share, and the same will be payable on and aftet the 15th day of December 1906 at the Offices of the Company in London and Cairo. Any Registered holder desiring to have the Dividend paid to some person other than himself can do so upon filling up the necessary Form of Direction which can be obtained at the Company's Office, No.l Charia Zervudachi, Cairo.

The London transfer books of the Company will be closed from 4th December to 15th December 1906 inclusive.

By order of the Board,

R. Murray,

28994 5* 4 Local Secretary

Egyptian Land and General Trust Limited.

Dear Sir (or Madam),—We are directed by the Board to infirm you that since the date of the General Meeting they have disposed of lands in Cairo and Alexandria at prices which yielded substantial profits to the Company.

Though recognising that all the money thus realised can be employed at the present time in extending the operations of the Company in Egypt, yet the Directors are of opinion that a part of the profits should be used in the distribution of a dividend to the shareholders, and they have therefore resolved that an Interim Dividend of 1s. 6d. per share shall be paid to all Shareholders, and shall become payable on the 15th of December 1906.

Registered Shareholders in Egypt can receive the Dividend in respect of their holdings ou presentation of their Certificates or Bearer Warrants, to the Office of the Company, 10 Sharia Zervndachi, Cairo.

Where the registered holder desires that payment of the dividend shall be made to some person other than himself, he most obtain from the Company's Office, and fill up the form of Direction which has been prepared for that purpose. This form must be presented together with the Share Certificates by the person who is to receive payment of the dividend, and filed with the Company.

Registered Shareholders residing in Europe will receive their Dividend Warrant in the ordinary course by post

The transfer books of the Company in London will be closed from 4th December to 15th December 1906, both days inclusive.

We are directed by the Board to inform yon that the Company have recently purchased a half share in some excellent land in Alexandria, and are extending their business in Egypt.

By Order of the Board, Mack & Palmer, Secretaries. 68 to 74, Palmerston House,

34, Old Broad Street,

London, E.C.

Egyptian Land & General Trust

Cher Monsieur (on Madama),

Nous sommes charges par le Conseil d'Ad-ministration de vous informer que, depuis la date de l'Assembles Generales, il a vendu des terrains au Cairo et a Alexandrie a des prix qui ont laisse a la Societe des profits considerables.

Tout en reconnaissant que tout l'argent ainsi realise pourrait etre actuellement employe a l'extension des operations de la societe en Egypte, cependant les administrateurs sont d'avis d'affecter une partie des benefices a la distribution d'un dividende aux actionnaires ; ila ont dono remlu de verser k tons les action-naires on dividends interimaire de 1 shelling et 6 pence par action, dividende qui sera payable a partir du 15 decembre 1906.

Les actionnaires inscrits en Egypte pourront toncher le dividende correspondant a leur nom bre de titres au presentation de leurs certi ficats ou titres an porteur, aux bureaux de la Compagnie, 10 Sharia Zervudachi, Le Cairo.

Si l'aotionnaire inscrit desire que le paie-ment du dividende soit opere entre les mains d'une autre petaonne, il n'a qu'a remplir une formule, preparee a cet effet, qu'il pent se procurer aux bureaux de la Societe. Cette formule doit etre presentee en meme temps que les certificats d'actions par la personne qui doit recevoir le dividende, et deposes dans les dossiers de la Societe.

Les aotionnaires inscrits. residant en Europe, recevront leur feuille de divivende par la voie ordinaire, c a d. par la paste.

Les livres de transfert de la Societe a Londres seront formes du 4 au 15 decembre 1906, ces deux dates comprises.

Nous sommes egalement charges par le Corseil d'Administration devous informer que la Societe a recemmentpris demoitie un excellent terrain situe a Alexandrie et qulelle e end constamment rayon desasaftaire- en Egypt.

Par ordre du Corseil d' Administration Mack & Palmer,

Secretaires.

38 to 74, Palmerston House.

64, Old Broad Street, London, E.C. 28995-5* 4

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the

Seventh Ordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders will be held at the Head-Office of the Company, Boulac, Cairo, Egypt, on Thursday the 27th day of December 1906 at 1130 o'clock for the purpose of receiving and considering the Directors' Report and the Accounts and Balance Sheet to the 31st of August 1906, the declaration of dividend and the ordinary business of the Company.

Dated the 20'h day of November 1906.

6, Old Jewry By Order,

London E. C. HENRY J. H U M M, Secretary

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a

Separate General Meeting of the holders of the Ordinary Shares in the above Company will be held at the Head Office of the Company Boulac, Cairo, Egypt, on Thursday the 27'h day of December next at 1145 a.m. for the purpose of considering, and if thought fit passing an extraordinary resolution ratifying and confirming a provisional agreement dated the 27th day of November 1906 and made between Jose; h Silinas on behalf of all the holders of the Ordinary Shares in the Capital of the Company of the one part and the Company of the other part, and of modifying the right of the holders of the Ordinary Shares accordingly;

The said agreement amongst other things provides for the passing by the Company of a special resolution cancelling the 1,000 Deferred Shares firming part of the Company's present capital and reducing the capital of the Company accordingly, and for the payment to the holders of such deferred shares of a sum out of the undivided profits of the Company by way of compensation for such cancellation.

A copy of the said agreement may be inspected at any time previous to the meeting during business hours by any holder of Ordinary Shares in the Company.

Dated this 20th day of November 1906.

6 Old Jewry By Order,

London E. C. HENRY J. HUMM,

Secretary.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extra, ordinary General Meeting of the above-named Company will be held at the Head Office of the Co. Boulac, Cairo Egypt on Thursday the 27th day of December at 12 o'clock for the purpose of considering and if thought fit passing the subjoined resolutions that is to say:

I. — " That having regard to the agree ment dated the 27th day of November and " made between Ambroise Zervudachi and " Michel Salvago the holders of the deferred " shares in the Company's capital of the one " part and the Company of the other part and " to an agreement dated the 27th day of " November and made between Joseph Salinas " of the firm of Fratelli Salinas of Cairo and " Alexandria, stock brokers on behalf of the " holders of the ordinary shares in the Com-" pany of the one part and the Company of " the other part the capital of the Company " be reduced to Lst. 450.000 and that such " reduction be effected by cancelling and " extinguishing the 1,000 deferred shares in the " Company's capital of Lst. 1 each and the " capital paid up thereon."

II. — "That the capital of the Company be "increased by the issue of 50000 shares of "Lst. 1. each at such time and under such

conditions as the Directors may think fit."

"Should the first resolution be passed by "the requisite majority it will be submitted for "confirmation as a special resolution to a "further extraordinary general meeting which "will be subsequently convened."

Dated this 20 h day of November 1906.

6 Old Jewry, By Order,

London B. C. HENRY J. HUMM,

Secretary.

Shareholders holding Share Warrants to Bearer who wish to attend the above Meeting must first deposit their Bearer Warrants together with statement of their names and addresses with any of the full wing Banks in Cairo and Alexandria, namely the National Bank of Egypt, the Anglo Egyptian Bank. Limited, the Credit Lyonnais, the Bank of Egypt, Limited, the Imperial Ottoman Bank two clear days before the date of the Meeting, the Share Warrants remaining so deposited until after the meeting shall have been held.

Each Depositor will receive a certificate of deposit and a ticket of admission (which must be produced by the holder attending the Meeting) and a firm of proxy. It the Depositor does not intend personally to attend the Meeting, a form of proxy in favour of the

person producing the certificate must be lodged with the National Bank of Egypt in Cairo or Alexandria not less than 48 hours before the Meeting. 29055-1

326 BRANCHES.

Frenh, German, Italian, Crook. Arabic, etc. Private Lessons, Residence Lessons, taught by Native Masters.

ALEXANDRIA ;12 Rue Rosetta (close to Zizinia Theatre.)

CAIRO ; 1 Sharia Kamel.

TRIAL LESSONS FREE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Ordinary General Meeting of the Shan holders in the above Company will be held at the Office of the undersigned on Tuesday, 18th December instant, at 4 p.m. for the purpose of

40 Receiving the Accounts and the Report of the Directors for the year ended 31st October last, and declaring a dividend.

2o Electing a Director for the ensuing year.

3o Electing an Auditor for the ensuing year.

The Holders of Share Warrants intending to vote at this meeting are requested to deposit such with the Anglo Egyptian Bank, Limited, here or at the office of the undersigned on or before the 17th instant.

By order of the Directors, James Hewat,

Manager.

Alexandria, 11th December, 1906.

29061-1

NOTICE.

The Public are informed that from the 1st December, a Booking Offiie will be opened at Shepheard's Hotel for the issue of 1st and 2nd class tickets and for the registration of luggage by passenger train to Alexandria, Ismailia, Port Said, Suez, Assiout, Luxor and Assouan.

In addition to the General Tariff Rates, au extra charge of 5 milliemes will be levied on every 100 kilogs. of luggage or fraction there of booked at the above office.

G. B. Macacley, GeDeral Manager.

Cairo 23rd November, 1906 29009 2 2

avis

L'Administration des Té'égraphes de l'Etat a i'honneur de porter à la connaissance du public qu'à partir du 10 courant, le bureau télégraphique de la gare de Sahali, sera onvert à l'échange des correspondances en langue Arabe seulement.

L'horaire de ce bureau sera de 8h. a.m. à lh. pm. et de 3h. p.m. à 8b. p.m.

Le Caire, le 5 Décembre 1906. 29020-2-2

AVIS

L' Administration des Chemins de fer et des . Télégrapheas de l'Etat a l'honneur de porter à . la connaissance do Public qu'à partir du 10 courant, l'horaire d'onverture da Bureau télégraphique de Bacos sera de 8h. a.m. à

10b. p.m. sans interruption.

Le Caire, le 8 Décembre 1906. 29043-2-2

AVIS

L'Administration des Chemins de fer de I'Etat a 1 h nuear de porter à la connaissance du public qu'elle recevra jusqu'au 10 Janvier 1907, à midi, dos offres pour la fourniture do 360 tonnes métriques de charbon de Coke do Newcastle (suivant échantillon à aoumettre)

: livrables à raison de trente tonnes par mois,

; à partir du 15 Mars 1907, et ce conformément aux clauses et conditions du Cahier des Charges dont on peut obtenir copie au bureau de M. l'Inspecteur des Magasins de Gabbary

(Alexandrie) entré paiement de 100 milliè mos.

Les soumissionnaires auront à joindre à leur offre récépissé de versement du cautionte-ment provisoire exigé.

Les offres doivent être accompagnées d'une feuille de papier timbré de 20 millièmes. Elles seront adressées sous pli recommandé à :

Monsieur le Directeur Général

Chemins de fer de l'Etat

Caire.

et sons double enveloppe, l'intérieure portant la suscription suivante :

"Offre pour charbon de Coke." L'Administration ne s'engage pas à accepter

l'oftre la plus basse, ni à donner suite aux soumissions présentées, et elle se réserve le droit de diviser la commande.

Le Caire, le 6 Décembre 1936. 29021-2 1

La Manicipalite met en adjudication les travaux d'Aspbaltage de la Rue St. Mark.

Le cautionnemeut est fixe a L.E. 50.

Le cahier des charges est deposeau burean de la Voirie oh il pent etre. consulte par les interesses tous les jours de 9 h. a midi, les jours feries exceptes.

Les offres devront etre adressees seus pli cachete a Monsieer I'Administrateur de la Municipality avant le 8 Janvier 1907.

Elies pourront egalement etre deposees en seanoe de la Delegation le meme jour a 5 h p.m.

L'enveloppe devra porter en outre la mention : "Soumission pour Asphaltage de la Rue St. Mark."

Le cautionnement ou le reca d'une banqae, d'apres les conditious du cahier des charges, devra etre remis aeparement au Service de la Comptabilite Generale avant I'onvertare des offres et au plus tard le 8 Janvier 1907 k midi.

Tonte offre qui ne remplit pas les condi-tions ci dessus sera ecartee.

L'Adminiatrateur,

Signe: W. P. CHATAWAY.

Alexandrie, le 10 Decembre 1906. 29058-3-1

Bulkeley (near Alexandria.)

Ramleh's Fashionable Hotel.

Patronized by the Elite.

Full Pension P.T. 50 a day. Visitors fron Cairo alight at Sidi-Gaber Station.

21440-24-5-905

G. AQUILINA, Proprieter.