Mariboi Rubber Makes
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£40,000
THE recent good prices for rubber are reflected in the annual ac counts of Mariboi Rubber Limited, a Papuan company con nected with Steamships Trading Co.
Ltd. In the year ended June 30, the company made a net profit of £40.607. It proposes to pay 12i per
cent on its issued capital of £201,186. put £lO,OOO in general reserve and carry forward over £7,000. Mariboi Rubber Ltd. was formed eight years ago to take over plantations which Captain A. S. Pitch was instru mental in establishing. Prospects were blue for a while, but the ven ture certainly has come good now.
Mr. E. V. Crisp, head of Steamships Trading, is chairman and manag ing director.
