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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
The Scottish A men can Mortgage Company,
LIMITED.
Siuorporatett unticr tijt CompantfiS ^ctg, 1862 anH 1867.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £1,000,000, in 100,000 Shares of £10 each.
UNCALLED CAPITAL, £800,000. EE SERVE EUND, £100,000.
DIRECTORS.
John Guthrie Smith, Esq., Sheriff of Aber-
deen, Kincardine, and Banff, 20 Drum-
sheugh Gardens, Edinburgh.
Alex. Thomson, Esq., of Messrs. Mitchell
Thomson & Co., Merchants, 12 Queen St.,
Edinburgh.
Thomas J. Gordon, Esq., W.S., 3 Queen
Street, Edinburgh.
Andrew Whitton, Esq. of Couston, New-
tyle, Forfarshire.
James Duncan Smith, Esq., S.S.C., Edin-
burgh.
Henry I. Sheldon, Esquire, Solicitor, Chicago.
Managing Director — James Duncan Smith. Secretary — Thomas Dymock, C.A.
Auditor — James Howden, C.A., Edinburgh.
Bankers — EoYAL Bank of Scotland ; Union Bank of Scotland Limited ;
British Linen Co. Bank.
COMPANY'S OFFICES— 62 FREDERICK STREET, EDINBURGH.
THE Company issues Debentures for Fixed Periods. Rates of Interest and
other particulars can be obtained at the Company's Offices.
The Interest is made payable half-yearly, at Whitsunday and Martinmas, at
the Offices of the Company or its Bankers.
The Funds of the Company are invested as a first charge on Heritable Property
in the United States of America. Loans are limited in amount to half the value
of the security therefor.
The Reserve Fund is invested in first-class Securities.
Debenture-holders have the security (1) of the whole Investments and Assets
of the Company, and (2) of the Uncalled Subscribed Capital of the Company,
amounting to £800,000, which is held by a numerous and substantial proprietanj^,
resident almost exclusively in Scotland.
The Borrowing Powers of the Company are limited to the Uncalled Subscribed
Capital.
The Debentures are issued free of expense, and are assignable by a short
Form of Assignation.
THOMAS DYMOCK, Secretary.