... _resigned . , and the late Auditors, and in the-' circumstances it was advisable That the com, pally be kept in being: . Major W. Tudor Pole, a director. said that while the board had not been able to save the assets for shareholders, they had probed the affairs ...

... apparent that liquidation should be applied for, the directors would convene the necessary meetings without delay. Major W. Tudor Pole, who seconded the adoption of the report, said that if the present board had done nothing else, it had helped to clean ...

... Combined Pulp and Paper Mills, and he now concurs in a report made to the shareholders by Mr. H. D. Drysdale and Major W. Tudor Pole, who were elected at the adjourned meeting in March. as well as by Mr. Charles Baker, who joined the board in May. The ...

... of the original Idirectors remained on the board, and at the meeting on March 28 Mr. H. D. Dry,. dale. C.A. and Major W. Tudor Pole were apointed 'directors to act with Mr. 'F p arrow, F.C.A., the recently-appointed financial adviser to the company. ...

... demanding £125,000, plus costs and expenditure. The chairman characterised the whole transaction as preposterous. Major W. Tudor Pole, a director, said that hilo the Board bad not been able to save the assets for the shareholders they had poled the affairs ...

... Controller of Combined Pulp -and lis, and ne now concurs in the re- ] to the shareholders by Mr H. D. vere “el wiry an Major W. Tudor Pole; who at the adjourned meeting in =) as Well as by Mr Charles Baker, who The the ard in May. the hew irectors have been ...