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 paying the preference dividend) of £212,566, leaving about £77,000 to be added to reserve or used for extinction of debenture stock, rebate and expenses. It not only gives a detailed list of investments, but the following very interesting classification, showing among other things that it has, like the Edinburgh Investment Trust, been a practical believer in the benefit of a diversified holding of ordinary and deferred stocks and shares:—