Distribution of German Enemy Property Act 1952
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SCHEDULE Issues
Section 1. Potash Syndicate of Germany 25 year Sinking Fund Gold Loan. City of Berlin 6 per cent. Sterling Loan, 1927. City of Cologne 6 per cent. Sterling Loan, 1928. City of Dresden 5½ per cent. Sterling Loan of 1927. City of Munich 6 per cent. Sterling Bonds. State of Hamburg 6 per cent. Sterling Loan of 1926. Hamburg Waterworks 6 per cent. Sterling Loan. The Free State of Saxony 6 per cent. 25 year Sterling Bonds of 1927. Province of Westphalia 7 per cent. Sterling Loan of 1926. Prussian Electric Company 6 per cent. 25 year Sterling Bonds.
SCHEDULE Issues
Section 1. Potash Syndicate of Germany 25 year Sinking Fund Gold Loan. City of Berlin 6 per cent. Sterling Loan, 1927. City of Cologne 6 per cent. Sterling Loan, 1928. City of Dresden 5½ per cent. Sterling Loan of 1927. City of Munich 6 per cent. Sterling Bonds. State of Hamburg 6 per cent. Sterling Loan of 1926. Hamburg Waterworks 6 per cent. Sterling Loan. The Free State of Saxony 6 per cent. 25 year Sterling Bonds of 1927. Province of Westphalia 7 per cent. Sterling Loan of 1926. Prussian Electric Company 6 per cent. 25 year Sterling Bonds.
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