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      <div>SECTION V. 
PULP AND PAPER COMPANIES 
Including operating pulp and paper companies 
in the Pacific Northwest whose securities are 
in the hands of the public. 
BRITISH COLUMBIA PULP &amp; PAPER (CO. Ltd. 
GENERAL OFFICE: 602 Hastings St.,, Vancouver, B. C. 
MILL OFFICE: Port Alice, B. C. 
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Canada, Dec. 24, 1925, to acquire the as- 
sets and properties of the Whalen Pulp &amp; Paper Mills, Ltd., at a forced sale. The 
latter was formed in 1917 and acquired British Columbia Sulphite Fibre Co. IL.td., 
Empire Pulp &amp; Paper Mills, Ltd.,, and Colonial Lumber &amp; Paper Mills, Ltd. 
BUSINESS: Manufactures pulp which it markets for book, writing and other 
papers in the United States .and other countries. 
PROPERTY: Company owns and operates a bleached sulphite plant at Wood- 
fibre, B. C., with a daily capacity of about 110 tons, and a sulphite pulp mill at 
Port Alice, B. C,, having a capacity of about 100 tons per day. Controls approx- 
imately 155,000 acres of leasehold timber lands, estimated to contain about 6,000 - 
000 feet of timber. Company also owns a lumber, shingle and pulp mill at Swan- 
son Bay, with a capacity of 40 tons per day. 
OFFICERS: Lawrence Killam, Pres.; W. J. 3B. Wilson, Vice 7 
son, Treas.; Ethel M. Dominy, Secy. 
George Kidd, W. H, Malkin. R. C. Buchanan, O. A. Jor= nsec 
B. C.; I. W. Killam, Victor E. Mitchell, of Montreal 
GENERAL AUDITORS: Price, Waterhouse &amp; Co. 
Fiscal Year Ends: Dec. 31. Annual Meeting: Last Thurs 
CAPITALIZATION, As of Dec. 31, 19% 
Par Value Authorized 
7% Cum. Red. Pref. Stock..cccceeeeeeeee... $100 $1,000,000 
Common Stock veecveeeneeaeeoNO Par 150,000 shs 
Qutstanding 
$556,200 
100.000 shs 
i. 7% CUMULATIVE REDEEMABLIE PREFERENCE STOCK 
Dividends: Payable quarterly Feb. 1, Montreal &amp; Vancouver. 
ete. Initial dividend paid Feb. 1, 1927, Registrar: (Canadian Trust Co., Mon- 
of $8.75, covering 15 months’ accrued treal, and Roval Bank of Canada. VVan- 
and $1.75 paid quarterly thereafter to couver. 
March, 1930. Listed: Traded on Toronto Stock Ex- 
Transfer Agent: Montreal Trust Co., change. 
2. COMMON STOCK 
Dividends: None paid 
1930. 
Listed: Traded on Toronto Stock Ex- 
change. 
COMPARATIVE INCOME STATEMENT, Years Ending Dee. 3 
Net Operating Earnings....... 
Depreciation and Taxes. 
no 
102¢€ 
03 29, 
4 
Net Earnings 
Interest on Bonds 
Net Profit ........................ 
Preferred Dividends 
Surplus for the vear....................ocoooiiii. 
Earned, per share Preferred Stock................ 
Earned, per share Common Stock. ~ 
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