| REF. NO. | DENOMINATION | DESCRIPTION | NO.ISSUED | CONDITION | VALUE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Share Capital | |||||
| 101 | £100 share | ? | 26,000 | – | £- |
| 106 | £16 share | ? | ? | – | £- |
Dunaberg and Witepsk Railway Company Limited
Other city spelling: Dwinsk
Concession granted in March 1863. The company was formed in England in the same year. Capital was originally £2,600,000 in shares of £100. In 1869, the shares were reduced to £80 and split into five shares of £16 each. There was a voluntary liquidation in May 1894; shareholders were entitled to £240 of Russian Government 4% bonds for every 10 shares held.
The name of the company changed to Dvinsk and Vitebsk Railway Company Ltd. in 1893. The length of the rail line was 259km.
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