LAURENTIDE POWER COMPANY.

An offering is being made of $1,500,000 Laurentide Power bonds at 90

and interest.

The segregation of the Laurentide (Paper) Company’s water powers last

year, to the Laurentide Power Company, created a new and very powerful

factor in the hydro-electric situation in the Province of Quebec, and

particularly as regards Montreal.

The new company was formed by the Laurentide (Paper) Company, with a

capitalization of $7,500,000 of common shares, and the money derived

from the sale 5% par value of first (closed) mortgage bonds, due 1946,

and $10,500,000 of these securities was used to finance the development

of the water power to a present capacity of 125,000 horse-power.

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