Chamber of Commerce of Great Engellex

[Great Engellex]

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF GREAT ENGELLEX​

​

The Chambers of Commerce of Great Engellex is an association of 52 chambers, including the Chambers of Dulwich and Hammersmith, and the Nurnberg Engellexic Chamber of Commerce; Cantigny Engellexic Chamber of Commerce, as well as the Chamber of Shipping of Great Engellex, the Association of Chambers of Industry, the Association of Agricultural Engineers, and the Iron, Coal and Steel Trade Association.

It is to be recognised that while a ward of the Public Board of Trade, the services of Her Engellexic Majesty’s Diplomatic and Consular officers are utilized to the best advantage for the promotion of Engellexic trade, and the opening up of new markets for Engellexic exports.

The Northern and Southern Departments would be glad to receive any bodies or persons in the interest of supporting the expansion of commerce. The Government departments are, however, not in direct communication with the network of Chambers of Commerce.​

You must be registered for see images

As the Chancellor of the Chamber of Commerce of Great Engellex it is my explicit duty to encourage and nurture economic growth and investment to the Union of Great Engellex.

I believe that commerce, the most extended commerce, is pre-eminently the friend of peace, and that by the joint action of great countries to facilitate commerce in the simultaneous reduction of duties and to repeal protectionist laws - more will be achieved by those two acts to cement and perpetuate the friendly relations of Europe than by all the preceding acts and statues of national legislatures throughout.

The progression of trade between Great Engellex and her partners, allies and neighbours is a national policy that shall be fiercely maintained and achieved from reciprocally adopting the repeal and the reduction of duties between Great Engellex and all. Protective tariffs are the walls and partitions which separate men and nations, and they are the great causes of war, they are the enemies of peace, of progress, and of civilisation.

I believe that our mission in Europe shall not be taken alone - our mission to carry the blessings of free trade, of commerce, of civilisation, of civil and religious liberty, and of Christianity under the our flags all over the world.

Chancellor of the Chamber of Commerce of Great Engellex,
Viscount Wickham, the Under-Secretary of State of the Northern Department ​

​

Latest Commercial News :- HAMMERSMITH CITY DUES

A public meeting, convened by the Lord Mayor of Great Wixmouth, was held on Thursday at the Wixmouth Town Hall, for the purpose of adopting a petition to the Commons Assembly in favour of the bill introduced by the M.P. for Great Wixmouth for the abolition of passing tolls and the regulation of local dues on shipping. There was a large and influential attendance, the measure being regarded especially as the means of relieving the trade of this district and of the whole country, from the Hammersmith city dues.

Sir Richard Heels, the Lord Mayor of Great Wixmouth, presided.

The following resolution was adopted:

That the claim of the Royal Commissioned Corporation of Hammersmith to exact the payment of dues arbitrarily fixed, in respect of every article imported into, or exported, from the port of Hammersmith, without being under any legal obligation to expend any portion of the amount obtained in maintaing and improving the port, or for the benefit of shipping, is as unconstitutional in its nature as it is opposed in principle to all recognised law; and the exation of such dues to be expended for local and borough purposes, constitutes upon the trade and commerce of the nation a most vexatious and unjust tax, which, in the opinion of this meeting, ought to be abolished.​

OOC: This should be used to query business related RP, such as the sale of arms, and investments. As well as presenting important businesses in Engellex.​

You must be registered for see links

You must be registered for see links

You must be registered for see links

​

 

[Great Engellex]

AGRICULTURE & FISHING

The Agriculture & Fishing industry is a major contributor to the economy. The production and processing supply chain generates sales of £81.3bn from food & drinks processing, £115.75bn from agriculture and £12.3bn from fish catching and production. The processing sector employs 16.2% of the Free Union's manufacturing workforce and accounts for 37% of manufacturing exports. The agriculture industry provides 86% of the total inputs to the Union's food and drink industry.

The Free Union is among the most intensive sea fishing nations in the world. The Union has over 120,000 km of rivers, many of which have wild salmon and sea trout, and also more than 80,000 lakes and ponds. Commercial fish farming (aquaculture) began in the Free Union in the 1950s and now produces around 350,000 tonnes annually, worth over £560 million. It is an industry that makes a vital contribution to the rural economy, especially in the southern and eastern regions, such as the City of Peterloo and the Hackbridge, where many communities are literally sustained by the employment provided - about 4,000 direct jobs, with a further 8,700 downstream.

In 2008 production of salmon stood at 579,588 tonnes, followed by rainbow trout (39,989 tonnes), brown trout/seat trout (1,332 tonnes), halibut (472.4 tonnes), cod (369.6 tonnes) and arctic char (13 tonnes). The shellfish industry produces 7,464 tonnes.

The value of all fish exports from the Free Union in 2008 was £2.45 billion.

Her Majesty's Administration is committed to the continued growth of innovation and sustainability in the food industry. The National Agricultural Policy for the Union will provide a long-term direction and vision for the industry. Government policy for the food industry also manages to secure the quality and high standards in which the industry has built itself upon, but it also manages to secure the well being of not only those who are employed by the industry, but those who purchase it's produce.

Through the Royal Commission of the Free Chambers of Commerce & Industry, the Government also acts to promote the products of several major businesses with the intention to improve sales in a forever globalising market. With that, the CFCCC will assist with every oppertunity to attract investment for the businesses, listed below, and with also establishing trade of their commodities.​

HELHAM'S & CHAPMAN'S

Helham's & Chapman's is a agricultural conglomerate based in the City of Salisbury, within the Duchy of Salisbury. H&C operates more than 146 plants around Europe, where cereal grains and oilseeds are processed into products used in food, beverage, nutraceutical, industrial and animal feed markets worldwide.

H&C also provides agricultural storage and transportation services. The Thames-Strathclyde Transportation Company along with H&C Transport, Inc are subsidiaries of H&C. H&C's revenues for fiscal 2009 were £49.2 billion.

Helham's & Chapman's is listed on the WSEX index.

Shareholders
-Duchy of Salisbury (23%)
-Chapman Family (22%)
-King's & Waitrose Ltd. (8%)
-Royal Bank of Woolwich (16%)
-Smaller Shareholders (12%)
-Freeflow (19%)
​

 

[Great Engellex]

STEEL & HEAVY INDUSTRY​

[Placeholder]

 

[Great Engellex]

TEXTILES, MANUFACTURING & ARMS

Great Engellex has notable institutions in these industries.

ROYAL DULWICH ARSENAL & ORDNANCE

Royal Dulwich Arsenal & Ordnance Plc. Walssex House, Lambett Avenue, Dulwich.​

Provisional Committee.
Field Marshall Arthur Batten-Lyon, Duke of Rotheremere, Secretary of State of War, Chairman.
Admiral of the Fleet Henry Cunningham, Grand Duke of Wantage, First Lord of the Admiralty.
Anthony Pelham-Holles, Northern Secretary, and Third Lord.
Sir Thomas Manning, of Tottenham, Engellex.
Sir Phillip Cardwell, of Vauxhall, Hessex.
Sir Donald Alexander, of Dulwich, Engellex.
George Palmans, of Vauxhall, Hessex.
William Payne, of Hammersmith, Walssex-Battent.
William Matthews, of Dulwich, Engellex.
Thomas Watson, of Hammersmith, Walssex-Battent.
Harold Crossingham, of Great Wixmouth, Rothermere.​

​

The Provisional Committee, referring to the prospectus to be published, have now the satisfaction to announce that the authorities of the War Department and the Northern and Southern Departments, after a long series of consultations and reorganisation, have declared the Royal Dulwich Arsenal & Ordnance capable for the reception of private and national contracts of supply, on designated military assets.

In addition to the greatly increasing demand of Her Engellexic Majesty’s Government, it is rendered imperative upon the company to adopt the speediest measures to enlarge their means of production of small arms and ammunition.

Form of request for supplies contract should be addressed as follows :- To the Provisional Committee of the Royal Dulwich Arsenal & Ordnance Plc.​

WIGHAM & SCHWABE HEAVY INDUSTRIES
[TBD]

WILLIAM DOXFORD & SONS
[TBD]

 

[Great Engellex]

BANKING, INSURANCE & RETAIL​

The Free Union has several notable institutions.

ROYAL WOOLWICH ASSURANCE
Fleet Street, Woolwich.

The Royal Woolwich Assurance Company was founded in the year 1896, and is the largest Life Assurance Institution within the Free Union of Engellex & Blois.

The Annual Premium Income of the Industrial Branch Exceeds £532 million, and this sum is collected by weekly premiums on more than twenty-five millions of policies by the agents of the Company.Safety and stability are guaranteed by large accumulated Funds, invested in the highest class of securities. The sum of £26 million was paid in claims during the year 2009.

All claims upon Policies are paid immediately upon satisfactory proof of death and title being furnished to the Board of Directors.

The invested funds of the Company exceed three hundred millions sterling. Full Prospectuses and the last Annual Report can be obtained of the Agents of the Company, or at the Chief Offices, Fleet Street.

T. G. LANCASTER, Secretary.​

THE ROYAL PRIVILEDGED BANK of ENGELLEX

Established 1832.

The following are the principles upon which the business of the Royal Priviledged Bank of Engellex is conducted :

Firstly. - It opens accounts with commercial houses and private individuals, either upon the plan usually adopted by other bankers, or by charging a small commission to those persons to whom it may not be convenient to sustain a permanent balance of £100,000 or upwards.
Secondly. - Its payments are made in Royal Bank of Woolwich notes and gold.
Thirdly. - Its capital cannot be withdrawn for when one shareholder dies, or retires another takes his share and liabilities - thus affording at all times and under all circumstances full security to its customers.
Fourthly. - It affords every just accommodation to its customers through the medium of a large available capital.
Fifthly. - It has no party or political character; its officers are not allowed to enter into public contests, and they are bound not to disclose to any one the transactions of the customers of the Company.
Sixthly. - It allows interest at the rate of £1 per cent. Per annum on the minimum balance over £1,500 of each current account during the month; the same being passed to the customers credit at the expiration of each quarter.
Seventhly. - It receives deposits at such rates of interest and for such periods as may be agreed upon, reference being had to the state of the money market.
Eighthly. - It affords great facilities for the advice of payments, or the receipt of money, dividends, etc., in Woolwich, at the Chief Office, as well as in the towns where the Company has branches - and
Lastly. - It publishes half-yearly an account of its assets and liabilities, attested by auditors appointed by the Shareholders.

By Order of the Directors.

Head Office, Fleet Street. EDWARD LUCKES, General Manager.​

​

 

[Great Engellex]

SHIPPING & RAIL

The Free Union has several notable institutions.

The ROYAL CUNARD & STAR LINES

When the first Cunarder, back in the early eighteen-twenties, made her way into Henrietta - Southern Himyar, she was acclaimed the wonder of her time. Since that day, Cunard leadership has been demonstrated again and again. Today when one of the famous Cunarders passes the Battery, she represents but one unit of the Company’s fleet, which remains unsurpassed in construction, magnificence of passenger accommodation, cuisine, service, and general management.
​

The Fastest Passenger Service in the World.

BORUSSIA SARMATIA SAAMISKAVIA FRANCONIA​

Other Services - a little less speedy but no less comfortable - by BELMONTINA, ARENDIA, CORNAVIA, VISTRACIA, TYSREINIA, ENGELLICIA, FRESCANCIA, TALEMANDARA

Borussia (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Henrietta (Weekly)

Franconia (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Bordeu (Monthly)

Saamiskavia (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Nouveau Port (Monthly)

Sarmatia (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Nokanawa (Monthly)

Belmontina (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Wessingham (Twice-Monthly)

Arendia (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Kahuna (Monthly)

Cornavia (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Lumina (Twice-Monthly)

Vistracia (Second Class and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Porte de Victoire (Twice-Yearly)

Tysreinia (Third Class and Freight.) - Hammersmith to Henrietta (Weekly)

Engellicia (Third Class and Freight.) - Hammersmith to Danzig (Weekly)

Frescancia (Third Class and Freight.) - Hammersmith to Wing Sing (Weekly)

Talemandara (Third Class and Freight.) - Hammersmith to Nokanawa (Weekly)

Write for full Prospectus

ROYAL CUNARD and STAR LINES

STEAM SHIP LINES

Cunard House, Lombard Street, Woolwich.​

​

​

[[Seeking New Routes]]

The IMPERIAL & ROYAL LINES

There’s something about fancy headdress night aboard an Imperial & Royal Liner which exactly states the spirit and mood of this extra seagoing vacation to and from Preuti-Borussia. Everybody wins… those who participate and those who watch and applaud. Laughing, relaxed faces everywhere you look. Contagious fun. The timeless content of a great ship at sea where you are fuelled by varied invitations of broad decks… the dance floor… a first-run film or friendly conversation in the lounge… cocktail fun, the exquisite pleasures of international cuisine designed to your order and served with true Engellexic understanding and charm. You will find it hard to believe this complete resort vacation is included free in the cost of your Imperial & Royal Lines crossing… and you’re already planning to travel this way again.

Getting there is half the fun...

Majestic . Titanic . Olympic . Megantic . Arabic . Germanic​

Waterloo House, Seville Avenue, Woolwich.​

Majestic (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Henrietta (Weekly)

Titanic (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Lumina (Monthly)

Olympic (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Wessingham (Monthly)

Megantic (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Nokanawa (Monthly)

Arabic (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Wessingham (Monthly)

Germanic (First Class, Second and Third Class.) - Hammersmith to Nouveau Port (Monthly)​

[[Seeking New Routes]]

HAMMERSMITH BLUE STAR LINES
[[TBD]]
The GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
[[TBD]]
The GREAT SOUTHERN RAILWAY
[[TBD]]
The GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
[[TBD]]
The IMPERIAL SOUTHERN EXPRESS
[[TBD]]
​