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THE CUBA REVIEW 



HAVANA 



EARNINGS OF THE SANTIAGO ELECTRIC 

 LIGHT AND TRACTION COMPANY 



1914 1913 



August Gross $38,624 $38,418 



August Net 18,950 17,549 



First 8 Months: 



Gross 309,984 302,452 



First 8 Months: 



Net 151,905 136,100 



NEW OFFICE FOR DR. LUACES 



Director of Agriculture, Robert L. Luaces, 

 who had occupied that post ever since General 

 Menocal went into power, has resigned and 

 will devote his time to important work in con- 

 nection with the agricultural interests of the 

 Government. 



Hereafter he will be at the Government 

 Agricultural Experiment Station. 



HAVANA'S POPULATION 



At the last census of Havana taken in 1913, 

 the city had a population of 350,906. 



An ice plant has been established in the 

 premises occupied by the Elecrric Light Co., 

 of Colon, Matanzas Province. 



The Royal Bank of Canada 



INCORPORATED 1869 



Fiscal Agent of the Government of the Republic of 

 Cuba for the Payment of the Army of Liberation 



Paid-up Capital, 



and Reserve $25,000,000.00 



Total Assets $180,000,000.00 



Head Office MONTREAL 



New York Agency 



Corner William and Cedar Streets 



Branches in Havana: Obrapia 33, Galiano 92, 

 Monte 118, Muralla 52, Luyano 3 (Jesus del Monte); 

 Antilla, Bayamo, Caibarien, Camaguey, Cardenas, 

 Ciego de Avila, Cienfuegos, Manzanillo, Matanzas, 

 Nuevitas, Pinar del Rio, Puerto Padre, Sagua la 

 Grande, Sancti Spiritus, Santiago_de Cuba. 



Established 1844 



H. UPMANN & CO. 



BANKERS 



TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS 

 Correspondents at All Principal Places of the Island 



Safe Deposit Vaults 



Manufacturers of the Famous H. Upmarin 

 Brand of Cigars 



FACTORY: OFFICE: 



Paseo de Tacon 1.^9-108 Amargura 1-3 



ESTARLISUKI) 187C 



N. GELATS & COMPANY 



BANKERS 



Transact a general banking busi= 

 ness — Correspondents at all the 

 principal places of the world 



Safe Deposit Vaults 

 Office: Aguiar 108 



The creation of baby crecheries in each 

 borough in Havana to take care of the chil- 

 dren of workingwomen. 



There are at present but five crecheries in 

 the city, and in the opinion of the local health 

 officer there should be at least fifteen. 



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