Robert F Masterton (1866- )
Company Secretary
Robert F Masterton trained as an accountant in Glasgow and later in life served as Company Secretary with a number of businesses connected with Rhodesia. Newspaper references to him tend to be in the business sections.
Genealogy
Robert F Masterton is the fifth of eight children and third son of James Masterton and Susan Fraser. James's father, also James, practised as a veterinary surgeon in Scotland. The trail goes cold beyond that. A small tree for this group has been labelled 'Edinburgh (3)'. Details of Robert's immediate family and ancestors can be found at the following link.
LIMITED.
Head Office - 129 St VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.
GUARANTEES DEBENTURES; HERITABLE BONDS, &c.
Accepts Cautionary Obligations, acts as Trustee for Debenture Holders, and assists in Converting Businesses into Limited Liability Companies.
Offices, Secretary, and Staff provided for Public Companies at inclusive terms.
ROB.F. MASTERTON, Secretary.
129 St VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.
The Scotsman
18th May, 1894.
An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of this company was held in London yesterday for the purpose of confirming the resolution passed at the meeting on 12th March last to wind up the company voluntarily. Mr Percy Inskip, who presided, moved the confirmation of the resolution, and it was seconded by Mr W. Rhodes, and unanimously adopted. On the question that Mr Robert F. Masterton, the secretary, be appointed liquidator for the purpose of winding up, Mr Lindley took exception to the election of that gentleman, and was entering into the past history of Rhodesia (Limited) when he was interrupted by the Chairman, who said that all such matters had been disposed of at a meeting of shareholders held in Glasgow. Proceeding, Mr Inskip said the.......
The Scotsman
28th March, 1906.
LIMITED.
£120,000 SIX PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE
DEBENTURES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That INTEREST COUPON No. 20 will be paid at the COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED, 62 Lombard Street, London, E.C., on or after WEDNESDAY the 1st of January 1908.
By Order of the Board.
R.F. MASTERTON, Secretary.
Salisbury House, London Wall, London, E.C.,
16th December, 1907.
The Scotsman
20th December, 1907.