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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 42, 12 November 1921, Page 13

n I Cambridge Co-Operative Dairy Co., Limited. ISSUE OF £24,700 DEBENTURES At 8 Per Cent, ’ ] IN SUMS OF £lO, £5O, AND £lOO. 50 per cent, on application, balance thirty days. g Security is 26,000 XI shares on which 193. is uncalled, and mortgage over .£157,000 of tho Company’s assets, subject to first mortgage to Bank of I .270,000, This gives at a conservative valuation .£87,000 of security for X 24.000 loan. Meat and Wool may slump, but Butter-fat remains payable. The Company has a TRIPLE Plant anff can make Butter, .Cheese ®r Milk Powder, thus ensuring to its suppliers tho worlds beet price tor tne | Company’s product. Applications will be received at the Company’s Office, Cambridge, at the Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, Hamilton, Cambridge, or Wellington. Prospectus on application to any of the abovenamed. Cut this out and Mail to Secretary, Cambridge Dairy Co., Cambridge. APPLICATION FOR DEBENTURES. THE DIRECTORS, THE CAMBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY, LTD., CAMBRIDGE. Kindly allot me (us) Debentures of £ each having a currency of Ten Years, or less, in terms of Prospectus dated 10th day of October, 1921. 8 I (We) enclose cheque for .£ in full (part) settlement. | I (We) agree to pay the balance within SO days of date of allotment. FULL NAME - OCCUPATION / | I ADDRESS | n E USUAL SIGNATURE I NOTE.—Debentures are issued in £lO, £5O, or £lOO denomination. I mi IW2W I! Xti. W.WXWAMF'ViriiL.'TS’v: mVI wi-inguir, ji. 1 -Sr ■ I *•' ’’M I Wr I flfi .’IMMbiIB I I ■ ■ ■ Ist Wife i B'W Ilf I I GREAT OPPORTUNITY AT PHIL SCHNEIDEMAN £ READY-TO-WEAR SUITS FROM 95/6. | i We have secured at a most favourable discount for cash a manufacturer’s | I range of imported material, consisting of dark and mid grey Worsted, in H pepper and salt pin point and plain and herring-bone desigms. | 1 Tireeds in seasonable colouring and All-Wool English Serges of pure indigo H dve. These materials are made up .into Suite in our own workrooms and are B now completed for you to inspect. They are hand-made and fit perfectly, j SOMEBODY ELSE’S LOSS YOUR GAIN. To secure a first-class hand-made J Suit at a lower price, for these you must call on | P. SCHNEIDEMAN, | TAILOR, Hl Cuba Street, g (2 Doors from Hotel Grand Central.): Lj I A Blunt Mower will Spoil the Lawn. I MJ? & ,^^ ecsfee, ' The Great American Mower is ' Always Sharp , So you do not have the continual expense of sending the machine to g the workshop. The principle is simple—the dead knife or cutting L ' blade is so raised that it is self charpening until the knife is entirely . | worn away. | The five blades are made of crucible tool eteel, hardened in oil and | tempered in water, giving j, A keen cutting edge p The height of tho cut can be regulated from Jin. to IJin., and the Mower will cut grass 6 inches high;- \ f; Call in and inspect the Great American, the finest Mower made. E W. Mills & Co. Ltd. Cornet Jervois Quay, Hunter & Victoria Streets, Wellington | \ ■_ | ECONOMY COUNTS ! ' more than ever to-day.’ And to houseI wives, and those yet - housewives, j jteT-sj| l|w ' very importantly is placed the matter ot : I BEST VAEUB in Fu rniture - < fiijj iiWWI By constructing every article in our own factory, ’ WE ELIMINATE MIDDLEMEN’S !; B&WT PROF,TS ’ I Hl!' 'WO EXPENSES IN HANDLING, :| Ijwjlll X W CARTAGE, ETC. i! Thus you obtain the lowest DIRECT price for the highest quality furni- '• ture, while personally dealing with the actual manufacturers. We m- '! - vite enquiries;*' i’l ’•* ' ■ ~ 4m lOWARD COLLIE LTD. STEffiS” I ® Wellington Sonth