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Dunstan Times, Issue 340, 30 October 1868, Page 2

WAKATIP FLOUR MILL CCMPY, HAYES’ CREEK, ARROW. To be Registered under the JointStock Companies’ Limited Liability Act. 'Capital.£2,ooo, in two hundred shares of £10; £2 1-Os. payable on application, and the 1 alance in equal instalments at intervals of not less than two months. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. R. Pbitchaep, Esq,, Arrowtcwn P. B. Boult, Esq., Speargrass Flat W. Scores, Esq., Arrowtown 11. J. CcrE, Esq,, Lake Hayes T. MTntvke, Esq., L: ke Kayes J. Butel, Esq., Spring Falls Farm \V. Butler, Esq., Arrowtown M. Mallaguan, Esq., Queenstown J. Domev, Esq., Queenstown V/. G. Huff, Esq., Queenstown. Provisional Treasurer— E. Pritcuaru, EsqProvisional Secretary— B. P, Boult, Esq. Bankers The Bank of New Zealand Queenstown and Arrowtcwn. Agents at Clyde— Messrs. Cope & Factie. t S soon as two-thirds of the number J \ of shares have been subscribed for a meeting cf shareholders will he cdhd, for the purpose of electing a permanent Directory, when the election if the mill will be at once proceeded with. Early application for shares is necessary, more than one-li-tif of the required number being already taken up. To want of a second flour mill in tin Wiikatip district has long been felt io be a pressing necessity, and the Promoters, in ulacing the present company bet ore th ) public, hope to secure the co-operation of the farmers, graziers, settlers, store-keepers, miners, and other residents in this and surrounding districts, the object of the Promoters being to establish a mill purely f.r g.isting purposes, thereby giving customers equal advantages in bringing their produce into the market. A most elig ble site has been secured at ‘ite Pal's of Hayes Creek. The water power is ample and permanent, end r.o stoppage of the machinery can possibly occur at any season of the year for want of the necessary motive power, while the machinery wll lie sufficiently effective to meet any sud dta or unexpected demand. The Promoters of the Wakat’p Plour Mill Company wish it to be thoroughly understood that the site of their est blishment is in the very c-.’u'ro of the district ; it is easily accesHble from the Dun stun and Cromwell, almost ahutti g on the main trunk road to Queenstown, and there is no necessity for crossing that highly dangerous river the Shotover. The largo alluvial flats surrounding the Arrow and on the east bank of the f3h-’to' er can be readily reached by level and good roads. The Promoters have made arrangements with the leading business firms on the various goldfields townships, so that growers can readily dispose of their produce, cither in the shape of grain or flour, and obtain its full market value. FORM cf APPLICATION for SHARES. To 7113 S2CHET Ml 7 OF THE WaKATIT Flour Mill CjMFany, Arrowed, —T, the undersigned, request that you will allot to mo •hj rms in the above Company, and I horrvi'h enclose the amount of deposit required (£2 10s. per share). I also do agree to bo bound by the rules and regulations cf the said Company m.v-c at ar.y Wally convened meeiing