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Dunstan Times, Issue 629, 8 May 1874, Page 2

PROSPECTUS OF THE . I\UNSI’\N DISTRICT FLOURI) MILL CVMP.VN Y i(T<» bo Registered nmler the Limited Lialii'lUJ Act.) Capital £3,000, in Six Hundred Shares of £.) each ; 10i. deposit on applicate" u, Ifls. on allotment, and (he hj dance in calls of 10s. each, on« month's notice to hi given of each call. PROVISIONAL ’DIRECTORS, Messrs Hazlett Messrs F J Wilson Finlay Auckland CAIIBRt’bGB GooDtJER Williams Fache Sinclair. Bankers: Panic of New South Wales. Treasurer— A Christophers, Esq. Secretary— G Fache, Esq. It has long been felt by the inhabitants of the District that'the erection and establishment of a flour mill would prove of the utmost utility and service. Hitherto, however, capitalists and others Were deterred Tfrom embarking in the enterprise, owing principally to the small quantity "of land taken up for Agricultural purposes. and also to the fact of the 'limited area thrown open by the Government for Selection. But these drawbacks no longer exist, as a con siderable quantity of land is now under cultivation, which is rapidly being increased. From the foregoing and other reasons, the projectors of this enterprise are of opinion that the time has now arrived when the proposition for the erection of a Flour-mill can, witli confidence, be brought before the public for consideration ; especially when, at tins season, the want is deeply felt : while, on the other hand, the undeniable success that has attended the mills erected in a neighboring district offers a bright example, and give such encouragement as to permit an indulgence in the hope of expecting a similar result here, which the iraportance j of the DistridWJustly deserves. The Provisional Directory have deemed it the better to increase the 'Crease the capital by £I,OOO above what (in the first instance) was thought sufficient, making in all £3,000, so as to be in a position, if necessity demands it, to purchase old wheat. But they would impress on the minds of intending shareholders that no more capital will be called up than will be necessary to set the mill in motion and produce flour. i The choice of motive power to be the subject of future deliberations, due considerafion being given to economy. The site of the Mill, also, and other matters of det.i'l, to be left for after consideration by the' Company or their Directors. ■As soon as two hundred Shares are allotted, a General Meeting of Shareholders will be convened,when a Board of Directors and a Manager will be appointed and the Company registered Form of Application for Shares. To G. Fache, Esq. Secretary ot the Duns tan Flour-mill Company. Sir, —I hereby "make appli cation for Shares in the Dnnstan District Flour-mill Company, and en■close the sum of £ , being deposit on the same. I am, Sir, &c., Name (in full) Address Date