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Dunstan Times, Issue 1040, 24 March 1882, Page 2

Now Advertisements fl LENDERS will be received till the -A. 29 th for packing material for 10 miles of fencing. Particulars on application to JOHN STRONACH, Manager. Matabamii Station, March 22, 1883. NOTICE. ON and after 15th April all strange Stock found trespassing upon Ida Valley Station, except such as may have been specially arranged for before that date, will be impounded. The undersigned will entertain applications for special arrangement only from miners’ resident within the boundaiies of the run, who are not owners or lessees of any land, and who desire to keep milking cows for actual home use within reasonable limits, the station will continue to provide grazing for such stock free of charge. I’. F. DENNISTON, Manager. Ida Valley Station, March 20, ’BB2, PROSPECTUS. op The red eion brewery COMPANY (LIMITED.) CAPITAL .. ... £100,0<10: In 100,000 Shares of Ore Pound each The first issue 60.000 Shares. Of which it is proposed to call up 10a per Share, as follows :—2- 6d on application, 2s 6d on allotment. 2s 61 in three months, and 2s fid in six months. Provisional Dirf.ctors. James Scoirr.Aß, Esq, late of W. and .1 Seoul,ar) Jacob Isaacs, Esq. (Hallenstein Bros, and ('o ) W Thompson, Esq (late of Criterion Hotel) John Sibbald, Esq. (Provincial Hotel) T. W. Kempthohne, R--q. Dunedin P. SirvwiiioHT. Esq.. Dun"din. William Watson, Esq. (Martin and Watson) Robert Paterson, Esq. (Paterson and M'T.eod) William Rov.se, E=q., Dunedin Jruus Hyman, E«p„ Rattray street, Dunedin John Airman, Esq., Mornincton, ! Innodin WILL'AM La nolands, Esq., Alva street, Dunedin. Bankers. The Colonial Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors Messrs Sievwrigbt, Stout, and Co. Brokers : Ritchie, Bart'eman, and Co. And W. H. Quick. This Company is pr. jecte ! fo- (he purpose o f taking over and e’.Tying on the web known and old esi.abli died Business of t’ne Tied 1 km Brewery wlik hj has Brea successfully e niei! ou by Mr Maurice Joel for the last ! 5 years. It is nr: anticipated that .any farther cauls than an above stated will require to 1 o made, as *l.-Joel will 'eavp, at the opt : ou c-f the Direcrr-rv. £'5.000 of Ihe purchasemoney on s>cn ed dcbeii'uru* of the Company, for a term of seven years, bearing interest at never, per cut per annum, and he will take 2U.0C0 shares which will leave 40,000 shares for distribution. He will a'so undertake the management for two years. An agreement has been entered into i between Mr.Joel and the Provisional Directors to tbo a' ove effect.

Tha T?"i! f/.m B’ .'.vory has always maintain. d a high repute, non since i!s estaldi hnient in 1-0?, ami lias taken more prizes than any other in the Colony, ami the beer is consumed expensively in both lalamls. Taking the average profits of the last 10 years as a standard, the business shows with the rents of the properties and interest of loans, a profit of 18 per cent, per annum on £30,000 (the sum proposed to ho called up) verified by Messrs William Brown and A. Banleman, accountants, as pier their certifies* e below. The profitable nature of carefully-managed brewing companies is well known ; and it may he safely said that this investment will constitute one of the mad lucrative of the kind in the Colony The brewery land consists of 1 acre 27 poles (freehold), having frontages to Great King and George streets, Dnneden, and contains a well, affording a never-failing supply of tlm t-ext water for brewing in the Colony. Upon this land are erected the substantial and well-constructed brewery buildings, ci nsistingof brick and stone mashing and storage premises, large brick and stone cellar, stone fermenting rooms, stone malt-house and kiln, brick and stone bottling stores, ami biick stables, together with fixed plant of the most modern and approved construction, wi'hbrewer's i esidenco, offices, and other premises, which, with the goodwill, extensive connection, and business of the proprietor, will he taken O'er at the price of £l7 000. The o her properties, consisting of freehold and leasehold hotels, loans to hotelkeepers (secured), stock of beer, materials, barley, and malt, good book-debts, loose plant, and furniture and stock hi hotels, will be taken at a price to bo ascertained by va'nation. The total purchase-money is estimated to amount to about f40.000. As the business has been a profitable one to Mr Joel, the Provisional (directors can with confidence recommend it as a safe and sure undertaking to investors, and one capable of much further development;. The large interest retained by Mr doel in the business is a guarantee of bona Jides ami of the success of the Company. Applications for shares may he lodged with the Brokers or with the Colonial Bank of New Zealand, Dunedin, and its branches throughout the Colony. The fibaro List will be closed on the 6th April, 18S2. Acf!onNTA«T'a Bkpo"t, At the requ-st of Mr Mam ice Joel, wc. have examined the profit and loss account in his books fnraperiod . f lOyoars, embracing the years 1872 and 18SI inclusive, and extracted therefrom all credits and debits arising from ordinary trade transactions, and wa find that the results run very evenly throughout the period, and that without taking into account the rental of tenements at present, vacant. The average of the ‘fade profits, less trade expenses and had •ehts, a ided to present r. Ms and interest, tired nee a m-fc result equal to 18 pier. cent, •n £30,000. (Signed) \ ' v l f J.IAM BP OWN, ( A. BALTJ.iiM/iN.