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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 924, 4 July 1891, Page 4

Pro*|tectu* ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS . FAUMEKB 1 UNION GRAIN, PRODUCE, & KINANCB COMPANY, LIM.TKD. To be registered otuh'r (ho CoUipatiiee Acti 1883. Capital, With power to increase, £2&,QQO, In £1 shares, To be paid for as follows :— le per share on application, Is per share oa allotment, and the bal lance m calls sot to exceed Is per share per month. Provisional Dißbx/roas. David Brown, Auiberley W.T. Mitchell, OaHhmere VVjllmm Brown, Sharxra Trank Thomas Dawson, Ilornbji James Kennedy, Lanadowne John Brears, Hallrett ' David Hawkins, Yaldhurst T. S. Manson, ; Teddington F. W. Quaife,' Halswell C. H. Walters, Marshland Isaac Sargattf, Ashburton Daniel Brick, Ashburton | ; With power ts add. B a we bbs : Th« Union Bank of Aastralia, Limited . SoLioiTOhs: Loughrey and Lane. . . „ Brokers: Barnes Bros. Seobetaby: : George Hutci|insbn. The Farmers' Union Grain, Produce, nnd Finance Company, Limited, as formed as a Jnion to enable .Farmers to corobina as a large body of men to do all those things which from time to time are m their general and united interest. i : The Articles of Association will enabU the Company to buy an*l soil, irnppitor. export all kinds of grain, dairy an j other prodnce,; good&, inocliinery, merchandise or manufacture^ live or dead Stdcl? ; to buyjind ; :Bell freehold leasehold' pr'ai party,, either on coimuissiou Or otherwise; to advance or borrow money on. securities of any kind or wilheut the same ; to carry on any kind of retail or wholesale business ; to grind and crush corn or pulse of auy sort; to cut chaff, and to transact general morcantile business oh commission er otherwise. ; ■ ;.:',, ; The co operative principle will be thoroughly carried out ,m all, transact ions, and the ppßts divided amongbt the meat bers. ■ ' • ■ . '''../' „: ,' For Prospectuses apply, to the Brokers or Secretary, who are authorised to receiva applications for shares and deposits. ... , . C. H. WALTER^, p ' '.' ' / ■■■•■■',•'. Cbaiiaiiiß. -],-■■/: Bunluerm Woticea PUBLIC NOTICE. TO MY CLIENTS AND FARMERS v GENERALLY. TiTAVINGaII the latest Machine^ *■:•*• am prepared to Cut Grtisa for ! naf Cut or Sttip Grass Seed, or Contractor Harvesting generally. „ : ;; GEORGE SANDREY, ■. Leeeton, < PUBLIC! NOTICE. ;li W. EDW4EDS, BAKER AND CONFEC,TIONER, 51, C'OLOMBO-ROAB, „.'.-_ Sydenham, ; BEGS to draw .the attention ef the . . public of the EHeamer<* JJiatriet that he ia prepared to undertake orders t« supply Dihnera, Luncheons, Tea Meetiagf, School Treats, Balls, Gatherings, &c, ia town or country; Special arrangements made fer Pi«ni« and School Treats. r All Orders punctually attended to. Marquees, Tents, Boilers, Cutlery, and Crotltery on hire. } R Q; B. Bishop, 'WIN* -AND SPIRIT MERCHANT ~* : .; l ' i . "Ik4 r ARi4AG^-STREET > l[ . \'[ _ : (jiißimjiaußCH. TTlSoa Sale MAKTELL'S aad BE^ ;' HEMY'S PALE BRANDIES, itINAIIAN'S L.L. WHJIIBY And all the other leading brands • kerJt m stock. ADELAIDB WINES. A large assortment » I ways, on hand. Country Orders receive prompt attentioa. Cases carefully packed for road or rail. Oanterlbury Hat, Cap, & Mercery Depot. THE undersigned begs to inform kis country customers that he is now opaning New Season's Goods, compridef the latest novel tieß, shapes and patterm, m Gentlemen's Hats, Shirts,. Ho«i«ry, Scarfs, Collars, &c. Teanis Shirts, m Silk and other materials. Pyjamas CriekeMng aad Boating Suits, White and Fancy ; Summer Waistcoats, Ti availing R««jiiaiUs, &c, &«, INSPECTION INVITED. C. P. HULBERT, HIGH-STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.