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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 27 June 1891, Page 4

Of THE . 6b-OPEI^WTVF? j^l pH. Sl|B^^ ALOANCr W *NE& ZEALAND (Limited). To be Incorporated under the i>rovisioEß of. ll I Tbe;ClompMlflsAe^.ißpß.y.... / , CA|ITAL, will be £256.m In SOTOOO ' sharps of tS oacli, payab c as follows, viz :— 2s Cd on application j fi?!nn,a' r otinent, snd the remainder in Caiilsnot exceeding 5? per'Shari", at, Yritervjvts i)t not I«hp than tiirrt i tooHffiir. : * ; It L to MotV«x p»ct*»d that more than £1 ppr share wil be necessary. *■" ' 'namF:' .'!. ';' " : '. .'. ", ; The name of th« <pftoHat'ionwill'*»« "thr Cov^rr-rative and Farmrvs' Alliance of Ken Zea and (Limited)," and the REGISTERED OFFICE of o| •■ ' " ~ ' ' eJ TBOVT^ONAte'toto^Olfe:^ 11 " Tho Proviiional Directors of the Apsooialion (until the Kmt Genpral Meeting of fiharehohlctra shall have been held) villw:-. . „ r l H. C. MnKprrow,? / City •• .. . A Oeorjrp. H. T^ford--■'■■u-t -jUflfSPfr^WA^rs,: Poritua '. . ; i ' \ .'■■ -Fiiwra'SiAttH ' „ Mjutawato, Koreru . . . . Itohert Gardner _ J. 0. ratchelar Palm«»U, n No^.,v,J|^^ 1 ?/ . . lioiiAßtßulbk " Ftildlng .. ... J. Johnson ■ o\vlttiu*iwl J ** '•■■■' ■' | " P«athef)iton .. •";■? y (*6lpinnVi PJii' fipftj* 1 Puruatangt .. „ John Martin, jun. /Duncan Puckle|9 »«!.««♦„. JW.W. McOardle . Pfthlatua . . . . j Thomag Mjllef •. r. \ George Whitcombe Wbst Coast. Fordell ..* . . James W. Baker Camplwlltown.. .. Henry Sanson Waverley . . '. . George S. Bridge With power to add to their wumbor. .7iV;;; i; >- SOLICITORS fa Itmn UenteatbJ &^Mkve%^>Lambton quay, Wellington. PROVISIONAL SECRETAEY . /: ' Alexander Jardine. TEMPORARYiOFFICE ll in Customhouße qnar (Natinnal * Afntual BuUdlng"), in the City of Wellington. flHArtEflßOSSEnftsi '-0 1 itmn T, Kennedy ilaodonald & Co. REASONS FOR THE WR^ATICi^Or THE ASSOCIATION. 1. The succi-ssful resulfs achieved by co-operation r>; other cmiiiHosi, , and in New Zealand, notably by ** The Farmei-b 1 Co-operative Association of Cahtei'bury ' ( lid f .-)| ' ' 2. The obvious ndvantaee of ar Agonoy of wbicli^tbe Bubscribing pvoiltioev or conv^in'oV shall 'be not gaere'y client but proprietor. Tbewe and other- conhiderationo x have induo.tl th^^voniot'erß^to^nviie gubicrip 1 ions ' 'trhm > tile public ' jn town and coDntty; l " •'■' v ' l 'l\\' ir ;!' ''; ADVANTAGES^ THE ASSO Thi Ats^i^Jbn^Vrojpe^'at tha inatande of fkrttieW' find - produ - •trt generallyi^ft&rddf'ito 'senire to thtmby ooy^rßtiyn the (benefits of interchai»Re w.b*obw bavej j^rithp rto gone to the mercbant-or 'distributor Bjr^eftrOpcrati-^ yii^thef formatiibn. of the Aieociation tjj^.ifdrniera/) the' dairyman, th« frnitgro-wer, the sawmUWr. i andfl»lti»iJe»:j < t]> ) e,sTQol0 l ow.ert other producers, and the sharehoidwrs may selUtluur produce nnd l»«y whal^lff^lfv^iUjl^Afeume in the mo«t teTourable markets. The profits of the Association after payment of expenses will belong to and be distributed amongst the rtfcarftbolders. ' SoHscribers will thus obtain for produce the full market vnlne in the markets of the world, Bobfeot on^r |o tfiaiPfff^xp^ris^s! and a oevtain fixed percentage ( in j order to enaMeothelJAsribiiiiiUoß Ho pay a <li vidonrl 4int ♦rcefedihg''- seven pet; cent, on capital. ,iii>'«''i ,'vtii «•>:>•: Oo the , othe»c liaqdi tbeVvwiH ebtain coods at who' < sale prices. The Association- -wtll ro : lect and supply to abarehollLlern ?>ronmfc and d aifeateVf ipMS^P WW tho state of And advnntnqfes offorert hy tbo various umrlicn^throughout tho werW. ,,' « ', r v r in Rome and jTOJW^^SI'S^niA? tp»«t, while- inbrei^{fife 1 'e < ffl^ncy W Sharehddera. . of'Hl&'s JK^fl^fiitiori;! afterpayment^otshHf^lfolderß'of a dividend^rtot^TC«^in^7»p^r 6ißnt\jrA |i^rjrltH«v amouwt i^ti^ wiH be divided amongst the gSfireholder* according to the amount -iof^simew* dono J^y-Tgach or otherwi«e at tnaj* be^from time to time by > majority of shareholders at any genera! meeting dotonninedk