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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 4 July 1891, Page 4

PROSPECTUS 0* V fTIHE COOfcEBAWVE v*a»i> FAR- . X mbbs' Alliance of new ZEALAND fatWTBD). To be Incorporated under the Provisions of «♦ The Coropanieß Act, 1882." CAPITAL The nominal capital of tlje -Association . ' will be £250,000 In. 50,000 shates of £5 each, payabc as follows, viz :— 2s Cd on application, 5s on a'otment, nnd the remainder in Callarnot e*geecL ing 6« per jSbare, at intervals of npt Icbb than three months. ' It is not expected ..that ; more than £1 per share wi 1 be necessary, NAME : The name of the Asßocintton will be " The Co-opr rative and Farrows' Alliance, of New Zca and (Lindted)," and the i i ESGISTEHED OFFICE of the Corppanv will be jn the Citjuof • wdii^i -jaaH rnoy:9ipNAL directors i . " Th« Provisional Direotors of the Aiaooia- ' tlon (until the Hrnt General Meeting of fi'mrehoUbrs shall have been held) wi 1 be :— City | George H. TjusctowL (Joseph Sounders] J Makara. , . . .... '•'. H. Bobinßony . Porirai ; 'V.-""' /!l ?7 J irrHfikSitiUh'-''. 1 ';- Kereru . . . . Bohert Gardne'f '' (J. 0. 1 atohelar ■Mm*. ft* ~-f3£lJ£ ■ "■> uitDißttiak>>'' •>•' Feilding „,; jvLluhJtimVk WAinAIUPA. (jiWlthjrtlooill . ■« W■> Vi ■ Coiettian •Pninip'i l '; *M«i»227 /D. Carman Maatorto i . . . . J Oameron :^8 liwW'ittl ? YTsundan Paokle a» 'i'diiti i^fcw* W. MoOardle WbiWtta „ ••] Thomas Miller ' I George Whitoombe Wast Coast. For Jell . . „ James W. Baker Oarapb llt ivra . . . . Henry Sanson Waverley . . ■ • George S. Bridge With power to ajd to their wumber. SOLICITORS :1 Heurs Monteath & Stagey, Lambton .PBOYtSiONAr* SECRETARY Aleiander Jardjne. TEMPORARY OFFICE |l In Castomhouse quay (National Mutual Buildings), in the City of Wellington. RHAREBROKERS ! ' Messrs T. Kennedy Macdonald 16-GO. REASONS FOR THE FORMATION OF THE ASSOCIATION. 1. The successful results achieved by co-operatiou in other cmuitrips, and in New Zealand, notably by 11 The Farmera' iGoroperative AsdOciation of Canterbury (Ld.)" -i ' 2. The Gbvi<tfw^ia<l*ariiafr». of >&n) Agency of whioh'vthe-aubsdtibing producer or consiijneri sball 'be not merely cHent.bqt proprietor. • * Tlie-e and other considetationt have inducfd the promoters to invite Bul>stfi!ipif)h3 >frouQ.^the:>. public! in> town and co.antryv U.I v i.'ix. .<n f * ; '• '..,, ■ :...i.r--^.:t, ; . ,-.-.-. i.v.» .!«;i ADVANTAGES OP THE -. ASSpV OIATION.Tho is"" projected \i the inp^noe.o£i(f6lrtnert iland '^rbdii4 cer3 gQtier(illy,iin-bt(aor,!to;;(Beßure to thtm lby co-operation fcbet b, entifits of interp^uge,, .^^ami,^ gone to the, merch^np.vflri^l^ip^to]; a'on^. ',.' . .. '.;;r «a^y^MHnVtyfrdtVgro^er, d th^i^a{ffi n milleraad.flaxn3i : le«,.tbjtyeoo)grower, mSf^nlieir prodnce a«4 '■■ buy $it&i they TOVerflLljLConsume'in t&vourafcte ro^^^^ n.i& of the Association after payment 1 oT pxpidnses \vill belong to ajj^r;' be .. distributed amongst the !^shsiraioMers. Subscribers will thus obtain for produce^ the full market value in the markets of the world, subject only to paymenft of expenses and ,a. certain order'to enahTe. tlie 1 Association to pay a dividend n r o,t Ci eHgei3din^'tseven! percent, on oapit»tnr*>j ' 1 iOW;. -the other nanE thgp^iH ob tain goods' nt wh.o.iffsarej trices. / ( •'^ftie Association will (jftUect and -"isuiply to sliareholder^. f»rp)i\pfr and itf.Binterfsted information as to , tlie •"*t»e of nnda'drfiiSfu^ o3"aW,r% the various markets ihroughuut the wb-ld. — - — Th^ Association will seelc to ally itself With other f kindrei insti tii tibhs, and so by sharing --tUd cbßt"of'%gericy in Home and Foreign nirtflie 1 s reduce cost,' wb ile sincreadi rig ' efficiency to Bnareholdors. ! ;r The profits of the. Association, after payment t6; shareholders of a di\ dend not Axceeding 7 per centum «P<n the amount of the paid up capital, will he divided, amongst the shareholders according to the amount of bu3ine3§ done |>y,; each or otherwise as may be from time to time by a maJQttty.: I p|',lfeftnihoWerß at any jfeuoiui iucuitg d.;U>riointdt