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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 16 July 1891, Page 4

PROSPECTUS or fTIHE COOPER 'TIVE ak» FABJL MER.S' ALLIANCE OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). To be Incorporated under thft Provisions of " Tho CorapauiHH Aot, 1683." CAPITAL The nominal enpita of 'thft Aapoolftticn will bt- £260.000 in 60.000 shares of i:5 esdi, paval) c as follows, viz : — 2* 6d on application. 6s on al otrucnt, and the remainder in Ca 1r not exceeding si> per Mibvp, at inttwalH of not le»p Own three montliß. It ifi not ««x---poted that more than £1 per whore vi 1 be necessary. NAVE! Tbe name of the Awoi'flHon will be "Tlio Cu-op'-ratJvi- and tarnif-rK* Alliance of Ntw Zta nod (Limited)," and the Rf'GISTERED OFFICE ot tlul Company will b*> in the City o! Wellington. PROVISIONAL DIRECTOr B : Tho I'rovinfonal Directors of the A>Bociation (until the lirist General Meptin^ of Kliftveholderß shall have been hfld) wl 1 be :— WETitnJOTON. f.l. C.MoKerrow City .. .. . . | George H. I.uxfonl (Jos'.ph Saundcrs Wakara „ .. '• . H. BoWiwon PovUua •• •• Frank Smith Masawati', Kereru „ . . Robert Gardner j. O. I alohelftr _, , , „ „ Jo»f j;h lit-alw D Bnick Fellding .. ... J. Johnson Waib-viupa. Pflathwton .. .. Coleman PViPlipß Furuataiiua . . • . 1 Martini jun. „ , . . (V. < Hiaianif Mabterton ( .Inhn Uamemn / Duncun Puuklo p . . !W. W McOardle .. ••] ihoina^Millerj lueorgi- Whitoombt Webt Coabt. Fordo'l . . . . Jami'p W BRker Campb.'llto\vn.. .. Henry Sanw>n Wavw'ley . . . • Geow S. Bridge With power to add to their wumlier. ROLIOITOBS : Messrs Mentoath * Rtaveey, Lambtor qua?, Wellington. PROVISIONAL SECRETARY Alexander Jardlne. TEMPORARY OFFICE !• In r»ii»tomhonßP onnv fNntlnnnl Mntna' Jiuildingß), in tho City of Wellington. «HArFHROKERS ! MeisrsJT. Kennedy Mncdnnald & Co, i REABOKfI FOR TTT* 1 . PO?'MTION OF TTTE APPn''TAT T ON. 1, The «n<"CM«pfol rfl«ulr« prlrprp 1 by po-orm*i"p i' 1 i-tVpr o rmtrips. and in New Zoala d, • otnlilv hy * 'Ilift Fivnvfv 1 f -• |)(r; ri i j AsiO* oiation of fianterhury (* d.)" Sk The nh 1 i m»r f»flvnntn<?p • r «•»■ Aj?ency of which tlie Bnhspril.ipp 1 pfo»»nr«»T or ron m wrr fthnll be not laern'v client hut proprietrr. T'eo nn' 1 other, consider" tson« Jiavw iii(hie<<(! tl'« p'-omntflrp tolnvitp (•«VtR"Hp i«m frfMi. tin* public hi (own and country. ADVANTAGES*"^ TnE ASSOCIATKN. Tho Association is \ rojw-fed at the inwtfliipp of fftW«>r<» ttnd produr«rs gonprnlly. in order to BP'i»r« io I 1 em hy cooperation the benefits of interchnnce v?h?oK< hnvp bithcrto pone to the merchant or disributor alone. Py o ft -opernti >n in tbe f rmation of the Association llio farmers,, the dnirymin. the frnirjm'wpr, tbo snw inillcr nnd flaxmi ler. th<>wholgro\Ver. other producers, and thesh»r<ho'(l'rs tPTiernlly mny w»!l tlicir piorince nnd 1 uv vhat they >ftver«» 1y con^unie in the ninst invontable nmrlcets. f Jh»* profits of thcAßS>cintiou afrer f n\ment of P M pftn?cs will belonp to »»d be distributed amongst the elinrftbolders. Bnbscriliers will tluip obtftin for j.rodnoe tbe inll market va'no in tlift markets ol the world, subject only to payment of expenses and a rortain fied percentage in order to ennhle tbe Assooiaiion to lay a divi lend not exceeding seven per ce;>t. on canit'K On tbp othpr bard thflv will obtain floods nt who sale pricps. The AvHOcintion will iolr«ct nnd dupply to Rh«r«-lio!di»rp ion pt nnd d sinter Bfod i'.forn<« i i< n ••<> to »be ata'e of nnd advantages off.-ivd 1 y tbe various inur .(ts ila\<u,hout tiic WorM.. Tlfw .* woniiti n will se.Ji to al'v I ««lf with other kindred ii^titutions. Mild SO by hl|;;V Ilg tI)P On-t ot'S!£t>l:Cy in Ilnmp and F jei^ii maiko e fedncf eo*t, Wlnl 1 increasing eiHciVucy to BhareboMors. The profits 'of thp Ascittion. «fter payment to xlwrehol li>is of a dividend not pxcuelcj; 7 per cenuitn v pou tl"» Amount <f the p»id up cupi »l, will be divided amongst the ahaireholdeni according to the amount of bn<»in is* d dp by ench or otberwisc'as may be from time to time by A majority of shareholders at atty fpra«r«l ui9c(iag dotwiuiiueJi