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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 1 September 1891, Page 4

PROSPECTUS cr THE AVI'ST COAS'I FABMFBS' ASSOCIATION (LIJUTEP.) To bn iv.oorpnrnted under thf-prnfi* woriflnf "Th« Couiponiej Act, 1852." ..-..,.■ ■ CAPITAL,— £200.000 in dO.CCO Slmrcf» of £5 en eh, with, power to increase. ' TfIPST JSSUE of 20,000 Sharea .V Hio offV red lor subscription, in r'»pr ct of wliidi it is only proposed w> cnl up 25a j < v Bbarf, payable as follows, viz, :— Ss /n nppljculjpn, 5s on nlloMuMit'i f n.lHhe'b,nlilfiif «» up to 2i)3 |er Sf »ye in calls" of Cft 'p r Share, t.» !•'«• ,nmde nt inn< i'V^lm of no r . Is" ili n thrne months. -The i-nlnnce of Id* erSh»rewill rpinain as a renew*? (-f in cnl eil capi.a'. It in not pvnprwd Jo vpfiister the- Aesociatio:i until nt l*-ost 4000 Shares nre su wiil'O.l for. In allottjng Slmyen repinl wi 1 be had to j vioi'ity of application, Ter. jmrury Office - WANOANUI. n,OV SIONAL DIBECTORS j W/.NOANi'i.— Hon. J' hn Bryce, Movm-T. Hijijjie. K. E. Fletclier, H. N.Biu-iinni, Alex I i^«i<\ Wavbhlbv Messrs W. wilson. G. Dtiith. Jau.es Aitlcn, Waiter Symes, l>u<cun McDonald. Mabton & Bulls.- Mo.-s;s John W. Mar-hall, DpnaW I'raser, Geoffrey Potts ' avid Scott, John McKelvie, John T Dairy mplc, A. Cruiokshnnk, W. A. Keillor, Arthur Amon, James Howard, James 0. Lilly, Alfred Hops i&vnimQ.' k H.mxombk.— Mnjor ;. |*. Moore, Messrs Alien B. Fimm, ,l?lmrlpß Fit/.U^rl'ort, H. L. Slierwill, Lewi -i rt " Bro\v:!0, Walt' v Jolin-ioru*. W. A. L. Uiulpy.'J' hn ■•Pollußk. Willittin Mills. Owen PicaBants', 11 Jm.-olis. >T; It., Jphnstoue, Alex. D.-.1. D. & : !Ri<iaiioid, Robert Lin' on. '/■ „ ■• Palmeiwtox No til— Messrs William roomie, John Cot o , Itichnrd 0. E. Lurfiy. J'el^' Siewnrr, (>. He* mington J*»uos. A. Jin«a»H. fidwnrd John Armstrong. Sand n .\xn Carnarvon* —M ss-rs J. A. liniley, Jautes Hull, Bobert ii MoKeuxic, ' A ex. MeDonell,- f l«m McKenzie, B S. • hiuiv. Fonry Hammond, Duncan D. McKcnzif. BANKERS Tlisßank of New South \Yfl'e«. SOLICITOR : Mr T. H. Cash, High Street, Muvtnn. MANAGE!!:. To bo appointed aftd* fa*i m e ' iT1 S oFHMnrolioklwvs. HIX'JIETAIiY : {Pro tm) iii 1 Wiilvti- Stu.iil, Wiuieauui. BROK^H: Mr John Stevens, Bulls. SEASONS FOR FORMATION OF THE ASSOCIATION. I.— The obvious necessity that farmers au'l all other producers vpaident o-j the West Cytist, of the North Island of New Zee!iui<l, should be able to dispose of their wool, frozen meat, gvain, dairV^ produce, flax, fruit, and nuy other products at greatly reduced rates of commission, and be able to purchasa nil farm, .aud station .» equipments nfc cost price, plus actual oxi enses. o^^xhe successful rewil a achieved by Co-operative Associations in other countries and in other parts of New Zeulantfciotably, by the Faimeis 1 00-Opefftwve Association in Canterbury. OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION. The Associsstion is established for the purpose nf carrying oh the business of a Co Operative Association in all its branches, iiiolmiinjj the direct importation and supply of iavra and other j[»-quiajtrta, aud the MeniorniiiJiiui iurd Article of Association will enable the Association, 1. — To purchase, lta.be, excJiange, hire, or otlierw&d"aco^re^tW. coh; struct any land, huilHiiigs; vfare- ; houses fcr'the atbiage of w6 0 i; grain, and produce of every descriptio'ij sale-yards, railway sidings, maoliin. cry, all necessary plant, stock-in trade, merchandise, aud all such other realand pe'rfoual property ns by the (iirectors lor the -hue beii-g Blmli be deemed nrcess.iry or con enient for carrying on the business of the Association. 2.— To soil either by public auction or'tty [ ; rivatK contniot. live stock