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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 21 November 1891, Page 4

PROSPECTUS or THE WEST COAST FAUMFBfi CQ.QFERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LIMITF.T».) To b 8 incorporated under the provi sions of " The Companips Aci 1882." '.CAPITAL,— £200,000 in 40,000 Shares of £ leach, with power to increase. FIBST ISSUE of 20,000 Shaw are offered lor subscription, i respect of which it is only propose to call up 25s per Share, payable a follows, viz. :— 5s on application, 6 on allotment, and the balance up t 25s per Share in calls of 5s pc Share, to be made at intervals c not less than three months. Th balance of 75s per Share wilj remaii as a reserve of uncalled capital. I is not proposed to register tho A sso ciation" uutil at least 4.000 Share are sul scribed for. In allotting Shares regard will be had to iriorit; of application. Temporary Office * WANGANUI PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS Wakgaktji.— Hon. John BryceMessrs T. Higgie. E. E. Fletcher, H. N. Harrison, Alex. Higßie. Wavehley.— Messrs W. Wilson, G. Death. James Aitken, Walter Symes, Duncan McDonald. Marton & Bulls.— Messrs John W. Marshall, Donald Fraser, Geoffrey Poits. I nvid Scott, John McKelvie, Johu T. Dalrymple, A. Cruickshank, W. A. Keiller, Arthur Amon, James Howard, James O. Lilly, Alfred Ross Feilding & Halcombe.— Major F. Moore, Messrs Albert H. Finnis, Charles FitzHerbert, H. L. Sherwill, Lewis S. Browne, Waltr John-stone. W. A. L. Bailey, J hn Pollock, William Mills, Owen PleaBants, H. Jacobs. J. R. Johnntoue, Alex. Bell, D. G. Riddiford, Robert Linton. PALMERSTON NOKTJI.*— MeSSVB Wlliam Coombs, John Cotter, Richard 0. E. Carey, Petor Stewart, G. Remington Jones, A. iiiiftsell, Edward Johu Armstrong;. f akdon and Causarvox.— Messrs J. A. Bailey, James Hull, Robert B. McKenzic, Alow McDonell, T«m McKeuzie, B. B. Penny. Henry. Hammond, Duncan D. MeXmizie. BANKERS The Bank of New South Wnles. SOLICITOR : Mr T. It. CVii, High Street, Mnrton. MANAGER 1 . To be nppointisd nfter jirst meeiing of Hhnrelmlders. SKCRF.TARY : {Pro i em) hv WV.'tv Snni!, WnuUiumi. BROKE H : Mr John Stevens, Bulls. REASONS FOR FORMATION OF THE ASSOCIATION. I.— The obvious necessity that farmers and all other producers reBideut on the West Coast of the North Inland of New Zeclai.d, should T>e able to dispose of their wool. faoz«n meat, grain, dairy produce, flax, fruit, and any other products at greatly Teduced rates of commis■ion, and be able to purchase all farm and station » equipments al ooßt jirice, pins actual expenses. 2, The successful resul s achiever by Co-operative Associations in othei countries and in other parts of Nev Zealand-notably, by the Farmers Co-Operative Association in Canter fcury. OBJECTS QF THE ASSOCIA TION. The Aeaocintion is established fo: the pucpohe of carrying on the bnsi sets of a Co Operative Assooiatioi in all its bronohes, Jnolu-'ing 1 tin direct impor ation and su: ply 0 farm and other otnti'-n r«'<|uißites and the Memorandum and Art olei of Association will enable the Aaao ciatioo, 1, To pUTohase, leafe, exchange hire, or otherwise acquire and con struct any land, buildings, wave houses for the stoiage of wool, pruin and produce of every description sale-yards, railway sidings, maali'ii. cry, all necessary pinti 1 , stock-in, trade, merchandise mid «**l «u<jl: other rea' and per*oiM ■ property at by the directors tor t. v -iii»«» being B lial> be .deemed neces^vy or con >eoient for carryiag on the business of the Association. 2.— To sell either by public auction or by private contract, live stocfc