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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 24 November 1891, Page 4

y»HU ■!!■«■■ !!■■■■ II 111 PROSPECTUS OF THE WEST COAST FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIA* TION (Limited.) To be incorporated under the provi. sions of " The Companies Act, 1882." £200,000 in 40,000 Shares of £6 { each, with power to increase. T7 IBST ISSUE of 20,000 Shares X* are offered for subscription, in respect of which it is only proposed to call up 258 per Share, payable as follows, viz. !— 5s on application, 5s on ullotment, and the balance up to 25s per Share in calls of 5s per Shnr»\ to be made at intervals of not Icsh thnn three months. The balance of 75s per Share will remain as a reserve of uncal'ed capital. It is not proposed to register the Association until at least 4000 Shares are eul scribed for. In allotting Sl)nre.s regard wi'l be had to i riority of implication. Ten-poravy Office . WANGANUI. PROVISIONAL DIBECTORS Wakoanui.— Hon. J"bn Bryce, Muw* T. niggie. K. K Fletcher, 11. N. Harrison, Alex. Ilignie. Wavekuby.— Messrs W. Wilson, G. Dtath. James Aitken, Walter Syinfcs, Duncan McDonald. M Autos & Bulls.— Messrs John W. Marshall, Donald Fraser, Geofirey Polts. I avid Scott, John MeKolvio, John T. Dairy raple, A. (ruickshnnk, W. A. Keiller, Arthur Amon, James Howard, Jnmes O. Lilly, Alfred Boss Feildino & Halcombe. — Major F. Moore, Messrs Albert H. Finnis, Charles FitssHerhert, H. L. Sherwill, Lewis S. Browne, Walter Jolmstono. W. A. L. Bailey, John Pollock, William Mills, Owen Pleabants, H. Jacobs, J. B. Johnstone, Alex. Bell, D, G. Riddiford, Robert Linton, Palmebstojt Noutji.— Messrs Wiliam Coombs, John Cotter, Richard O. E. Carey, Peter Sfowart, G. Remington Jones. A. itushell, Edward John Armstrong. Sandon and Caiwabvox.— -Messrs J. A. Bailey, Jnmes Hull, Robert B. McKenzie, Alex. McDonell, Tom McKenzie, B. 8. l*enny v Henry Hammond, Duncnn D. JlcKenzie. BANKERS The Bank of New South Wales. SOLICITOR: Mr T. R. Cash, High Street, Wnrton. MANAGER ! To be appointed »fttv first ini-bting of Slwvulinlders. SEfIRETAHY : (Vru tan) •<-v Wiil»> r Snriil, WanItllllli.j BUOKlin s Mr John Stevens, Bulls, } EASONS FOR FORMATION OF THE ASSOCIATION. 1.- The obvious necessity that farmers and all other producers, resident on the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand, should be able to dispose of their wool, frown meat, grain, dairy produce, flax, fruit, and any other produots at greatly reduced rates of commissi n, and be able to purchase all faim and station i equipments at cmbl price, pins actual expenses. 2.— Th66iicoeßßfnl re9uus achieved by Co-operative Associations in other countries and in other parts of New Eeaiand-notably, by the Farmers' Cooperative Association in Canterbury. OBJECTS OF THE ASSOUIATION. The Association ia established for the purpose of carrying on the busi. ness of a Co Operative Association in all it« branches, inducing the direct importation and supply oi farm and other station requisites, and the Memorandum and Articles of Association will enable the Association, 1, To purchase, lease, exchange, hire, or otherwise acquire and construct any land, buildings, warehouses for the stoiage of wool, grain, and produce of every description, sale-yardß, railway sidings, machinery, all necessary plant, stock-in-tiade, merchandise, aud all such other rea' and iieiwinal property as by the ilireeton iov .the time being si. nl i bn deemed iie«es.wry or con- \ c»nient lor carrying on the business of the Association. 2.— To sell either by public aucVimi or by i>rivrttb «oMraoti Hf I itOflt