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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 30 January 1892, Page 4

PROSPECTUS ■•-;-."" OF THE WEST COAST FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LIMOTRD.) To be incorporated under the provi sions of " The Companies Aci 1882." CAPITAL,— £200,000 in 40,000 Shares of & each, with power to increase. T?IRST ISSUE of 20,000 Shaw JO are offered for subscription, i respect of which it is only propose to call up 25s per Share, payable s follows, viz. :— 5s on application, 5 on allotment, and the balance up t 25s ]>er Share in calls^ of 5s pf Share, to be made at intervals ( not loss thnn' three months. Th balance of 75s rer Share wiU remai as a reserve of uncal ed capital. l is not proposed to register the A ssc ciation until at least 4000 Shaie are gu> scribed * for. In allottinj Shnras regard wi-lbe had to j-riorit of application. Temporary Office - AVANGANUI PIiOViSIONAL DIRECTORS Wangantti.— Hon. John Bryce Mevsi-8 T. Higgie. E. E. Fletcher H N. Harrison, Alex. Higgie/ Wayehi.ey— Messrs W. Wilson G. Death. James Aitken, Walte Syints, Duncan McDonald. * Marton & Bulls. -Messrs Johi W. Marshall, Donald Fraser, Geof iro-y Potts, ! avid Scott, John Me Kelvie, John T. Dalrymple, A Cvuickshank, W. A. Keiller, Arthu: Amon, James Howard, James O Lilly, Alfred Ross FKiuirari &■ Haxcombe.— Majo: F Moore, Messrs Albert H. Finnis Charles Fitzllerbert, H. L. Sher will, Lewis 8- Browne, Walte: Johnston*, W. A. L. Bailey, J hi Pollock, William Mills, Owen Plea sants, H. Jacobs, J. R. Johnatoue Alex. Bell, 0, G. Riddiford, Rober Linton. .... I'almeuston KonTn. — Messrs \Yu iam 'Coombs, John Cotter, RichaW O. E. Carey, Peter Stewart, G. Re mington Jones, A. Russell, Edwaw John Armstrong. Sandon axd Cabnakvon. — Messri J. A. Bailey, James Bull, Robert B McKenzie, Alex. McDonell, 'Jon McKenzie, B. S. Penny, Henrj Hammond, Duncan D. McKenzie. BANKERS The Bank of New South Wales. SOLICITOR: Mr T. R. Cash, High Street, Marton, MANAGER : Tobe appointed after first meeting of Shareholders. * SECRETARY \ (Pro im) Mr Walter Smail, Wanganui. BROKER : Jtfr John Btevens, Bulls. TEASONS FOR FORMATION OF-TBB ASSOCIATION/ 1 - The obvious necessity thai farmers and all other producers, re. sident" o . the West Coast of the North lsland of New Zee'and, shou.c 1 be aßle to dispose of their wool frozen meat, grain, dairy produce flax, fruit, and any other product! at erently reduced rates of commis ; sion, and be able to purchase al. farm and station requirements at ooat pric^, plua_actual expenses. 2.— TThesuccessfn' results achiever by 00-QwHtive Associations in othei routines and in other part* of Ne? Zea'and— inotably, by the Fanners 00-Operative Association in Cftriter "bury. OBJEOrS OF THE ASBOCIA TIO^. ThejAssooiation Is «BtftbU«hpa fo » > purpose of carrying on the bust . «of a Co Operative As^ociatioi v all its branches, ; neludinff th direct importation and supply o farm and other station requisites and, the Memorandum and Article of Association will enable the Assb ciation, 1 . — To purchase, lease, exchange hire, or otherwiee acquire and con struct any land, buildings, ware houses fcr the, storage of wool, grain and produce of every description Bale-yards, railway sidings, machin cry. all necessary. plant, stock-in trade, merchandise, ana all sue! other real and persona' property a ty the directors for the time bern fhi\i be deemed necess»ry or con v^nierit. for parrying on the businea A oftie ABSobiation. * %~Vq eel! either by public mc