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Manawatu Herald, 20 February 1892, Page 4

'"PROSPECT 05' ..HEW SV T COAS !• VARMERg < 0-0 .TTtiTIVE, ASSOCIATION (LUOTED.) :i. bb incorporated un^er the pn 1 ' si on s of '" Tha Coiuj-'aniea Aol • 1862." ... . CAPITAL,— £200,000 in 40,000 Shares of £ each, with power to increase. TJ-IRST. ISSUE of 20,000 Sharp ■I ■■' are ofl'tred ior subscription Tii rtsprct of viiiel) it is only propose* to cnl! up 2Es por Share,' payable a j'.!!r\vs,.viz. : — ss on application', 5 (,ii iilioi-^iont, and the balance up ti 25s ■ per, Bliare in calls of 5s pi: . kShan:, to be made at intervals o not If us tlianthrso months. Th< Ijnlance of 7ys f-QV ShHrewillremaii ." v as $:i ;^oyv(vof: i\nci''le(l capital. I '■i iii, Ji^jJuoposfcd to register, the A sso ciatio nniil, at least. 4000 Bhaiei ar&sut scribed fof.^ftn allotting bhares regard* will be^MaS to j rioritj of anpHcation. : : " Temporary 0&;ce - WANGANUI * PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS , r ty „ John liryce, WANGANcj-Hon. T<l Kletc J Messrs T. Higgle. *.. : x H N. Harrison, Alex, Fn^ K^ n G. Death. James. Aitto, waver Byraes, l-)u< can McDonald . Martoh & BtJLLs.-Mes»rs JoL n "W. Marshall, Donald l'ras«, Geof- . irey Potts. : avid Scott, John McKelvio. Jolm T. Dalrymple, Afruielcshank, W. A-. Keiller, Arthur Amon, James Howard, James U: LUlr, Alfred Rorb , ■ Feildiku & Halcombb. — Major F Moore, Messrs Albert H. Fmnis, -.-Gharlea FitzHerbert, H. I"*? 1 ;^"- --will, Lewis S- Browne, Walter Johnrtona. W. A. L. Bailey, J hn Polloclc, William.. Mills, Owen Pleasants, H. Jacobs, J.: .B. Johnstoue, Alex. Bell, I). G..K3|kfQrd, Robert Lihton.- •■- • •'''' , r wi pALSffiasTON Messrs VVillam.CQCiinbs, John Cotter, Richard Q;S^arey, Peter Stewart, _G. Re- . -in&gicta ; Jones, A. Kussell, Edward John Armstrong. Sandpn asd Cabnarvon.— Messrs J A. Bailey, James Bull, Robert B. McKenzie, Alex. McDonell, 'I om McKenzie, B. S. Penny, Fenry Hammond, Duncan D- McKenssio, - BANKERS Tlic-Badc of NewSoutliAVaios. SOLICITOR : . Jir T. E. Cash .High Street, Mavton. MANAGER: T<. be nrpointed'after first meeting of SlwirehcldHrs. . : (Pro -km) Iv .NYaltoi. fcimail, Wan-. !, BBOKEU :. jir John' Stevens, Mis. 3-'baso:lb for formation of tv^e association. , 1 —The obvious necessity that farmer's and all other producers resident on the West Coast of the . North Island of New Zealand, should be able to dispose of their wool, frozen meat, grain, dairy produce, flax, frnit, and any other products at greatly reduced rates of commission, and "be able to purchase all farm 1 and ..station requirements aj; ■* coet price, plus actual expenses. ■ 2.-4.The successful resul's achieved by Co-opera'tiye Associations in other flduiitrieg and in other parts of New Zeaiftnd-hotably, by the Farmers' . < % o-Operative Association in Canter.bury. 1 '■" • ' *-■ ; *, , OBJECT^ OF THE ASSOCIA- . *■■■ tion: „ ' ..- The Association is establiabed for the purpofsei of carrying-on the business of i Co (Operative Association in M its branches; deluding ,the direct importation and supply of farm and,. other station requisites; an^ the i^emorandumi, - aiid Articles of Association .will enable the Asso^ citftion, . , /' l. — To pnrchaße,.,lease, exchange, hirer ot otlierwise acquire and ""■ struct any land, bmldings.v ;Warehouses; ; fcr the storage of wopVprajn, .^sd produce of every description; Csale-yarday railway sidin|B, maohjii^ *. cry. .all necessary plant, . stock-in-trade, merchandise, and all such Ipfijet^ahan^ jpersptfal property as ' by j^ie direcfors for tlie fime Being: Bhnli be ne^ssHry or ; y nvei i ient for oarrying oh the business oEthe Ass6ciat^on.\/: 'Xt ; ■> ; / "o.^to, sell either by public auc tioi? or % prjiva<«;isbntrftot. live stock «