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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 402, 25 November 1876, Page 2

sjuulic goitres. PROSPECTUS XNC'REiSB Or THE CA.tlTi.Xi Of tllß ! /jTOUNT IDA PASTORAL IN- ■ VEdTMKNT COMPANY, LIMITED. Present Capital, £35,000. Increase of Capital to £40,0C0. NEW ISSUE OF 15W ADDITIONAL SHARES OF £lO EACH. Dapmilon Application £1 per share, and £l payable on Allocution. Balance by calls of £'l, at interval* of 'One Month. DIRECTORS. WALTJ-'H ??IDV:E I> V VTD B A RKON WILTIAM I-EWMAN H. W, KOBI VB' >N THOMAS J ICKHON SIMON HEWITT M.J. S. MACKENZIE STATION MAN AGE a-. GEORGE OLTVKB. 'BAN KB 381 tom bakk oe bew south 7? ales; agents;, ME3SBa"WRiariT, stepitenson 4 CO., DUNEMN. SOLICITORS i XJUNEDIN—MESSRS. HAGGITT JBRO9. & BRENT. NASE BY—MR. G. F. ROWLATT. SECRETARY. E. T. GEORGE. The Directors of the Mount Ida Pastoral Investment Company, Limited, encouraged by the success that lias attended the operations of the Company on the Ewebum Run, have thought it advisable to cxend its bush ess by the purchase of the Ridges Station, ■which they have succeeded in effecting ou very advantageous terms. In view of this" extension of business it hns been thought advisable, an? 1 , the Company has decided, to increase the nominal capital to £IO,OOO, by tlie creation of 1500 additional shares of £io each. Of tluse 1000 only will now be placed in the market, the reminder being kept in reserve, in ease smother opportunity should occur of ti'lvantugeously extending the sphere of tho Company's business. The Company was originally started with a nominal capital of £25,000, oi' whi-h £21,070 has been paid up. There are 31)3 original • shares still unissued, and it is considered that these, with 1000 shares of the new issue, will "be (imply sufficient to place tho Company in a position to carry oa tho two Stations in an independent manner, and give a very hand•otne profit to invoitors. The character of the country of the Rugged Bidges Station is well .known as most favorable to sheep, and the price at which the purchase has been made is such as to ensure a «j»ood return, even at present prices of wool, while the fnct that the two Stations can be worked us one gives u. guarantee for economy in management,. It is confidenty exoected that a considerable number of the shares now opened for al- ' Ibtment will ; ; i taken up by the present shareholders, who may desire to inorea»» their interest in tho Company; and, in case the applications should exc j ed the cumber of shares ; availablo for allotment, a preference will be f>iven to present shareholders, in proportion to the number of shares already held by them. ; In order to place'old and new shareholders »on an equal footing, it in proposed that, as regardo' Ridges Station, the holderß-of • new shares shall participate in «U tho profits from the date of purchase, viz., Ist. August, • 1876; and, an rojards tho Eweburn nnd 'Eden Creek Run?, from the date c;f allocation cf shares, in proportion to Ihe arnomt, paid up on the 3rd March, bpjng the end of the ■ Company's finnnci.il year. Applications lor shares mu a tbe madß in the form annexed, nnd forwirded to the .Secretary Mount Ida Pastoral luit'ntment Company, Limited,'not Inter than Monday, November 27th, 1876, together with a deposit of £1 per share -£l pr share to bo payable on allotment, nnd the remainder bv call* of £1 per share at intervals of one month, viz., on January 1, February 1, March.l, April 1, May 1, Juno 1, Julyl, August 1, 1877. Interest, at the rite of eight oer cent, per annum, will be charged on calls in arreur, and six per «ent. •will be allowed upon calls paid in advance. Form of Application for Shares. Date 1876. TO THE DIKECTORB OF THE MOUNT IDA PASTORAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. Gkntxeiibn, — I herebv make application for Shares in the above Company, and herewith hand you tho sum of £ : :, , being the aino int of £1 per Share deposit on the same; and I agree to take the said Shares, or any less number that may bo nllotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, Yours truly, Signature Name in full Occupation Address NoDate received Address to Mr. E. T. Gkoeoh, Secretary, Mount Ida Pustoral Invastment Company, Limited. G HATEFUL- COMFORTING. BREAKFAST. *' By a thorough knowledge of the natural Law's which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful applioa. tion of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage •which may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of B'tbtle maladies are floating arouud us ready to attack wherfiver there h a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shift by keeping ourselves well fortihV! with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."—See article in tho 'Civil Service Oa^'Ae.' Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold in packets (tins for abroad) labelled:- ■ JAMKS EPPS & CO., HOMOEOPATH 10 (/'HEMIMT.-I, •ftS, Thread needle-street, and 17'', Piccadilly. Work*, EustonKoad and C tauten Town, Loudon,