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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 243, 15 September 1883, Page 4

AND REFBIGIBRATINa GOMPANY, .... .... ' - (Limited.) . Tobeßegistered iDt StoCk Companies' Aot,lßßi. k ¥ - (i. „ . £50.000. PAPTTAL ** * '" In 6000 Shares of LIOEAce. " With power to increase Payable^-Ten Shillings on ■JfJJ^Ji fangs on fc r^^ ?ate of Five b^Oalhrnct exceeding at the tate o Shillings pet month per Share. Provisional Directory. "- f abutment of Jofcn T. Dalrymple, Esq,, .Waitatapia. CKaSirohnston, Esq., M;H;R. (Messrs Johnston & Co.) * ' _ '••':"'' Hwnr-Robert Campbell) M. L.w . .* .» W. Waring Taylor, Esq. J. G.- Wilson, Esq., M.H.R. Donald Fraser, Esq. v -ru-v. John McLennan, Esq. OrouaDo^ns OharJe^B; Izard, Esq. (Messrs Izard ano F: H. K*nll, Esq. (Messrs Krull and Go; Joseph Abbott, Esq. Wanganui J. McMenamen, Esq. Terawhm , . , , SoS'StWensV Esq. (Messrs Stevens and .< Bulls) . ' rr. ,«Knli James Smith,. Esq. (Messrs Turnbull Smith, and Co.) .• • »«■„_.-'• C-Cv. Murray, Esq. (.Messrs Murray, Roberts, and Co) James, Bull, Esq. Bulls v A. H. .Miles, Esq. (Messrs Murray Robert,. and Co,) ... John P. Russell, Esq. Wangai^Moana Alfred Matthews, Esq. Featherston Andrew Young, Esq. • E. J. Riddiford, Esq. George Luxford, Esq* -, ■ ™ . F^B: LarkwOrtby,"«sq. Carnarvon Es \ ;tate, Sanson .:.,.>' •-. ; > y.._ a With power .to. add to their number : Banxbbs : ".'• ■ , Tho;Oolonial Bank of New Zealand, -. '-■' 'Somcitors. ' „ ' Messrs Izard and Bell. ' : Inirrimc? Secretary.; Henry Wright. - ■ ■ ■— Temporary Offices. — - r .": Temple ChamberSi i All expenses' m connection with floatinj the Company 'prior to registration to w borne by .the Vendors. . i, ; '' J'.v Thejobiects-mth which this Company .« projected are to purchase, continue, and exte'rid the" businesses of Messrs J. " m^JJ Bkrber,and Woods, Crosbie, and Co. ,whuft have been ,so successfully.earned on for manj years past, consisting -of six retail shops Seat Reserving .arid ..hoihng-down phm complete, paddocks, yards, horses, cartß, an &' ! &6 v ap'plumceß Necessary 1 for conducunj the extensive) btißiness which now. texists. „ --A^chedule of the various .propertiespsett m the business is appended'ati foot, and tn< values having been ascertained, by :a compe tent independent valuator, and, approved bj <to Provisional Director*, »'» K°K"*g take them over »t the sum oi L 18,78- &t vide Schedule A, of which the proprietor wiirretain m paid-up shares tta *a o ii2 j OOO, leaving the balauce to be paid oni oficalls, and to bear, interest ;at the rate of 8 per cent per annum ; the payment to extend Jver a maximum period of five years, or tc 'be reduced by instalments ot not less than LJOOO each, at any earlier date, at the option tff the' Company. ■■ % : . All Book debts will betaken over as they now stand m the books, and they will be guaranteed at 20s m the pound by the vendora. live stock, tallow, horses, carts, tod several smaller properties not already "valued, vide Schedule B, will be taken at a Walmtion on delivery; but all other article* and property of what kind soever wi J b« deemed to be included m the valuation esti'mat;eofLlß,7B9 ss. " , • ( ' ! Th'e Company will be. registered as soon at L 25.000 has been subscribed for, m addition to the paid-up shares to be retained ,by .-.the Vendors, and the shareholders will then bt called together to electa permanent Board and adopt Articles of Association. t* On the Registration of the Company Mesus' Barber will at their own cost con tinue and complete the, erection of a new ! slaughter, house at Hgabauranga, and will remove there, from its present position ib Willis-Btreet, the whole of their meat pre serving macninery and plant. _ I '-* It is intended to take pbwer m the Memo: j random tof Association to enter upon the , business of freezing meat for export, or tc w ' amalgamate with any other Company, ortc purchase any business established tor thai .purpose, and to" manufactuie artificial ma ' , > •' sure? or other products which may be con. • sideredi legitimate adjunct* to the business but for the .present, at. least, it is deemed 7, prudent to rest, satisfied with the knowr T profits of the businesses «s the} stand, withoui • 'embarking m more speculative ventures, anc itirevident that the combination of the tw< 1 establishmenfs under one management mus result m increased profits and largely dimin „s jshedexpenses. ; ; . . : . . . - ( • ': " "' 'The, combined businesses show a net proui "'^f' over 5 i5 per cent,' and it is confideutlj lS expected that when conducted under on< •., U -head; thjs may be considerably exceeded. jj-, '-Jhesuccess which has attended the Geai Jl Meat Company 'since its establishment as t public Company, shows conclusively thai " such businesses are more systematically anc »rkdVantageouslyr- worked; and extended It >J.ithis way than by private, enterprise; abd:ii *'.'.V is Jbr this reason that Messrs Barber, anc ' y ' J Wbods,,Crbsbie and Company are willing}!* *'• "- sell their lespective business to a Companj while still retaining a very large interes — themselve ;and they have agreeid to plaot -ii. their ser <iv.es at the disposal of the Compajaj i -j.forßnch.time as tha/.Direitors may require », ' *ncl not io. engage m any busmesses m cojm- '" petition with this Company. " j The resource's 1 of the Wellington district m the way of sheep and cattle, are so la|:g« i.f,ian'd. increasing, and. the, demand, for pre- „ served, meats m England and elsewhere sc v much m e'x'cess'of the! supply,' tha£ a busujesi ''"'of : this kind is capable of almost infinite extension, > and presents to capitalists tne opportunity of a safe and profitable investment, whilst to stockowners it aff <rds the means oi « *a^uiitig.a. fair yal ne for their prbdiice. ' Tlie Provisional Directors have l x i gi/oen 'their Careful consideration to $he Proposed Company, and have Iwd submitted to them 6y their bum valuator the derailed vaU^lions of tlie various obe taken over. They teel they can with confidence recommend this undertaking to tlie Public as one which is entered upon on a fair basis, and, which . promises to yield . a handsome return "'' on the cdpttal invested, as well as by M the extension of the business adding to thp , material prosperity of the Gity andjhe stockowners of flic surrounding districts. . The Authorised Brokers are : — j -Wellington— DfiAOON & BUSHELL " ' ' ♦* — ARTHUR WAKBfrft.. v >■•"<■■'■ ■'■>'• " ton;-& co. •• ■' Wairarapa— LOWES & IRONS, Masterton J ' Wanganui— H. TILLY • Bulls--STEyENS & GORTON _ Feilding— HALOOMßE & SHERWILL ■. - : . Palmerston— STEVEN S & NORTON Foxlon-THYNNE, LINTON, & CO . From whom Prospectuses and all in* tl .:..'.< t'i A drmation can rbe pbtainedj or from . HENRY WRIGHT, ' ! 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