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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 250, 24 September 1883, Page 3

'SROSPBOTUS ' ! OF THE. mab(awatu butter, cheese, ani i BACON MANUPAOTURINft ■ COMPANY, (Limltbd). To be Incorporated under " TheCompanieE Aot 1882," when 700 Shares shall have beun 5 subscribed for. CAPITAL £6,000, IN 2,000 SHARES OP *3EAOfI. TT IS PKOPOSED to oall up tie Capital ■: L i . jof tb'e Company as follows :— 5a per vbare on application ; 5s per share on allotment jand by subsequent calls of 6s per ■hare at intervals of not less than one month. The Promoters, however, anticipate that it will not be necessary to call up more than LI 10s per share during the first twelve tfidnthß of the Company's operations. ' PRO VISIONAL DIRECTORS* • The following gentlemen have consented to act as Provisional? Directors until the eleo* : tion of the Permanent Board. Viggo Monradi !karew ; Gebirge M. Snelsow, Palmerston North ; William Akers, Fitzberbert • Alex. Fergusooi; Palmerston North ; J. Pj Leary, Palmerston North ; B. Leary, Palmerston North,; Charles Cpllis,. jun^ Karere ; James Mowlem, Karere ; J. Wingate, Karere; V. T. Hitchings, Karerej J. O. Sly, Karerej J. Herbert Haokins, PaU merston North; J. Waldegrave, Palmerston North ; Frits Jenssen, Palmewtbn Nerth ; T. H; Cavernill, Palmerston North. Bankers : The Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors: Messrs 'Hankins and Baker; Interim Score* tary.JF. Mowlem. Temporary offices: Mr Mowlem's offioes, The Sqnare, Palmerston North/ The objeoti of the Company are the erection of Factories for, and tne manufacturing of Batter, Chees, and Bacon within the Orona County ,'and the sale of the same, from time to time as the Company may direct. It is the intention of the Promoters to erect the first factory of the Company on a site to be db« tainea between Longburn and Rarer* , ; . If the Company can purchase milk at 3sd per gallon deliverable at the Factory, the Promoters propose, after the payment of the woi'kinitf expenses and a yearly dividend 10 per cent on the paid up Capital, to pay persona having snpplied the Factory with milk at the above price, an extra halfpenny per gallon for every gallon of milk supplied "Having m view the undoubted succms of, f actojrkn of^tbis nature m other parts of the j Colony, and being assured, of a large mea- j sure (of- support for this undertaking, the /Promoters confidently appeal :jo' the. settlers for their cordial co-operation m establishing this important and valuable industry m their midsfc. NJB.— In the event of the Company not being flpated.Jall, monies paid onfapplication for shares will' be returned m full. Applioations for.snares'may be 'made to' any ofthe Director*! or" to the undersigned . : ■ ' \ F. MOWEBM. H <-'' ~T" W£ HAYE 'rE(3EIVEI) f» • ||*\UR fiwt shipments 0? Spring ' : j^B c - and Summer NOVELTIES/; h " - lo^all Departments. ". Tfae goqds >~ . WflF\ now being opened out, and „ , Will be found on Inspection-;* JMQST BUPEEIOE ASSOEt^ MiiilT. We invite our patrons' aiibHhe public generally topiy an 1 Early Visit of Inspectioh. CLOTHING. ; We hare received an EXTRA |LAR«E SfJPPLY foi^thisl)eH V nartmentfrom the various NEW ZEALAND and VICTOBLAN : FACTORIES, and we have no" hesitation m saying they include' Jhe CHOICEST goods ever sub- * mitted^tothe Palmerston public, and are: the .BEST THAT . , MO^EY OAN BUY. We have decided to sail these at the LO WEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR CASH. YO(T SHOULD SEE THE' GOODS AND THE PRICES^ .'•■• -ii^.ii-- ;:■ .- j-, ; ."■ Millinery, and Dresimaking on, the premises, under .experienced and efficient manaarement. , ; # .it Rbss & company, ; Thb B'onMabohe, ; t ■ _ _ \ ! Palmereton North. . ' .■. j .<;',;> > 't; ;r:vi:',i.. , : ..) /:■. .... !;•.;;;■ „.v j ' '-"'■■ '" : ■'■ •'■ ■' ■■-■ ■ ■ •■■'' •■- - I THE KINa OF LBATHEB. / ~Tj r •r.-.V-i ■i-l'i- <' ■■- •- " •■i.i.'C.'^.f-- ■•..' V V JFRANGIS ) J, JONES, j « The ;now. Notorious: Slaughterer, of ; oott j ffly., }l y. BOOTS ■ AN& SHOES. rrXDL Open m 'M; New m 4 Spacious v if ,'" Premises,, $m» m£ Pnnceßs vH^Theafre.Rid^a^Wreet, -^ j HOBDAY 24XH SEPTBMBEB, With ihe Magnificent Stock of E. H. Hunt'sEsta^^of r We^Bton, j; whe^ , r ßOioTti AND' SHOES^ ' Of every variety willjw 1 offered at Prjces so 1 Low! ibst they must, be seen to be believed.' Heals of Famiiics are re^uesfiea to refrain iron l 7buying anything, , m connection with Leather until 'the Arrival of this ' ; Be4iember-jrThat f a Sale of. this . .Qigantic Ma, rnitude\)Sly beenrs once m a Life Time Asfir Jon^s-naS'Bonght this Immense btock for leash at something Jess, than half I their Original Colt, he is m. a position to sell Cheaper than any other .house m the Leather .( "•"""' "*"' :: Trade. ".'.. ' "' : ' ' The! Shop will-be open for the Great Rush on MONtDAY, 24th September, and to prevent customers from being dissapointed m notibeing attended to at . once, has engaged an efficient stafE of hands, who have my poijtive inßtruetions to sell the Goods at the ;; :■•■>!■ v v Lowest Prices.: ••.-.'■ '•■ ;;- Don't, forget tomll and secure somejrenl Bargains, as thtf are all New and just out of j : ' ''" : ' B6uil.' : '-' ' *""' ' " . ' ; FRANCIS J. JONES, The greatest living wonder of the Age. I 'i*i 1/ ... . ' i_. '■ ■ ' . * ' : TBGE PALMEESTON BAKERY AND j CONFEptiPNERY ESTABLISH. :i jMENT." ' , ;^ ,.-, • . ■{.'.. ,NEXT THE :"W$ MAROHE/' npHE Undersigned begs to thank the JL i rrisidents of Palmerstdn and surrounding districts for the support so generously accorded him since starting m jbu&iness ,pn his own acdount^' and while soliciting a continuance of their esteemed favors, would intimate that m future a more varied stdck will be kept on hand to meet the wants of the ever* increasing population. Fresh ebons and / buns daily, * ;The catering for Balls, Snppera, Picnic Parties, and Public EnterUinmente fiffvioA ;\pai efficiently, and under roj 1. :\>iu ; !own supervision. . Bread of "First Class Quality "onlj ■ :'"~'""';;""r"Traade, '",. .- ; .■ VJ : :»• Note Th* Adubbss---, v >•/,:, u&P' FKASBR, Pastry Cook &, ContacJ-ipner, .nextjthe I «VBon Marabii" The Sauare, PalDitrs^on Jforth,