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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 252, 26 September 1883, Page 3

" #ie;6s^*E_OTTJS OF THB MANAWATU BUTTER, OHISBSB, AND BACON MAXDPAOTTJRI-a COMPANY. (Limited) Tc be Incorporated under '' Tbe Companies Act 1882," when 700 Shares shall have been subscribed for. CAPITAL £6,000, IN 2,000 SHARES OF £3 BACH. IT IS PROPOSED to call up the Capital of the * Company as follows :— 5s per share on application ';' 5s ncr share on allotment and by subsequent calls of 6s per share at intervals of not less t^an one month. The . Promoters, however,, anticipate that it will not be necessary to call up more than LI 10s r,er Bhare during the first twelve months of the Company's operations. ' PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. The following, gentlemen have consented to act as Provisional Directors until the eleo" . tion of tbe Permanent Board.. Viggo Monrad, Karer* ; George M. Snelson, Palmerston North ; William Akers, Fitzherbert '■ Alex. Fergusoo. Palmerston North ; J. P.'-Leary, Palmerston- North ; R. LeaTy, Palmerston North ; Charles Collis, jun. Earere; James Mowlem, Karere ; J. Wingate. Karere ; V. T. Hitchings, Karere ; J. C. Sly; Karere; J. Herbert Habkins, Palmerston North ; J. Waldegrave, Palmerston North ; Frits Jenssen, Palmerston North ; T. H-. Caverhill, Palmerston North. Bankers : Tbe Bank of New Zealand. Messrs Hankins and Baker. Interim Secret tary, F, Mowlem, Temporary offices t Mr Mowlem's offices, The Square, Palmerston North. The objects of the Company are the erection of Factories for, and tne manufacturing of Butter, Chees, and Bacon within the Oroua County, and tbe sale of the same from time tojtime as the Cqmpanymay direct. It is the intention of the Prompters to ereot the first factory of 'the Company, on a site to be obs tained'between Ifongburh and Karere. ; If the Company can purchase milk at 3£d per gallon deliverable at the Factory, the Promoters propose, after the payment of the working expenses and a yearly dividend of 10 per cent on the paid up Capital, to pay persons having supplied the Factory with milk at the above price, an extra halfpenny per gallon for every gallon of milk supplied during the year. Having m view the undoubted success of factories Of this nature' in other parts of the Colony, and being assured of a large measure of support for this undertaking, the Promoters confidently appeals to the settlers for their cordial co-operation m establishing this important and valuable industry m their midst. N. B.— ln the event of the Company not , being floated, 'all monies paid on'application foir shares, will be returned m full Applications for .shares may be made .to any of the Directors or' to the undersigned. F. MOWLEM. ' i ; •■ ! WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR first shipments of Spring , and Summer NOVELTIES for all Departments. The goods are now being opened out j and will be found on. Inspection a !' MOST SUPERIOR ASSORTL MENT. 'We invite our patrons and the public generally to pay . an Early "Visit of Inspection. CLOTHING. We have received an EXTRA L£R'*E SUPPLY for this Den ! -.-partment from the various JSEW ; ZEALAND and VICTORIAN ' FACTORIES, and we have no hesitation m saying they include ! the CHOICEST goods ever sub- ! mitted to the Palmerston public, , '■ and are the BEST THAT ■■ MONEY CAN BUY- We have decided to shII these at the LOW- „ EST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR CASH. "YOU SHOULD SEE THE GOODS AND THE L PRICES. j Millinery and: Dressmaking on ; the premises, under experienced -• _ ; and efficient management. | C. M. ROSS & COMPANY; ; Thb Bon M_bohb, ' Palmerston North. i , . . .-■-?.'.....- ... . • . "t '. ■■■■■:;■■ V.-. :- 1 ; " .THE; KING O? LEATHER. FRANCIS J, JONES, ; The now Slaughterer of BOOTS, AND SHOES. ( r V ILL Open m .hia New jand Spacious Premises, .opposite /ithe Princess • Tbeatre.Ridgway street, jiyanganni on I MONDAY 24th 'SEPTEMBER, With the Magnificent Stock of E. H. Hunt's Estate, of Wellington, when . 'BOOTS AND SHOES f Of every variety will be offered at Prices so Low that' they must be seen to be believed. Heads of Families are requested to. refrain from buying anything m connection with Leather until the Arrival of this SPLENDID STOCK: Remember— That a Sale of, this Gigantic Magnitude only occurs once m a Life Time > AsMr Jones has Bought this Immense Stock for cash ar> something less than half their Original Cost, 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 MONDAY, 24th September, and to prevent customers from being edssapointed m not: being attended to at once, has engaged an efficient sta# of hands, who have my positive instructions to sell the Goods at the i ' ' L /west Prices TJon't fcT^t to '•ill n»d secure some real Bargains, us th?v "re all New and just out of JVind. • FRANC i.S J. JONES, '■ The greatest hviiig wonder of tbe Age. THE PALMERSTON BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISH. ' MENT. ! NEXT THE "BON MAROHE," \ " The Squabb. THE XTndersigrted begs to thank the residents of Palmerston and surrounding districts for the support so generously accorded him since starting m business on his own account, and while soliciting a continuance of their esteemed favors, would intimate that m future a more varied stock will be kept on hand to meet the wants of the eyerincreasing population. Fresh scons and buns daily. The catering for Balls, Suppers, Picnic Parties, and Public Entertainments carried out efficiently, and under my own supervision. Bread pf. "First Class Quality" only '."" L; L raade, ©•Note Thk Adebess--J.D. FKASER, Paptry Cook A? Confectioner, next^ne ' " Bon March-," The Square, ' Paln.ersjion _iorth.