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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 258, 4 October 1883, Page 2

. N FEILDING HQpL; " - v KJMBOLTON BOAI^I'EILDiNG. J. H A~,T I- a BEGS to inform t)ie, public/, his patrons and friends, thirLe has ?penedthe \ ,*.».--*■* s FEILDING HOTEI/ "- _ That the house has been refurnished right/ tliroughou),^^ additions"; auds alterations^conducive "to the" greater comfort and ,conyenience,o'f the.public have been. completed, and that every endeavour will.be made, and no expense spared,, to make, .the house. one of the seat on the Coast. Every convenience for boarders, travellers, and visitors, who may rely on civility and attention. The liquora are of the best brands, BILLIARDS I BILLIARDS 1 ; J. HASTIII, Proprietor. *■■■. ~ . • ■ MANAWATtJ HOTEL, AVENUE. FOXTOtt. ! r r Trr-r j (TIHE Yropnetor having made cono \t siderabie;*lteri|U(fn§ iini a^ifeioiiß to the Hotel/ sparing- nothiag^iri order to provide comfortable and convenient accomme.dation for both Travellers and Boarders, respectfully solicits a continuance of the Public Patronage. , Newly erected S am pi 0 Rooms. [ "'' '" " Excellent Cuisine : \ <l . First-class Billiard Table. '....- I ' Good Stabling *nd Pa^clpc^ Vi ! Buejreft and Horses .alwpys^on nand. :."■?, •;:< '- sa -ii>LiL r ' :i <~'*'-~' i , OTTO BERKEFELp, : ■-'* ■ ■■■■•- """• ' ! ' ' l ''Bi6pnetot. ■ li(EBBee of the Foxton Public Hall, Vhich. is suitable for Entertainments, Lectures, Dancing, Public Meetings &c, &c. ( ■oazi^X '™ r \i\ f l -* RUTLAND LIVERY AND LETTING ■ ;■•-_■ ■;. *•■■ STABLEST ' ; :; ■ . ; VIOTOitU AVBKUK, ; WXNGAKUI. | 'v !< EGBERT ROSS j XT A^Jtf 3, .rS-p.pened 1 ths. iHovj^ Olctrt' jfotaU»jjie<£~ yud" Oejitrally^Sitnated I4yery^ta^, a long and ijane^/exDjertenp^ ,m. the, aboye business m many parts of New Ze'alancl, hopes , . by , supplying t the, ., gßublic with Sqperior Siad^'P for Ladies aid Gentlemen, Single und Doable' Brfggiels, -and open and closed CamagesoLexepy on th« shortest notice, together with civility, attention, and at very moderate charges, "to receive; a public f patronage. { EXPERIENCED GROOMS IN AjT f TENDANCE NIGHT AND DAYj Horses Broken into Single and Double ... Harness." i • Horses Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. ;:lu. ; Proprietor. : OP THE" K \ ! MANAV^AfUfBXJTTBK" CHEESE AND ~ BACON^MA^UPAOTURINa' ! COMPANY, (Limited). ! Tc be Incorporated under " The Companies' Aot, 1882," when 700 Shares shall have tiecn » - ,/ t ißubscribed fof. , .-,..-• CAPITAL £6,000, IN 2,000 SHARES OF >.■ ; ' *3EACH. IT IS PROPOSED to call up the Capital 4-of the] * Company- *as follows :— 5» per . fhare on 'application > 5s bee.share oja.allotment and by subsequent: calls ot sajper ■hare at intervali of not less fcban one month. The Promoters, however, anticipate that it ' witLnot fie 1 ! necdsßary ,«^ call up more thaa LI 10s j:er rihkre! dttring the first twelve months of the Company's operations. IPSO ViaZONALDJIiEaTQ^RS. The following gentlemen have consented to actias Provisional Directors until the elec tion of the Permanent Board. ' Viggo .Monrad^ajrer^ ; -i George M._Snelson, Palmerston North ; William AkersrFitzherM bert ;i Alex. Pergusoo. Palmerston North ; J. P. Leary, Palmerston Norch ; B. Leary, Palmerston . North ; Charles Collie, jun, Karerei Jam's Mowlem,' Karere 'JJi yvingatt, Karere; V. T. Hitchings, Kariere; J.O. 81yr i Karerej J. Herbert Haokins, fPaN m ers ton North ; J. Waldegrave, . Palmeilston North ; .Frits Jenssen, Palmertton North; T. H. Caverbili, Palmerston North. Bankers : Toe Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors : Messrs Hanking and Baker, Interim Secre* ta'ry, F, Mowlem. Temporary offices i Mr Mowlem's offioes, The Square, Palmerston . „r . i The bbjeoti of th«» Company afe the erection ot Factories for, and tne manufacturing of Butter, Cheesj, and,. B*cpn within; .the rOroua.Coanty, and the sale ot the sdhiefrom time to time as theCoiniianymay direct; It la the intention of the Promoters to erect the first factor^ of the Company on a site to be ob» tamed between Longburn and Karere. ; If the Company can porohase milk at 3Jd ■pergalloa 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 tfi'e "year? * '" r -«*"»« •«--- ■-» ! ™-. Haring m. view the undoubted success of factories of this nature m other parts of the Colony, and being assured of a large measure of, support for this undertaking, ,the. Promoters confidently appeal to the settlers* for their cordial co-operation m establiahin^ this important and valuable industry m their; midst/ \- '••-'• U " J •■' :'J ' , ,;...;. N, B. — Id the event of the Company not being floated} all monies paid on application for shares will be returned, m full. ApplioaHops, for shares may be made to any of the Directors or to the undersigned . ' ''•' ■■"' F^MOWLEM > •■■--■— i : MANOHESTEii BO AD BOARD. mENDERS are invited for certain X Jrorlss on the following roads :— Barinythorpe, Whibley's, Junction Valley, Midland, Spurj 'laonni, ' Ulysses i J -Jones, Wilson's, Makara, Mapgaope, and Lin-coln-street, Also for repairing tKe Bangitawa Bridge. Plans, specifications, and general conditions may be seen ■ at the Manchester Rbad' Boiai-d Offiiw, FeUding,on and alter Wednesday 19th instant. ' Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman, and delivered at the. office of the Board (m the proper form, which will be supplied on application to the Cbrk), on or before noon ;On Saturjiay, 6th October, 1883. . :f . \ The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. : : i ,m -, OHAREES BRAY, Engineer to the Board.