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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 262, 9 October 1883, Page 4

PR^spß ° T U b > r PBBSISRVm<> [ T j '■■■■■ l '•'' ' ' '(U&n*ti-) ;. .; , " „ i ToViU«istered[^ff^J** 1 St °^ I OoinpanieV Aot, 18<w. Jk 6000 Shams ojt Lio Bach. With power W increase _ , Payable-Ten Shilling, on e Sj Shillings on allotment i^.J^S Tive by Calls net exceeding » : the tate 01 r»« Shillings per month per Share. Provisional Directory. The following gentlemen will acton the John T. Dalrymple, Esq., Waitatapia. Oh.r?e^j;hnston,Eßa., M.H.R. (Messrs Johnston & Co.) _- _ Hon. Robert Campbell,? Mv£.lV ! W. Waring Taylor, Esq. j. G. .Wilson, Esq., M.^.R V „, ri s Donaia Eraser; Esq. l - « ' | . John McLennan, Esq. Qroua, Powns ; _ Charles B. ttard, E^q. (Messrs Izard and F» H. Krullj Esq. (Messrs Krull and Qo) Joseph Abbott, Esq. Wanganuv J. McMenamen, Esq. Terawhiti ( , < .! • John Stevens, Rj«q. (^Mesars Stevens and Gorton, -Bulls) : v _ ,' v James Smith; Esq. (Messrs Turnbuli, Smith, and Co.) i, .0. O. Murray, Esq. Murray, Roberts, and Oo) ' ' • j James Bull, Esq. Bulls ; ' A. H. Miles, Eeq. (Messrs Murray,; ._ -Robert, and Co.) c: John P. Russell, Esq. Wangai-Moana i Alfred Matthews, Esq. Featherston Andrew Young, Eeq. B. J. Eiddiford, Esq. George Luxford, Esq. , - I,' F. B.- Larkworthy, Esqi Carnarvon Estate, Sanson ■ ' '- : - With power to add to their number.---.B&BKEB8 : • " * The;Oolonialßankof New Zealanoi. SouteiTOES. „ ;■-• ■ i Messrs Izard and Bell. ; iNTiHIH SkCEBTABT. • Henry Wngjht.. . i TIMPORAHT piFICBS. Temple Chambers. j All expenses m connection with floating the Company prior registration to! be borne by the Vendors. •■ . ! , The objects witt which this Company is projected are to purchase, continue, anaexi tend the bnsraesßeß of Metwrs J. and H. Barber, and Woods, Crosbie, and Co., which have been.so suooessfully.carrledpn for many yeaTiipait, consisting of six retail shops, meat preserving and boiling-down , plant complete, paddoeksryards, horses, oartsj and all the appliances necessary for conducing the extensive business which now exists| ■; A schedule of the various properties iused m the business is appended at foot, and the, Talues bating been ascertained by a compel tent independent Yaluatorj and approredby tbe Provisional Directors, it is proposed to take them over at the sum 0f.L18,7§9 5s vide Schedule A, of which Uie proprijetow will retain m paid-up shares' the ' sum of Ll2 006, J leaving the balance to be paid out • of calls, and to bear interest at. the rate; of 8 - per cent psr annum ; ,the payment to extend; over a maximum -period of five years, or to be reduced by instalments of not'lessithan LI 000 each, at any earlier date, at the option of the Company.. > .. > : : ; All book debts will betaken over they ; now stand m the books, and they will, be ■' jpiaranteed at 20s m the pound by, the vendors. Live stock, tallow, horses, carte and ' several smaller properties not already ■ valued, vide, Schedule B, will betaken at a valuation.on deliTerv. but all other- articles ._. and. property of what kind soever will be deemed to be included m the valuation estimate of L 18.789 ss. " j Tbe Company will be registered as soon as L 25.000 ban been subscribed for, m addition . to the paid-up shares to be retained by the Vendors, and the shareholders will then be tailed together"^ to elect a permanent 'Board and adopt Articles of Association. ■ ■ On the 'Begistration of the Company, . Messrs Barber will, at their own cogt oon tione and pomplele the erection of a new slaughter .house at NgahauraDga, and will remove there, from its present position m Willis-street, thejwhole of their ; meat preaerving machinery and plant!* - ■.:' It is intended to take power m the Memorandum of Association to enter upon the business of freezing meat for, export, or to amalgamate with any other Company, or to purchase 'any business established for that ■ : purpose, and to manufacture artificial manures or other predicts which may be.con. aidered legitimate adjuncts to the business : but for, the present, at least, it is deemed prudent to rest satisfied with the known profits of the businesses as the} sfcaijd, without embarking m more speculative ventures, and it is evident that the combination of the two establishments under one management must result m increased profits and largely diminished expenses. The combined businesses show a net profit ef over 15 per dent; and it is confidently expected that when conducted under one head,' this may be considerably exceeded. The success which has attended the Gear r : . Meat Company since: its establishment as a public Company, showe conclusively that auch businesses are more systematically and advantageously, worked and extended m this way than by private enterprise ; and it is for this reason that Messrs Barber, and Woods, Crosbie and Company are willing to sell their lespective business to a Company while still retaining a very 1 large' interest • themselve '.and they have agreed to place • their services »i the disposal of the Company for-such time as the Directors may require, ■ and,npt to engage m any businesses m competition with this Company. I, The resources of the Wellington district, m the way tff sheep and cattle, are 10 large and increasing, and the:, demand; for preserved meats m England and elsewhere so much m excess of the supply, that a business of this kind is capable of almost infinite extension, and presents to capitalists toe opportunity of a safe and profitable investment, whilst to stockowriers it\aff ords the, means of securing a fair value for their produce, , ; . . . The Provisional Directors have given their . careful consideration to the Proposed Company, and Jiave \Kdd f submitted ' ta them by their own valuator ■the. detailed valwjiions/qf. the various properties to be taken over. They *eel they'can with confidence recommend this undertaking to tfie Public as one which is entered upon on a fair basis, and, which promises to yield a Jiandsome return on the capital invested, as well as by the extension of the business adding to the ; material prosperity of the City ' and the stockowners \ oj the surrounding districts.^ ,

The, Authorised Brokers are •— Wellington^- DEAOON & BU^HEIiL « — ARTHUR, WARBOR.. 7 TON, & 1 00. : Wairarapa— LOWES & IRONS, Ma*- ■ -■;'■ terton ■ [ Wanganui— H. TILLY | V BuUs— STEVENS & GORTON; '•_. . - Feilding—HALddMßE & SHERWILL Palmerston— STEVENS & GORTON Foxton— THYNNE.LINTON, & 00. From whom Prospectuses and all in* formation can be obtained, or from, HENRY WRIGHT, ' Interim Secretary, Temple Chambers, Valuable DrscovEßr foR the Haib.— If yonr hair is turning grey or whit& t or falling off, use " The Mexican Han Benewer,' for it will poiitirely restore m ererj ca»e Grey or White hairs to its oiignal colour, without lea Tint? the disagreeable smell of moit'Besiorers.' Ttmakes the ha|r charmingly beautifal, as well as promoting the growth of hair on bald spots, where the glands are not decayed. Ask your chemist for 'The Mexican Hair Rene wer/ioldby otumists and perfumers *T«rywhere ' ' •