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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 286, 6 November 1883, Page 4

I) S O 8 P E C T U P. i*»«J^~»'"*-": """"- OF THE 1 _ WELLINGTON MBAT PRESERVING AND EBPBIGEBATING COMPANY. V 1 ( , ; , ; .. _..:,■„. , •:. (LWITBD.) __ Popinafl»sVAot,.lß»A ■ joMiAL .."T ... «50/X».| ' ■ ,In6OO*SHAB«BOJrIiIfIBACH. j .'■"••' power to increate > M Shilling! Ob •U^ment; «ndflaijeqaejy •yOalisncii txterivn* %\ : tbe t«U ot «ve Sbiilingi per month per Bbare. , ... , Provisional Pireetory, , :. Ch*ri« Johnston, E 8 q..-M.H.B.(Me»r. Johnston & Co.) _ n I Hon. Robert Campbell, M.l».u. , W r . Waring Taylor, Esck. /; ;: , ' JiO; Wili6n,EBq.,M.H.K.. j Ddrii^Fraser, W. 1 [0 m \ ■^**i» v&*** <m*^ r* F. H Krall. Esq. (Itfetor. KraU *nd fJo). Joseph Abbott., Esq. Wan«»nui , J. MeMenamen, EBq.JPerawhjtt__ i -JohnStevens, K ? q. CMe-srs Stevens and • * Gorton, Bulls) m J - nh L. James Smith, B ? 4- (»•«»» TombtiU, . Smith, and Co.) l mc-L---0. C. Murray; Esq. (MeMrt Morrty, Roberta, and, Co); H { . '/ j James Bull, Esq. Bulls „ . -,r L_ '*/ fit. Miles, Jlfiq. tMeww ****** y; v/a Robertj and Co^ l" ;_,.„.! ■ t JohttP. Ruißell, B^. Wamrai-MoMit , Alfred Matthew*, Esq. leatherston . Andrew Young, %t%. ; E. J. . Eiddif ord, Esq. , • ; v " George Lurford, Esq. ' T „ „ ' F. B* liarliwortby, Bsq^ Gartirtott Esn/y' ttte, Sanwn - L '" "\L, . ; With power to «dd to their number. ■i '■'•'• v----' 1 -- ' Biuxras : ' Ui -■ ;'' \ ■ ; Tho;oolqni»i Bank of New 7M<h&i . . .. SOUCITOBS. ( i,,,.,,...;.; ! " i:; ;";, . 3^rs^ard»ni|;i^J[ l " hcstiik Seobitibt. . , f ; ■..,..-■ Henry Wngkt.j . i -•:_> J Temple Chambars.i , ■ : All expenses m connection with floating tbe Company prior to registration to n« projected are t<npwob»«e, continne, and e;r. tenfr tberbßßinesser of rMensrs J. w»d i H. Barber^and Woods, Crosbie and C°i 'bibb baVebeerf*) sttccessftttlj carrled i on^for naafiy years past, consisting of •« wtail shops, ■liwtfn preserving, and. ««ling.down plant ' complete, paddocjks, yards, borM«, csrts, and m &Y tWappliancesneoessaryforcondncting «the axt«nsive:bntiness IwhicbtnbWf ttistsi 1 A schedule of, tb«;variqns properties nsjid m the bnsiness w appended at loot, and tbe values having been ascertained by a competent independent valuator, md approved by tbe Provisional -Directors, it is ' P^posed Uke them over at itb*isnnr)ofLlß,7B» 5s vide Schedule A, of wbich tbe proprietor? will retain ' »» Pai^-op ■*««! }}? "" m P* Ll2 000,* leaving the balauce to be paid opt of calls, and to beirtnterest at the^rate ofiß percent par annum ; the payment to extend over a maximum-period of five years, or be reduced by instalments of not less than LJOOOeacßr^any^ittUer^ate, at the option of th» Gompwiy. •'• ( * i } All book debts will be taken over as they now stand m v tbe, books, and they^ will be cnarantee^' at -2(Xs m the pound by the vendors. Live stock, UHow, horses, carta, and several smaller properties notj already valiied, vide fichednle B, will barken at[a valuation on delivert; -but all othef articles and* property ofc.jrhi(;?Kind soevei will be deemed to be inclnded ». th» v»luatipn estimate rot L 18.789 5»: "i -'■•'> " j The Company will be registered as soon is L 25.000 has been gttbsoribed for, m addition to tbe paid.dp' shares to be retained by ttte Vendors, artdithef abarehbldeis will then be called together to elect a ,, permanent Board and' adopt Articles of Association. , ■ On the Registration of the Company, Messrs ' Barber will at their own cost con tinne and complete the erect on of a new slaugbter.hoQie, at Ngabaurangaj stand will remove there, frpin- its present position ib 'VVillis-streeii, ihe c whole of their meat preserving machinery "antf plant. i }■■■• it; is intended to take power m the Memoandnmof Association to enter upon the business of freezing meat for export, or to amalgamate with any other Company, ,or to purchase any basiness established for- thit purpose; and to mannfactnre artificial manures or other predict** >wnieh may be con. sidered legitimate adjuncts to the business) : bat for the present, %t least, it is deemed -prrtdentfo rest' siltiefied with the known - -profits of the bosinessetfiistbej-standrwitboiit embarking m more speculative ventures, and it is" evident that theeombination of tbe twp establishments under pnemanafiement must result m 'increased profitolnid^lirgely diminished expenses. * The combined basinesses show a net profit el over 15 per cent, and it iB confidently expected that when conducted- under one 1 ' 'head, this may be considerably exceeded. ! : ■ The success which has attended' the Geai Meat Company since its establishment as a public Company, ..jhojre conelu»ively thai such businesses are more systematically and advanttfeeonsly 'worked aud J - extended^ tnia way than by> priiraWienterprJse • and S ia for this reason -that Messrs Barber, and Woodsj/Crosbie and Company are willing tb sell their lespeotire business to a Company while still retainini? a very large interesjl themselve ;and they have agreed to place their services at the disposal of the Company for such time as the Directors may require^, and not to Engage -m any businesses m comf petition with this Company. .■-.-.-: ;: i j : The resources of the Wellington diatrjet, ~ m the Way of sheep and cattle, are, so largi and increasing, and tbe -demand 'l6t prei served meats m England and elsewhere so much m excess of the topply, that, a basinesi of this' kind is capable of almott infinite ex- ' tension, 1 and presents to capitalists the opt portnnity of a safe and profitable investment^ whilst to stockowasrs it affords tbe meant of seenriag a fair value for their produce. ' | The Provisional 'Directors) hays - given their careful consideration to the] Proposed Company, avid have 'haUt 'sub j mxtted to them: Oy their own valuator, the detailed valuations of the various^, propertiesuO be taken over. They fed they can with confidence recommend this undertaking to the Public as one which \s entered upon on a fair basis, and which, premises to yield a handsome return^ on the capital invested, as . well as by] the extension of the business adding tothe material prosperity of the City and the stockowners of /he surrounding •districts. " . .^.l r The Authorised , Brokers are :-— i Wellington— DEACON & BUSHELL^ •« — ARTIiUR WAKBUR ■• TON; & 00. Wairarapa— LOWES & IR >NS, Masterton ! Wanganui— H. TILLY BuIIs— STEVENS & GORTOIT Feildinff-HALCOMBE & BHRRWILL STJBVENS & GORTON ? Foxton^-THYNNE.LIISfTON, & CO. i; From whom Prospectuses and all m« ; ; formation can be obtained, or from :.:•■-■ HENRY WRIGHT, i Interim Secretary, ; . Temple Chambers, ~ IYAiXABim DrscoVßßr foR the Haib . — Mypur hair is turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The Mexican Hair Benewer,' for it will positively restore m every case Grey or White bairi to its orignal colour, without leaving the disagreeable smell of most 'Restorers.' It makes the hair charmingly beautiful, «s well as promoting the growth of hair on bald spots, Where tbe glands are not decayed. Aikyonr chemist for ' The Mexican Hair Bens wer/soldby cbsmiitsand periumsrs ejerjwhere ■..•.:• • • ■•■ : (