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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 288, 8 November 1883, Page 4

PROSP B 0 T U WEtaiN(STON"MBAT PBBSBRVING 0 ! EBF9IGBRATING COMPANY. m. -•^p^WlEregistered^niider the Joint Stock Companies' Act, 188 J. r CAPITAL ."«. ■■••M.°9 0 - In 6000 Sharks of Lin Bach. With power to ino«M« . •Payable-Ten Shillings *'*&Z^£s Shillioßt on allotment ; ****™£f t m /e by O«Hb net exceeding at the raw 01 * Shillings per month per Share. - Provisiorial Directory. John T. Dalrymp-e, Esq., Waitatapia. Charfefjohnston, Esq., M.H.E. (Meww Johnston & Co.) n j " * Hon. Robert Campbell, M.L.U. | W, Waring Taylor,, Esq. / i J. G. Wilsbn, Esq., M.H.Ri | i > Donald ; FraWi Esq; ' , ■■• ! j- ;i , JphnMcLennaniEsfl. Orpua; Dwns r s Ohßrlesß,lzara,Ehq. (Messrs lzard ana, F. H. Krull, Es'qi'XW^ 68 * 8 'KrulL ind Co) Joseph Abbott, Esq. Wanganui ] J. McMenamen, Esq. Terawhiti j ■" , John Stevens, Esq. Stevens and fi > • 1! Gortdn, Bulls) ) . „ *{;m J»mes f 'Smithy Esq. (Messrs Tornbnlli s ■} -- , : ; Smith, and Co.) _L l: 0.0. Murray, Esq. Blurry, , Roberts, and Co) 1 V ■■".■„ James Bull, Esq. Balls . ,k „ ;■' A, H. Miles, Esq. IMessrs Mnrray> ■■' ' Robert, and Co,^ ih - Jonn P. ; Russell, Esq. Wangai-Moana :,»• Alfred Matthews, Esq. FeatherstOjn ■ • : -^ ; Andrew Yonng.Eef. j 0 1j • .*. E. J. Eiddiford, Esq. j< : George Laxford, Esq. j „.■_: .■■;■"; F.B. Larkworthy, Esq. CarnarVon Es- """ . \ tate, Sanspn „../ ; \'' v ; With power to add to^ theirnumber. Binkebs : . . ThblColonial Bank of New Zealand. ..-;■:. ,].■.';:.;,..:■" s\ SOUCITpKS. .^ .; : " | ;J ; ; ': Messrs IzarA and Belli j Interim: Skcrbtart. ■ 1 ■ -r i , -*f t . Vfienty Wrigh^ • ; S OrFIOBS. j „ , Temple, Cham.bers. j Al^expenses m connection with jfloating the Company" "prior to registration; to w borne nf -the'- Vendors. J The objects with which this Comlpany is •projected are to' purcliase, continue, • and cxii tend the businesses .of Mesßrs I. l* ll^. 1 *; v t Barber, and Woods; Orosbie, and Coj, which UH^have been co successfully carried on for many years past^-consisting of six retafl shops, meat preserving, and boil.ing-dowti plant ■ oomplete, paddocks, yards, horses, cwts, and "' all,' the "appliances necessary for'cofiducting the extensive-business which now eristsi; n :■;• > -A schedule of the various, properties used ' ' "m the business is appended at foot, and the value's having ;T»een ascertained by ajcomper; -tent independent valuator, and approved by the Provisional Directory it iftrprogjosed to, take them over nt the sum of LIBJB9 5s vide Schedule A, of which the prdpnetow : Will retain m paid-up shares the {sum ,o| r ' 1,12 000, leaving the balauoe to belaid out of calls, and Sto bear interest at the tate qf 8 per cent per annum; the payment tj> extend; over a maximum peribd of five year's, or to r be reduced by instalments of not less than -, LJOOfteach, at any earlier date, at tue option of the Company. .;. , ? v t „..> f All book debts wfll* betaken 'overj-as they .now- stand m the. books, and theyj will be ! guaranteed at 20a m the pound by the : ' * vendors. ' Live stocki tallow, horses, carls,. and several smaller properties not j already Talued. Vide Schedule B, will be tatkeh at a valuation on delivery: but all othen articles and^rbperty of whafkind soever! will- be_ deemed to be included m the valuation esti-' . . mateofLlßi7B?ss, , -,",.,,, j '=' The Company registered ai soon : as « L 25.000 ban been subscribed for, m (addition •y toithe paid-up shares to be retained by:the JVendots, |iuj|.the shareholders will {then be -, called together to elect, a permanent Board t: ' IJ of Association; ■ , On the Registration of the Company, Messrs Barbev will at their own cbst con Ttipup ?ind complete thp erection ojf a new c slaughter. hopse at Ngahauranga, and will ; . remove there/ from its present position m >niii£Willis-street, the whole of their meat preserving machinery and-plant. -- - V a ,H,is intended to take power m thfe Memo- ' * "anducn of Associa'tidn ; tb 'enter upon the business oMreezing meat for export, or to .1 ■/. amalKKmate with ahyiother Compiny, or to purchase -ao^ business established! for that rjHirppseyftndLto vmanufapture artio^cial manures or other prc'd'uots' which may be con. . t ... aidered, legitimate adjunct* to, the business.. : .„. but for the present, %% least; it is; deemed ..prudent to rest satisfied with 'th£ known • ' ' ' profits of the businesses us they stand, without h ■:■■ embarking m more speculative ventures., and, it is evidenLthat the combination Of the two .- establishments under oue management must result m increased profits and largely dimih- " ißhed'expenses. : • ' ;: ■ t ■ '-' -'■' j ..:r ; ;!r"\ .. . The combined businesses ishow a net profit ;, ef .over 15. percent, and;it is confideiitly exjpected , that, when conducted übder -. one jheajdVthiß.may^^be considerably exceeded. .: ■ -■ ■ '-i 'The iuccess which has attended | the Gear Meat Company since its establishment as a , .. public Company* shows conclusiyely that .- '. ' . such businesses are more systematically and ''" advantageously worked and extended m; thi« way than by-private-enterpfis*: and it /: . r (jut for this reason that Messrs -Barber, and - '• "i JOrosbie and Gompanyare |nriliin'g ; to ' - ; - Ti'ell their iespective business to a Company while still retaining a v«ry large interest themselve - ;and they have agreed) to place .their ser«oe»at the disposal of the jCompany for such time ai the Dirators may require, and nbtto engage m any busmessfls m competition with this Company. • ; ( : ; . ' ...... The resources of r the Wellington district, ' m the way of sheep and' cattle, are go large and increasing;' and the demand! for preserved meatsjn England and elspwhere.se much m excess of the supply, that a business •; '■■ of' this kind is cslpablefof almost lufinite, exk ,;.t€!nßion, and presents to capitalists the opy - ,-, portunUyofja safe. and^profitable investment, .' whilst to stockowners it affords the) means of • : gecaria'g a fair value for their produce. „ t : JEb?. J^rQvisioneA jQirectovs have 1 yiyen their careful consideration to the . , Proposed pompany, and leave had sub- • mUied to thent by their own valuator the deiail&^joalvhtions "of thei various r properties fo be i taken oper. they feel they can with ■ confideneere^cowmend this " undertaking to the Public as one which is 'entered yqjpnyn a fair basis, and, which promise^ to_ yield a handsome return on the capital invested, as well as by .. .the extension of the busyness adding to the material prosperity of the City ' an&jhe, siockownefs ' oj fhe surrounding 4^.'<fiikjri<!ts. \ S '.'..; L^.'[ ] ...,r ." c r „ The Brokers are :— 1 %eflington— bMcON & BUSHELL « — AETStJR WARBURr.jC, r .rr/.'4T ■ .' ; • TON, & 00. Wairarapa— LOWES & IRONS, Masf .■ -.; ..., ,;. , ;, terton ■■: <.- • ■. " ••■; , Wanganui—H.TlLLZ .Bniu— STEVENS & GORTON Fdilding-i-HALCOMBE & SHERWJLL ..., Palmeraton-STEVENS & GORTON ; ;; F^xion-THYNNE,^^ 1 6N,.& CO. From whom Prospectuses and allin* . . •■{ formation can be obtained, or from , , i; , HENRY WRIGHT, ...,;• .. ; / ; . jlnterim Secretary, — Temple Chambers, a Una ■•'.'.•■; ■■ r ' ..- ■■ - ' ■ VAI-TTABtB,'DrSOoVBBy, fOB'THB Halß.— If your hair is turning grey or white, or fall- . ,|ng. off, use « r The Mexican Hair Eenewer,' 'MrMtwili positively restore m every case Greyer ; White hairs to its orignal colour, without leaving the disagreeable ; smell of mogt 'Kestorers.' , lt makes the hair charmingly 'I&awirav as well as promoting the growth of hair on bald spots, where the glands are not decayed. Aak-your cHemist for 1 The Mexican p r<Sfir chenaUU and perfumers " evern^iPpci •.,$/. ■ ; ,-- : '.■■•■.■•...•..