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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 290, 12 November 1883, Page 4

To be Beautered 'nnder.tWlioint Slock ====?=^te^Bi»V:Aißt, if 82. J^able^e*.Shjlling« per Share'. 1 - -r s • .bala l •'Provisidndrpirectorij- " . . following 'gen^ea- ad ; on the . Company's :bebalt^ntil the ' »PP«"*3J° t .™ ! the pWanen^Board by^the Sharcho ders .rr , &*;%; pjltjmp* Esq.,; Wadatapia. .-fcH.B.^™! « i<: ;v Jb!m?tori&Co.) . ..:' ■. i ; H6n.' Robert Campbell, M.li.t-. .'...; W. Wariog Taylor, Esq. WilsQTirEsqv, Miftß. Donald JFraaer, Esq. »- ; -k Joho'McLennan, EjqJOroua Downs JChjrles B. Izard, Eaft.,XMe.ss» Izard and 'F.H^Krull, Esq.'(Me^r 8 Krdfll laid Co) Joseph Abbott, Esq. Wanganui -• " J. McMenamen, Esq. Terawhiti John; Steven?, Esq. (Messrs > Stevens and • ~ .Gorton, 1 Bulls) ; ; .r.,; .,: ,r-->£- X " \. J&& Smith, E,q. (Messrs Tptnbull, Smith, and Co.) . . ; _, CrCVrMurrftv, Esq. iMesara Jlurray, »Rtrt)eTta, and Go) , ' ~'f' Jamei Bull, Esq. Bulls : \ ,Jf A. W. Miles, tMessra Murray, Robert; a.ti& CoO M*>s \i ,T- =-' : - John F*; Rusaeil, Esq-^Wangai-Moana Alfred 3Vratthew.8 i; Egg. : F^atherston Andrew Young^Ef \. ' , - E. J. Eiddifbni.^Esq. - H • •'".-. {xeorgerLuxfprdj.EJsq. :j ;;" "i : ;i ' o,ii F! *^;iiarl£wortby,,;E.?q,. J Carnarv ; on JLsVt&tQi San so h< ,)\ , ""Witfi'pdwertajniato their number. f :■" ,H'B.4»KaKa-:-' r •■'• ' '•-' :!lo^ .iTJip'Oolonialvßank oENiw ;; Solicitous. , r , :^i^ " a ;r/ '" J Henry Wright. _. <-■ ■ <.v . Tempokaby .Qfpices. ,- „;Temple^ehtfnlbßrß.; Temple^ehtfnlbßrB. All expenses m connection with floating thfliPomp^ny pripY'lo registration to be lJ6rne_by the Vendors,.. — . "The objects with w.hich this Company ia proiecleh are to purchase, continue, and extend ;the businesses, or Messrs J. and L H. Barber, and Woods, Crosbie, and Co.- which! hare beenjO-BACcesstullj carried on for.many. yean past, . consisting of, six, jetail shops, meat 1 preserving J and boiiinp-down plant oomplete, paddocks,, yards, horses, -parts, and all th« tppianccs ne'cessary-fdr condncting the exteDsire bas?nes»-wbich now exists. A schedulerof ffie. yari()u r s- properties used m the bus : "ness is appended at loot, and the values having been ascertained i r by ■*. competftlt ibSependant •vialuatcfr.-.toel approved I>y tlp« Prdvisioh'al i Direct or^-it is proposed to take the;ni'Ojci;c:,i>t.;thpv Miin;, of 5s vide Schedule A; qf.jwhich the proprietors will retain m paid-up shares,^hej ■um-.of Lli^OOOi-' leaving Uhe baVatice to be paidr but of* calls, and to bear interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum ; -the- payment to extend over a maximum period of five years, or to be reduced by^instalineuts of not less than LJOOOeachj at'atty earltbr date, at the option of the Company. ~AU-book-debta will-be takenroyer as they npw etandtiri/the" feookß,!and they will be goaßanJeeU.at, 20a 3n tthe/'i pouu'ai by theL venOOTS? tive* stock, tallow, horses, carls,: •nd several smaller properties not already vainedrvide ScLedula Q, will betaken at a valuation on delivery :' but all other, articles and property ibf-wbfet-kind soever" will be deemed to be included, m the valuation esti- . mate, of LI 8J789 6s .„...,....". , -„ n < V: .-}' "^he Company will be registered as soon as • L25j000. has been subscribed for, m addition to the paid-up shares to.be retained by the Vendors, .a/id .the ■ sh^jreboldprs. .will - tben'be csrtYed''together to elect a , perminent Board arid 1 Adopt Articles 'of Association. jpd;i Jtbe i Eegistraiioni:' of the Company ; M^&sra , c ]Barber.wi/l-a^ their .own cost con; tioue j.and' cpmpieie. ihe erect on. of a new slfugftf erVhouae' ' at " NgabauraDga, and wil l renidve^th'ere, from its present position m ■Willisrsfcreet, the whole of their meat preserving machinery; and plant.; a •.;■:.. . It is intended to take power m. the Memor: andum of Association to enter upon the business of frfeziug~fneae for export, or tp amil«^mate-withi»ny ' ther 'G6mpany,v'of to pnrcbase ■ any bnsipess established for tbat purpose, and to manufacture^rtificiaL manures or other products which may bo considered legitimate adjunct* to the business : bat for the present, ' at lea&t. it* is deemed prudent to rest satisfied with the known prp£ltß.oijthe busines^edas tb^ >staqd,_wit bo,ut embarking itiinorie'speculative yentures^'hifd itts evident that theVombinatibn of the tV6 e^ablishments undeFJoue management must result^n/increased grofi.ts.and. largely diminisMd expenses^ / „. ,- ,.. r ,'t, v -.r'; oj •.."• The combined businesses show a net profit : eloofltt'io |>er e'ent'i and?Mt : is'c6nfiae'i)tly expected that when conducted uu.^er- one head, jthis may be considerably exceeded. Thß^.tnjjeess which-ihas attended- the. Gear Meat Company eince its establishment, as a public <$>mpariy, . concl bsi, ve)f * that such businesses are more ; systematically and advaetageou'sly worked and - extended "m thiß way thattfbyv private iehterp/^si : and it is for this reason that "Messrs Barber, and W.Qods,. Crosbie and Company are willing to - seUntbeir, lespective, business to a Compauy while still retaining a very large- interest themselye ;and they have agreed to place their' serficeß at the disposal of the Com pany for such 'time as the Direi tors may require, and not to engage, m any businesses m competition 'with this Company. The resources of the Wellington district, m tt^-'way of 'sheep and 'cattle, are 'so large and increasing, and the- 'demand- for served meats io England., and elsewhere so much ,ip excess of the-supply,that a business of this kind is capable' of almosV in finfte extension, and presents' to capitalists the opportunity of a safe and profitable investment, whilst to stocko.wßerß it affjrda the menus of securing a fair' value for their produce. I7ie Provisional Directors fiave given tkeinii&arefjil isonsideratibri.tb the Proposed Company,- and have liad submitted to them iOy their own Valuator the'iiefaiied valvVfions'. of the various properties 1 -' o be taken 1 oveK J They feel theycfin with conjidenee recommend, this underiaJpfiifjio i7ie.ftui>yc ' a.ioj;e^whic\ }$■■ enterffiupoti 'ofctofyfi'tiasti^ind, which promvsds' 'm '^l^^a.yM^sgme'r'e'turn. on tile "bailed irivedteii,, as well 'as ##, the extension pf.ihpiiisinessqfiding^o the mq,teriql\ '-■'p i f?s£rtty''\pf ! 'tKe .City and tfie'stbekdwriers \'of 'ftie's&rroundihq districts- ;l / ; ';-t;: i : .-/"- > The Autlibrised.' Brokers are •— J , Wellington^ T>sAGpsr&; 'WSRELb . i«3f:c:su-j. AlJKTflUfe; WAHBUIt. ; • jti'io:-i. . i :TON,'& n OO. J - '■'■' ' W»irar«pa4- M>WiES^&mJ<yNS; MasWanganui— H. IPILBY ' ; ' Bulls— STEyENi & GORTON" Feildiaif^fiAitßoMßE & SHERWILL Palmerston^STEyENS '&.. GORTO^ FoxIon— THYNNE.LINTON, & CO. From whom Prospectuses and all m* 4 formation can be_o.btained, or from X HEIjrRYc^rBIGHT, Interim Secretary, , ' „, , . . . , .. ' . : : " T(B.n» pie Qhamber s, VAiTIABI/BDrSCpVERT FOB THE Halß.— • If your-hafr is fernihg grey orwhite/orfalling off, nse •' The Mexican-Hair Eenewer,' for if^ill ; positively; restore id / orery caw Grey or White Jiaira, • to itejiPiJgnaL. colour, ' withtrat' lesvihg'the" disagreeable smell of most itmWkes thlffhaii 'charmingly beautifal, «s well as promoting the growth of hair on bald spdtsj where the glands are not decayed. Ask your chemistior,' The Mexican Hair Rene wer,'«oldby chemiafca and perfumers everywhere .