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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 184, 2 July 1884, Page 4

=: 'A^MfcM PRdsPEbTUS V * Wellington Woollen Mnnufac- 7 ■ hiring Company (LhniteJj. Registered under tho Companies Act, 1882, limiting the liability of Uio Hluireholilors to the amount of their Shares. CAPITAL £100,000 In 20,000 Shakes of £5 Each, Payable as follows :— Two Shillings and Sixpence per share on application, Two Shillings and Sixpence on allotment, and. the • residue by calls not exceeding ■■•■ - Five- Shillings per -share ~at in-" tervals of not less, than Three months. Directors: :_, ' The Hon Sir William Fitzherbert^l K.C. M.G.,M.L.C.^lc<iH^ Chairman Davio Buick, Esq. James. Ca:m:elji,.,Esq. . Eobert Cleland, Esq. s ; , ; Ji Dni.NSFIEt|D; JEss. '■ '. 'i " I ; ' T." Kennedy Maqdonald, Esq. •i : . Bankers : , >; " The CoLONrAL Bank op Nbw-Ze^- ; ':'■ ■:■■■ ■: ■ LAND. • . ■; ..-■'.,-> : - ••■'"■■ Solicitor : • ' ' j " ! • W. T. L. Travers,! Esq. ' " \. """;". Brokers: j Messrs' Williamson and.. Co. Acting-Secretary : ';:".. Charles St. Barbb.. .a ;. ADDENDA TO ORIGINAL PR^- '\ SPECTUS. ' ; " . An agreement for the purchase of ; twelve acres of freehold l,.nd on the Koro Kbro Stream, Petone, has been ': made with the native owners, and l registered. The Company obtains under this- agreement valuabW waterrights, and the price to be paid may be deemed satisfactory. The principal portion of the above land was subject to a lease to Mr Wolland, and the Directors have purchased all his . interest with the right of immediate i entry. The waters of the stream have been . analysed by Dr Hector, who states that they are peculiarly, adapted for the purposes required. ; . The site has been reported upon by experts, and pronounced to be one of the most suitable m the whole colony :- for a Woollen Factory. The advantages j>t road, rail, and sea carriage at the . factory gates, the 6lose proximity of population, and the impossibility of interfering with or injuring^ other properties, are certainly of the greatest consequence. From the fact that negotiations are already m course of completion for appointing a 1 thoroughly practical ■ Manager, and that plans and specifi- f cations for erection of works will be ' promptly proceeded with, it will be understood that the Directors intend to proceed vigorously with the under- • takings ■. . ; i.. •■•..■■ ;i .- .■ ; i ': :■ As .more than 10,000 '^shares have • Already been taken up; and 5000 will ! be . a-eserved, there 5 remain" only be- ' I tween four and five thousand* shares :'. open for allotment, which" are now offered: to. thepiiblic. ; " Applications for shares may be made to the Secretary, at Wellington, , either directly or through the Bfdkers ' ofnthe Company or any Agents; Every application must be accompanied by ' the required deposit, or by a receipt from any Branch of the Cpionial Bank for the amount of such deposit. Application Forms may be obtained from the Secretary and Brokers, or at any Branch of 'the Colonial Bank of New Zealand ; :f A' Situatipn-r^A Servant,. ; To. Sell Anything— To Buy Anything, To Let Furnished^-Or Unfurnished, To Increase Your Business* : ■= r ADVERTISE ' IN THE MAN AW ATU STANDARD, ! The Largest Circulation m the District;; and the ; Best Medium for Ad vertisino*; - ' Advertising is "to business What steam is to machinery— the grand ; propelling power. ; »«««*.... THE. MERCANTILE AND BANKRUPTCY GAZETTE OP" NEW ZEALAND. "., rp.HE Proprietor of the Mercantilb ' JL and Bankuuptcy Gazette of New Zealand has much pleasure iuannonncihg ' to subscribers and the 'public generally, ' that the subscription to the Gazette will be reduced to Two Guineas per annum, > as from Ist January, 1884. He is>en- - abled to make this intimation m cou-^r sequence of the highly encouraging in-^J crease m circulation which continues to M attend each issue of what has proved to 1 bo a most valuable business publication^ ,j and because of the economical reforms . introduced by the "Chattels Securities Anjendnient Act^ 1883." The Gazette has nowentered its Ninth Year of existence ; and, encouraged by its pa6t success, the Proprietor begs- to' ; assure tils numerous suhscribers-through- '> out the Colony that neither labour nor expense will bo spared m sustaining its present deserved reputation as the most : reliable circular of its kind m New Zealand. •i The Half-ye_arJ3'Jndi!X..sY,in,inJuture, be, issued separately, at an extra~chaige of Five ShillirigS'pe'r'antfum. • ; - The Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazette is the- Only Gazettefob thb Colony published m New Zealand. Note. — Subscription with rindex," £2 7s per annum ; without Index, £2, 2s. • Payable m APVANci:. 1 ,'... /. . ■- Persons desirous of subscribing to, the',- ■ .! Gazette from the Ist. January, 1884^ will 5 please send their names and addresses to the agents — Messrs Bake.r 8rp8.,. ijambr! ' ton Quay, Wellington^ and the, local.;, i agents for the various districts, as well as to the proprietor. R: T. WHEELER No. 8 Stafford-street, Dunedin.