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I 'THE WELLINGTON : QOLD MINE : - WE subjoin Skare List and Dividend for the XXZX BEEE COMPANY. We challenge anyone uu produce its '.like. 'A. Drapery Firm or a Grocery Shot* with sucli a Balance-sheet would be regarded as a public exploiter. How shall waj J regard STAPLES & CO. ? A rawnshop-keeper would turn green with envy of such finance. Let the Elector who examines the figures we subjoin reflect thafc these are the Profits yielded by the self-indulgence of a careless multitude andj by the excesses of some thousands of his neighbours. Let him reflect that a great deal of it is filched from Women and? Children, and that it is directly chargeable with a large proportion of the vice and misery and crime of our city. Then lew him say whether he is prepared to vote for the WELLINGTON BEEB COBNEE, whether he is prepared to continue ts'—. line with gold the pockets of these shareholders who draw a cool 20 per cent, per annum and trimmings from Charles Lamb 0-lled '* Wet Pamnation." J. STAPLES & CO ' ISO 3 *'.-■. ' Name. Occupation. 1911 Shares. fihaWS. Dividen«_. HAMILTON GILMER r-: -53 33 53 Settlor >, es _r. ..'.'.. ..{72451 I 48474 I _8694 FELIX CAMPBELL S3 *£-_ S3 E_ Merchant: _j. S_ sa a jt sv 61166 86700 I -£7340 |«AURICE O'CONNOR ss b_ BS' S3 Contractor rga sg Ea __■' S3 „• 46166 | 27700 [ -£5540 ftLLEN MAGUIRE ss SSI 53 53 SS 25000 | 10500 £2100 : _. DUNCAN ....• *_ BD'ts ra IE .Merchant -sya ss __3 __ _«! s_ s °Q° I 5990 | -fiizoo .tf'ARDLE ESTATE S3 53 S3 __ 8335 I 4810 | _- 962 MARY KENNEDY __ S3 B_ S_ 53: Settler - *_*) tea Ra ra _a _a 7? '6250 3730 | •£ 750 -V. E. COLLINS aa fS.D ES E M.D. '53 ra S2 633 S_ 7* 5750 3450..;. 1 *^ %\. M. GRACE _*) SB' SS S3 -3 S_ Settler ss ss sa ■_ _ a SS . S OOO I 3CO ° * •■* fK w i S3 0 _? 3£Bo *£ 600 jMARTIN KENNEDY eSJS S3 £3 ES Settler •_-. {_B.s_.rn: rv :*•*. ST 2505 .T33 * 300 |W. A. MOWORAY _3 __ G__ ES SS Settler 53 -r**j 52 *_- st 53 E?v 2500 1 lE3 ° * fl. P. RAWSON i___-- Dentist 53 n ST _ . _SJ 250 ° I *■ ?°2 1_ C. WARDELL __ S$ __**_* ES Settler *g B •-■ IS 5" ST 1600 i W> f JJO H. S. WARDELL s_ H& ES' S3 E£ Settler he_ _R . _r' 100 ° I _?H **■ 12 -I. W. STAPLES oQ B3 O.D Settler .73 5. 53 _. W '."J! *r; 1008 | 616 £ 123 ANDREW WYLIE ss _U S3 S_3 ES Solicitor s_ CT 5_ FY -.-.r *?v 1075 | 375 A 75 C_ P. SKERRETT -r-g SM SS OS S3 Solicitor 353S3F_F~ ••' 7? 1075 I 375 J _V. C. GASQUOINE S3 S3 S3 53 Manager 53 fr? r_ pr ..: ss **13 | 247 * 49 , < fi. GILMER <_ E3 *_*} S3 S3 ES Settler 5*3 src *_ *rr Ew" s*? 5 ] I OKN STAPLES .__ EJg _a S3 •e_ • 18 | ' I H!» «„V-ESTO-i 535 S9 __fi SB S3 E3 Solicitor ttt tt : .w v.- tsj .; 450 j l 3CM_- C*KAfte !_*•_: 5_ SS ES* Settler * , tz 5% > 833 | I - j 1*250,000 I 150,000 i £29,998 _I_3_.> 110 . 150»<__ S_§_-_Tpai_ yip % io*iov__ 2_/_- on 10.0,000 one pound shares-£ 100,000. i\ilr oa 50,000 one pound shares- . 25,000. . ■ ■'■.: '.■'.,•■ „ ■ 150,000 .' £125,000.. '~....'. ' Iffotal ]_" reSuTfed to be, reentered under tbe Companies Act, 1901, £32,GC1 17s Bd. paid "UP'-at 20/- each. .•'.'": g~fffiaV ftmotrnt ft- t _fa_t Aim _i-_s*t* jffloi_gag_-t required to be registered unaer tne Companies act, _?us, was £Z,_oo. (Filed 3rd Maicl\ j_i EXTRACT FROM "TIED HOUSES BILL REPORT, 1902," PAGE 112. £f**S__; _3__SlHg _£__e_! __JH_i?d_ Ctol__al i_es to J. Staples & Co., Limited. M. Kennedy, Managing Director : —Grosvenor, Duke of Edinburg-h, Übt__tere___L "Westernw Otyde Q*aa_, ___»__!, Island Bay, All Nations, Princess, Shamrock, Metropolitan, Wellington, Thistle Inn, National, Pier, CenteaL ClarendOQ, _npe__|, Termlnufi*. Star And Garter, Victoria, Cricketer's Arms, Albion, Cambridge, Princess Theatre, Prince of Wales, Royal Tiger, ____> _*_B__t£j. _______ 4__tetfft» Arms, TeArOj Empire, Esplanade, Oriental, Panama, A 1." HnTlPl*' FIFITIIII ■ capital of __150s000, less i_2_,ooo unpaid, produced in 1903 a Dividend of £29,998, to sayj yiiU&j ___a_f__l_ lUU c pr)f*_*mg of extras in the shape of a big slice of mortgage written off, and other methods of making , the dividend look as irdid as might be* 20% per annum is called by a rough nanie by men Wellington BEEK tMs to the bandftd who control ;the Cellars of this City. t iAt Another Angle; In 1903 the Share List stood as follows: 1 22__22 a ! I 1 6&dh , fuv , y ?« id l,[ -\ ._ 60,000 at -1, e-soh only 10.3. paid up. P I_!f THE SHARES STOOD AT 250,000 AT &i EACH FULLY PAID UP. 150,000 3During business operation 1903-1911 this XXXX Beer Company also reduced its mo_--, b ,n_-- i'rom _!32,661 17s. Bd. to r £2,400. So then, in addition to paying fat dividends every year, this company, which lives on the public thirst, improved!. *' Fes capital by .2100,000 and reduced its mortgage by £30,261 17s. Bd. Suppose its dividends for e?*ch of the eight years) were on the 1903 basis, then the dividends were £239,984. Add to this £130,261 17s. Bd., which represents its improved capital arid reduced mortgage for the same period, and you get a grand total of £370,245 17s. Bd. NOT BAD IS IT ?jb_GAPITAL. -£150,000, OF WHICH -£25,000 IS NOT PAID UP, AND IN EIGHT R POFST OF _370 245 17* 8_ Talk of the dreams of avarice; they are nothing to the Dreams of BEER! . Xiook at the first man on the Share List. Mr. Hamilton Gilmer got £8,694 in one year, out of Ins shares of XXXX. That equals £724 a month, £167 a week, £23 16s. a day, or 19s. 9d. an; hour sleeping and waking, holidays- and Sundays included. For an hour's slogging you get Is. 3d. and nothing for sleep hours and holidays. .As return for cash 'Sunk in the ;J BEER GOIdD. MINI- he gets 19s. 9d. an hour for 24 hours a day and for seven days a week. What sort of cricket is this?, ' Dbyou wOnd_r when such profits are at stake that paid literary hacks produce fictitious arguments to prove that Beer -,' made pur Nation, that Beer is the Pillar of the State, that Beer Prevents Unemployment, tlm 1 " -H Mi out Beev wo should aH be sneaks and pimps ? ARE YOU GOING TO BE BLUFFED? ARE YOU GOING TO VOTE FOR THIS MONOPOLY? ARE YOU GOING TO LICENSE THESE DIVIDENDS AT THE COST OF HONEST WORKMEN'S LIVES, AY Tiii.. COS i C. BARE HOMES AND BADLY CLAD CHILDREN. ■ . i If you are, STRIKE OUT THE BOTTOM LINE and STAPLES & CO. will rejoice with Joy un_p.3ak.t_c. * Bat if yoti are for FREEDOM, for FAIR PLAY, and for HUMANITY '\ Strike Out the TOP LINE on Both Papers - And Stop BEER MONOPOLIES and BEER DIVIDENDS from Auckland to the Bluff. "If there i* one thing* worse than another that had kept labour and labour j "The liquor traffic has become a political ring . . -which threatens toj interests in subjection it waa the brewing- monopoly.—Mr T. E 'TAYLOR, j throttle and control the commonwealth. — LORD ROSEBERY, ex - Premier ojfj -. M.H.R.—Hansard, 188f. ' ...'.'' i Great Britain,."/ No i*e£orm,,_noral or intdlectua V ever On© has. only to know th* twenty-six £^^^^^n^*\^_^^ came from'the upper, class of society, letters .of • tho alphabet in order to \ __ ir!k*_fT_r , *_? _r__ *«xr__l> TWT-fnc* «E> C" ' Each and all cam« from: the pro test of. learn everything else that one wi shes. \ AUVlvfi,. JL _*>!•_. _*,-«,-»» Cj the martyr and viotim. The emancipa- • » ; • , \ ; —; — -• - , tion of _ tJi€!. working .people, must be i n the temporary absence of the \lf yew care for your health and that of your kiddies, see that the MILK \! aehiered :_by the working people them- beauty editor this Question was handed J you get is pure, clean, and free from preservatives. selves—Wendell.Philips. by mistake to the sporting editor: \ V ■-■• "> '•■■- -•' ■■■■; ■■ n " *■ "How should one get rid of super- 1 XllC I_JI I I A -Mil ■__" Cf\ F _A' fl ,"I don't.ste'e an.. sense in referring fluous hairs on the upper-lip?" \ ■ V%\J 1 l\lvl/_ IT_I lUfiV W_/«, lUtil, V, to the wisdom of Solomon," said the . "That's easjy' he wrote in: reply.: . 3 -____,_»»_» _--_-«.-, , ** „- ._. ■■_.* f\ man smartly. , "He had a thousand "Push the young [ man away.", \ CORNHILL STREET (off Manners Street), V wives."' "Yesi'-' answered the woman, , . • ; m S . ~ , , J, tartly,"lie.learned his wisdom from o- . • lL .ul .„_ \ Delivers .in any part of the Oity.. Clean, Unadulterated,, and most \\ them h■ - Slx : centuries ago the eight-hour day J Sanitary Milk, put up without any extract costi in sealed > ■ ■;.■*•' ■_■'■■• - i vas , c law in England. Ihe eight- ef glass bottles. Give us your order and thereby obtain the best your \l rr, •,r' -. f o n. - J10 , 1 .* di _ y l h a - n lnstitut-ion. Io J money can'buy. Our premises and aunplies are under the inspection «?, 11ns then, is a proof of. a well-tram- celebrate it is like rejoicing that we of 4e Health Department and the'_t y Cou_cil_ Inspectors. \! ' Ed mind, to delight m what is good, have made no progress..for six hundred > L J . > .. . > and to'be'a-nno.ved at the opposite. years.—Sydney "Worker." >■ &-J\^>i\ l *fJ\ t> *4>e\*^^

■OA;RTER <& Cyba S** s WeElinston. : -■Bsgmw . •Dira.s^er &,ib ■ tovifeie^',' Possible ■•Prroeee' \ •;. Millinery. washing dress goods. y fancy drapery. blouses, costumes. 4 QARTltft. AND CO. are Millinery Jap -Crepes in all the new colours, Jtlst landed, a grand lot New Hose s , Just landed, a grand lot-of'Ladled3l do. a great harness itf and are selling freely;....•:' s . all 1s mir B, ° USe " fl "° m 2S to - Mfc " $ ,0 ; * nd ," C,nW ; Cotton Shantungs, yard wider W ..New EmhrqitfeVy.-Sd to 3s IW. Ladies' Washing eestume», in white § from'actual ■.. g a me as we so id last year B£d. Ne .w Neckwear-by every eteamor. frpd colours, a apWndid lot, all -tlul'^; ma^ers !^^6old .-at..lowest-cash prices: . <.- •* " ' . Wo sell great quantities of Ladies', newost styles, at the.lowest prices fnijl ,SeP;.'tli^:: : .; ! •■ :, :-.; • ■ Cordisilk, 16 new colours,. yard, tars, from 6d to 4s lid each. . ' town., ' '..:'["! t ' '. || ■'%^ : Gstrter Cb.i 130, OtL»ba, Street. /jJ