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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4902, 7 December 1876, Page 4

Public Companies. PROSPECTUS OF THE WELLINGTON CITY TRAMWAYS .' COMPANY, LIMITED. oi 'JAi; i To' -be ; incorporated tinder <> the- * Jomt Stock | .A.‘Companies* - ! Capital, £40,000, ! id 8000 Shares of: £5 each, !-T .V; y; , with’powet*to increase. vm; ] .;. :. i The Promoters reserve to themselves the right '■ to ballot only 176 > peA cent, -of. the. shares • - iapplied/foK -A .OV <• v j i. ,:/j----i '‘Payinehts per shareA-ssi on application j 10s. ! on allotment.; 10s. one month after* allotment ; j 10s. three 'months afteK allotment; 10a. aix J months after allotment; 10s. nine months after ■ allotment months after allotment, i and.the- balance in calla of . nofc nioro than 10s. ■ each at intervals, bf not less than three months 1 from the date of the call preceding. -- - - —Promoters : ; , * ir *■ ■ - HendersoHj {* Charles O’-Neill, C.E. .Thomas Kennedy Macdonald. , . : 'v- 'V-i.u 1 .- - Bankers - 1 ‘‘• _ The Bank of New Zealand.. | a '-I'A P'^ v.) . i -/ ;• tTemple ChanibeM, Wellington. ; J '‘At the pressing ■ request’’of a large number ? of the residents of the City,, the promoters of ; the Wellington: City { Tramways' have decided to allowthe’public an interest in their undertaking by forming it into a Joint Stock Company. _ . 1 •‘• From"careful ’calculations i a/ return of',up- | wards, of 20 per cent, per anmim is expected, but tlie v pr6moterf ■ -10 per j ceht, from the date, of to the end of iB7B. n '■ 1 3 ■ ■ The' share‘list will be only open-for a limited period; 1 prospectuSes and forms of applica- ■ tion for shares'may be obtained from’ the Bank 6f^New-Zeahthdi-'or^fi*6m'-th£ Intending shareholders} should send in their appUcations without;delay/ ( r ; , ( i Hotels ; IX Pi KgUl ij.; fi// fit'*,* f. HENRY HALL’S D UKB’'.OF:. EDINBURGH HOTEL. Manager : JOHN MOSS'BROADBENT. . HpHOMAS 11 CIMINO’S CENTRAL JL'l’' HOTEL, ..corner' of ‘.Lambton-quay and the-above'Hotel; beg' to inform tbe inhabitants, of , .Wellington and the surrounding district^-’that they will continue to carry on tbe business in a style ■ to their predecessor, andhope' to merit a continuance ofthetupport accbrded tdbim; - N.B. —The? Daily ;Lunoheon, at the Central will be a speciality. Breakfast at 8.30,a.m;; tea at 6 p.m. First-class accommodationfor boarders. BA N O T E L, ■ Manners-street, ,■ ) JOHN McINTOSH, .-PROPRIETOR. ;J.M. r b»s much- pleasure},-in’informing. - bis old'frionds in.'Wellington and the country districts, i.also the travelling public, that, ho has re-oppned' 1 the : aboye t establishment with - all the, most-, paodern ,',improvements,- where, trayellers wiU "be sure to experience the comforts ofria .home, with? civility, and, bined, v ■ . ■ , -|IANNERS-STEET. MR. J. FENTON has ■ much pleasure in informing his friends and the public of Wellington and surrounding that ,hp has taken the above well-known and comfortable Hotel, and hopes by .strict attention to business and studying- the'comfort of - boarders to .merit- a? continuance of the patronage bestowed bn his’predecessor. J Accommodation for.-hoarders unsurpassed. 1 ■ Wines, Spirits, Ales,. &c., ;are of .the : very, ...j.-. , . , best quality. •?, :. . j Every -otP receive the utmost; attention j J. 1 E| : iiE|,pjT ON, • ; .'Proprietor. j 'HOTEL, FOXTON.' /-.tiAOK H'iJCOIiTYZiZ, r i i * j A. J. WHYTE, -PROPRIETOR. I -A.J;W. J begs *tb< annouhde 'fo the -inhabitants; Jo athru’.f DA -.isW/jelO bsv'- '■ •-•u.vi ! of Foxton and traVeUers gener- • : - - !.•; , it:-:-,* c-.l x/ri< rvcltoirct/egs “«i;n <-wrl I 7/?!,.? .<■! J;,,bally ‘fhiif f his R'.l.-'-L.'v j /soul :-v?Y him , i .• . LARGE- 1 AND ■ COMFORTABLE-'HOTEL-'as NOW OPEN, I With all the mostmodern-improvements, where; travellers wiU .be, the : dil O TCOMFORTS- OF A HOME,-.) ;/ j With civility-bnd-iittehtio'n.cbmbihed. I Wiues''and’ ! Spirits ) u: &c.' ;j of the very best c ’v’v.'l'-j'j I '.A-. / ( . ; Accommodation 1 . ;'for;;sfabling unsurpassed. l io'. . ..-j i.Qood.Paddoc'fcs. i, tr ; j TJANAMAdIOTEfc, ,T.aranaki l streeti WM.; JL. ~ !’(j Superior accommodation for families, pefma-! nepLboardera, .aad,?yisitors to Wellington. | ....I.onerolThumtbn < s‘best, biUiatd tables on.the, premises. Good stabling... j The marQujs ; 'of normanby; HOTEL, CARTERTON. I This Neyr and now qpen! tci ; * the'Tubui 1 under* of;the' Hooker. !, 3tni j The Hotel is situate in the . centre .of the rapidly rising, township of Carterton) and is one of the most- complete' OdtablisfaniehtS in the colony, containing a Wrge bar,<bar parlor, commercial room, .(iingg?jp9iqti(3§ft. t bj} 19ft.)) rooms for families and visitors./'N; D' > , ( .-A-shperb -Billiard-rOom fitted with one of Alcook’s fuU-sKpdjtablea, | ap|d n all >| ,t|m latest imOTpyemaitft Y.".'-.."/ 1.. j --HotYand'-ddld'wato-Dafhs-always readyi together with eighteeK’bldrooms. _ i —~Tho wines,“spiritsybeer,-and-other liquors) Of.the'firht'Oiiiality.'! fn- ;! ’ j. Travellers andwisitorsvwill find .'every homo comfort at this iUhrivalle'd] Hotel.uufi/'0 Cx i-ic Sample fooma for commercial geutlemdn. - 1 i - First-class stablingandpaddooks. i -,<„ j /.To :hportßmeu"this every inducement?- there - being plenty-of-game -of - all kinds in the immediate vibinity. K Q f, f, j T. HOOKER, Proprietor. < " N .I; T,,,;E,;-L. .',6;'L.- .E .yi'lE- 'R^ 1 'N I G H T. ines and Spirits of the. Beat Brands, j ALtObK’S ' BEST' BIRRIARD TABLE., ' ! tITBWO'OD’S ' HOTEL, Lower hutt. )d Accommodation and StablingJ. D. FRASER, Proprietor.