Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 751, 6 September 1878, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES EID AND COMPANY, WATERLOO HOUSE, SWANBILL COKSET (REGISTERED). A full, deep Corßet, especially for Ladies inclined to embonpoint. The Swanbill is most effective in reducing the figure and keeping [ the form flat, bo as to enable Ladies to w«ar | the fashionable vitements of the day. Buak, 13£ inches long. SWANBILL CEINTURE COKSET. An admirable combinatiou of Ceiuture and Corset, of novel a'id ingenious manufacture, oombining th* advantages of b:>th Stay and Joan of Arc Belt. While imparting a graceful symmetry and elegance to the figure, it affords a degree of comfort and support not to be derived from an ordinary Corset. 16 inches deep. The Above Corsets, together with a choiOo assortment of Froaah Goo Is, consisting ot— Trimmed Millinery. Mantles Necklets Braoeleta Hair Pinss Bouquet Holders &c, &c Have just been opened at REID AND COMPANY'S, WATERLOO HOUSE, Thames - street, Oamarct. 351 PROSPECTUS PEO.sPKCTUS kAMARU CORN EXCHANGE AND- ' PUBLIC HALL COMPANY (Limited). CAPITAL L 12.000 In 600 Shares of L2O each, Of which it IB proposed to call up LAG per Share, viz., 10s. on application, 30s. Ob allotment, and the balance in calls oft 40s. per Share at intervals of not iess than two months. Provisional. Directors : Hon. H. J. Miller, M.L.C. Juiiu iieid, Esq., hldeisiie Wm. Christie, Esq. Samuel Gibbs, Esq. Edward Menlove, Esq., Windsor Part J, W. Humphrey, Esq. (Messrs. Bailie' and Humphrey) G. S. Lintott, Esq. (Messrs. Lintott and: Otterson) TV". J. Steward, Esq., Mayor. Baxkkes : The Colonial Bank of New Zealand. Solicitor : Joseph U'Aieagher, Esq. Secretary : W. J. Smith, Esq. The object of this Company is 'g§ J2r6e{; Buildings suitable for a Public Hall and Corn Exchange. With this view; the Provisional Directors have bt=en treaty for The purchase of thit freehold property Waitaki House, situatu in Thames-street.

The central position of Shis property is admirably adapted for the purpoae, and with the necessary improvements and additions would meet every possible requirement of the Company,. It is proposed to &rect upon the present vacant ground a Railding of dimensions toseat 100 i people,, and with every convenience for public entertainments ;: also to provide a suitable room f. ir the use «■£ members of the Corn Kxc'iange and Chamber of Commerce, which would be supplied, with the principal agricultural.and eomme_rci:il papers. The only, bud ling used for Public Entertainments, &c., viz , the Masonic Hall, ie< now being conveireti to other uees ; aadzcu a rising town, such as < >amaru, the present; proposal, in addition to being a public boon,, w'll doabtl* as prove a profitable investment.. The present building, with a small outlay in the way of additions and could be utilised for shops, with an hefcr '■£ adjoining, bv which m&ana an revenue could be obtained. The revenue to lib do ivedfrom tha foperationa of the aje thus estimated : Rent of Public Sal 1 / anvt Offices L 450Corn Exchange—.Members Sabaerip* tionp 4 .. x __. ~„ 150 Rent cfi Hotel i <, U arautoed) ". ... 55» Kei-'t of TWO 'shnns 300> £1,450» Purchase 0 f Waitakf House ProP,erty—Buildings snd Necessary Alterations' Law and other Expense ia formation of Company lAG.oSO As soon as a Buffioiervi number o€ IS&sree have been taken up, s- meeting of th* Shareholders will be called t» appoint Penaaaeafc Directors, and consider other matters Applications for 'Shares may fee made either to the Oolon ; el Bank or to 603 MR. W. J. SMITH. ~IHE BUSH BRANCffi RAIL fVAfS' COMPANY J*KO >TIBX>SS.L DIEECTOEB : Mr. Aliciael Studholme Mr. John Manchester M- A Jfaylor Hi lary ix~ Mich -el O'Brien " ]&r, James p^ke? M<r- LemardP-ic^ 35*. A pheus H 31v. William '&&&?£ AH o r i \V? unate. Bankers : Union Bank of Australia. \f airnat^'SoLICJfoR ; Mr. TV. B. Hawfef* SECRETARY: ; Mr. Frank W« nate. Prospectuses and Form l * • ti Appl* 6 *** 011 for Shares can be obtained a $ the office o the Unionßank of Austria* FW&J -LEE, 663 Secretwy.