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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 981, 11 June 1879, Page 3

Tate /^vehtisements. prospectus or TKB CROWN FLOUR MILLS OW&Q BAKINO COMPANY (tIMtTEDj. ~<PtTAL - - - £.",0.000, In tO.nOO Sh.irrs of .£.*> each, . it r>ropof»«-:«t at present to call ! up no more than £•> IfK) .. |()n on application, 10s on allotM* i, [O,M in three months, and in call." of ro 'I",' xl .coilin* lOb for sha*;, and at inter""u'of ''"I 1 I'"-'* 3 than three month.-, until . ,ui>6 of £- tOf» ha.-. been paid. X.ret.oUcrs may etect to nay £2 on ■ ,'tim'iit.. "v which event they will (,« a )l discount at the rate of 10 per nt V»'r annum, for the period between 'jj",. tinvr of payment and the time when futon ail* aru ; -vl-ie. I'ROVt.-ItON AT. UtßEl'TnriS : T„hn Harraclough. Esi(. A. FL Matule, Esq. £ Cellis, fts'l- .H. Ronayne.Escf. -r C* peanison. Ks^.t FI. G. A. Sutton. Esq. •V Fl«n.i»u'.^l..V- r »- K- Watson, Kaq. A " " Herbert Edwards. Esq. Hor.n'iTiißS : Jfessrs. Bfialop and Creagh. HA N" l< K R:-> : Colonial Hank of New Zealand, l.ni Ar. acfnT : George Sumpter. Companv is formed for the purpose 1! „ m l, ill i„« the Milling and P-akingTrades fin thiToby rwluoins fl ! ""rcwt of bread to the consumer to thf I 'possible price, and at the same tirm mrimr » »«*» ttn(l c:w ' l mark, ' t £or ►liu Klour produced at the Company's Mills. 'l'lic provisional Directors have arranged f(|| . t |u; taking over l.y the Company, after I*, iiii'ui'poi'ation. of * (I.) The interest of J. T. Evans and Co., in the Lands, Buildings, and Premises owned or occupied by them in Oamam. [» ) Th« Business and Assets of Messrs. j. X. Evans and Co., Millers and (fVain Merchants, Oarnarn, for the sum of £7<'oo, of which £-."00 ia payahto within six months, and the balanco (£t."00) in ISOO shares of the Company, with £2 10s paid up. vnlnaiion of the buildings and tands h * bren made by Mr. Johnston, Architect : ft ]„, machinery by Messrs. Jack. Stcul. and ft.-i.dry : and of the other assets • John Locke and John Church. Hi,, amount of £7<W<> has been arrived at by ulm'tiinr the amount of the liabilities from tl ,tal of the valuations and by adding tl„! miiount of £2OOO on account of goodwill mid preliminary expenses of formation „i Company, which are to be paid by ven'''tlio vendors are willing to retain the maniWPmcnt of the business for three year*, wilnre willing(in the event of the directors Itnviiiit such management to them) to amirantKK interest on the paid «p capitat at tho rato of 10 per cent, per annum for that '*ThaCrown Flour stills are situated in the cimtro of Oamaru, and have direct railway communication, thns reducing the cost of carriage to a minimum. Tlw Mills contain five run of mill stones, fitted with the beat English and American Dressing Machinery, and from their sanation anil completeness are undoubtedly the tat milling property in New Zealand. Tliuy itro in full operation, producing Hour which has established a first-class reputation ill till) chief New Zealand markets. The Mills consist of a substantfal fonrstoroyori stone building 120 feet long by 54 firthroml, with engine and boiler house, bran, store, dust., and smut room, coal shed Hill workshop attached, and provide storage ip'p f«r 30.1WV bags of grain. Tlic l'"n;:ine, a compound tandem by Mrww. .Mtisgrave and Sons, of P.oulton. is pronounced by competent judges •dliMiiu: "f the finest in the Colony, arid flu'l--';ti* fitted with a "Green'a Patent £ui""'4iisi'r." effecting a saving of per wilt, in fuel. Tin' Motive Power and Rnilding are deriiiiiwl for a 10-nin mill, enabling the Company, at small expense, to add to the Number of stones, &c., as their business incrti.Tsca. ft is proposed to erect bakehouses at once. Mil to supply bread in Oamaru, Dunedin, Timnru, and intermediate towns at the liiwast possible cash price, thus sccnring the Company a cash sivle t'ov thpir ffonrat market rates, and, by saving the baker's profit, reducing bread to a price which cannot fait to prove » great boon to all householders. The Provisional Directors have every conilimoo that the public will support this undertaking, providing, as it does,, both a profitable investment for their eaptitat. and ;i ri'ilnctinn in the cost of the most necessary wticlu of daily usr. Sfi't QS behalf of the New Zealand Insurance Cempany and mysrlf, I have to Thank thow who so kindly aided in putting on* till Fire that occurred in Thames-street, «iiioh might otherwise have ent.iilrd jeri'-ns OEORrtR Sf/MPTEK, BT for N'w Zealand Insurance Co. undersigned having 300 TON'H of COAL lying in John Wjdopit, is PREPARKD TO SBLL the 'ME fur 43s per ton, nett cash. Weight P'iMitesd. ® C. OALBKAITH ft CO. CHEAP FUEL FOR FIAKD TIME=«. npBK Hii(l«r3igned is now selling SFTAQ POINT COAti at 24s per ton, not inuluilin k cartage. Special arrangements for quantities. All orders must bu paid for Leforti learing the y»«l, S«woa«tU and Kaitangata Coal at lowest o[ "t prica,. W8 JOHN OUR. eo-ALSr COALS! COALS. gffACr POINT COAL, the BEST and CHEAPEST to the Consumers, may be had *t 24a per ton cash, from * J. T. BVAIf S A?n> CO ,UND ART UNION or PICTURES, n „ _ COSSrSTtSO QILPAINTINOS, OLEOORAPfTS. CHROMOS, STEPL ENGRAVINGS, FERNS AND MOSS. **r.trßn at Two Tlrrspam whelp of which will be disposed of t>y Art Cmcn for little more than half ,hri,' value, namely, '-I AT ONE <; CIN KAS EACH. Ct T1;,.,. L'kuves nr.- now on view at Mr. G. '' r|,,, ii!:, j-t-. T vn ,.. f"et. and wili be l| W»n f-r wlv-n the list i,. full. Ill* drawing wi" be conducted by a com■iprrinted by the members, on the priii(;ip| Q aa t \ vt Union in I.ondon. 4s there an, STXTT-THKEE PRIZES jnilnnly pji) members, the drawing will, no t.iltc place shortly. Every member 'ill v istavl of the time and place of G. GREENFIELD. n Treasurer. whom Tickets can be obtained, i 754 NOTE C E. Wit AtvS BUYERS OF OATS. i CONNKLL AND CT.OWEJS. j t or naar the twutway Station , y«»t« C (Uy_A Pwar-t, of MUHIC.— ' P'fsoa kindly giving incorioatioa con- j ■ amßl ** the- office of this paper . 427