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Oamaru Mail, 12 June 1879, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES PROSPECTUS or TILS ,rv:v: ■"•-Jtu ci-j-'.vn mills 'U> AND BAKING COM?Ah f j [:r.:n\y.o). CAPITAL - - - £-0,000, ! In 10,(XO Sha-rus of i's each, (Of which it iH proposed at present to call i up 110 more than £2 10s.) ; "arable—lo son application, 10s on allotment. iOsr in t)n«;0 n:wiH!3, and in c;.lls of. not exceeding )(fe per aharo, anil at mtcv-vi-.ls or not than three months, until the amo-jnt of £2 10s has been paid. Shareholders may elect to pay £2 on allotment, in 'which event ts.«y will be allowed discount it the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, for the period between the time of paymoit and tho tin'; wheu future cails are ptr.r-blo. pr:OY7S7ONA : . MRKCTOK* : John'Barraeloncrh, 3£sq. A. K. y.ratcp. Ls-"]. Edwin Collis, Esq. T.C.lJ*nnison,Esq.C.3u. G. A. Sutton. Esq. ii. Watson, Esq. Herbert 'vlvnuils, SOUCITOhS : Messrs. liislop and Creagh. IU SKEWS: Colonial Bank of New Zealand. LOCAL amest : George Siimpter. This Company is formed for the purpose of combining the Milling and Balling Trades upon an extensive scale, thereby reducing the cost of bread to the consumer to the lowest possible price, and at the tinio securing a sure and ready cash market for the Flour produced at the Company's Mills. The Provisional Directors have arranged for the taking over by the Company, after its incorporation, of—(1.) The interest of J. T. and Co., in th* Lands, Buildings, and Premises owned or occupied by them in Oam aru. (2,) Tho Business and Asset* of Messrs. J. T. Evans »*d Co., Miller* and Grain Merchants, Oamarn, for the sum of £7OOO, of which £2500 is Eayable %'ithin six months, and the alance (£4508) ia 1800 shares of the Compaay, "with £3 10» paid up, A vahjatiom ef the buildings and landg has been made by Jfr. Johnston, Architect; of the machinery by Messrs. Jack, Steel, and Hendry ; and of the other assets by Messrs. John "Locke and John Church. The amount of £7<X>o has been arrived at by deducting the amount of the liabilities from the total of the valuations and by adding the amount of £2OOO on account of goodwill and preliminary expenses of iomnatioa of Company, which art to be paid by vendors. Tho vendors are •willing to retain the management of tha business for three years, and are willing (in the event of tho directors leaving such Bianagaiaent to them) to guarantee interest on the paid up capital at the rate ef 10 per cent, per annum for that period. The Crown Flour Mill* are situated is the centre of Oamarn, and have direet railway eommnaicotioa, thus reducing the coat of carriage to a caiman*. The Mills coutaia five raa of nill stoaes, fitted with the beat English and American DTeseiag [Machinery, and from their situation and completeness are undoubtedly the best milling property in Kew Zealand. Thty are ia fnll operation, producing floar whieh has established a fSist-cl»3» repufcitiea ia the chief Nsw Zealand anarketa. The Mill* cossist ef a eubstaat&l ?oarstereyed atoae building 130 feet loag by £4 feat bread, with engine and beiWr houae, kr*e, gtere, duet, and a»«t raowi, eoal shed and workshop attached, ob 4 provide storage apaee for 29,006 bag* of grata. The Eagine, a compound tandem by Messrs. Musgrave and Sons, of Boulton, England, is pronounccl by competent judges to be one of the fiursi; in tho Culoiiy, and the boiler is fitu-d with a "Green's Intent Economistr," cii'cctinjr ?. saving of 25 per cent, in fusi. The Motive Power and Building are designed for a 10-rnn mill, enabling the Company, at small expense, to add to the number of stones, &c., as their bueinass inIt is proposed to erect bakehouses at once, *ad to supply brer.d in Oamaru, Dunedin, Timsru, and intermediate towns at the lowest possible cash price, thus securing tho Company a cash sale for their flour at marketrates, and, by saving the bakers profit, reducing bread to a price which cannot fail to prove a great boon to *ll householders. Toe Provisional Directors have every condenca that th-» public will rapport thia providing, sn it does, both s profitable investment for their captital, and a reduction in the cost of the most neccseary *rtiel<; of daily ue*. 564 behelr of the >!cw "eslxr.d Inscr«uco C r *njp.'tny P-nd my3f.l/', I have- to Tiiank fbi-'s who ?.o aided ia putting out the Fire thai occurred in Thames-street, which tritTht oihr.rrnEQ have entailed serious los?. GFAYWS SUMPTER, 357 A gut for fi"aw.ZeaUnd Inmranee Co. THE andcraigned having 300 TONS of WEWCASTLS COAL lying in John Orr*« 4ep4t, is PRZPARED TO SSLL the <4 UK for 43s per ton, nett cfch. "Weight 2«ar»ntocd. sai c. «ALBBAITH 6 00.

CHSAP -ITCBL TOR BAUD TIMsE^. rFIHB nndeni&nad is bott soiling SHAG - POIKT GOAL it 24s par ton, not inclndlnj Special arTMigemeuia for quantities. All orders milt be paid for bsforo leaving ths ysT I. l>arrro*BMe and Ksitaegat* Coal at lowest c"rt prl»». *3B JOHN ORR. COALS! CO ALS I OOAL3. SHAG POINT COAL, tb* BEST tod CHEAPEST to tka Consnmers, may bo had at 24a per ton o«i, fraei SO J. T. STANM jar* GO Grand art uhiott or pictures, CONgI3EIaO OIL? ATKTTN GS, OLROGttAPFTS, " ' ■ CHROMOS, STSKL F.NGRATDJGS, rimirs and moss, TAI.u*D A* TVO HT/TTSBISD rowo9, Th• »kol« •( irkioh will fcs d»po«o4 of by Art Umion for littl* *or» than half th«ir ▼»lae, n»m«*iy, 129 MEMBERS A3 ONK. GUINEAS EACH. These Pichn-es are now on vievr ft Mr. G. GrecafieVi's il.vt, Tyne-Ktri'ot, and tvill be draivn for Trhen the list i." full. Tho drawing v.'ill be rondm/fc'-d by a comnii'tco »/pvointed by the members, on th; same principle ».s the Art Union in London. ,S 8 there *rc SIXTY-THHKI3 PRIZES p.r.d only 120 member?, the dr.'.Tring "will, no doubt, t.ike pi see shortly. Every member will be advised of the time and pi nee of d rawing. G. ORBENFIKLW, Treasurer. From --lion; Tickets can be obtained. 7S4 KOTIC F<. ipASII BUYERS OF OATS. 631 CONNELL AKD CT.OWES. It 't': <s,- : • • : !.o 1U- ilv?>y Statinn .•..'.l y 3: J MUSJC.— Au/ ; cv (:■- kiii.iij ismr-ratioa con'cerning the urns at the office of thia piper would confer a great favor. : 427