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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume I, Issue 6, 11 February 1890, Page 1

Prospectus OF THE' ~ . - PYLORUS DISTRICT ANDGOLDFIELDS NEWSPAPER COMPANY (LIMITED). Eegistered under “ The Companies Act 1882.” Capital, ~ £SOO, in 500 shares oi £1 each. Payable, 5s on application, 5s "Ofl ‘allotment, and balances at 2s“ y ' :cl per month. ~..i )- .... .DIRECTORS: ; v . 7; John Brownlee, W. H. Smith, James Hughs, W. T. Masefield, W. Reader, BANKERS 0. H. Mills, J, H. Reynolds, Charles Inman, Thomas Oawte, Alexander. Hill, The Colonial Bank, Blenheim. "r v f SOLICITOR: ' ■ r ' < -‘ • H. M. Hosier. SECRETARY •. v ' : W.- T. Erst pie; Havelock*) y. fip HID Promoters have long recognised that JL our large and widely scattered distiicgf comprising Wain a aho, Worth Bin*, Wairau, Onamal u. Kai ii a, O fwacuo, The Grove, Hareioch, Poloims-Yglley, jWajsa-rj marina, and the Sounds, wi h , i,eir varied’and, important 'interests have remained ih r quiet 1 soc usion through not having a Newspaper whose true aim would be fostering the important industries already started and : aßßfs'ti*'tp develop any others within these <popsf. darios. , IT To remove this serious drawback and establish a reliable bi-weeHy journal which jv.quld uphold the "interests of the Colony and ventilate bur local requirements, the Directors have made careful enquiries as to the cost of the necessary plant, and find the capital named will f bo quite sufficient, to purchase ail the material and carry on the paper until thlreturne would be available. . , ■

. The Di-eo ors propose to make our Mining industry a leading feature of the paper, thus assisting to open out the vast auriforious deposits .in Marlborough, which ; merit more attention, and encourage the influx of capital to speculate in ,egitimate mining ventures.,,, , The welfare of our pastoral, and agricultural settlers, will always be kept in the ‘foreground; wlii e our sawmiliing dustry, which has languished so much in the past, .would, through this'medium, have i.n ; opportunity of making our magnificent timber resources better known in the markets- - of the Colony. The columns of the: paper- will always-be open for free and reasonable discussion on public, questions, and ;lihe promoters firmly - believe tuat journalistic agitation is equally, as necessasy as- legislati ve representation. ‘ • ■’ The extensive field oj; operations open to a well conducted paper, the many interests'’ requiring its advocacy and fostering care are sufficient.inducement! for. the Promoters to ask tue public for their liberal support, and I, noy-Confidently prcdui'i if tuat is accorded the journal will prove a source of profit to the shareholders and a lasting benefit to tha disbiict. • ' . V- 1 . vI:! hApplicatidns for shares may be sent to any of the Directors or to the Secretary, Havelock- ; '• ‘ ;Xhe Directors prefer that no large number ■ of shares.should fie held by one person, but that the shares should be spread, over the whole district. - - uV. r. ,• . ; -y- B. ' GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE iy ° $ ; DEPARTMENT. ’ LOANS ON MORTGATE; From time to time a limited portion of tho funds is lent on first mortgage of freehold security, witu option of‘ repayment,Oy fixed instalments, spread- over Ifi, do, dr 20 years*?:, ■.■ i i Half-yearJyiPayment*’ for each £i0l;, ~f i , , . Period pf Loan— £ s .d. ~ vTwelve years : I tf A Fifteen years; ~, ;6, -B..jJ9ii Twenty years ... i 13 8 Loans repayabla whereby • principal and interest: are both /Undated within a given time, imd on terms of a most favourable .-character, present marked 'Advantages to‘settlers and otnors. ’ , ‘” i Tlie borrower ffiajr, ’ beforb : the ; of then full •-period, 'redeem the loan, 1 with -fir'l without notice, on terma which ;caafio aicer*ic tained at .this office, or at any of the-offices,of the'Departmonc, where also forms olapplica*,, tion can De obtained. For full particulars as to, loans,'apply to the Head and ilraacu Offices and Post Offices. F, W. FEANKLuiND, Actuary and Principal Officer. D. M. LUUKIE, - - ; - , -.7 1 Commissioner.. :1) V. R, THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW : : ‘ , ' ’ Zealand: ;'■ *’ { ‘ ' ESTABLISHED, 1872, .!/*« vHE aitention of persons about to M thoir wilfs is directed to. the, largely reduced 'scale of charges' oh ‘ooUeetion of moneys, as shown in New Zealand Gazette of July 18,1889, page 790. HEAD OFFICE; WELLINGTON*