FARMERS' FREEZING COMPANY.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 49, 28 June 1915, Page 2

FARMERS' FREEZING COMPANY.

SPECIAL WORD TO INTENDING SHAREHOLDERS. In another column the provisional directors of the Taranaki Karmers' Meat Company, Ltd., notify that it is essential that all intending shareholders make application for their shares at once. Such application will he received by any director, at any branch of the Hank of New Zealand free of exchange, or hy the interim secretary. Mr Hugh Baily, at his office in New Plymouth. A good number of applications for shares have been received, but the directors point out that it is essential that all intending shareholders should make for their shares at once. The importance of this being done immediately can readily be appreciated. It is particularly desirable that the works .should be erected in time to be ready to commence business at the opening of the coming season, and only a quick I application for shares will ensure this. (There are many reasons which comhine to emphasise the necessity of [prospective shareholders coming forward at once. In their own interest land for the advancement of the promncPj settlers must act at once.