Do not Wait! Next Week may be TOO LATE TAMNAKI PETROLEUM PREFERENCE SHARES. VOU have heard Mr, Henry's remarks on the ex*ent of the Tarahaki oilfields. Sixty-one companies were formed in ONE day at Alberta, in Canada, a few days ago. We hate possibly an equal extent of country. ( THE TARANAKI PETROLEUM COMPANY is probably THE KEY TO OUR FIELD, and will probably also be the controlling company. You will WANT to invest in the future aid WILL NOT THEN have the opportunity to get in ON BED-ROCK, in the PREMIER COMPANY, as you can do now. Opportunities do not come; you must make them. The terms are of the easiest—2s on application, Is on allotment, and nearly THREE YEARS to pay the balance, IF all should be called up. " ?' APPLY NOW. Dear Sir or Madam I beg to call your attention to the Preference Shares of the above Company as a SOUND and PROFITABLE investment, and particularly as a means of ADVANCING your own interests and those of the province. The following are a few points, stated as concisely as possible, that I trust will r"Deal to you:— The Company has PROVED that oil exists in PAYABLE quantities and of a quality UNSURPASSED in the world. The Company is financially SOUND, but additional capital will largely ADD to its prosperity. By taking up its Preference Shares, which carry a preferentiav dividend of 7% per cent, you make it STRONG financially. Being strong financially, you place it in the best position to make the BEST POSSIBLE TERMS with a purchaser, being INDEPENDENT. You enable it to FURTHER DEVELOP t its oil deposits, and consequently to ask the utmost price possible when selling. You assist It to erect a REFINERY, and so obtain the BEST VALUE for its oil products. What does the erection of a Refinery mean to the District ana the Company t It w:!l enable the' Company to pay DIVIDENDS and make your investmenv, HIGHLY PROFITABLE one. It will mean the ESTABLISHING of various INDUSTRIES. INDUSTRIES mean the employment of a LARGE amount « LABOR. The HOUSING of this labor will mean MORE EMPLOYMENT for all tradesmen, there being practically no empty houses in the town of New Plymouth. MORE LABOR will be required at the Stores to cope with the additional business. MORE CAPITAL will be CIRCULATED. NEW FD2MS will spring up and the old ones will employ ADDITIONAL hands. More FARM PRODUCE will be required of all sorts, which will mean higher and MORE STABLE values for land. The oil deposits BEING AT A PORT occupy an almost UNIQUE position, the heavy cost of PIPING from inland deposits being SAVED. The position of its properties may also give it a MONOPOLY of REFINING. The refined products can also be handled at a MINIMUM of expense, and necessary supplies imported cheaply. FUEL for industries will be CHEAP. There will be a LARGE INCREASE of SHIPPING at the harbor. If you already HOLD SHARES, it is all the more REASON for your TAKING MORE, as the placing of all the Preference Shares will give those you already hold additional value, and the paid-up shares that are now at a discount will reach par T»r be at a premium. Do yeu want your DISTRICT TO PROGRESS? Then help the most promising of all your industries by filling in the accompanying application form and forwarding it to m«, with 2s per share applied for, or to the company. You can help according to your means. Ten shares involve only a small annual outlay, as the paymeuS is spread over nearly THREE YEARS if all the money should be called up. If only this small cumber is taken up by all, the amount required would be largely OVER-SUBSCRIBED, and the preference shares would eoon me at a PREMIUM. Under 7000 shares are now requ'red, so send b your application promptly and the Refinery can be started. WALTER BEWLEY, SHAREBROEER, NEW PLYMOUTH. [Cut this out and send to me]. > . TO T3E DIRECTORS OF THE TARANAKI PETROLEUM COMPANY, LIMITED. Gentlemen.— ,' I hereby request you to allot me snares in the above-named Company in the proposed issue of 30,000 £1 preI ference shares, and I hereby agree to accept the same or any less number that may be allotted to me. I enclose the sum of £ , "t'ng the amount payable on application for the said shares at the rate of 2s per share, and I agree to pay further the sum of Is per share on allotment, '.. and the balance at the rate of Is ptr share at intervals of not less than two calendar mofitl*. And I request end authorise you to register me r.g the holder of the shares so albtted. '«- (Nameiafull) •.••■••. j (Address ..j. (Description) •>••• •••• -.'Agaaiure) WALTER BEWLEY, SHARE3ROKER, :?L;W PLYMOUTH. T«tt«t substitute—«t mju only 1/1, 1/10 sad 2/- per lb
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 272, 7 April 1911, Page 7
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