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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 258, 1 May 1912, Page 8

A BETTER INVESTMENT THAN OIL ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS OF AN UNLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, TO BE CALLED The New Plymouth Brotherhood. (Unsectarian). CAPITAL UNLIMITED. To be divided into Individual Shares of Manhood. Payable upon Application - .... Brotherliness. Payable upon Allotment ..... More Brotherliness. Calls at Frequent Intervals .... still More Brotherliness. OBJECTS OP THE COMPANY: THE OBJECTS of the Company shall be to develop all that undeniable wealth of manhood in the town and suburbs of New Plymouth, in the Provincial District of Taranaki, New Zealand; and to produce therefrom stronger and more virile character. One of the means of carrying out these objects shall be by pleasant Sunday afternoon meetings for men only, when there will be hearty singing, good music, short, bright talks on life—its meaning and use. The promoters have had placed at their disposal (free of all charges) the commodious building known as THE GOOD TEMPLAR HALL; they have also the promise of some of the best musical talent in the town; and capable speakers from far and near have pledged their help in this effort. The meetings will be limited to one hour's duration. The Company will seek to help men, irrespective of creed, class or color. If a man is out of work, he will be helped to employment; if he is "down on his luck" he will be brothered. Men of all churches may become shareholders, and men of no church will have the same privileges. No narrow-minded, sect-loving, mean-spirited, unbrotherly man shall be allowed to become a shareholder, but he will be welcomed at the meetings in the hope that he will be influenced to become brotherly and thereby be eligible for membership. THE MARKET. THE MARKET is the most unassailable in the world, and the demand for healthy, broad-minded, bighearted, manly men, such as the Company intends to develop, is unlimited. THE PROFITS. THE PROFITS will be immediate and inexhaustible. Every shareholder is due to receive a dividend of strength and inspiration at every meeting of the aforesaid Brotherhood. Applications for Shares will be received at the (Unregistered) Office of the Company, the Good Templar Hall, on SUNDAY, MAY sth, 1912, when the Rev. J. W. Burton, representing the promoters, will give an Address on "Brotherhood as an Ideal of Jesus Christ." The Preliminary Expenses are nil, and the current expenses will be of the lightest. All Finances shall be managed by a Directorate to be chosen by the Shareholders. The Promoters invite the co-operation of trustworthy BROKERS, and every application thus received through them will entitle the said Broker to extra benefits. THIS IS A BIGGER THING FOR NEW PLYMOUTH THAN PETROLEUM.

OIL PETROLEUM OIL JNVESTORS desirous of taking shares in the TARANAXI (NEW ZEALAND) OIL WELLS, LTD., are reminded that the Share List closes on 24th April, and that early application should be made to J. 0. DAYIEB S&arebroker, Devon Street, New Plymouth. TWO NICE PROPERTIES ACRES freehold, divided into five paddocks, orchard, gardens; up-to-date (3-roomed house, bathroom, scullery, pantry, etc.; cowshed, trapshed, stable, etc. Price £1150; cash £300; balance arranged. 1 Good building prospective value. Close to town. ACRES, freehold, in the Borough; 9roomed residence, thoroughly well built, large lofty rooms, return verandah, bay windov s, h. & c. water, pantry, cupboards, washhouse, coalshed, stable, trapshed, cowshed, etc. Three frontages. Good prospective value. Price £1605; cash, £550. J. H. WOOD AND CO : EGMONT STREET 2JEW PLYMOUTH. Hygienic Bakery OPENING NOTICE,J DESIRE to intimate to the public of New Plymouth and surrounding disj trict that I have taken over the Hygienft Bakery from Mr. J. C. Legg, and that I intend to carry it on on the most apjHovcil Mini up-to-date lines, and there* I'.v merit that liberal patronage that hatf Ix'Pli accorded the business in the past.** I also intmd adding a confectionary department to the business. * A. WILLIAMS, Devon Street, New Plymouth' 1 ** Hygienic Bakery. , t , . Local wool-growers are very pleased to know that so much of their finest wool, finds its way into the popular Roslya Worsted and Woollen Mills (largest in Australasia), as they know from prac-, tical experience something of the comfort and lasting wear of Roslyn blankets, •■tigs, tweeds, worsteds, socks, jerseys, flannels, plaidings, "Delta" underwear, etc.—Advt.

0N E Y TO J^ENI w hare several sums available fo immediate investment. WILSON & GREY, Solicitors. Brougham Street. Jm. Sanderson.] [H. Victor Griffith! gANDERSON AND Q.RIFFITHE ARCHITECTS. OFFICE: King's Buildings, corner o DoTon and Brougham Streets. pRiNIC ]\fESSENGEB F.N.Z.I.A. ARCHITECT. Devon Street, New Plymouth. SJTANDISH & STANDISH SOLICITORS, NEW PLYMOUTH. Offices: Late Standish & Kerr's. Money to Land on all classes of securities at Lowest Rates. MONEY TO LEND. jyjONEi TO LEND on good security at lowest current ratM. GOVETT & QUILLIAM, Solicitors. W®STON & WESTON BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. Offices—Brougham St., New Plymouth. Mountain Road, Inglewood. Tho«. S. Weston, Crown Solicitor. Maiiger laglowood Office Henry R. Billing, Solicitor. NOW ON SALE. THE NEW ZEALAND TURF REGISTER For SEASON 1910-11. "pULL AND ACCURATE REPORTS OF THE PAST SEASON'S RACING (INCLUDING TROTTING) IN NEW ZEALAND. ENTRIES, ETC., FOR PRINCIPAL FUTURE EVENTS. TABLES OF WINNERS. RULES OF RACING. WINNING OWNERS. WINNING HORSES. And other interesting Sporting Mattel of Valuable Character. A new feature has been introduced in the index, which is so compiled that the performances of each horse, whether first, second, third or unplaced, are shown, while the names of the handicappers for each race meeting are also given. Published at the Office of "THE WEEKLY PRESS & REFEREE," Cathedral Square and Worcester Street, Christchurch, N.Z., where orders (adireseed to the Manager) should be sent in AT ONCE to prevent disappointment, m only a limited number will be published. VISITING CARDS.—When y<n. -wi out of cards, send your order for mere to the Daily News Printery. 8/1 for il ** */- for 100 (post«£a p*l4). * jt THE BEST PLACE IS SAKER'S.