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Temuka Leader, Issue 607, 17 November 1881, Page 3

NOTICE. HAVE appointed Mr WILLIAM It LED to MANAGE MY BUSIN ESS (lining my il!nt.-*s. Da ed this 12th day of Anil. 1881. 11. b. AUSTIN. W. J. N. UPTON, AND AyT ALUATOR Offices—Bowker’s Buildings, Great South Road Timaru. Consultation and Advice Free GERALDINE. JOHN MUNDELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Sales of STOCK and PRODUCE every alternate TUESDAY. TREES ! TREE ! ! COME AND SEE THEM GROWING AT THE OXFORD NURSERY, TEMUKA. Avery large quantity of Fruit and Forest TREES, of from one to three years’ growth, in a very s und and healthy condition, superior to any that has yet been ottered to the public ; and at prices as low as similar goods can be got for from any respectable Nurseryman in Christchurch. I would particularly draw attention to the large number of Wattles and Bluegums 1 haw in hand. In stock, all sorts of betels as well as cabbage and other Kitchen Garden Phints. WJI. WHEELBAND.

PUBLIC NOTICE. mllE Undersigned, in thanking his uuS morons patrons in Temuka and district for past favors, begs to intimate that lie will still con tin tie to supply a Hrst class article not to be surpassed in New Zealand at the lowest possible prices. \V. A. takes this opportunity of stating that from the lirst of January all accounts must be strict! v monthly'. W. 4CKROYD, Butcher, Sja Tern uka TTIOR SALE—IP Five-roomed HOUSE, and Scullery. with Carden, at Tcnmka. Apply to F. TURNER, next door to the Wesleyan Minister’s Parsonage.

UNION FIE E AND MARINE INSURANCE COMM PAN Y OF NEW ZEALAND. HEAD OFFICE ; CHRISTCHURCH. Fire Department; Insurances effected on Duellings, Furniture;. Shops, Stock-iu-Tracle, Merchandise, Hotels, Workshops, Saw Mills, Threshers, Standing Crop, Gw: in S too It or Stack, &c., Ac. Marine Department ; Insurances effected on Wool. Prod nee, Hulls of Ships or Steamers, Freights, &c.. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Losses. W. DAVIDSON”, Local Manager, Timaru Prospectus of the new Zealand PAPER .MILL COMPANY (LIMITED), TEMUKA. 1. Capital £25,000, with power to increase, in 25,000 Shaves of At Each ; which it is proposed to cal! up as follows, viz :—2s Cd on application, 2s fid on allotment', 5s in sis months, 5s in nine months, and 5s in twelve months, if reepaired. 2.' PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. .John Haylnirst, Esq, Temuka, Landowner Julius Mendelson. Esq, Temuka, Merchant Arthur J. Burns. Esq, Dunedin, Manufacturer Robert Gillies. Esq, Dunedin, Surveyor Ralph Ewing, Esq, Dunedin, Merchant John Shaw Hayes, M.D., Temuka Job Brown, Esq. Temuka, Merchant Michael (painn. Esq, Temuka, Farmer John Paterson. Esq, Temuka, Farmer John Talbot, Esq, Wutiohi, Firmer KeiiTi Forbes Grey, Esq, Temuka, Auctioneer John .Meyer, Esq, Temuka, Farmer Edward Lee. Esq, Temuka. Sto ekeeper William Frew. Esq, Temuka. Farmer Andrew Grant, Esq, Temuka, Stockowner Donald Murray Mack ay, Esq, Temuka, Bank Malinger (With power to add). 2. Ban U.-rs —Bank of New Zealand, ’enuika. and Branches. 4. Sodeiioi —•Arthur Onnsby, Esq,Timaru. 5. Brokers —Messrs Koid and Granger. Timaru and Temuka.

G. This Company is projected to establish the manufacture of printing,, wrapping, and other papers. 7. Recording to oliieial return?, there are 1050 ton? of printing paper alone annually imported into this Colony, at a cost of over £250.000. and to this must be added other kinds of paper to more than double that amount, it is therefore evident that there is ample scope for the projected undertaking 8. It is contemplated importing the very best machinery procurable, the probable cost, of which, necessary buildings, will amount to £15,000. 0. The following local advantages have influenced the promoters in choosing Teinuka s the site of the projected Hill, vi/ . (a.) Connection with tao railway by siding, and close proximity to the Port of Timaru. (b.) An unlimited supply of pure water, five from iron and other deleterious matter. (c.) Cheap and abundant supply of rawmaterial. 10. The Promoters after mature consideration end careful invest igat ion, have no hesitation in placing this scheme before the pnbiie, and solicit mg their co-operation, in the full assurance that the enterprise will be a boon to the. colony at large and a profitable investment to the Shareholders. 11. Furthermore, it is hardly necessary to point out the many advantages which will accrue from an industry of this kind, such as the utilisation of materials now wasted, employment of labor, the circulation of capital, and the establishment of kindred industries which is sure to follow in the wake of that now projected. Forms of application cun be obtained at th# .Bank of yety^Zealand^Teumkii^iAt^^^^y