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Temuka Leader, Issue 609, 22 November 1881, Page 3

NOTICE. I HAVE appointed Mr WILLIAM HELD to MANAGE MY BUSINESS curing rny illness. Daed this 12th day of April, 1881. H. S AUSTIN. W. J. N. UPTON, 11CHITECT i "" ALUATOK Offices—Bowker’s Buildings, Great South Consultation and Advice Free . 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, supevidr to any that has yet been offered to the public ; and at prices as low as similar goods can be got for from any respectable Nurseryman in Christchurch. 1 would particularly draw attention to tiie large number of Wattles and Bluegums 1 haw in hand. In stock, all sorts »f Seeds as well as cabbage and other Kitchen Garden Plants. Road Timaru. GERALDINE. WM. WHEEIBAND.

PUBLIC NOTICE. Undersigned, in thanking his nuX inerons patrons in Teniuka and district for past favors, begs to intimate that lie will still continue to supply a first Cass article not to be surpassed in New Zealand at the lowest possible prices. W. A. takes this opportunity of stating that from the first of January ail accounts must be strictlv monthly. W. 4CKROYD, Butcher, Sja Teniuka For sale— A Five-roomed HOUSE, and Scullery. with Carden, at Teinnka. Apply to F. TURNER, next door to the Wesleyan Minister’s Parsonage. UNION FERR AND MARINE INSURANCE COMMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. HEAD OFFICE : CHRISTCHURCH.. Fire Department : Insurances effected on Dwellings, Furniture, Shops, Stock-in-Trade. Merchandise, Hotels, Workshops, Saw Mills, Threshers, Standing Crop, Grain in Stools or Stack, &c. r Ac. Mauine Department : Insurances effected on Wool. Produce, Hulls of Ship.', or Steamers, Freights, &c. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Losses; W. DAYIDSO S’, Local Manager, Timaru PROSPECTUS OF THE NEW ZEALAND PAPER MILL COMPANY (LIMITED), TEMUKA. 1. Capital £25,000, with power to increase, in 25,000 Shares of £1 Each ; which it is pronosed to call up as follows, viz :—2s 6d on application,. 2s 6d on allotment, 5s in six months, 5s in nine months, and os in twelve months, if required.

2. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. John Hay hurst, Esq, Temuka, Landowner Julius Mendelson, Esq, Temuka, Merchant Arthur J. Burns, Ksq, Dunedin, Manufacturer Kobert Gillies, Esq, Dunedin, Surveyor Ralph Ewing, Esq, Dunedin, Merchant, John Shaw Ilayes, M.D., Temuka Job Brown, Esq, Temuka, Merchant Michael Quinn, Esq, Temuka, Farmer John Paterson, Esq, Temuka, Fanner John Talbot, Esq, Waitohi, Farmer Keith Forbes Grey, Esq, Temuka, Auctioneer John Meyer, Esq, Temuka, Farmer Edward Lee, Esq, i emuka, Sto.ekeeper William Frew, Esq, Temuka, Farmer Andrew Grant, Esq, Temuka, Stockowner Donald Murray Mackay, Esq, Temuka, Bank Manager (With power to add). 3. Bankers—Bank of New Zealand, enuika, and Branches. 4. Solicitor —Arthur Ormsby, Esq,Timaru. 5. Brokers —Messrs Reid and Granger, Timaru and Temuka. 6. This Company is projected to establish the manufacture of printing, wrapping, and other papers. 7. According to official returns, there are 1050 tons of printing paper alone annually imported into tin's 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 verybest machinery procurable, the probable cost of which, inciudin : necessary buildings, will amount to £15,000. 9. Thi following local advantages have influenced the proinot rs in choosing Temuka a the site of the projected Mill, viz : (a) Connection with the railway by siding, and close proximity to tho Port of Timaru, (b.) An unlimited supply of pure water, free from iron and other deleterious matter. (o.) Cheap and abundant, supply of caw mate rial. . 10. The Promoters after mature consideration and careful investigation, hare no he Ration in placing this scheme before the publia, and soliciting 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 Lordly necessary to point out the many advantages which will accrue fiom an industry of Ibis kind, such as ilie utilisation of ma’eiiats now wasted, etapi ■ ■ me it of labor, tin- circulation of cut ital, v e.-tubliibnuTt of l.iu-Ji'c-. industries ■, ic 10 Lav iu tho Wake. Oil tlliit V.- . ~ >L v .1. Fc -i i can be obtained at Etc " Tou-'.La, or its otats , ... - ' .11.