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Temuka Leader, Issue 804, 22 December 1881, Page 4

I NOTICE. ! T HAVE appointed Mn WILLIAM j*, held to manage my eusi- ! N ESS ftming my illness. ! Dated this l.f't.h day * f April, 18^1. ! ’ ’ 11. S. AUSTIN. W. J. N. UPTON, KGHITECT AND I^TALUATOR | Offices—Eknvker’s Buildings, Great South ; Road Timava, Consultation ami Advice Free G DUAL DINE, I JOHN MUN D ELL & 0 0., | ’ AUCTIONEERS 1 AND COMMISSION AGENTS. | 1 Bales of STOCK and PRODUCE, every ; alternate TUESDAY. ! TREES ! TREE ; ! I COME AND SEE THEM GROWING ! AT THE OXFORD NURSERY, TEMUKA. ; \ VERY LARGE QUANTITY •:■! 1 Fruit and Forest TREKS, of from • one to three years’ growth, m a very ' s und and healthy condition, supeihr to i ,-.ny that has yet been ottered to the pub- ! lie ; and at unco.- as low as similar goods | can bu got for from any respectable ■ Nurseryman in Christchurch. ,1 would particularly draw attention to the large number of Wattles and Bluegums 1 have in band. In stock, ail sorts m Seeds as well as cabbage; and other Kitchen Garden Plants. WM. WHEELEAND. " PUBLIC NOTICK fTd-HE Undersigned, in thanking his nui JL merous patrons in Temuka and ; district for past favors, begs to intimate 1 that he will still continue to supply a lirst i class article not to be surpassed in New Zealand at the lowest possible prices. W. A. takes this opportunity of stating that from lire tirat of January all accounts must be strictlv mimtldv. W. ACKR'JYD, Batcher, Bja Temuka FIOR sale— A Five-roumcd HOUSE, and Sculj lery. with Garden, at Temuka. Apply to F. TURNER, ncM door to ■ the Wesh-yan Minister’s Parsonage.

NOTICE. l UPPORT local institutions find adveri ' mein THETEMUKA LEADER, which is now published THREE TIMES a week i j and is the ONLY TRI-WEEKLY tid - lishcd n the County of Geraldine i P 1 ROSPECTUS OF THE NEW ZE.x LAND PAPER MILL COMPANY I (LIMITED), TEMUKA. j 1. Capital £1:5,000, with power to increase, i in 25,000 Shares of £1 Each. ; which j it is proposed to call up as follows, j vjz ; —2s Get on application, 2s Gd on : allotment, 5s in sis months, 5s in nine j months, and 5s in twelve months, if ; required. ; 2. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. I John Hayhuvst, Esq, Temuka, Landowner ; Julius MsndeLon, Esq, Temuka, Merchant Arth.ur J. Burns, Esq, Dunedin, Manufacturer , Robert Gillies, Esq, Dunedin, Surveyor ; Ralph Ewing, Esq, Dunedin, Mcrc!;ant John Shaw Hayes, M.D., Temuka Job Brown, Esq, Temuka, Merchant ; Michael Quinn, Esq. Temuka, Farmer John Paterson, Esq, 'Temuka, Farmer ! John Talbot, Esq, Wail old, Farmer ■ Keith Forbes Grey, Esq, Temuka, Auctioneer John Meyer, Esq, Temuka, Farmer 1 Edward Lee, Esq, Temuka, Sto ekeeper ! William Frew. Esq, 'Temuka, Farmer | Andrew Grant, Esq, Temuka, Stockowner • Donald Murray Mackay, Esq, Temuka, Bank j Manager j (With power to add). I 3. Bankers —Bank of New Zealand, l’ei muka, and Branches. : 4. Solicitor —Arthur Ormsby, Esq/Timam. i 5. Brokers —Messrs Seid and Granger, I Timarn and Temuka. 6. This Company is projected to establish 1 flie manufacture of printing, wrapping, and ; other papers. 7. According to official returns, there arc 1050 tons of printing paper alone annually imported into this Colony, at a cost of over £250,000, and to this must he 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, including necessary buildings, will amount to £15.000. 9. The following local advantages have influenced the promoters in choosing Temuka as the site, of the projected Mill, viz - (a.) Connection with the 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 raw material. 10. The Promoters after mature consideration and careful investigation,have no he.-ita-hon in placing tins scheme before the public, 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 t-be Shareholders. J I. Furthermore, it is hardly necessary to point out Mm many advantages which will accrue Lom an industry of this kind, such as (lie utilisation of materials now wasted, emp'ornne;)! of labor, (ho cuculation of ca? ital, and :,lit estabiMiment of kindred industries j which is sure to foUow >n the wake of that j now projected- i Forms of application can be obtained at the j Bank of Xe.%• Zealand, Temuka, or its other Branch ss, or from the Tv>;rs. j MESSRS REID &. GRANGE?., SOtb Main South Road. " insert !