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Temuka Leader, Issue 1133, 11 August 1883, Page 4

PlttX-PtiCIUS OF THE DAIRY AND BACON f CUUING COMPANY", LLMI I\ED. To be Registered nruler " The Joint Skck Companies Act, 1882," CAPITAL £SOOO, IN 1000 SHARES OF £5 EACH. To be paid up as follows : Five Shillings per Share on application, Five Shillings per Share on allotment and Calls of n>t more than Ten Shillings per Share at intervals of not leas than ttaea months. Directors: Mesera W Pns leih»aite, ft H thwaite, W Coltman. J Mund>H, L Grant, li Skinner, N Dunlop, W Moore, and Dr F>h Bankers : Bank of M-w S••inh Wales. Secretary : Mr J Y Ward. Trbasurek : Mr John Cunningham. Solicit iR: Dr Fo3ter. Broker: Mr W a Mdblin. The Directors present this Prospectus to the public generally, and at the saint; time noiilii diiect the special attention oi Farmers in the immediate district tt. some of tie advantages si.cured l>y iin.king Dairy Produce aider the Factory syt-tem. (1.) It is an accepted commercial axiom thai whore the gieuttst quantity of any art c e can be made i.t a g veu price the profits theieoti ure greater, and ti.e success oi the enterprise is more fully assured. (2.j* The cost of manufacturing is pro-, porw nab y less to 'he quantity made by tne minia of price p«iii for the raw iumtenal, the economising of the Hecessuy labor, the use of the best and lutext machinery,. and the centering of all the ..operations in one establishment specistllv designed for the puipiso, .the »vliule being cirried on under ihe supervision »f a thoroughly practical Manager, thereby u mosi quan ity oht linabie from the raw materi. 1 aaii a uiiformity ol quality which becomes in the lyiirKet a Stan iird commodity of a certain Value.' (3.) A combination of capital and the interests e theiefrom us herein nioposed ojens f r itself u inaiket of consumption no privately directed schenrK can ever obtain, while the opportunities improvement are...iiiimunsureubly the certainty, of. more../.peedy' returns at The. highest raiea secured. (4) In the sale of his mi k to the Company, the, Farmer, finds, a sure s,nii eusy -way'of at • once converiing this resource into cash, as it is intended to settle for the milk by monthly payment-', thus avoiding on..the one hand the dia <■. posing of either the milk or bs product at a pike frequently uureinuoerative with a maximum amount of lai>or ar.d risk, and on ,th#» other hand being plnced in a position to a"oiil the credit and exchange systems, with their attniiing drawbacks. J •'.. (b) Accepting the possibility that .a' rha/iset must be entered oi.t ide tl.e boundaries of the colonics, the u< w established steam transit to the Oln Woild, and the improv. meuts of the rreJrigeratnrglprJrif'ipftj, place the Home goods manufactured is opened nt but a fraction over the cost of seuding to mar kets nearer, to,gur door. (6) Waste in, connection with a p r o. perly conducted Dairy Factory is presented, piiiticle .of waste is utilised in feeding pigs, and they in course are brought ty? ithe / credit of revenue iu the tfiape or Bacon and Hams, (7) From the foreeohg considerations tht? provisional Directors have coi Science :io prjsenting the c'ainn of this Company to the farmers of the district, a*, by'l hem being shareholders in the venture, they not only Beeure a ready market for their milk anu pigs, but a participation in the pronttfoftne concern. That these are in tlie highest degree satisfactory from an investor's point of view Unreported siicces*" '•'' '''"c ories already irV operation, pt> reßßtnb rof ! new' ■'Companies now Starting in wi'bus-parts of the Colony is COncltJS while to the public gem rally 1. ... w y ] I e affirmed that an, investment vvitli-" - better is rai J e)y ever brought before their notice. null

- —AVING the LARGEST"STOCK of FKUII and FOREST TWEEB in ..."■■ / ',7 i' South Canterbury now growing^'in pjy , Nutßery, tbey &(>REAT REDUCTION 'n price, ; ai"tKtf v .'lSurßeiry is how Overstocked. ~ '.''. ■ ISO t REASON BLE ■ OFFER WILL BE REFUSED FOR 'OA^flJi;' i i ■•' Pines, Conifuras, etc., 1,2, and 3 years old, from 5s to 25s per IGO. Fruit Trees, healthy and strong, from 12s to,. 18a per dozen. Ash, Oak, Sycamore, and Birch, from 3s to 5s for 100. English Larch $ years old) 12s (id Box Thorn and Quicks, from 7s 6d to '.:•! : 12s 6d per,, 1000., ! ~'; [\ifVRhubarb Roots ; AapaV&'gus/'hnd Sea KatePJatits 'a'Jwaj; s job 1 hand: J; s tb Aiw ber.r y.V, p.iXk'i s. Allfcins of Spring Flowing Plants ■"=■■«» on Sale. ;-l----:-,;;;s j s)V rser}', Temuka, ■" to. PlunM'ti#'{6 in any piiii. i o ; yiie 1 '.' f .[\ !■,['< ,.. . :) J l^ Pi-iz" Mnd 1, 1878 , "•<• ■" B-OSEPH 'GIL'LOTS OELEBRAT. D , t PENS, ~'.7' •' Py'all'D^ftlerWth^ii^h^ii^the'WtivKl .Jlilylfl/L[ JUi bears u fre-simPe Sganjb re of Joseph G.illot