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Temuka Leader, Issue 1134, 14 August 1883, Page 4

PROSPECTUS OF THE GERM DINE IMIKY" AND BACON CCJuJNG COMPANY", LIMITED.

To be Registered under “ The Joint Stock Companies Act, 1882,”

CAPITAL £SOOO, IN 1000 SHARES OF

£5 EACH. To bo paid up as follows

Five Sln'lniys per Share on application, Five Shillings per Share on allotment anil Cal s of u t more 1 than Ten Shillings per Share at intervals of not less than three months.

Directors: Messrs W Pcs luthaite, II H thwaitc, W Colfmau, J Mqndili, L Grant, Li Skin net:, N . Duiili-ip, W Moore, and Dr Fl«!i ■ Bakkers: Bank of Mew Smith Wales. Secretary : Mr J Y Ward. Treasurer ; Mr John (Jumiingham. Solicit -r: Dr Poster. Broker: Mr W S Maslin, The Directors present this Prospectus to the public generally, and at the same time would diiecfc the speiial attention of Fanners in the immediate distiht to some of the advantages s< cured: by making Dairy Produce uiderThe Factory system. (I.) It is an accepted commercial axiom that where the gieaPst quantity of any artcie can lie.made at a g:ven price the protits thereon are greater, and tiie success ol the enterprise is more fully assured.

(2.) .The cost of manufacturing is pro* poriicnaby less to ihe quantity made i>y tne mima of prhe paid for the raw nmteiial, tile economising of the necessity labor, the use o: the best and latest machinery, and the (.-entering of all the operations in one establishment specially designed for the pin pose, the dhole bemg e irried on under ihe mijioi vison of a thoiougi ly (.racueal Manager. 1 hereby s .-curing the u must quan Ry ol t unable from tberaw material and a ui iformity ol quality vvloch becomes in the market a su n I rd commodity of a certain vane (3.) A con bitia ion of capital and the inu-reMs imeperab e theiefiorn as herein moposed 0( eus f r itself a market of consumption nopiivately directed scheme can ever ohta n, while the opportunities for improvement are i.nmuasuieahly greater, and rk« certainty of more speedy returns at the highest ratei secured. (4) In the sale of his mi k to the Comp my (he Farmer finds a sure and easy way of at once conver ing this resource into cash, as it is intended to settle for ihomilk by monthly payments, tints avoiding on the one hand the disposing of either the milk or its product at a piice frequently uuremunerative with a maximum amount of labor and risk, and on the other hand being placed in a position to a v oid the credit and exchange systems with their alt nding drawbacks,,, (5) Accepting the possibility that a market must be entered out ide the boundaries of the colonies, the now estab.ished steam transit to the Old Woild. and the improvements of the refrigerating principle, place the Home Markets so near that a field for all the goods manufactured is opened at. hut a fraction over the cost of sending to mar kets nearer to our door, (6) Waste in connection with a properly conducted Dairy Factory is prevented, as every paiticle of waste is utilised in feeding pigs, and they in course are brought to the credit of revenue in the fhape of Bacon and Hums. (7) From the foregoing considerations the Piovisional Directors have confidence in [ resenting the claims of this Company to the farmers of the district, a*, by them being shareholders in the venture, they not only seeure a ready market for their milk amt pigs, but a participation in the profits of the concern. That these are in the highest degree satisfactory from an investor’s point of view ihe reported success of Factories already in operation, and the number of new Companies now starting in various parts of the Colony is cone usive, while to the public generally it may lie affirmed that an investment with better prospects is rarely ever brought before their notice. null TUBES _ TREES Having the largest stock of FRUIT and FOREST TREES in South Canterbury now growing in my Nursery, they will be SOLD at a GREAT REDUCTION m price, as the is now Overstocked.

NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED FOR CA'TI. . Pines, ConitVras, etc., 1,2, and 3 years old, fi’om 5s to 25s per 100. Fruit Trees, Lealtliy and strong, from 12s to 18s per dozen. Afch, Oak, Sycamore, and Birch, from . 3s to st> [cr 100. English Larch '2 years old) 12s 0d per 100. Box Thorn arid Quicks, from 7s 6d to 12s 6d per 1000. • , Rhubarb Roots;/ Asparagus, and Sea , Kale Plants always on hand; STRAWBEK R Y PLANTS. All kins of Spring Blowing Plants , . .on Sale. ■ w. WHEELBAND, . Nursery, Temuka. ■ Orders by Pont promptly attended ‘ to. Planting to any extent undertaken in any pint of the District. jn2 Priz- Med 1, 1878 JOSEPH GILLOTS CELEBRATED ■; ; ,1 STEEL PENS - ; By all Dealers throughout the World Every Packet bears a fac-simhe Sgnat re of Joseph Gillot