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Temuka Leader, Issue 1157, 6 October 1883, Page 2

iROSPECTUS of the WINCHESTER CHAIN-STORING AND DRESSING COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL : £2OOO, IN 200 SHARES VALUED AT £lO EACH, Payable as follows 20a on application ; 20s on allotment; and £2 10s in Calls of not less than three months intervals. (It will also be provided in the Articles of the Company to empower the Directors for the time being to make a further issue of Shares to the Va'ue of £3OOO (making the total Capital of the Company £5000), should the Business of the Company warrant the same. This course only to be adopted by a Resolution of a General Meeting of Shareholders specially called for the purpose, and carried by a majority of Registered Shareholders) As soon as 150 Shares have been applied for. the Company will be Registered under the the Joint Stock Companies Acts. Provisional Directors : Jno Aitkin, Smitlitield Jas Austin, Winchester Win Beattie, Kakalm Win Budd. Winchester Geo Cliff, Winchester T R Crompton, Temuka J RGillatt, The Stumps Janies Guild, Trevenna Andrew Grant, Temuka II J Gladstone, Winchester M Guerin, Kakahu J Holwell, Kakahu J Kell and, Kakalm A Kelmnn, Geraldine PH McShane, Winchester W M Moore, Wierton Tims Park, Milford _ John Paterson, Springfield Robert Skinner, Kakahu James Skinner, Kakahu D Shaw, Geraldine T H Wigley, M.L.C., Opulia Bankers: Bank of New South Wales, Geraldine. Solicitor : W. G. Aspinoli, Esq.. Temuka. Secretary and Broker : MR W A Murray. This Company is being formed with a view of Assisting .Farmers of the District to place their Grain and Produce on the market in a more favorable condition and with safer despatch than has hitherto been the case, and for this purpose it is proposed to Erect Large and Commodious Storage Accommodation at Winchester connected with the main line with a siding. The accommodation is estimated to store 40,000 bushels of grain. This storage ,will enable farmers to deliver their, grain previous to selling, as when the dressing machinery is taken advantage of, one month’s storage is given Free to each parcel of grain. The Dressing Machinery proposed to be be introduced is one of the largest improved American Separators and Graders, which is satisfactorily guaranteed to dress and separate all kinds of grain to the best advantage of both Buyers and Sellers. It is also proposed to provide for Drying Grain both while standing in the store and whilst under the process of Elevating and Dressing. After the Grain Season the store will be open for the Storing and Classing of Wool and other Farm Produce. A Coal Yard and a Weighbridge will be connected with the Store.. The benefits to farmeis claimed by the undertaking are pupierons. The following arc some of the principal :--The Dressing and Classing of Grain suitable for Foreign Markets ; storing grain for favorable sale ; quick despatch when sold, and avoidance of all chance of having the parcels rejected ; and in case of wet seasons the Grain will be Dried and made fit for shipment. Seed parcels will be stored aud specially dressed, and it will greatly facilitate exchange of Seed. The Dressing of Grass Seed will also be undertaken by the Company. oc2 H. T. CLINCH, PRACTICAL TAILOR AND HABITMAKER, BEGS to announce to bis numerous Customers and the Public that he has now on hand a Choice Assortment of TWEEDS, FANCY COATINGS, BLUE AND BLACK SUFERFINES, BANNOCKB URNS, CHEVIOTS, BEDFORD CORDS, ETC, ETC., Ladies’ Ulsters and J ackets made to Order. Gentlemen's Own Materials Made Up. Tweed Suits, from £4 10s Orl from £1 7s 6d impairs Neatly Executed. All Orders piomptly attended o. Inspection Invited, Fashions Received Monthly. iNofe the Address— H. T. CLINCH, M AIN SOU T H ROAD, 1 EMUKA. jn!9