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Temuka Leader, Issue 1524, 11 December 1886, Page 2

NOTICE. HANING this day PURCHASED the STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELLERY of Mr Wm. Coltman, Jim., I beg to inform the inhabitants of Temuka and neighborhood that in future the business will be CARRIED ON BY ME in connection with my Ashburton Business. ROBT. MURRAY. See future announcements. Dec. 9tb, 1886. dell WE W" this day SOLD our whole INTEREST in the BOOK DEBTS of the late business to MR Wm. COLTMAN, Junior, and request all ACCOUNTS to be PAID to HIM forthwith. P. & J. ISAACS, Of Dunedin. December 9, 1886. dell GERALDINE TOWN BOARD. ,\T OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a Special Meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Geraldine Town District held on Thursday, the 26th day of November, 1886, the resolution that certain BY-LAWS “ a copy of which can be seen at the Office of the Town Board between the hours of ten o’clock in the forenoon and four o’clock in the afternoon shall be the By-laws of the said Town District ” was adopted, and a MEETING of the Board cf Commissioners will BE HELD to confirm the same on TUESDAY, the 4th day of January, 1887, at the hour of 7.80 o’clock in the evening. By Order. C. E. SHEER ATT, . de4 Clerk Town Board. H. B. W E B S T E R, General Produce Agent, and Land Estate Agent, Valuator, Etc., GERALDINE, Agent for Walter A. Wood s Harvesters. Agent for Acme Harrows, Disc Harrows, etc. Also for the Belfast Manure Company, National Insurance Company, Australian Mutual Provident Society. FOR SALE—A FARM of 50 Acres at the Orari, best grain growing land in the district, good bouse, outbuildings, etc. FOR SALE—At Kakahu, a FARM of 170 acres, in grand heart, good building. Terms Easy, Also, several other properties, really first-class investments. Full particulars on application. Money to lend on Freehold Security. aul2 E ,1 D W A R D ILB R 0 W LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, TEMUKA. AGENT FOR THE GREEN HAYES ESTATE, South Canterbury Agent for iJIMMO AND BLAIR Iked Merchants, Dunedin. All kinds of Seeds, including Clovers, lye, Cocksfoot, Timothy, and RibTrasses, Turuip, Mangold, Carrot, Rape, Justard, Garden and Flower Seeds ilways on band. Orders taken for Special Parcels to be lelivered at any Station at a few days mtice. CORN AND SEED DRILLS On Hire or for Sale, Apply se 26 B PILBROW. ROSPEC T U OR THE WINCHESTER FRUIT PRESERVING AND EXPORT GOMPANV, LIMITED. To be Incorporated under “ The Companies Act, 1872," and the Acts amending the lame. APITAt, £ISOO-IN 1600 SHARKS OF £1 BACH, Payable as follows : ive (5) Shillings per Share on application; Five (5) f hillings per Share on Allotment, and the balance in oalli of not more than Five (5) Shillings per Share, at intervals of not leu than Three Months. Provisional Directors : ton. W. Bolleston, Messrs B. A. Barker, J. Pye, M. Garriy, J. A. Young, J. M. Twomey, W. U. Slack, J. T. M. Hay hurst, W. B. Barker, J. J. Ellis, G, Tajler, H. E. Smith, J. Lewis. lankbbs : Bank of New South Wales (Temuka). Solicitor ; W. G. Aspinall (Temuka). Treasurer : J. A. Young. Broker : J. J. Ellis. Secretary : G. A. Smith. . 1. The object for which this Prospectus is submitted to the Public is, to float a company for the purpose of manufacturing Jam and Preserving Fruit. 2. During the past few few years large quantities of Fruit hare gone to absolute waste in this district, owing to there being no Market for the sale of it, and thus an avenue through which much wealth might be acquired is at present shut up. Everyone must recognise that it is desirable to open up this avenue as soon as possible; also that the district is admirably adapted for fruitgrowing, and that is an industry which would provide profitable employment for junior members of families owning small areas of land, 3. Furthermore the most diligent inquiries have led to the belief that the manufacture of Jam and the preserving of Fruit is very remunerative, and Shares in the proposed Company may reasonably be expected to pay good dividends. 4. It is understood that the district at present produces sufficient fruit to make between forty and fifty tons of jam a year, and if the proposed Factory is established, aod the people are thus provided with a certain market for their fruit, the sup ly will doubtless greatly increase, and the industry will proportionately expand. 5. On these ground* the Provisional Directors are confident of success, and therefore express a hope that fruit-growers and others will see the desirability of taking up up shares at once, so as to enable operations to be commenced this season, and also the absolute necessity that all the shares should be taken up, so as to avoid having to pay Internet on borrowed capital.