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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4047, 17 December 1881, Page 3

Services CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, MARY STREET. v SUNDAY, 18th NOVEMBER. REVD. Thomas Hamer (of Auckland) will Pre«ch MORNING and ; IVBNING. 3303 Meetings x LODGE SIR WALTER SCOTT, No. 533, 8.0.. mHE Regular Monthly MEETING of the J. above Lodge will be held in the Free* mauon'i Hall, Owen street, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 20tb inrt., at 7.30 o'clock. Hobatio Phillips, 3304 Hon. Sec.

Volunteer Notices

mHE Company will MUSTER at the Naval X Hall TO-MORROW (Sunday) at 10.15 ••m. ■ ' ■ ' Monthly Inspection on WEDNESDAY EVENING next. By order. Edwin Ottbb, 3305 Secietary.

Notices

mHAMES VALLEY AND ROTO--1 RUA RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED).

PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

Shareholders are guaranteed 7 per cent, on their investment immediately on the line being opened, made up as follows : — The land within a district of nearly 400,000 acres will be rated at 5 p«r cent, and a Government guarantee of 2 per cent, on the cost is provided for. This rate of interest is guaranteed for fifteen years- (See District Railway Aofc,* 1877, clauses 75 to 85, and Amendment Act, 1878, clause 9.) In addition, the Directors expect to make, at least, 1 per cent, more to the Shareholders by borrowing one-half the cost of the line at home at 5 pet cent. Intending investors aTe invited to apply to the undersigned, or to authorised agents, for details as to the working of the Acts by which the intereit is secured. JAMES STEWART, luteritu Secretary.