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Ccmpani s thus become his own employer, on his own land, and in his own workshops of every kind. The Depositor will, besides his interest, obtain his share of the profits of each year, and the increasing value of tho Company's property. Friendly Societies would give employment and got a first-class investmest for their common fundSjbesides inci'easingthem in amount. At a meeting of Shareholder on May 21st, 1885, it was agreed that Mr Bees, for having formed the plans of the Association, and for promoting the interests of the Compariy by lecturing, &c, should receive 1000 shares, and 10 per cent, of the Bhaves issued up to 20,000, 7-i- per cent, of shares up to 100,000, and 5 per cent, on issue in excess of 100,000. It has, however, been finally agreed between the Executive Committes and Mr Rees that he shall give his entire time and services to the Company, and after the issue of the first One Hundred Thousand Shares, Mr Rees shall receive at the rate of two per cent, in shares, but if the Local Directors in, various localities place any shares through other agencies, Mr Reea shall for snch Bhares be entitled only to one per cent, of shares. Mr Rees to pay all his personal and travelling expenses. It is intended, when the Company is in full working order in New Zealand, that I Mr Rees shall proceed to Englamd to obtain assistance and support there, both in people and money. • An account will be opened in the Auckland Savings Bank in the names of W. R. Waddel, Theo. Cooper, and C. S. Wright, as Trustees, into which all deposits can be paid. Pass books will be given to all intending shareholders on application at the temporary offices of the Company, 116, Queen street, Auckland, Shares can be applied for at the temporary office of the Company, where all information can be obtained. All applications for shares must bo accompanied by a Post Office order or crossed cheque payable to the above trustees, and state the number of shares. The first issue of five thousand shares has been disposed of, and applications for the other issues up to twenty thousand shares will close on the 15th of September, proximo.By order of the Committee. W. L. REES.

NOTICE. [N consequence of the non-completion of necetsury arrangement b, the Sale of Household Furniture," &c, at Mr J. Angote's Bar View Hotel, Beach, has been unavoidably POSTPONED till THURSDAY, 10th inst., at 11 o'clock. B. B. McGREGOR, Auctioneer. SALE BY AUCTION. THUBSDAY, 10th INST., At 11 o'clock, AT BAY VIEW HOTEL, BEACH. p R. McGREGOR Will Sell bj Public Auction, on the Premises, The Whole of Mr J. AkGOVk'S HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising — Couches, Dining and other Tables, Single and Double Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Wash-stands, Toilet Ware, Oilcloth Matting, and a lot of rery Handsome Engrarings and Pictures. Meetings BLUE RIBBON ARMY. A MEETING/ of the Blue Ribbon Army JX will be held TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7.30, in the Temperance Hall, Rolleston street. Meeting will be addresjed by several friends. Please bring your Sankey Hymn Books. . Committee meets at 7 o'clock. MOANATAIRIGOLD MININGCOMPANY (Registebed). AN Extraordinary GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders will be held at the Company's Office, 83, Queen street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of Sep. tember, 1885, at 12 Noon, to pass if approred the following resolution :— 11 That the Capital of the Company be in* creastd by the creation of 16,500 new shares, of £10 each, of which £9 per •hare shall be considered paid up." By order of the Directors. F. A. Whit*, I Manager. 83, Queen street, Auckland. ___ Wanted WANTED, BUYERS for 84 CASES of CHOICE APPLES & ORANGES ; i al<o 300 dozen ISLAND ORANGES. Come and See our Splendid Show of FRUIT and CHEAP GROCERIES. W. WOOD, Pollen Street. WANTED— Buyers for 30 Sacks Prime KIDNEY SEED POTATOES (just receired) at 5s per cwt; Larg* Assortment of Choice FLOWER SEEDS 3d per Packet; NEW VEGETABLE and Other SEEDS, Bonednst, Guano, CHEAP GROCERIE9, &o. See new Price Sheet, published and posted to any address.—WM. WOOD, Pollen street. WANTED KNOWN, that A. Ouixm has REMOVED his Cabinet-making and General Furnishing Business to those New and Commodious Premises on the old site, Corner of Pollen and Mary streets. 4783 WANTED Buyers for 5001bs Best Fresh TARANAKI BUTTER W.ekly ; 14001bs Prime Tarana%i SALT BUTTER; 3001bs WAIROA and other CHEESE; also Canterbury (new cure) HAMS and BACON, at Lowest Rites. TRADE and RETAIL.—At W. WOOD'S Central Cheap Mart. \ NOTICE. TTTAHTED KNOWN JUST PRINTED, and now on SALE at the Evbxxkg STAB Oraic», Albert street drahamstown, TRIBUTERS' AGREEMENT TORMS. All Tributes should POSSESS a COPY the AGREEMENT under which their tribute is held, and they can now do fo »t • m»rely NOMINAL COST. CTTANTED KNOWN— Waste Paper for Yf Baje at the Fykhhq Sw<» Q#w,