W.F.C.A

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10711, 17 September 1912, Page 6

W.F.C.A

TWENTY-FJItST ANXIAL .REPORT.

Tho following is thy twenty-hrst, annual report of the Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Limited, for the year ended July 31st, 1912:

Your directors have much pleasure in presenting' to you the twenty-first annual report. The difference between this and last year is due to having to provide for loss by fire at the furniture factory, written down the Masterton property £6OO, extensive repairs to branch properties, which were all charged out of the year's revenue, and ivlso general increaso in trado expenses. After -having made ample provision for bad and doubtful debts, depreciation of stock and plant, and payment of auditors' fees, the net profit of the year is £13.238 19s Id. To this has "to be added £6409 ttkt oil carried forward from last year's profit and loss account, making the total available for division £'MUMB 18s !M.

Your directors recommend the distribution as follows:—Payment, ft dividend on paid-up capital, 6 pei cent., payment of bonus on paid-up capital, 3 per cent., payment of bonus to shareholders on their purchases. 3 per cent., payment of bonus to employees on their salaries. 3 par cent., and a bonus to managers and Id the heads of such departments as have contributed proportionate shares cf profits. After paying tho Government Income Tax and the Iloronmum to Directors, thort» will remain a, s?:m nf •£7OU6 to b'.:' carried forward t'.> next year's profit and losr; account. Your directors have to report that the following buildings were orrctvJ during tho financial y?ur:--l. T!i: Masterton front, with r.ovr patent lighting plant. 2. New gvanary'aiul railway at Carterton. 3. New granary at Kketahuna.. 4. New bulk store at Pahiatua. Resides improvements to some of the branch premises. Also having reduced the mortgago on our Wc":ns«m property by /. M OOO. making i;» all an increase in the book value of properties of £7OBO. r.z.

this vear £3-5,115 3s 7d, as-agaim.!. £47,535 4,i 8d last year. Stocks aro new, well bought and suitable for our trade, and aro of good value. The staff is capable and efficient.

Your directors have appointed Mr V. Donald to the directorate in place of Mr Donald Donald, who resigned on leaving the Dominion. Mr V. Donald now offers .himself for election with tho retiring directors, Messrs D. J. Nathan, P. J. Nathan and L. Caselbcrg, w)io ) being eligible, offer themselves for reelection. The auditors, Messrs Badham and Chennells, also offer themselves for re-election. M. CASELBERG. Chairman.

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