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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 26 October 1882, Page 1

•■ '■ • --I-! • , I . PBOSP EOTU S •.- , • AUCKLAND' NATIVE LANDS COL'ONISA-' . ' , ; ;j;ipN comp^T^.^LifiinjED). . ; " , CAP1TAL..,,,.,. ...,..„... „m . fisC,O,t>oO, | ' IK- SOO.OCO'ia'iiAEESOi I '€l each". 1 ' ■' ■-' 200,000 SHA.TBS AEE NOW' OWEI!ED : TO „.;■ .THE PUBLIC 500.f.00 SUAU^SI'O'BE UESEBVEO ''FOH''- UATIV6S-' i ''A«D 1 I'UXUBE JSSUE. , •.;■•'. _, Olid fsTiilliilg. payabfe.' iipqil' ' aliiiliciitibji : ' One Shilllii:,- niiriiTAllbtfmjnt. '|C*aUs.if6tt<?exCeod : Ouo . .Shilljiis, °cauU. to 1)0 'itia.ae.'at' " ' • ■" '' intervals 6S not iesstKftuV'M.'. , | Piib'vrsioKAi' DinSßidßS 1 '? AC JJA'/r J.| Chambers,-. ,',... , , W.-B, Yiaeß'^/r . v . ii 3?.' B. ClaiHlo T ,.-.. „, ' .-Jolin.paid" ,{ r v', ?1. Huiraiii,-.: Puke „', j'Fraiiz Splierlf '" " J.,8. Whj-to, MH.E' I ' Urtijoi-Jacksou 1 (With power tt- ddd'to tlieic nnmbor), .V. r v,t '•■'• ' , .<•':.-: BiBKBBa-.-'. 'l- .-n.-.'-u,: ■',' O 7i j Bank:of WewiZealaiid."if, -i-iff'. ■vn 1 "i ; .-.-■ .!.• >i 'SoSicrroßS: i .v --.'.I Jfackaoa'and ItusseJl; , , i: ' 1 - SEC«ETABT,-PBO.-TBa:. - ■.„. : n ■, ,- -A^^i^f^rr,. .r- v'T^v. THE objects' ot- 'the AiVcHn,ild Nn'tSve 'Xra'as Colouisation Company (Limited) aro the ao--quisitiou and settlement of Native Lands inthe r NortU'lsland'of Neiv'Zealaiid, ifpori terjna wnicli" vall'be to the niutnal- advantage" of the Native Owners, of $he Sharoliolders in this Company, and of the'colony in general. , " •''. .",. „ • -■' * r In order to carry' out this' object it is proposed — . - ■ Ist;— To acquire interests in land in snoh way , ns tlie-uatives may prefer, either by purchase, by lease, .or by actiiig as their ageuts bu such terms as may bb agreed upou- ■-..-, - ... 2nd.— To pay for such interests acquired at "the option of the nativo ownois, either ■cash, 'i'nid-up" shares, -or debentures ; for the wuolo or-ariy part thereof, as circnm s ia,v eeS and 'mutual ' advantage may dictate. 3rd.— To allow tho native ownerß who take up /i '' paid-up shaiea interest at the l'Jte of 5 ; per cent; iJpon.tlie amoimfof llio'jjnid-up , faharcs iv excess of the auiount ixiid up on : : contributing iharesi - .•-.'■ . i -, r. „' 4th. — I o issne to nny liativo owner declining , to take cash or paid-up shares dobentures :of,isiii>ulutod iiinounts, bcariug. interest atsper cent ... sth.— The capital required to carry on necessary operations of the company to be provided by .( 01->iji»l and Jiuropeau I sbareholders,' aud slid capitil shnllbe ; employed in 'dofrajinjjf expenses of mar- ; ageuient, completing titles, effectiug survey s aud subdivisions into furuis and township lots, opening v o.us of access, - ' conduction tho sale iind leasing of. -ande, promoting tbe formation of special settlements, and generally iv utilisi gthclands vested iv the company to the best advauta.e. 6th. — To set npar.- and legally securo otlequato and inaliennble reserves lor tho focuoGt of tue nit.vc owneis, 7th. — lo convoy to ti.c Government an ngro"d j-crcoiita^e cf land i;s required tor public works, ;m,V" other i-urposes, at a lia ur e sli^'litly in iidv.iuee of cos:- price. Bln. — lo induce native owners to becoino ! ' large sljarehol kis, to st tt c perinauently iitpoji laud=, the titles to which have -be-'U i .i'ivid aliscd, and to be rex>i\> : sented on the diioetoiatu. It is a weli-ltnowa fact that the profits arising from the pu chase and s.ile of nativo ltinds in the North Isla'd are en* r nous, and it is equally welt known,tbat such profits have ut> to the present time been coufit.ed to tbe capitalist a one ; be c cause of the niaiiy obsV.ri>ctions aii=in-^ from tho laws relating to nati.e and t-i iho Ja-ge exPiuditnre ot money requi _ed for purchasing the same. The Aucklaud Native Lauds Colonisation Compani (limited) ]-i-ysents to small investors ad^nutiiges identical with, i<nd in excess of those enjoyed at pres-.-nt o ily by capitalist- 1 , the shares having bi.eu fixe-i so low that m< n of small uicul's may be paced ou the sume looting as the capitalist. Comoro filti g opportunity than the present could be seized i- »r ih) imrpuse of attniuing the objects aimed at by _t is Cuinj) ny, h e-use: — Ist — The qiunti y of fertile Crown Lauds in tho 'orch Isaul at tbo piesfiit time avuilible lor ,atlluni'jnt i> iusuilicieut to ! muet ■ he (lu-nanu, 2nd — Ih" (-iuvt'i-jiinent have CLased operations iv purchusirg nativ • lards. 3rd. — Iho ii'tivcs owuinir I ud in the King country aru .linost uiumiuio s in their du'ijc to biipg their v..iu.i1).0 lands under • tUo npcnitionis dr tho Jaii'l'Ocurt, and tli po^o of tli^iu lo tJuroiK3.ius. 4th. 1^ is CLnlittc itly ontic-iiiatcd xhut tho tJo'-onimonf, will fivi ur tho establish-' meut i,f tl,i3 Comruny, which, will po far: u> leliive thjin tiom all hnxiety about pro\i in^ for tbo future wants of the natives. - ----- 'i his '.Coinp my will ■ pi ico all land acqnire 1 under ".'lhe i/antla 't'-unsfec Act,' so that tho titn' will be indefeasible, and it will t en bo able to dispose of i be sauiu at g»oat advautige. The land will bb soil for cci=li "or <-n deferred pay" ments, or disposed of iv the niaunur most con ducive to the interests of shareholders." ' ''* 4 ' l ' IJnder these circumstances, it is believed lhat .the (.'Stublish-i ent of the andd-Coloui-i tio Comi>i.ny (Liuiited) will provide for the lutiios tho re.i-iust and ujos beneilcijl metho'l of pliciug their lands for sale, lease, or se tleniont. 1 113 ever-increasiug demand fcr ltinds in 1 is'ow 'Zealand amongst all -classes a -ofi o'.onists aud jut .udinu euii.i auts from Great Biituin, tho lich quality <-f the lands in the King country, thu fact that they are witbin easy access by r ll.f min A ueklun-1, their suitability f r occu .patiou^ and theii' aumully-in. rea-iug value, are cons. derations which present to iavotors a proposal of reinunera ion uucqnaDed pro: ablyb, any proposal ever submitted to the public. Applications for bh 'res will be received by the Secretary, at his offices, Fort street, until TUESDAY, tho 3 1st Uoiober, Ibßi. Auckland, Septembjr Hutb, 1832. WniTWOKTH EUSSBLL, . ' ' ' Agent' ' CUTLERY I ' CUTLERY! ■ (I EI.ECTRO.-PLATE! T¥7"E invite "tlie attention of Parties Yy Furnishing to bur Large Stock of ' TAiBLE-CUTLERY, BRITISH' AND ELECTRO -PLATED SILVER : SPOOKS & FORKS, From the best Sheffield Makers. • '••• PRICES: . Dessert Knives ).„ fi , " v lfi ( per .(bone-handled) j 12s Od ' 14s ' lbs { doz Dessert Knives ! „. ' _ . r ( per (ivovy-hnniUed) j r S> 65s> 4jS [ doz Table Knives ) Ifi •17 „, on per (bone-handled) j 103 ' 17s C)d '' 20s doz Table Knives ) ..„,-. .l v . n per (ivory-handled) j 30s > 45s > oos doz Table Knives ftnd j 10 .•-. „. ) per Forks ] iOa > lbs '' ijs jset. J (MEAT AND OAMB CARVEIiS AND TAB"E : STKELS TO HATCH.) BRITISH PLATE. Tea Spoons 4s, Cs, 8s Dessert Spoonß Us j oz Table Spoons ] 165,1856d,225Gd Dessert Forks | 12s Table Forks j 16s,18sCd,22sGa J - ELECTRO-PLATED SILVER Tea Spoons j Hs6d,l2sod,l7s j Dessert Spoons \ 235, 30s, 35s | - Table Spoons ] 82s, 425, 4Cs jV™ Dessert Porks ] 21s, 30s, 34s 1 Table Forks \ 325, 40c, 44s I - Soup Ladles, Gravy, Salt Mustard, and Egg Spoons to match. Also a large asortment of Cruets, Toast Kacks, Biscuit Boxes, Pickle -Frames and Forks, Fish Carvers, Dessert Knives in casts, Butter Coolers and Knives &c. James thmm & Co. Alexander Aitkrn grocery, provision, and fruit store, Newly opposite the Ra v.ny Ktat.tr u Taui.o Quay i, o^* ?KB?fiW!iQ?i ?k.y\ted.