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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 31 October 1882, Page 1

• r BTOQiltfgS DIEECTOEY. I;-., ■.■■•[i!-.- '■■■"■:i :■:'■- • ■ " ■•" '■ f''^S'&RANCT ! COMp t ABriES. '■ /'^ "Nejf''&ealanS"i t ire' ; ' and' Marine Insurance Conjpany 1 . 5 Thom'as'Culpan,' Manager. SVtiri 1 "' in A'ircitONßEES &o: ; ."' / ' Edward ttiv Liffifijh; Auctioneer,' Stock ajad Btation ! AgentV I 'llitlind'Cb*anibers ' '. ' Barns, Albert, Valuator' General Com- . mission, Custom) House ji Shipping Agent Jackson, .Er^eman R., Stock Station Agent ,*; 'ABOmTEOIS, SIJBVBYOES,',&C. „., - , ; Atlana,^., Ridgjvayrgfr^et ,;, „ „■• '''•'^''"iSAEEES'&jCOifrEbTIONEKS. . ,; . Bain r James, Machine' Biseuit',!Baker, and Cdnfectioner'ATenue, ' ' j VJ Hi6Bs,' |l G^e6i l ge';S£eaii''Bis'puit". ractory and Confectionery Works' Kidgway-street' , ' ; !' Wb;bfley,* Th'dmas, ' Machine Biscniii;' Baker Mid Confectioner; ''Victoria- Avenue ■" : f "' Olit'iO HfBOOT.&SHOB'MAKBE •'"'•'' ■:■■''■'■> Hurleyjf Henryi - Cheapest 1 T Boots mv Town ,Sfi<in:rJ l-m-WSTfiBJCaT-i-'.l. ,'"•_'. Jv- :.,")■■■ Cftd^y^Henry,' L W>oleßale and.ißetail Ship'--pjingfaid,-.]Farajly ;ButcherL „■'.• :. •:■- -_ .[;;)! i - :. : .': f.i; Anderson, "John, Furniture and. Carpet Warehouse, Victoria'-Ayenue., .- : „, ; „ Anflerpon, ° jamesi T.J?urniture Carpet and Bidding l! Warphbuße, \ Valuator, . Under-<Ss-ei:W: Taup'o 'Quay,' ..'"/" , ,' -." ' . T" l ; l 'CHßilisM & BBTJ-GfoiSTS „ 'T, ";. Burn,'"fir. GV, : Chemist and Druggist Avenue Wa ! k r efield&Hogg, ! '\Viiolesale tad Eetail .v>i i. ; (jbiiMiasiO v N i 'AGtBNTS I -&.qll' P.' 1 CraJWford, J.'Jij Commisyion Agent; Certifi-. caled Ac6untatif-in-Baiikruptcy 'r ' ' -'J-HJ Is J 'IBONMONaBKS';-' ' _'}■'■' •"•"_ Drunimond.'^ Alexander^ - : Metal Merchants js Ii.iiiTAIN4EE':&a)BCpBATOE.' ■> ' '■ '•'■ Sidles, . W-. -T. Paperhanger^ Victoria Avenue • .pJr,, : TIiTIMSBpES.&|&ABBrrTBES.. ;\', i •' • Hornj^ViE-. Manufactory,.V ictoria".A venue Keesing, j. H. Plumber and Gasfitter . , 1 PEODUOK^BEpHANTS, &C. „. .;}-.-• Walker £' Hatncti'i Steam. ;Chafi, , Cuttmg and 'Crushing' Mills! Ridgway-street .'.... • I!o fiippi/ERS &'HABNEaS MAKIiES ,; . • iitcher[;, ! D.| Jm^Orter, and Manufacturer of every description' of Saddlery^ 'Avenue. SBBDSMAJT &.ITOBSEEXJIAK ._- LaM'fra'mes',- Taupd Quay ■ • •■ • fBHIP'bidCANKiiBES & SAIiMAKBBS . MclTarlaiißj J. & p., Taup'o Quay ■ '. ! j;;."STOEBKBBPBE3& QEOOBES. ' " ; Cummins; I, T. D.; Taupo' Quay) Maneon, S., Storekeeper; Taupo Quay and Murimotu,.'.': :'' ,i; ■ >■ • Stevenson, rJ., ; 1;.,, .Wholesale and Retail PrqyisioiijMerchants, Corner,- of Wickate'ad'and Ridgway-streets, Wanganui WATOHMAKEB3& JEWEIIBES Drew, S. H. Practical -Watchmaker and Jeweller Wanganui and Marton ICohn 'Bros., -Importers, Watchmakers and. .._ JetreUersj heit'do'or CHBOMIcfcE Office 1 :: j.f -WINE & SPrEITMEECBANTS. ." ■ Powejl, gpn.'and Co.. Victoria Avenue ' -.Vn' ; -P.' BOS P-. E CTU.S . ~ .'. "* . -OF THE • .. ATJCKLiKD' NATIVE LANDS COLONISA•JiTIOUf.COMP&NT (LIMITED). CAPrrAL:...'...-...'....V. : .1....". .....: £500,060, 4. IK SOb,OCO.SHAB£SpF £) EACH. 200,O00"SBABES ABE NOW 'OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. 300,000 SHA«ES TO BE RESERVED FOH NATIVES. AND rUTUBE ISSUE. • ' ' One shilling payable' upon J application ; One Shilling! upon Allotment. Calls not to exceed One, Shilling each; to be made at "'". interrals of not less than . Ul-, •iv '.1 Three ' Months. ' hi. >■■■•. il '■• ■ '■ " •' ■•-'''• I PBOVISIOKAIi i)IHECIOIlS : J. Ch'inliiers ■''"-,' W. H: Vines CO.- McMillan".' • ' T. T. Masefleld ' I". B:;.Claude v, .. Jolm Keia Geo.'Holdship ' Kenuedy Hill Huiramti Puke •' ' I Pranz Scherff J. B.tlVKyte;M,H.B 'I : Major Jackson : G. B. Morriß, M.H.B. 1 Captahi Colbeok 5-j-:i'i', KoKaukiuta (With power t • add to their number), „- ....:-,. -i-Bahkees .- '" ,' 'Bant 'of New Zealand. ... -on :'! "Solicitohs:' Jackson and Russell. .1 Secbetart, pbo. tern. Fran2.S herff 1 .:■' • , f MHE ohj&ts of ilie' Auckland Natire' lands I Colonisation 1 Company (Limited) are the acquisition, and settlement of .Native Lands in the North Islapfl. oJ New iealand, upon terms which will be 'the' niutnal advantage of the Native Ownerst.ofitlie Shareholders in this Company, and Of the colony in-general. ,: ■ ,:,;«.".., In order to carry out this objeot it is propOßed— " lst.rrjTo acquire interests in land in such way as tho natives may. prefer, either by pnr-, Snase, 'by- lease. 'or by actiog as tneir agents on snch terms as may be agreed up0n....'.. „.'.,.,'., "-., -•■ . " -„.'■ 2nd.- : -To l^'iy' for saeh, interests acquired at, ths'fopfionot the -ntttiVe owners, either cash, paid-up shores, or debentures for the whole or any, part thereof, 08 circum stiicoEr'and 'mutual advantage may die- ■ ta,te.j, 'jr'jilj ';i > ■'•-•■• '- ■ ,'"'- •"' 3rd, Tp aUon the native owners who .take up paid-np'share'a' interest at the' rate of S per cent, uppn the amount of the paid 7 up shores in, excess fit phe amount fpaid up on contributing ►hares.. .: „ „'. . xtn.-^-To' isfitie'to any -iiative 1 ' owner declining toitakejcash 'or paid-up shares debentures ■ oi' stipulated amounts, bearing interest.. atsper_cent. _•---_• sth.— 3he capital required to carry on necessary operations,. of -the company to be. Srovided "by "Colonial and European SBB.rehblderß,'.ana ' such! , capital shall be employed Jin,, defraying expenses'of manaeement, completing titles, effecting surveys an.d L Subdivisions into farma and township lots,. openingimeans' of access, conducting the sa\e and leasing of lands,promoting tbe formation of special settlements, and generally in utilisi' gtueJands vested inrtb,e company, to the, best ad van6th.- a To' f teet apart and : legally secure ade- ' quite and idalienable reserves for the benefit of the natWe owners. .....' 7ti — iXo'conTey to the Government an agreed percentage of land as required for publio works, ,and. other purposes, at , a figure slightly in advance of cost price. . Bth.— To induce native' owners to become large shareholders, to settle permanently, upon. lands, the titles to which' have been iindividualis'ed; -and tobo represented on the directorate. , :'■- It is a well-known* 'fact 'that the profits arising from the purchase' and sale' of native lands in the. North Island ore enormous, and it is equally well known that such profits hove up to the present time been confined to the capitalist' alone ; be. cause of the many, obstructions arising from the lawß relating to native lands, and to the large ex-■Dßnditare'ot-money required for- purchasing the same. The Auckland Native Lands Colonisation Company (limited) 'presents to small investors advantages' identical with, and in excess of those enjoyed at present only by capitalists, the shares baring been fixed so low that men of small means may be placed* on thesame footing as thecapiNo'more fitting opportunity than the present couldbe seized for the purpose of attaining the obiects aimed at by tt.is company, because :— _ J i s t. The quantify of fertile Crown Lands in the North Island at the present time available for settlement i* insufficient to meet the demand, ' 2nd. — The -Government have ceased operations in purchasing native lands, , ■ 3rd, The natives owning land' in the King country are almost unanimous .in their desire to bring their valuable lands under the operations of the land Court, and dispose of them to Europeans. " • . • 4*l, —It is confidently anticipated that the 'Government will favour the establishment of this Company, which will go far to relieve them from all anxiety about providing for the future wants of the natives. This Company will. place all land acquires under "The lands Transfer Act," so that the «tle will be" indefeasible, and it will then be able to dispose of, the same afgreat advantage. 1 The Sid will be. sold for cash, or on deferred pay Jnents, or'aisposed' of in the manner most cor Scive to the interests of shareholders. . . " Under these circumstances, it is believed thai ttia establishment of the Auckland Native tandi Company (limited) will provide to the natives the 1 • readiest and mosi beneflcw method of placing their .lands for sale, lease, o, settlement. Ihe ever-increasing demand foi Kids in New Zealand amongst all classes o colonists and intending emigrants from Grea Britain, the rich quality of the lands in the Kin, country, the fact that they are within easy accesi bTrainrom Auckland, their suitability for oocu TOtion, and their annually-increajing value, ar, SJSSderations which, present to investors a pro posSof remuneration unequalled probably by an; proposal ever submitted to the public, for Shareß will be received by th PetrcWy, at his offices, Port street, until TOES DAT, the Slst October, 168 i. Auckland, September 20tb, 1832. •WHITWOBTH KTJSSEJDI/, Agent.