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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 6 November 1882, Page 1

PBOSPEOTTJS OF THE WANGANTJI FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE COMPANY, Limited. To be incorporated under " The Joint Stock Companies Act, I860.") CAPITAL • ... ... ... £20,000, In 2000 Shaves of £10 each, To be paid as follows : 5s on application ; 10a on allotment ; and the balance by calls not >->.ceeding 20s per share, at in- ■ | tervals of a.it less than three months. It is proposed to call up not more than half the capital in the first instance, the balance to be preserved for the extenBion of operations when required. ' Peotkionai Dibecioes : Messrs 36\ R. Jackson, Wanganui J. Abbot, .Wanganui ] J. Notman, Wangamii .. W. Craig, Waiora. ■ D. G-. Poison, No. 2 Line ' i J. Lomax,' Wanganui W. H. Watt, M.H.R., Wanganui J. Sarjeant, Fordell '■ C. Canieron, Turakina W. T. Owen, Wangaehu C. Durie, Waitotara i ■ J. Moore, Kai Iwi ' H.- S. Harrison, Warrengate J. R. Lysaght, Hawera J. Dickie, Waverley J. R. Sommerville, No. 3 Line R. Hammond, Marton .■ Bank of Australasia. SOWCITOB: Mr George' Hutchison. ■ lotebim Secbetaex : Mr C. S. Cross. TPHIS Company is projected with the .J- object of providing means for preparing for Export Meat and Dairy Produce by the refrigerating or other process. The present intention is to prepare the Meat and Dairy Produce for shipment on owner's account, and to arrange for the sale thereof in the London market. The Company has power either to purchase or ship on owner's account, as may be found desirable, and also to control the sale as weE as the Freezing and Export of the Produce, it being evident that a concentration of interest ia necessary in placing shipments on the markets until the trade has been developed. The Company propose to take an interest of £2000 in a new steamer (which is to bo built or purchased), containing a cooling chamber capable of stowing 1000 carcases. This will also materially benefit the trade between Wanganui and Wellington. The preparation and storage of Cheese and Butter for export will become an important operation of the Company, and, as the market in England for- these products is practically unlimited at prices showing 50 per cent advance on Cheese and 100 per cent on Butter over those current in the colony, an extensive cxpoi - t' may be anticipated. The company, recognising this, will provide 000 l storage until a vessel is ready to receive it. The necessary appliances for cool storage hare been erected in the Docks at Home. It is expected that the Company will pay fair dividemi on the outlay, as the following calculation will show : — The estimated export per year is 50,000 carcases, averaging 721 b each, which, at a cost of id per lb for freezing, would give a yield of 3s per carcase. Taking one-third as "the profit, it would amount to £2500, being interest on a, capital of £20,000 at 12£ per cent. The Company therefore confidently relics on those who are directly or indirectly interested in developing the Grazing and Agricultural Interests of the district to assist in carrying out that which, if properly managed, cannot fail to be a profitable undertaking. Ifomis of application for shares can bo obtained from If. E. JACKSON, ■) t, , JA T O. KOTMAN, j : ;Brokors > Or ■ C. S. CROSS, Interim Secxoiarj: The Share List will close 1 on the 30th of November. T. NICHOLAS DESIRES to inform his customers and the public of Wanganui that he is now in a position to supply the people's wants with the best of goods at the lowest prices ,in Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, Glas3 and Brushware ; aGo, Patent Medicines Perfumery, Stationery, all school requisites, &c. , T. N. begs to call special attention to hia' stock of Teas, which is of the best quality obtainable in the colony, and, as everything requires testing to prove' it, T." N. ia' confident that if the inhabitants of Wanganui will ; give his Tea a~ trial, the test will prove to be- satisfactory. T.; N. also, would remind the public that Cash purchasers will find it to their advantage to visit the Establishment, where, they will havo a LibcraV Discount given for cash. T. NICHOLAS, Corner Victoria Avenue and Gtnj ton-street ONEY TO LEND, in sums to suit bor rowers' Apply to G-. McCaul, Yictoaia. Avenue. " HnHJir DEW ZEALAND ■'• N %L Z \ SHIPPING COMPANY' ;*2S^^a . use. S tf^fi^k " W00:d BEABOIT, 1882-3. j { \ The following higli.classed II . iron clipper ships are ap. pointed to sail from Wellington for London during .the season, caxryins passengers and all descriptions of cargo at current i ates : — Ships. Tons Class. Mastei Date. . I Cooloen ... O>9lOOAl Barkley Nov. Otakl 1014 ao Holbeacbe to follow Watjconut 1077 do Watt . . do ' Orari ... 10H do Worsler .. do and otter first class vessels to follow as to qnrieu, ; r . Freight and PassajrS arrangements can b<jmade at tne Head Office. Uhristchurcli, or at any ol th Branches in New Zealand. • Apply, in Wellington, to tho NEW ZEADAKD SHIPPING CO., LUIITB') Cnstomhonao Cn.ay. pASSENGffiR LINE OB 1 PACKETS FOR LONDON- DIRECT. SAILING- IN ALL 'NOVEMBER. :-j_ The Splendid Iron Clipper Barque JEM^ G-LENLORA, tB5«K!&. 74-G tons, W. Scotland, master. This vessel will be the first wool ship of the season, and -will arrive in London in time for the February wool sales. Cargo is now being received on the Queerfs Wharf, Wellington. 3?or freight or passage-money apply to JOHN P. WATT, Agent. ANGANITI BRICK IARDS, Close to Sk John's Platform. W, VAKWXOK, EwniietQi