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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 663, 10 January 1881, Page 3

D. P. M c OABTHY MoivroLYi _ P. F. MoC. tenders bis oinoere thanka to his numerous friends and customers for tin unprecedented and liberal support accorded I to him since be commenced business as I Grocer, Ironmonger, &a. | respectfully wishes everyone to bear in mind-that he is not selling one or two items cheap to attract public attention and then try and force on them some old useless "Eubbish" to counterbalance the profits. NO I NO II D. F. MoO, means to carry on his business by direct opposition and keen competition, and his so doing has enabled everyone to Ret their value for their money, and forced thfl '• Mammnnn" tn mnVn mtnhiitinn THIS IS NO ALARM (Not a bit of it.) D, F, McO. has decided to sell during the Christmas holidays all groceries at reducod prices, as the fol owing list will show:- j Candles, 6d and Od per lb 1.0. Sugar, 4}dperils Counter White Sugar, 4Jd | Tea, laßdlb Currants, 6}d Washing Soda ljd Jams, per tin 7d Fresh Butier, in pats 6Jd do do in lump 4Jd Rice, 3d per lb Household Soap, 9s 3d per box, 6d per bar.

While thanking his oustometa for past favors, and respectfully soliciting further fully to all d. f. McCarthy, GENERAL GROCER, &o, CORNER SHOP, NEXT THE CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON P. 8.-Goods delivered FREE to all parte of the district. N.B—The highest price given for Butter Eggs, New Potatoes, Bacon, Talloft Hides Sheepskins, Wool, etc. 646

PROPOSED COMPANY Boiling Down, Meal Preserving, the MamfactureofArtificial Mamm, Packing of Butter for Export, and the Condensation of Milk, to h called HUTI INDUSTRIAL COMPANY (LIMITED), To be Registered under" The Joint StocK Companies' Act. 18G0,"an(i the amendments thereof. CAPITAL .. 7~. . £io,ooo, In 6000 Shares of £2 each. Five Shillings on application; Ten Shillings on allotment; the balance in Calls of Five Shillings per Share, at intervals of not loss than one month. I Provisional Directors; John Barton, Esq,, C.E, James Duff Cruickshank, Esq., J.P. | J. O. Bidwill, Esq., J.P. John Downing, Esq. T. L. Thompson, Esq., Wairarapa, Edward Morgan, Esq. George Brown, Esq. William A. Fitzherbert, Esq., J.P, Alexander Cruickshank, Esq. Bankrt: Bank of New Zealand, Solkitort: Buckley, Stafford, and Fitzherbert. Manager ; W. CRAWFOED, Esq.

Temporary Offices of the Company, Weilington: Opposite Messrs J. and H. Bethunea Auction Booms, Brandon-street. PROSPECTUS and Forms of Application for Shares con bo obtained from the Offices of the Company, the Provisional Directors, the Bank of New Zealand,' Wellington, Hutt, and the several branches in the Wairarapa Townships, until the 31st of January, 1881, at which date the shares will be allotted. The Company is formed for the acquirement of existing interests, erecting neces. «ary premises, proouring additional machinery, and enlarging o^aratiorjß. The Meat-preserving Plant (whioh, to. gather with the Boiling Down Plant, has beon recently fitted up in an efficient manner) is capable of turning out 30001b» of Preierved Meat, in tins, per day ; it i n . eludes every appliance, and is in complete working order. _ The Slaughtering Premises and the principal buildings have been recently erected. The premises are situated close to the Upper Hutt Railway Station, affording every facility ior import and expo- t s There is ample accommodation, with considerable acreage subdivided into suitable paddocks, well and securely fenced. The Provisional Directors have given oveiy consideration to the proposed undertaking, and being convinced ohat some such labor-providing industries are absolutely necessary for this country, and haviDg obtained the opinion of gentlemen competent to advise, as to the remunerative character of the business proposed, have not the slightest doubt as to the commercial success of the Company, and invite co-operation to establish tlis local industry. The Provisional Direotors believe they will be liberally assisted to found what, in their opinion is a necessary and suitable industry, a large proportion of the material required in the manufactures being procurable in the locality. The Establishment would afford employ ment to a great number of persona in many directions, would give a gieat impetus to trade, and must prove remunerative and generally beneficial, i On tne formation of the Company, opera< tions can be commenced without delay.