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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1086, 30 May 1882, Page 3

I T HEREBY convene a meeting of burgesses 1 of Mastorton for WEDNESDAY, 31st May, 1882, at 8 p.m., at tbo Town Hull for the purpose of considering the proposal of the Borough Council to borrow the sum of £4OO for the purpose of paying off the pre; sent debt-on tlio' Pifblic Library and Institute, " " A. BISH, 1096 . Major,'' NOTICE ALL MONIES owing to mo must bo paid to Mr Andrew McKenzie, storekeeper, Carterton, within, 21 days from this date, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge,' and all accounts against me must be sent in to him immediately. JOHN H. ROBERTS, Carterton, let June, 1882, 108G NOTICE, IP the present owner does not undertake to erect his half of the fence between his property on section 182.; adjoining lecreationground, Featliers'on, underlease to me fiom tlio Board, tbo same will bo erected at the owner's expense after the lapse of twenty-eight (28) d'.ys, "A. WILKINSON, Tauherenikau, near Featherston, KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFACTUKING COMPANY (Limited). CAriTAL-f 100,000, in 4000 slmres of £25 each Subscribed Capital - £G5,025, in 2001 shares Paid-up Capital -£52,09810 a Unallotted Capital-£34,975, in 1399 shares.

Directors Isi\ac Wilson, Esq., U.H.li, (Chairmm), G. H, Blaekwol, Esq., Bobert Allan, Esq,, W, Sinsom, Est E, Parahnm, Eq. Bankers— Bank of New Zealand, Solicitors—Messrs Garriok and Cowlisliaw. Skcrrtabv—Mr H. A'Conrt. Registered Ofpice - oashel-3treeb Eist Chriatehurch, 1 5 PINAL ISSUE OF SHADES AT PAH. LIST CLOSES 3hi) JUNE, 18S2. In pursuance of the policy initiated at the date of the enlevement of the Company, the Directors have (lecidod to offer to the public the balanco of unallotted shades numbering 139!), of £25 euh, The largo increase in the business of the Company justifies the Directors in taking this step, as the Whole Capital can be Profitably Employed ; and the business is now on such a sound basis that the shares of this Company can be looked upon as a PerAifjtly Sale Investment to Shareholders. Since the enlargement, of the Company, 18 months ago, Ten per cent. Dividends have been paid, and the Company is now in a very sound and flourishing condition, with fast increasing business, and a large demand for their manufactories in all parts of New Zealand. The Directors have pleasure in drawing attention to the report of the Jurors of the International Exhibition, now being held in Christchurch, Class 8, as follows Kaiapoi Wooi,i,en Manufactumno Company (Limited) —We have carefully examined toe various exhibits of the Kaiapoi Woollen Company, and recommend (a certificate of gold medal) for purity of material and the excellent finish of their tweeds an« woollen Goods; also, a second award of (a certificate of gold medal) lor the superiorly of their made up clothing. We further recommend this firm.for the Industrial Prize, Of all the industrial corporations which liavo come under our notice none are better qualified to competo for an award of this character than the organisation at Kaiapoi, They employ capital amounting to £112,000; employees at mill, 240; people at the Clothing factory, 85; total employed at present, 425 Additional labor required, 140 hands ; mil shortly a total oj 505 people will be employed, "hey have purchased for this year's business wool £46,000; coal required, 2(i00 tons Malvern coal only being used Estimated consumption of oil manufactured in New Zealand, 2000 gallons; estimate! consumption of soap of colonial manufacture, 40 tons. The motive power at the mill is afiOl'.p, engine, made by Scott Bros,, of Christchum, steam being supplied bv five (20 h.p.) boilers, made by J, Anderson, also of this city. Nearly all the shafting and beltiw in uso is also of colonial manufacture. In short, ive know of no industry so well calculatjd to develope the resources of the colony, and wo are not aware of any firm whose efforts have commanded greater success." The sum of £1 per share will be payable on application; £2 lOspT stare «m allotment; and the balance in calls of not more than £2 10s per share, at intervals of not less than three monthj; or the whole sum of £25 may be paid up at once. Kcw shares will rank, for dividend, from date of allotment. ,

Allotments will be made according to Pfiority of Application. Applications for shares to be made to WILLIAMSON 4xi) CO., SIUKEBROKEP.S. Lambton-quay (opposite Bank of New Zealand), Wellington, 1080 IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditois Act," and the Amendment thero jf, and in the matter of tho Bankruptcy of JOHN WILLIAM LEAHY of Mastorton, trading under the style or firm of J. W. Loaliy & Co. Bootmaker, a debtor. IHIS IS TO NOTIFY that the above named John William Leahy, Masterton, Bootmaker, a debtor, has this day filed a statement that lie is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors. The first meeting of Creditors will be held at the Resident Magistrate's Courthouse, Masterton, on the 13th day ot June, 1882 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. ' Dated this 29tli day of May, 1882, .JOSEPH J. FREETH. Clerk oEDisfcricc Court. NOTICE is hereby given that Poisoned Meat is laid on my paddocks on tlio Upper Plain, axd all persons are cautioned against allowing their dogs to stray on those paddocks. 10S5 R. S. HAWKINS. . T NOTICE TO TRESSPASSERS. ANY person trespassing on our land with Dog or Gun will bo prosecuted, H, and J, CAMPBELL Pairau, Opaki.

ST. MATTHEW'S Winter Evening ENTERTAINMENTS. THE next of the series will take plao on THURSDAY, June Bth, at 8 p.m. punctually. '■ w. b. paige. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE AN ACCOMMODATION LICENSE, T JAMES WILLIAM BAK EB of Aohanga, 1 j do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing meeting to be holden an Tenul on the 10th day of June, 1882, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of an Accommodation License-for premises situate at Aohanga. . Dated, 16th day ot May, 1882. J fIHE WAIRAPiAPA DAILY is regularly J. filed for Eeference at " The Associated Aflffiland Advertising Bur.au of NewZealan I (where advertisements are i eceived for published throughout the World Btitehbury'a Buildings, Auckland. •