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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1410, 21 June 1883, Page 4

P BfO.-S.'.-P-'E.'O I;"U-..B'i WELLINGTON. WO.QLLEN' MANUFAfr .' TUpQ;COMPANY,;(LiMmi).) ; liegistered under , the Companies ;-A'ot| 1882 limiting the LumLin of Shaheholdrbs TC THE AMOUNT OK THEIR SHARES; ;.]' | CAPITAL.. '-.V ■ ;-' t^SMM ■. , .In2o,oooSharesof £6 eaoli, ■ Payable at follows :-Tw'o ShiUitiga and Six-' : pence per share on applicatiohVTwo Bhil- ■ Sixpence oh allotment, and the . residue by calls riot exceeding Five Shillings per share at intervals of not less than • Three months. «■: >' ! > ><'->'■' >' Dibeworb:' °< l; ' - ;'' J. B, Harcourt, Esq., Chairman J. Reea George, Esq,, C,E, ; Wm. Hutchison. Esq,. M.H.K. ~ Ot J; Johnston, EBq,, M.R.B."''" '; ■ Jacob Joseph, Esq. : : j ' , James Smith, Esq. (Turnbulf, Smith *Ce) : ' Wm, Wliittem,'Esq.(^Vhittorii,Kicfadlaoc, and Co.) '!■'.■'■:• ■< BANKERS!*' ' ! The Colonial Bank of New Zealand!' ■■ SOLICITORS:' ' Messrs Travers and Cave, Brokers; ' '•■■ : i'' ; Messrs Williamson and Co, ■' ■> George 801 l Williamson, ■■ '' ■ : ■ The specml purposes' for'which tliis Company is established are thus stated in the Memorandum of Association i-i- ■ ■':■ ■ I (a,j To carry on the business of Woollen ; ' ManufacturersinaUor any broaches of woollen mauufaoturo,and whether ; tlie ; manufactured articles are Wholly ■ : or in' part only composed of wool, and to manufactMtfgannents, clothing, and :; other' articles from' the 1 ' ' materials aforesaid, and to deal in all such manufactured materials, - goods, and articles in'ijuch'manh'er asthoDirectors may/'fro&tiihe to ■ time think desirable. 1 (b.) To buy wool and other materials for use in manufactures aforesaid.p'r for sale, and to prepare tho' s'ame'.'for sale, either for manufacturing purand eell woollen manufactured goods of every description whatsoever, and whether wholly or in part composed of wool. ~,.,: (c.) To purchase any rights patented or otherwise, and to take ! but"'any patent or patents connected with the business of the Company, as the Directors shall think proper; The Directors having power to do all note necessary to give effect to these objects. The importance and even necessity to this; locality of such an undertaking cannot bej questioned, No similar institution exists in; tho North Island which is thus wholly dependant for its supplies upon the Woollen; Factories of the South Islahd'aud upori'imports. : " : ■.■'' ■■''.'•' ■ i ll ' l ' l It is moderately estimated that the quantity of material of the classes proposed to be manufactured, which would find an immediate outlet, would yearly exceed £250,000, an amount sufficient itoi yield.a very handsome dividend upon the capital of the C0m- ...._ ....... „., , ......,...,., • | The special natural advantages possessed by this district for carrying on and trading in manufactures of the oWes proposed pst.of themselves form.:'an essential element in the success of the Company, and give assurance that it will be able succcssfuly to emnlato the.prosperity) of otherfsbtoriea already in operation in the South Island. The Duectors do not venture to afford any data upon which to ground anticipations of profit, but confidently appeal to the success which has attended the operations of the KaiapoiaudMosgiel Woollen Companies as offering a leasonablo guarantee that the present undertaking will, under careful management, not be belund .them in .the returns it will yield.' ■<'''■;' iIM '-' -<J It may be mentionod that the dividends ' already paid by the above Companies have I proved that there is ample room' for 'the . extension of the woollen industry, and tlie Directors do not hesitate in recommending the present enterprise to the > attention of persons requiring a legitimate investment for their money, while tho advantages, which they enjoy of being able to' avoid'errors ■ necessarily arising from inexperience, justify" i a hope that the works of tho | Company will > be established at aieasonablecost, ' 1 Applications for shares, in form annexed, may be made to the Secretary, at Wellington, either direot or through the brokers' ! of the Company or any of their agents; .Every | application must be accompanied,by the re. quired deposit,' or by a receipt from 'any branch i>f the Colonial Bank for the amount of such deposit. Application forms may be n btaihed : 'fi'om tho Secretary 'and brokers, their,; agents, or at any branch of < trie Colonial Bank of New Zealand; ;' ! •i.

BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. AND SCAB SPECIFIC. (ANON-POISONOUS CHEMICAL' ; " FLUID). ; ; .. ,: .-.;■ Highest Award, Melbourne InWnaiioua Exhibition, 1 )V; ' ; First Degree of Merit/ Adelailo'Exhibition, Highest Award Uold Medal, N.Z. Inter, Exhibition, AFTEB 'five years'/rial'this NEW NON POISONOUS DIPPING FLUID 1 now universally admitted to be tho best over ; introduced. Its great superiority over otl.er materials consists in its cheapness, (costing ; less than id per Bheep)'; Us undoubted ;efficacy,,,in destroying, all, ticks,' li'c'o, and ! every insect that infests the'skins of sheep or domeatio nnimala, and iu its cleanliness, land absolute harmlesaneas 'to 'those' con I .' cerned in its use;' ' ■•' '■'•''' ,; ■'•'■ ;IT MIXES READILY WITH COLD :.-... ~,, WATERi ~.i,:,. j :■■;*; ONE GALLON ' WILL ■' MAKE iOO GALLONS OP \IILK-WHITE WASH, (Twico the quantity niado by auy. other Nonpoisonous Dip), ;:: TO; DIP • 200' SHEEP. ! Being of an oily character, it is highly beneficial to the growth of the Wool, which it leaves soft, clean, and bright, without 'robbing it of tho yolk-its riatmal liourishv ment-or leaving it harsh>and dry, us is the caao when alkaline mixtures, sucb as limo jand sulphur, or arsenical preparations are used. It is entirely without the ruinous jeffeots.invariably.resulting from. the^use.of. such materials. It is not only upn-poieonous, but may beWd'internally for'worm in the throat in lambs; it will also effectually cur foot-rot, and seal)'. To "those wh dip in full fleece, this fluid, will bo found, invaluable, for,' beiug 1 of a warm and prrJi tecting choraotor,.sheep will' iidtoatch cold, though dipped in the depth of winter, ! On a station it will be found invaluable as a Healing Wash for all wounds, It is a certain euro for Mango, Ringworm, ajidiajl . f.it.miL.j hr Ml Particulars, Local Tutimmmlt \ /■:i l '! , i.iici f -lo^ylto-;7'.;i;!/;! ; ii.i' Murray, Roberts and Co., |i.i i V, WELLIHO/TOiNrfiliiii Or to the Local Agents— ' 1 '1227 I ;mw\L\< -mw mm® I. J. H. ANGrOVE, ■■'■■"'"■''■"'■■ -' -|;.j;|^ J AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT I ."h'.ii-i.t?. wnI:.i : ) ; .MAKER;-»J«;! >!uf. ' •. li r' r 7: I j.:;. : :: . ■■.-, •;-'■./.•'..;;'Mi.;(M Ast ofAgrioultumllmple'riiente'cb'liaßd -1 eoir ,v? ■ ■•■■ :.hi<,;i<^iii,A--v,;.>^.