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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1411, 22 June 1883, Page 4

WELLINGTON TUniNO COMPANY: (Limited;) '^ tegistered wider 't|l lot, 1882 UMITINCt TIIE TC TUE AMOUNT. SMSS, ; : In 20,000 Shares of,£s 'J. ■ Payable m Joitows ;-'£w, SMllingßand But- ■ pehceper. aliarq on lingaand'Sixpeiice on aUptmejit, anAjtne rosiduo by calls not ex'cVeding; Five Shillings per sharoaiinUrvals of not less than ; TJirco months.' ' , '."','• '.DiBKOIORB.'-;; \ ;'■;,-' : , J. B. Harcourt, uhairman/ .;, ~ 'J. Reesi George, Jiisq., C.E.' ~: Wra. Hu'tohison, Esq.. M.Hi1i,,,.; , ;, ; 0, J. Johnston, Esq., M.H.By, .., ,;/(;;., Jacob Joseph,Esq, • ;,-,- ~(,:>,!, Jfumes Smitli, Esq. (Turnbuil, 'Smith <fcC»j Wm, Whitte'm, Esq. (Wbittem, Nieholflor;,. '.and Co.) , ; , ~=, . Bankers!.,.- ,■'.:.-. : Ji'< : The' Colonial Bank of New Zealand. l SoiiioiToßß: Messrs Travers and Cavo,:,.. Brokebs: Mesßra "Williamson and '; ,l SEOKETARY'(protein';); :,i "' ■ Georgo 801 l Williamson, The special purposes for whjbli this Cdmi pany is established ure thus Btnted in the Memorandum of Association :-i- ■ ; fa.) To carry on the business of Woollen Manufacturers allor any branches of woollen maiiufaoture,'and whether the manufactured articles,are wholly or in 'park only' composed of wool, aud to manufacture garments, clothing, and other aiticleß from Hue materials, aforesaid, and to deal h all such manufactured materials', goods, and articles in such manner as the Directors may from time to lime think desirable. (b.) To buy wool and other materials for use in manufactures aforesaid or for sale, and to prepare tlio same for salo, cither for manufacturing purposes or otherwise! and to purchase and se'.l woollen manufactured go'odß of every description whatsoever, 1 and whether wholly or in part composed of wool, ; (c.) To pnrchaso any rights patented or otherwise, and to tako out. any patent or patents conncoW; with tho business of the Company as tho Direct >rs shall think proper. Tho Directors having power to do all acta necessary to givo effect to these objects. The importance and even necessity to this locality of such an undertaking cannot be questioned. No :imilar institution exists in the North Maud which is thus wholly depeudant for its supplies upon the Woollen Factories of the South Island and upon imports,

It is moderately estimated that the .quantity of material of the classes proposed to be manufactured, which would find an immediate outlct.would yearly exceed £250,000, an amount sufficient to yield a very handsome dividend upon the capital of the Com? i ,auv - ... '■.'.-, ,".■'. The special natural advantages possessed by tinj district for carrying ou and trading j ill manufactures of the'classes proposed must of themselves form an cJßential|elernent in the success of the Company,. and (jive assurance that it will lie able successful;. to emulate tho prosperity of other faotoriea already in operation in tho South. Island, The Diicclors do not venture to afford any ; data upon which to ground' anticipations of profit, but confidently appeal ta the success which has attended the operations of the' fcaiapoi and Mosgicl Woollen Companies as oll';iinga icascnablo guaranty that the pre-, sent undertaking will, under careful management, not bo behind them in the returns . it will yield. ',''';., It may be mentioned that the dividends already paid by the above Companies have proved that there is ample room for the extension of the woollen industry, and the. Directors do not hesitate ia recommending the present enterprise to. tho attention of persons requiring a legitimate investment fot their money, while the advantages which they enjoy of being able to avoid errors uccossarily arising from inexperience, justify a hope that the wqrkß of the Company will be established nt a leasbnable cost, Applications for shares, in form annexeij, may be made to the Secretary, at|ffellington, either direct or through the, brokers of tHe Company or any of their agents. Every application must be accompanied by the required, deposit, or by a receipt "ftonfjiiiy" branch (f the Colonial Bank for the' amount of Buck deposit, Application forms may be obtained from the Secretary and brokers,' their agents, or at any. branch of,: the Colonial Bauk of New Zealand. •.<■. <.

BY ROYAL LETTEHB; ;„. " "PATENT LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. SCAB SPECIFIC. (A NON-POISONOUB CHEMICAL '.""' .•FLUID).. ,/. t)\ii Highest Award, Melbourno Internalioua Exhibitiou, .1; First Degreo of Merit AdelaUe Exhibition, i Higlieat Award OoW Medal,, N.Z.lntflr, I Exhibition. AFTER fivo years trial this NEW NONII POISONUUS DIPPING FLUID i now universally admitted to be the boat ever' introduced. Its great superiority over other materials consists in its cheapness (costiug less than jd per. Bheep); Us undoubted' e'tlioacy in destroying nil ticks, lice, and every ineect that infest? the skin's of Bheep or domestic animals, and in its cleanliness, and absolute harmlessness to those concerned iu its use. IT MIXES READILY- WITH COLD WATER. ONE GALLON : WILL MAKE 100 GALLONS OP JIILK-WHITE WASH,, (Twice the quantity mado by any other Nonpoisonous Dip), ! SUFFICIENT TO DIP. 200 SHEEP, j Being of an oily character, it is. highly j beneficial to the growth of tho Wool, which it leaves soft, clean, and bright, without! robbing it of the yolk—its natuial nourish-ment-or leaving it harsh and dry, as is the case when alkaline mixtures, such as, lime and sulphur, or arsenical preparations are used. It is entirely without the.ruinous effects iuvariably resulting from the use of such materials. It is not only non-poisonous, but may be used internally for worm in the. throat iu lambs j it will also effectually^cur. foot-ret, and -senhr v To ''those'' 1 wh° dip in' full ileece, this fluid.will be found invaluable; for, being of a warm and protecting character, Bheep will not catch cold, though dipped in the depth of winter,.., ~.,, On a station 1 it will be found linyaluabje, as a Healing Wash for all wounds, -it is a [ certain cure for Mange, RinßWorm^aud, all Skin diseases which animals are'subject'tb',' tor Full Particulars, ■Ac;, 'apjjlif'M—*''* "' '' ' :; Murray, Roberts : Co;i ■ -'•; ', WELLINGTON,.', ' ' " ■i ' f Or-to the Local AgentsM. CASELBEEG'iND^or ,xh;: - i.' < i -i; : . ' MisTEmpn m Gmtiowh. . -.!.•. ■•■. A J. H.",ANaOVE/^ ;: ; BLACKSMITH,'" 'FARRIER? ) AGRICULTURAL ; mpLEMEHT MATUB"''' - '':"''' HIQH-BTBm, r CiBIBBrON. ,: :;: ,j Ast of AgricuHurallmplementseßliwi.