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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1631, 11 March 1884, Page 4

1 .0 S ,'P E 0 T U S OF THE WELLINGTON AUCTION AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (Limited), To be registered 'under tie Joint Stock Companies Aofc, 1872, and Amendments, Capital, £25,000 in 25,000 shares of : £lj each, with power to increase theTCapital. Payabkras follows: - One Shilling per Share on Application, One; Shilling per Share on Allotment, and the .balance as may bo. required; but-no'Oall shall exceed One Shilling per Share, or be made at leas interval: than one month, It i will not be necessary for some years to call upon more than 10s per Share; unless for a special purpose, such as buildinglarger premises, l'jovisioßiL Dwroiis: •Or. .Fisher, Esq/, Mayor of Wellington ]■ F.H. Wood, Esq., Mayor of Greytown W, Hutchison, Esq,, M.H.B. Wellington Alexander McDonald, Esq., Wellington James Cooper, Esq., Wairarapa Thomas Smith, Esq., Oharin . 1). M. Brook, ttsq, Kaitoke It, C, Parker, Esq., Nelson Samuel Gilmer, Esq., Wellington Isaac Primmer, Esq, Wellington i Jacob Lichtßcheindl, Esq., Wellington E, E. Edmunds, Esq., Wellington . Edwin Pcrrott, Esq., Wanganui G W. Bianey, Esj,, Auckland Bankers.: '['he Colonial Bank of New Zealand, Solicitors: Messrs Buckley. Stafford and Fitzherbert Skckei'Ary (pro tern): Andrew Roid Offices:—. Messrs Dwan nnd Co.'s Auction Mart, Manners street. This Company is formed to purchase the well known business and interest in the premises at present carried on and held by I Messrs Dwau and Co., Auctioneers, General Commission Agents, and Merchants, Manners street, Wellington, and to carry on the same on a more extensive s«ia, and by inducing all classes of the community iu town and country to become shareholders, it is anticipated that the proposed Company will be one of the most marked busisuSß successes in the city and district of Wellington, 2, The Company will take a transfer of h e business, goodwill, agencies, goods on consignment, lease of premises, with a purchasing clause, at a low valuation, 4c., paving for the same the sum of five thousand pounds (£5,000), in the following manner—namely, £2OOO by fully paid up shares in tho Company, and the balance by instalments at short dates, as may be arranged, aid as the capital of the Company is called up, Tho stock-in-trade, merchandise in tiore, and any other assets belonging to the present business may be taken at a Tfthiation or not, as tho directors may elect. 3, Tho object of the Company will be to carry on the business of Auctioneers, land, Estate, and General Commission Agents, and a mercantile business generally, and by offering special inducements to farmers and others by making advances on goods placed in the hands of the Company for sale,'nnd commanding the utmost facilities for successfully and expeditiously realising the proceeds in this or other markets, iro so extend the operations of tho Company that the want of a larger capital alono prevents the present proprietors from attaining to. 4, While it is possible io obtain cash advances on produce, stock, and real estate, yet th o conditions usually imposed arc found seriously inconvenient to borrowers, by reason of tho public registration of mortgages and liens; therefore tho special advantages offered by this Company is oiio which farmeis and others will appicciatu. 5, Shareholders in this Company will ho enabled to borrow on the most favorable terms, and will ako have ' preferential consideration; for thoy will ho enabled to obtain advances on flowing crops, stock, Ac , without the transaction bein<; made too public and proclaimed to everybody. G. Mr Thomas Dwan will remain, if required, as Auctioneer and Managing Director for a term lliat may bo decieedupou and under amngonionu that will he satisfactory to the Company, alto binding himself not to sat up in the same line of business again in the di-lii:t of Wel'iiii'loi during the c'oatir.naKics of tin above firm 7. To tin: public gnnernllj, farmers, and other producers especially, th.s undertaking should recommend it-elf, as it i.j neither nuiie no,- Jess than a co-operative association, in which ad can hive a share at a small ;ojt, and at thesanrj time command the experience and abiliiy of trained busincM men, at a midor.tte charge, iu the conduct of their business, whether the disposal of produce, the obtaining an itdvanej on the thousand and one cliaiine's in which most people want assistance and 'ulvjcc 8. The qualificat.on for cjch Director in 50 shares, and the Company will ha registered when 10,000 shares ate subscribed, 9. Under directions from the Provisional Directors, the books of the Vemlo.s have been examined by a competent accountant, snd the result, considering tho business hitherto carried on, U ei.iinently satisfactory. 10. Deposits on applications for shares are payable to the credit uf the" Trust Account, Wellington Auction and Mercantile Company (Limited)," at tho Colonial Bank of Now Zealand, Wellington; and sltonltl the Company not be registered, all deposits will be returned to subicribcrs in full. Forms of application for shares may be obtained at tho offices of Messrs Dwan and Co., Manners-Btrcet, and from MESSES LEDGER & HICKSON, 1622 Brokers. IMPORTANT Jxuiiuii THE NEW ZEALAND LEATHER MANUFACTORING COMPANY ILijiitbd), TANNKRY AND BOOT MANOTAC TURING WORKS, TN July of last year the Directors of this Company, feeling assured that tbe public would liberally support an cstablisinent where excellence of quality with moderate prices could always bo relied upon, detcimined to open a RETAIL BRANCH IN WILLIS-STREET, chiefly for the sale of goods manufactured at the Company's own works. The success which Ims attended this Branch has been so very decided, and has so fully borne out tho hopes of the Directors, j that they have now arranged to open other and still mora EXTENSIVE PREMISESON LAMBTON QUAY, Situated Opposite the Government Buildings where poods of such a quality as will fully maintain' ; the character of tho Company as'first-class manufacturers will bo offered at moderate prices, while in order to suit tho convenience of Ladies requiring a class of goods not at present made in the colony, a select assortment of English, French, and German goods of best descriptions will always be on hand. Tho premises secured are unequalled in the trade for space and comfort, and the management has been placed in the hands of Mr Thomas Potter, whose recent large experiences in London houses thoroughly qualifies him for tho position. It is intended to open for business on Saturday, the fJthinsfc,, when tho show-cases with their contents as lately exhibited at tho Christchurch Industrial Exhibition will be I onviow, I By order, JOHN C..MOWBRAY. Secretary. Wellington Ist Feb',, 1884; 1605 NOTICE OP REMOVAL. THE NEW ZEALAND TENT, COY AND FLAG DEPOT, LAJIBTON-Q0AY,,,,, ELTJNGTO*, HAS been removed next door ; the Theatre Royal Hotel, Lambton Quay, where an cxtenaivo stock of Waterproof and Oilskin Clothing and tieggings Waterproof Rick, Cart, and Waggon Covers Horse Loin Tents, all other articles in'the trade'kept on hW by this manufacturer. ■ •'; • : -' i : _,...,.■■■■ i; G. a SAGE:; Wairarapa AgentTHOS .0. D'ARJOY, MASTERTON.; 1