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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4096, 25 April 1892, Page 4

' tiio Araociation may be carried on or k , ' intended to be carded on | and 'any ftM"; or 'buildings so acquired to dispose - of■: or. deal with by sale, lease, or otherwise, , : as to the Directors shall seem fit. • • '.) l'o make and enter into contracts and engagements for tlio supply of stock in trade or material .at fixed: prices, for fixed periods, or otfewisii', as to the Directors . shall seem fit- . ' i.) To acquire and undertake .the wholo or any part of the business, property and liabilities of any corporation of person carrying on any business which this Asso-;{ j ciafiou is authorised to cany 6n, or possessed of property Able lor any of tho purposes of this Association. .. i :i.) To acta? agent for any corporation or per-, i < son for tho sale of goods on commission, or ior any other purpose for whioh the - . Association shall be appointed agents,;;. [.) To raise money in any manner the Direc- ; tots inay think fit, and in partjcularby' ; the issue of debentures or debenture stock, ~ 1 perpetual of otherwise, charged upon .all,. , - 1 or any'of the Association's property, pre* ' 'Bent and future!' including its' uncalled |'capital, ;j!j-:Mii k) To borrow money, either from its Bankers, ■ or otherwise, with or without , security,' - upon the property of the Association.''' ;;? Ib) To appoint agents in any part of the world' for ornny. of the purposes of the Asso-. w ciatl' • f r ) To make, accept,'endorse," and'emit promissory, notesj .tills of exchange, an d other negotiable instruments; 1 •-!* ' N.) To enter into anynrnfflgoments for thar- ' ing profits/union.gf interest,, cooperation, , joint adventure, reciprocal; concession, or ' otherwise, with any corporation or person : carrying on, or engaged iii, or who toay. ; ' ,bo about .to .carry, on or engage in, any . busings which this A&aoclationis authorised to carry" W' or engage iri, : 6riiiiy. . 'business ,o'r transaction capable of being carried on.Bo.ap ; directly.,p]r, indirectly,to,■ [ benefit this Association; anil, to' ' lend '" money, to'guaranteis 1 tbo'contricts'dfj ft . ~ any such corporation or person., (O.)To manage 1 and;deal with anv land or. property which riay 'iom into tlio po&is-' • sion.of: the Association assecurity for any; :i dobt.in such, manner, as tQ the. Directors.., stiftU Bcom fit,'-' with fts'.full' powers ab'iiriy"' individual would havo in likecase, •iv ■- '■ (p.) To construct, ;carry. out, maintain, im : ,,jt ' prove,,manßge, work, control, and'superintend stores, ' factories, w«elio\lscsj ' and other buildings, l works, ipleintvandr-,' machinery, which, may seem directly or indireotly Conducive to any of tho Association's objects/ and to contribute («. subsidise, or otherwise 'assist or. take pert iu any such operations or concerns,. To make such a'rnmgeme'nts as tie Directors think fit for granting'"and to grant, special concessions,'reductions in prices, rebate in prices, discounts, or other advantages to shareholders,, or to persona purchasing at [he factories or Btores of the Association, or to~both shareholders and : such I 'purchasers;., :n -iv /. (n.):To carry on any.business of the Associa ;, . . tion upon co-operative principles! to such \ i extent, and Hith'such limits, and subject ' to such provisions-as-.to the Directors ' , shallscemflt. •, (8.) To make advances and loans to'any per son, company,: br firm, arid either with or > : • ; without security for re-payment,.,,, ~; l. ; (T.) To do all or any of the above! things as, •, : piinctpalsj a ;ents, contrnctoiii,' or trusteea,' ' ; or otherwise, and either alone or in con- < * junction with otheiß,. .and by or through '■ trustees, Bgents, or othirwißO, and oither i alone or in 'conjtinction.with >others, ; aiid, | by or through trustees, agents, or; otheb/' ■ ...wise. v ■ ; -|. (ut.) To do all siicli other thing's aa'may lie incl* " dental or ionducive to the attainments'of '! 1 tho abovo objects or any,of them.;■.■■■■■ ~ i i! the Liability of the Association is Limited. 6. The Capitol of the Association'is £loo,WO,'.' . dividedinto'2o,oooShareaat£oedct.' ;'*

J. JACOBS, .Qaeen Street,' Maetettoni ''' n R'AND abt'tN > i;6 , yN' w (By permission of fht Coknid , SccrelaryJ, i.-j ' OF STUFFED BIRDS, FISH, AND. ' ANIMALS. 220 Members at 3a caoh. , : - PRIZES—

Case Stuffed Birdi, £3loa j Stag's Bead,. £3 6s; Stag's Head, £3; Stag's. Head, £2 1 10s; Stag's Head, £2; Fawn'B Head, jit ss; ■ Fishin Case, £1 10a; Plbli in Case, £los; Bittern Mounted £1 1b ; Feather Muff, 17a 6d; Shag Mounted, ; l6a C-d; Shag Mounted, iOa Gd 1 , Shag" Mounted, 10a Gd; Native' Pigeon Mounted,,lss; Fakalca'Mounted,': 12aJid; ( Pukaka Mounted, 12a 6d;i 'Alba». tross' Head, 15s j', Tern Mounted, 10s od; TemMount6d,;lo3 6d; Grey Dack Mounted, lOafid; Kaka Mounted, iOs; Owl Mounted, 7s Gd; Kingfisher Mounted, 7s OdTui; Mounted, 7b Gd; Moka Mounted, 5a Cd;. Native Canary Mounted, 6a Gd; Gull's Head, 53 Gd; Goat Skin, 7s Gd; Gofit Bkin, Gs'Gd;. Goat Skin, ss; Deer Skin, 10s). Diet Skin,. 10sj Deor, Skin, 10s; Starling Mounted, 7s Od; Minah Moanled, 7b L M; Stiuiled Fish,' 10b Gd ; Quail Mounted,7s 6d; Paroquet Mounted, '7s 6d; Australian' Parrot, 10a 6d; Australian Parrot, 10s 6d;

MR MOFFITT, URGE ON DENTIST, , Chapel Strnofc, Maatertoi..■ '

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•pHE CHDRpH, THE STATE. ANDTHKi STATE, , Surely it cm Bo said, looking over tlio annals of Bistoiy, and peering through, the, dim vista of departed years/that no prevlouk, record has over been' established such as lias' been attained by the PROPRIETARY MEDICINES manufactured by MOTHER' MARY' JOSEPH AUBKRT. ; His Grace Archbishop REDWOOD i tho chief dignitary of the Roman Catholic Faith' in New Zealand, has' tcitifled that.jjr'cat boncfit has been derived by'percoas who' have : used these remedies,;, . . -■! One of Her Majcsty Queen. Victoria's most Honourable Privy Councillors,' toid Onslow, ccrtifleathat lie himself personally taken the Medicines, and received, renewed vigour from their use,' arid no * a geutleriian, Mi Walter Behtlcy, .who has delighted'tho ears of . largo . audiences in'.the principal cities' of tho colony, and who has, attained celebrity as an eminent Tragedian, and ono of tuc brightest stars of his' professidin,' proolaims to the world that MOTHER,M ABY JOSEPH AOBERThas conferred great benefit oil Buffering Humanity, ' •'-• • ' Noonewooldsaythatgentlemcn of such: high, social standing would lend their to anything which was not rolitblo and gen-, uine, and itin a fact that these Remedies have' proved themselves to be so,' . . . Napier, N.Z., . March 16th, 1892,'' .i MRo,l.Kejipihohkk—i ,■ • <>. Veah Bib—l hasten, to acknowledge, tho marvelloußresulta of atrial of" Mruupa." ' /'•On Sunday my voica was in a most ragged ' 'state j now it is quite clear, and vocally I feel i as strong as ev'cr I did, and 411 in twenty-four, hours, It is wonderful, 1 and"l thaik|you' heartily foKthe recbmmeiid&tion. • r' , . Yours faithfully, , , WALTEH BKi'ILEI,