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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1534, 4 May 1882, Page 3

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, «>» | - 1, tt J,-j h fSx:/*!*"' -3 "Xf •■fo-'-;l 1-ti'^iCr undersigned ibegs! tooinfonn hi» ' - JL ' supporteWibiithedistfictapf-Wjiiift* katO!and'3Vaipa f thkt% has <»lcen;th6s« ti ; extensiv^preinisesj the'lTamiltbnjAtfcUon^ Matt,! formerly occupied! by hi»fpr«>d^;^ cessor>iMr/K} s Kili,- wh«|rfr he r .i^ill,ootfi^ tinue ' to carry b'n the ibuiinessv of Auo ?<> tioheer andJProdu^^'Dqaler.oyX'* H'o^' :< y(pn i>" , v ['IT '" f'^frT cult iiiitii- i Ai'*'i'< fJ> 1 ' >WeeklySaleif'ev«fy Saturday. '? ri^htf Agent for the' > Victorili *" Insaranci^Gom" >? . pany andtHaQiiltoTv Flour Mills. 1 * '"^ ( ...HAMILTON FAU^fO^ifeßiT.-cej '.lit Saturday, Hay 6th; at 2io'doclt

, t The undersigned, VjlF, sell; by (. /•rxlt , . .t - <"'' Auction — '.>t , Til) 7,«> TTERKSJHIRE FIGS ' f'-^n^n^ ,i«rf XJ Choide Lot o& .'Fowls arid'Ddbks* 1 ' 1 " «* ' . Potatoes, Carrots, .OhtfeSet-Oitm^'^"'' -i "^ Also,-^' ( t y&.ov „»»' . Furniture, and* S^plendid^lJot >6f^ ' w GRAPES''(in/ldts W*foifc'fltipff 1 'icliaaers).' * -?' *••' w'^ .*"& > JOHN KNOXy\ - l * •' " .;.'im n .•.'.'Auotdtfff&r. :_<»-&

ON SALE.— Flour, Sharps; Bnoj-Oa^ " Oatmeal, Fowls Wheat, Potatoesi' i» Chaff, Cheese; Bacon,' Kerosenej' OilsJ'i* Paints. !'! ' f • '■ „«.»//' — ; JOHNfRNOX,<H<M

. ' . MINING, AND LICENSED . SURni . - VEYOR,u' '■, "\ :.»-•. TE AROH'A. /-<>'";

JUST RECEIVED, » Further Shipment) BOUND MAGAZINES, For 1881.' , '"st(" s t( Sunday at Home ' Chambers' Journa l'"' Leisure Hour The 1 Welcbm'e ' • ' Sunday Magazine Family Herald, " Good Words ' Vol; 47 *"-•••" ' Day of Rest London' Journal, ' The Quiver Vol. 74 ■ • ' Cassell's Family Bow Bells,/ Vol. 34 ' Magazine The Argosy; Vol. 31 Church Services, Common Prayer,' , Catholic Prayer Books. „ Hymns Ancjent and Modern* , . Presbyterian and Wesleyan Hyiiani.' 1 XST CHEAPEST HOUSE IN WAIKATO Tt* For All Kinds Law, Mercantile, and' Fancy Stationery. ' ' ENGLISBt' AND AMERICAN, "; NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES , Received Every Mail. Agent for White's, 1 Wertheim's, and Davis Sewing Mao&ines., 1 " . GEORGE DICKINSON, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, /HAMILTON WEST. , <

PROS P E ; C T U, S , ,OF , THE CHEESE AND' B AGON FACTORY COMPANY (LIMITEDy. " ! ; NOMINAL CAPITAL: £2,500^ in'r 2,500 Shares of £1 each',,, 10s to be ' paid up within the first year as follows: Is on application, Is on allotment, and the balance in Is calls at of not less than one month, as required, , at the descretion of the Directors. No further calls to be made without j the consent of a majority of the share- 1 ' holders. ' Reoistjered' ttxdkr The Joint Stock Companies Act. 1 Bankers : The Bank of New Zeuland. Solicitors : ' Messrs. Hay and Speed. Hon. ,3ec\: Mr " Knox. Directors : Captain Steele 1 Captain Runciman Mr S. T. Seddou ' Mr Isaac Coates Mr John Kiiox ' , ■ Mr B. Wood ' Mr J. B. Whytt It is proposed to purchase oo lease with the right of purchase)', ' f rom_ 50 to 100 acres of Laud in a central position near' Hamilton, and erect thereon the, necessary buildings and plant. The Promoters 'believe that , the want of an establishment for the manufacture of cheese, butter and bacon of a superior and uniform quality, and on, a, much more extended scale than ' has ' hitherto, been attempted in Waikato, ' has t long been felt. , With the view of having such ah assb-. ciation established on the latest American principle, and on such' a scale as would pay the shareholders and producers, the promoters have obtained a guarantee from ten farmer's to deliver 30 gallons of milk each per day, for 8 months (Sundays excepted), m each year,' for a ternV of 3 years, and they consider such guarantee will justify the investment of the pecessary capital in the proposed f undertaking besides, they are assured of v further sup' , plies from many other settlers. Associa- '.' tiohsof the kind have proved,' in America^ and other 'countries, not r only'directly remunerative! buthavealsogreatiy enhanced the intrinsic value of land and stock in their 1 vicinity. ' ' - , '

It ia. believed that the Association,; would be' of the greatest td r the farming community, as the manipulation , of such large quantities of milk by an ' experienced manager, and the 'use of the most improved plant, woulcl ensure »n article of a uniform and superior quality, 'which w,ould always cpnunandaremuner-; ative f sale y in , the' , colonial' anil ) Home ,, markets. . s „ , /; < „( . . {J j f - ti t * It is also-cbhsidefed that, by utilising. ; the whey.ftpgether with the, produce; o| .'. the vfr.fii ?m>r , •a ! large number of pigs could be^ikept^y land made into -bacon, thereby,?ii}creasW -« >'tb4 pro^ and^suppbiibgi'tK^Up^i;,, >itK an article for uTCjiicKiraieip^ "is always, a^denaand.-afld $mot' ffiigftt,^ ultimately b^me~a' r large\e«optt A V^' i *'. „ T Th'e ; Jrpmq^ \ irpcommend" thejorbposed v undertaking« to, */. the*^ public* as one f - likely to db highly. 'tKe'Sepwtary^MX"J>^ : Knpx, T H»miliblli^^ oa or > before Mouday, May 15, ,i