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

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pn "■ o ~ s"~ "p r ~" k" c " "t v s THE WAIKATO SjKjlS'. I CO-OPERATIVE IliWLi I Shares, of whii^m ii proMs > elKi» r a t llof at the preserft? 42*600' Snares^My/ reserving the balance for future issue. > 17'i-t "TT-'i-.f To be Registered! 1 ifeNDkli 'The 'Join^ Stock Companies Act. CapitaEto r beJ caJiea!up>.as follows/:-4-l's 9er Share on application ; Is on allotfnent, and in further calls of Is each at j)ne month's notice if required. ,-It isjnot; proposed to nail up more than 8s per share. 5 -"" /" ~S\ / C > Zl *'^> ] I 5 >LJ — I _.{•-„/ ; v."" I Bankers : The Bank of New Zealand: ' : ' ,■ '. • ' >. i Solicitors :' <>, f, : " . i Whitaker and Sheehan. , r• > ! . ,' s/ Brokers 1 :" ''" (l ' Frater, Bros., Atfekla'nd; Kennedy Hill, Waikato. .Provisional' BoArd of Directors: i J. B. Whyte,M.H.R. , ( o' , J. J. Barugh, Farmer, Tamahere | A. Main, Farmer, Hautapu ! H. t Pat»n, Farmer, Hautapu ■ • , • . C. E-.l^earspn, Faimer, Captlain Lindsay, Ngaruawahia , Phillip Perry, Thames Francis Hicks, Pukekura < - , • John Martyn, Farmer, Hautapij , , S. S. Graham, Farmer, Tamahere John Kunciman. Farmer, Cambridge M. Pickering, Fann6iv Cambridge B. ' Tonks, Merchant, Auckland (of a, Tonks and. Co,) . •> „ V \ — Harper, (of Harper and Coupland), Merchant, Auckland. Hon. Sec, pko te»i : W. A, Graham, Tamabere, Hamilton, Analyst : J. A. Pond, Chemist, Auckland. . This Association is promoted to supply a want in Waikato— to stimulate cooperation and combination amongst the \Vaikato farming community, upon the' principle that' unity gives streh'gth and co-operation affords a guarantee for matual .benefit, the best value for- produce, and most economical method of working crops, or other farming operations. "t" t Tlie experiments made during past seasons have proved sufficiently satisfac-to»y-to-warrant t th^ opjnibn thafc/Wfcikato lands. 'will grp.wta's'siiperior quality '"-of W,Hfeat^.QatB^Bar|ey';, or other* Grain, ai«f yiela-atVeryJsa^tefaotory., average^" ' The "Waikato holdings being freehold, are owned for the most part by settlers who have not the requisite plant for undertaking the growing of Grain crops, and by many who have not the necessary capital themselves, but who would be willing to put portions of their farms under grain crops if they had the cooperation of this As ociation. The Waikato at present does not grow nearly sufficient grain to supply its local requirements, and from the fact that its population is constantly increasing and with the rich prospects and magnitude of the ! Te Aroha Goldfield in view, a large demand for the products of amillmay be confidently expected, the purchase or erection of a flour mill or mills and granaries will therefore he one of the main objects of the Association. The benefits to small settlers taking shares will be very great, as they will secure a certain market for their farm products, participating in the profits of the Association, besides being able.. to work their 'farms* at the lowest possible outlay and risk to themselves. 1 Another object; of the Association will be the erection of a suitable slaughter- , yard in the Waikato district for the purpose of supplying the' Auckland 'market with meat, or otherwise disposing of same. , The Association also propose the establishment of cheese, butter and bacon factories in central positions. Nevertheless, the Directors of the.Assocjation will exercise their discretion in selecting one or other of the various objects set forward in the Prospectus, to start operations upon in case they deem it imprudent to commence all at the same time, and the works undertaken will be progressive,, and not of an unwarrantable magnitude at the onset. v ' Applications for shares to be 7iiade to the Secretary, W. A. Graham, Tamahere Estate, Hamilton, and to Frater, Bros., Auckland, or T. Y. Fitzpatrick, Ngaruawahia. ' Share List will close on Thursday, May 4th.

PROSPECTUS OF THE WAIKATO FELLMONGERY • COMPANY (Looted), Ngaruawaiiia. Capital ... £5,000, in £1 Shares. 2s 6d per share payable on application, and 2s 6d on allotment, and m further calls for. a period of six months. Provisional Directors : Captain Lindsay (Chairman). Mr R. Lamb . Mr E. Fitzpatrick Mr.R. Rathborne Mr T. W. Davies Mr G. Edgecumbe Mr H. Byron Mr J. Martin • Mr P. R. Fraser Maxacku : Bankers' : Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors : < :Messra Whitaker and Sheehan. ' Broker? T. V.' Fitzpatrick, Ngaruawahia. , •• ! Oi'KXCES : Queen-otreet, Ngaruawabia. ' It is proposed to erect, at Ngaruawahia, ( a Fellmon'gery (site 1 yet to be chosen by the; Directors), 1 suitable to 1 treat all theskins procurable in the ' Waikato and other districts. The position of Ngaruawahia is most suitable for a business of this kind, having such comriiunication by 1 hail, jiver and* 'roads, the water of the 'Waipa river also being^ considered of the j best quality for the purpose. ' r , It is proposed, , when the Fellmongery has'befen made a success, ttvo v 'further ex- 1 Jeud the- Company's operations by erect-., mg a Soap and' '• Canttfe Factory, \'as the business 'bf^TMliriongery. a'ud' Soap and, Caudle works are twin sisters. „; It is alsointendedtOj extend th« businqssjstill fuHlier by, adding {a tannery, 'after'tlie former^ has tjeen properly. .established,, and to follow witli a* wool-scouring ibusiiiess'. '' ' ", ' ' "' '""' V*,^- , ( .This is coi^dered tp l;e; the beginning^ of, a number' of industries in Ngaruawahia, which' J nec'essarilyvniust.follow,- and which , will greatly assist the, 'farming industry, andycanßjs^ll.^h&; latuj] ?it thfe/ndighbourH hooato l b%p\^i^d>i^ultiVatiou f dhd ; Suade' fepnunerative:,j , ,_- , ' 3$ is^ticipfeted&j&t 2,000 Jhaifes "w^ll| be *-^p}. / up <^yLloc>]^^ejy;l§rS}} will^Je -pjpouj^ljfej^ojm.iMe'^sps^ J.-, iffi Ei«E6o^pE^^il^^E|i||i.^Hoy^ .Alei|^d'CaW|^^sP*^i^f^f^^uti4sk jß^ojk^r,!^b^j^c^Qu^n^r^et^N^g%ni£-3«