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Waikato Times, 16 May 1882, Page 4

Notices.

' H. 0. GRAEME, MINING AND LICENSED SURVEYOR, T E ARO HA.

ROSPECTUS OF THE WAIKATO CHEESE AND BACON FACTORY COMPANY (Limited). NOMINAL CAPITAL: £2,500, in 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 intervals of not less than one month, as required, at the descretion of the Directors. No further calls to be made without the consent of a majority of the shareholders. Registered under The Joint Stock Companies Act. Bankers : The Bank of New Zeuland. Solicitors : Messrs. Hay and Speed. Hon. Sec.: Mr Knox. Directors : Captain Steele Captain Runciman Mr S. T. Seddon Mr Isaac Coates Mr John Knox Mr B. Wood Mr J. B. Whyte It is pi'oposed to purchase uo lease with the right of purchase), from 50 to 100 acres of land 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 long been felt. With the view of having such an association established oixL ':e latest American principle, and on such a scale as would pay the shareholders ami pioducers, the promoters have obtained a guarantee from ten farmers to deliver 30 gallons of milk each per day, for 8 months (Sundays excepted), in each year, for a term of 3 years, and they consider such guarantee will justity the investment of the necessary oiipitjil in the proposed undertaking besides, they arc assured of further sup plies from many other scttleis. Associations of the kind have proved, in America, and other countries, not only directly remunerative, but have also greatiy enhanced the intrinsic value of land and stock in their vicinity. It is believed that the Association would be of the greatest benefit to the farming community, as the manipulation of such large quantities of milk by an experienced manager, and the use of the most improved plant, would ensure an article of a uniform and superior quality, which would always command a remunerative sale in the colonial and Home markets. It is also considered that by utilising the whey, together witli the produce of the land in connection with the dairy, a large number of pigs could be kept aud made into bacon, thereby increasing the profits, and supplying the local markets with an aiticle for which there is always a demand, and which might ultimately become a large export. The Promoters therefore confidently recommend the proposed undertaking to the public as one likely to be highly beneficial to this district, and also a good investment for capital. Applications for shares to be made to the Secietary, Mr John Knox, Hamilton, on or before Monday, May 29.

W. H. H A z A E D GUNMAKER, By special appoinment to His Excellency Sir Arthur Gordon, G.M.C.G, Gover tor of New Zetland. 168, Queen -.street, Auckland, Agent for W. and C. Scott and Son's Guns, and for Hay, Merricks and Co.'s Limited Roslin Powder Hills, Edinburgh, HAMMERLESS AND CHOKEBORE GUNS, E\f ensue shipments now ready rom AY. and C .Scott <md .Sons, Is.i.ic Holhs and Sons, P. Webley and Son, AY. W. Greener and other makers. H.unmci less Guns . £15 o oto£i3 ° ° Double Breechloaders .. 500 to 18 o o Single ditto ... 5 o oto 800 Double Mu/i/le-loaders .. 215 oto 10 o 0 Single ditto ... ... Ixoo to 500 Snidei Carbines ... 310 oto 500 Martini-Henry Rifles . o o oto 10 o o Saloon Rifles ... ... 2 o oto 350 Re\ohers . 1 o oto 5 o o Air Guns, shooting ball or shot . ... 4 10 o Direct Shipments of Sporting Powder, Shot, Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cases, Rifle and Revohcr Ammunition, Gun Cases, Game Hags, Cartridge Belts, Re- cappers, Turnovers, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Sec. Eyes tor ]sirdstuffing 1 . Firearms purchased or exchanged. Repairs prompth and efficiently done. Kjyr" W. H. H, draws special attention to his Shooting Gallery, 40 jards long, where firearms ma}' be tested by intending purchasers.

[circular.] Hamilton, April 14th, 1882. TO THE INHABITANTS OF CAMBRIDGE AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. —I, W. H. KuhhY, of Hamilton, Caiiier and so forth, beg to state that I am prepared to cart goods, per ton, from Hamilton Station to Cambridge cheaper than it is now done by steamer from Ngaruawahia ; and that I will guarantee prompt and safe delivery at once, if supported. You may say the thing is impossible : that I cannot carry goods as cheap as steamer ; so I will enter into figures to show that I can. Now, up to the present, the through rates from Ngaruawahia to Cambridge have been : Class A 19s, Bl9s,'C 18s, D 17s, and E 13s; and add cartage to this it will make it over £1 a ton. Now, lam prepared to cart it at £1 per ton, and, if I get a load back, half price. And, as lam in constant communication with the Railway Station, and know most of its regulations regarding freight and so forth, you may rely on your interests being looked after, and on no account will you be charged with storage, as I will pay it, if any demands 1 are made re aboje. . I may also say that I am getting a spring trap built and a waggon, , which will be ready in a few days, and, as I have two drays also I will guarantee to deliver 20 -tons per week. The railway ,rates to 'Hamilton .hav^e now been -lowered, so that there is Tittle difference between it and Ngarua-, ' wlaHia, on some classes only 13d per ton.

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