TE A WAMUTU CHEESE FACTORY.

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1705, 9 June 1883, Page 2

TE A WAMUTU CHEESE FACTORY.

The first general meeting of shareholders of the Te Awantutu Cheese and Rtcon Factory Company (Limite.l) wns held in the Public Hall, To Awamutu, on Saturday last, a fair number uf shareholders being present. The accounts and directors' report were read by the Chainmn, Mr J. W. Bridg-m-m, from which it appeared thnt the total expenditure had been £3396 5s lid, but from the short period the fautory h cl been worked, the small supply of milk (about 312 gallons per di>) in cotuoyuence of the dry season, and from other causes— incidental to most new indu&ti ics —the balance was, oh had been anticipated, on the wrong side of the ledger, and so there was no dividend. To provide for the greatly increased supply of milk expected next season, and in ( order to provide a sufficient working capital, a proposal to call up 5s per share in addition to the 10s already authorised (eight of which had been called), met with general approval. Messrs Taylor and Jones, two of the retiring directors, were re-elected, and, in place of Mr Parsons, who had left the district, and Mr Hutchinson, who lived too far away (6 miles) to conveniently attend the meetings of directors, Messrs J. H. Mandeno anj George Floyd were elected. Messrs 0. J. Storey and M. M. Taylor, who had audited the accounts, were unanimously elected auditors for the ensuing year. This, with the usual votes of thanks, concluded a most agreeable meeting, notwithstanding the absence of a dividend.

Tenders are invited for rebuilding the Hot Springs Hotel at Te Aroha. The house and land advertised for aale to-d<iy at the Hamilton Mart has been withdrawn. Messrs W. J. Hunter and Co. will sell at the Cambridge Yards on June 14th, fat and store cattle, dairy cows, sheep, horses, etc. Mr A. F. Halcombe invites tenders for the erection of a ten-roomed house, near LicbfieW, Patetere. Tenders are invited by the engineer of the Hamilton Borough, Mr T. G. Sandes, for the erection of a bnrk and concrete culvert on the Peach Grove Road (O'NeiH's bridge). Tenders must be in by the 18th inst. Messrs Clark and Gane, auctioneers, have received instructions from Mr John Sheehan to sell by auction at his residence, Grey- street, Cambridge, on the 15th inst., the whole of his household furniture, equal to new. Mr J. S. Bnckland will sell at the residence of Mr E. H. Hcauchamp, Woodstock, Piako Road, on Monday next, the whole of I,k household furniture and effects. A complete list of the lots will be found in the advertisement. Mr J. S. Buckland has for private sale 400 fir*t-class Lincoln ewes, forward in lamb. He will sell at the Waitoa yards on Thursdiy, June 14th, 45 head of cattle, horses, implements, etc., in the bankrupt estate of T. \V. Carr and Sons. Messrs Fret well and Jones announce that they have entered into partnership as wheelwrights, &c, in Cambridge, and_ are in a position to execute all kinds of smith's and - plnmber's work in the best manner, and at reasonable prices. You will do well to furnish your house from Garlick and Cranwell's. They have nbw the most complete Furnishing Warehouse in Auckland, furniture to suit all classes, good strong, and cheap. They have Tapestry Carpets from 2s 3d per yard, Brussels from ' 3s 1 lid per yard, Linoleum from 3s 9d to ss, Oil Cloths from Is 6d"to 4s 6d per yard, good 12 feet wide Oil • Cloths at 3s Ba' per ! yafd. Immense assortment of Iron Bedstead* from Infants' Cots to 6 feet wide half-tester ' Bedsteads'." Double iron Bedheads from 255. „480 Bedsteads in stock to select from. , Beddings of ~*lVkij\ds and, sizes kept in '"r&idin>ss. f "'Dininjf, Sitiingi Drawinsr-room Furniture, and and a large assortment of Manchester > S «p4,'vJFuniishihg,,Goqds,;jig i clu s^ng /jif *lpt ? of