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Auckland Star, Volume XVI, Issue 3851, 19 December 1882, Page 2

I Special Advertisements. THE Wonderfully ircroascd domnnd for oar Ckikiuutud Goods, male of NEW ZEALAND T\ViIIU)3 hasncooflsltfttod tho Firm Erecting an Eztenslvo ■ and Costly New Warkhoosb. to give accommodation to the XX IRA CLOTHING Stoff, and to make room for tho Nkw Maouisbky, which h»8 boon personally soleoted by Mr. Ballensteln during his recent vlt-it to England and iimorica, THK FACTORY will now be the Largest Katab"lißbment of tho kind in ilio Southern Hemljphero, and as I doacrlbad in tho " Otago Dally Timna," promises to bo a Model Wlarehouao. The AUCKI.iND BRANCH Addroaa 1«— 158 AND 160, QUKE N r-BTRICKT. The oholoo i v&rlety of NEW GOODS now 1 eliirsiiiK has nothing to compare with It in tho whole of QUE E N-S TEEET, AUCKLAND. J. FITZBI MON 3, Branch Managor. TWTOBWIUH UNION FIKB INSUKXS ANCE SOOIKVY. ItStiBUSUID 17 07. Amount Insnred oxo ___«150.000.000 Lossospald r _ ■ .-...fi3,7M.000 THia SOOIKTY, Well known for 8 liborallty In Its dealings, and tor promptitude in tho uattlomont of olalma, la prepared to accept risks on KYHRY INSURABLK DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY, AT GKEATLY KEDUCED KATES. LO3SKS PAID by Cheque on Society a Bank- ! ora in Auckland, without roforoßooolsowhore, Immediately after prodnotlon of PROOF OF LO3S. WILLIAM X. J. BELIi, Ohie* Agent, Provlnolal Dlatrlois ot Auckland and 1 ranakl N.B.—All Monies received in New Zealand are Invested In the Company. XpXSS. 'GAKONNE. 1 CASE NOVELTIES IN EHBKOIDEKY, In W hito and Cream Gnlpnro, Also, White. Cream, and Dark Colours, vorkod in colours. OVK CASE NKW TERRY CLOTH, OR TURKISH TOWSMJNG for Dres3Co, la White, Cream, Pink, Sky, . and Drab. ONE CASK NU.S"3 V. JJLING, in Street and Evening Shades, MlLNfi akd CFOYCE, QUEEN-STREET.

PEDIGREE OTOCK /^IOMPAINY (LIMITED). TO BE INCORPORATED UNDER " TnE COMPANIES Act, 1382." I CAPITAL £200,000 In 10,000 Shares of £5 each; oa on application, 6a on allotment,. 10s every two months until £2 por Share is paid Up; further call 3 as required, at intervals o£ not less than three months, and not to exceed 5s per share. PKOVISIONAL DIRECTORS: , HON. JAMES WILLIAMSON, M.G.A THOMAS RUSSELL. Esq., C.M.G. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Esq. EVERY McLEAN, Esq. JAMES BAILEY, Esq., C.B. WILLIAM STKELE, Esq. JAMES McCOSH CLARK, Esq. JOSIAH CLIFTON FIRTH, Esq. THOMAS MORHIN, Esq. P. COMISKEY, Esq. DAVID NOLAN, Esq. JOSEPH L. WILSON; Esq. BANKERS: THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. SOLICITORS: MESSRS JACKSON AND RUSSELL. SECRETARY (pbo tern). JOSEPH BENNETT, Esq. Tho objocts of tho New Zealand Pedigroe Stock Company (Limited) are tho breeding and rearing ot Pure Cattle, Clydesdale Horses and Sheep, and disposing of same by sale or otherwise in New Zealand, the Australian Colonies, San Francisco, and elsewhere. In order to carry oat these objects it is proposed :— 1. To purchase from the Auckland Agricultural Company (Limited)the following Properties now used by them for stock-breeding purposes, viz., • (a) Cranston, Waikato, 8,863 acres, (b) Tamaki, No. 1 Farm, The Chase, and Butly Manor, 752 acres, (c) Tamaki, Greenhill, 140 acres, together with their celebrated Puro-brefl Shorthorn and Hereford Herd, Clydesdale Horses, Lincoln and Leicester Sheep. 2. To purchase from Messrs T. and S. Morrin their Stud Farm at Meadowbank, Remuera. consisting of 219 acres 2 roods 5 perehc3, and tho Leasehold Estate of 91 acre adjoining, together with their valuable Pedigree Shorthorn Herd. To farmers and dealers in cattle it is wellknown that Pure-bred Stock are more easily fattened, come to maturity earlier, produce better beef, and realiso higher prices than tho ordinary class of stock. This fact, which is so significant to breeders and dealers in cattle, has ot late years induced a constant and active demand for pure-bred stock in England, America, and the Australian Colonies. . In view of this demand for pure-bred cattle, and the largo and increasing area of land which is annually taken up for grazing purposes all over New Zealand, and the vast quantity of cattle required to stock the same, the Directors see at once a ready market at (rood prices for their stock, and they believe the Company will be able to pay early and continuous dividends from their ordinary operations in the sale of stock, without relying upon any profit from the increased value of landed property, which is hereafter referred to. The Direotors confidently anticipate that the Frozen Meat Trade cannot fail to open a practically unlimited market for New Zealand beef and mutton, and will give to stock-grazing interests in New Zealand an impetus which must ultimately tend to the great advantage of this Company. The whole1 of the Pedigree Herds before mentioned, the Clydesdale Horses and Sheep are well-known, and consist of first-class imported stock (judiciously selected by the best ludges, without regard to cost) and their progeny. Wherever exhibited they have received tho highest prizes. The celebrated Shorthorn Bull " Duke of Newcastle," the property of the Auckland Agricultural Company, was awarded First and Cnampion Prize at the Intercolonial Exhibition at Sydney for the best bull of any breed, for which the whole of tho Australasian Colonies competed with imported and Colonial bulls. This bull and many of'his pregeny are among tho herds proposed to I>e purchasod. The Hercfords aro deserving of special mention. Five hundred and forty-five in number, they form the largest herd of pure Herefords in the world—their progeny nave always met a ready and remunerative Bale. The land proposed to be purchased by tho 'Company for carrying on their operations consists of well-selected and suitable stations, where the breeding of pure cattle has for many years past been successfully conducted. These properties have also been selected with a view to thoir future increase in value, and from this source alone tho Directors anticipate the Company will derive considerable proit. Eleven hundred and forty acres of the land acquired are so near to the City of Auckland as to entitle them now to bo classed as Suburban Lands, and they must speedily advance in value with tho rapid development of the city. The value of the Freehold, Leasehold, and Stock has been fixed by Messrs Alfred Buckland and Wm. Aitken at tho sum of £161,358 ■Js lid. The Directors, after the valuation was fixed, induced the vendors to make the important concession of leaving ono-half of the purchase money secured upon the property at five per cent. Being thoroughly satisfied with the prospects of tho undertaking, tho vendors have reserved to themselves nearly one-half of tho hares in tho Company upon equal terms with tho sharos now offered to tho public.

Further particulars on application to the Solicitors o£ the Company, or to JOSKPH BENNETT, Hon. Sec, 10, Queon-strcet.