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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 56, 7 March 1889, Page 3

p R O.:s ' P E C. T US OF THE ZEALANDIA TIMBER COMPANY ' .(LIMITED). , .v To bo Incorporated under " The Companies Aot, 1882." CAPITAL ... . ... ... ■ #m ... £ 25) ooo, E i#!? Ed oin]£ 2^ooo.Shares of tho nominal value of £.1 each, payable as follows :-2s 6d on application, pa on allotment,fand balance as may be required in Calla of not more than 2s 6d each, and at intervals of not less than three months. » Provisional Dmuo .bus : • '-■> John Batjfer, Esq. '* i W .S. Laurie. Esq. Jumea Heron, Ebq. t. Buddie, Esq. . J. B. Whyte, Esq., M.H.R. Secretary pro tern.: Mr C. P. Murdoch. Firtli'd Buildings. Queen-street. Brokers : The Auckland Brokers' Association. oo r „. The Promoters of this Company, being: of.opinion lhat there is a good opening for a imibei-Mill to supply local wants, Island demnnds. etc., have conceived the idea of forming, a Bmall Company upon principles quite distiuct from those which have been carried out by the large companies. The present Promoters propose to erect a cheap but effective Mill on the Auokland Harboursay, upon ono of the Harbour Board's leaseholds, '.to be obtained at a small yearly rental, capable of cutting 75.000 feet per week—and that tho Company shall not pprohase and hold bushes beyond such limited areas as may be considered absolutely necessary as a " stand-by," but shall rely for supoly of logs.on the open market and on contracts with bush-owners to supply them as roquired. The object will be to work the Company with as little dead and unproductive stock as possible. The capital required for such an undertaking would be small, and the amount of interest chargeable proportionately so, and the present time is especially opportune for purchasing mill machinery on very favourable terms. It is not at present intended io cull up more than 12s 6d per share. As to the returns which may be expected, the mill, capable of cutting 1.000,000 feet per annum, stock of logs, and reserve bash, would require irom £12,000 to £15,000 capital; this, at a moderate margin of 2s per 100 feet, would yield £4,000 per annum. ■ The Promoters have received largo promises of support, and are sanguine that a ready market will present itself for what they can produce at remunerative prices. The utmost economy will be used in the management, and the undertaking will not be loaded with promoters' shares, paid-up shares, or othc_r objectionable burdens, aud care will bo taken to avoid having to.pay interest on borrowed capital. Applications, with deposits, to be lodged with THE SECRETARY, Firth's Buildings, Auckland ; Or witli any Member of the Brokers' Association.

Tailoring. \_. i'_ / '' ...*-. s -y •N>**w>* _AAJn Til .fl /S^ml-4^^'' Rill a >fi~"7^^''7iU*i*-« i'.i> . , ~-T^jg—• ". r T H E" R A ° E For trade, like the contests on the track, is only won by hard perseverance. Tho wideawake merchant lias to be always on the alert. Ever on the look-out for the benefit of our customers (and ourselves), wo have forged ahead in all lines of first-class Tailoring, and now offer them at prices that cannot be equalled. A WARN IN G! On January Ist the Manufacturers of Tweeds and Coatings formed a Combination or Trust, and advanced prices nearly 100 percent. Being well posted, wo placed our orders BEFORE the combination was formed, so WE GOT AHEAD OF THEM, And can ofler you thc3o goods for nearly onehalf of what other housos must ask. Callinand examine our lino assortment of goods, and you will be convinced. A FEW QUOTATIONS. Suits to measure £210 0 2 lo 0 ~..300 ',', ',', -• •• - ..350 EXTRA TROUSERS WITH EACH SUIT. j JKJt-MJiIUJpiV-K' •' markedoneach article, from which there is no deviation. Your little cbild can buy as safely as you. .&. Send for New Catalogue of Goods and Prices. Sent free to any address. Get one. As we pay at the rate of over £5,000 a year n wages, your favourable consideration is requested. J, 11. I) AL T ° N TAILOR, 210, Que EN-STREET, 43 Cuba-street, I Hastings-street, Wellington. [ Napier, ■vfOTI'CB OF REMOVAL. THOMAS LONERGAN AND SON. Naval and Military Tailoks <TntP of Wyi>fifiam-streer.). have Removed to (L WELLESLEY-STREET WEST (Onnosite the Opera House, and nine doors from Queen-street). Gentlemen's own material made up. Clothes Cleaned, Repaired, and Pressed. Everything moderate. Suits from £2 10s; Trousers from 12s 6d. />S 6D.— Summer Trousers to Measure, ef 9s 6d. All Summer Stock Reduced.—A. Woollams and Co., Sydenham House, 90, QueenCoal 3 Firewood* Btc. CHARCOAL, FIRE{j v * WOOD. ■no^f- Rata, Titree, and Puriri Firewood; also. Tho city and suburbs, at Lowest Kates.-Nota luZ Lw'c PIPER, opposite tho Ponsonby Reservoir, and bSrwr of ifawtoa and JKarwga-