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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 64, 15 March 1919, Page 12

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W.Z. RUBBER Lid. IMPORTANT NEW INDUSTRIES FOR NEW ZEALAND. OBJECTS OF THE COMPANY. Tlie Company is being formed for the purpose of acquiring the' full •'manufacturing and trading rights tat and -within the Dominion of New Zealand, of a new process for the •manufacture of Rubber Goods of all descriptions, including Motor Tyres of all sizes "and description," Inner' Tubes? Efetreads, etc., together with a number of secret formulas for the manufacture of floor coverings, beltings, and''other important lines hitherto not maim* lectured here. The inventor, William St'ocke,' of Melbourne; haS had- a-long experience in the manufacture of rubber goods of every description, and has worked in the principal factories in Great Britain and the Continent «••'*£ Europe. ■ - ' THE INVENTION. The invention is of such importance that there is every prospect "of its revolutionising the rubber industry throughout the world, and the Letters Patent referred to which; together with the secret processes—so far M the rights for New Zealand are concerned—the-Company will aoquirermake'it, in'' n fche l '-'opinibn'" : of the directors, ■ one of the most promießig industrial investments ever offered to the people -of this Dominion. "Not , only 'will-i» mean-the establishment in New Zealand of important industries for supplying the , of "fee "Do- ■ minion for Motor Tyree* Tubes; Rubber Goods, Floor Coverings,' Machinery Belting, C6mpositiozi ; -Goods, Waterproof Coatings, etc.,-etc, which are atthe present'time almost 'entirely imported- from'other it will mean that these goods can be supplied to the public at such-a reduced-price'tts' to amoimt to a decided benefit to the community, and yetprovide a highly-profitable investment'fforr r the-shareholders. From ' the fact thatduriug the year 1916-the' importation into New Zealand of the' lines-enumerated abovb exceeded £l,l?ff,f>oo . (vide returns' from the Comptroller of Customs quoted in this prospectus), it should be obvious' fo inveeton that there is an enormous field of profit open for the Company's enterprise. SUMMARY. To nummarise the whole proposition, the Directors confidently believe:— 1. That the process is of such value that it will revolutionise the rubber'goods trade throughout the world* 2. That the secret formula! worked in con junction-with the process will revolutionise the various' Industrie* which they cover. . 3. That the'acquisition of the process and formulae by the Company will-be the means of opening up important, industries in New Zealand, thereby retaining vast sums of money in the Dominion, to the adttntage •of the Dominion in general. - ■ .-_ ■ 4. That the reduced cost of the numerous goods to be manufactured will be a decided benefit to the buying public ' 5. That the prospect of profit to the Company is so good that it should prove one of the Boundeet invetments ever offered to investors in any industrial Undertaking in New' Zealand. AUCKLAND INVESTORS. Temporary offices have been taken at Room 5, Hftllenstein's Buildings, Qireea Street, Auckland for the pov pose of demonstrating to intending inveetor; the products it ae* proposed -to manufacture. All who m interpated in supporting N«iw Zealand indastries or have Capital to T in>eef in a' sound and profitable undertaking should call there, or write for a prospectus. The nominal capital is £100,000 in£l shares payable 2s. 6d. prr sharp on application 2a 6d allotment and the balance in calls not exceeding 1/- per share sad ai-interVaU of aoi kee than ant month.

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