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Bush Advocate, Volume VII, Issue 477, 4 June 1891, Page 3

A Ne*. Adrertisemei-ts. * HAWKI.S BAY FARMffe €0OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Limited. ~ ■■•** ' NOW READy"~FOR BUSINESS. THE Directors are now pr. pared to receive Consignments; jrf fell descriptions of Agricultural Produce-*. Grain, Grass-seeds, PotatQes,, fa., or Pastoral Produce— Wool, Skins; fa., at the Stores of Messrs Cfciirin. AKD Pkebbli, with whom temptf. ar y arrangements Have been tdadi, «m Agent*? until the Association's own Stores are erected. Liberal advances will be given on all Consignments. The Directors have also niadt temporary arrangements withMcrcJiants and Tradesmen to purchase for thtir Shareholders Stores and Goods ©_ every description of tbe bt*t quality and at the lowest market rates. Orders sent by Shareholders.: will br carefully aud promptly attended to «n Cash terms. Tht Provisional Manager, a gentliman of large Co-operative experience, is expected to arrive in Napier about the middle of June to take charge of the business of the Association. M. R. MILLER, Acting Secretary Hawkt's Bay Farmers' Co-operative Association, Limited. HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Lataso, Registered under the "Limited Liabilities Companies' Act." CAPITAL' (with power to increase) _> 100,000, IN .0,000 SHARES OF £b PER .HARE, Payable as follows *.— lob par share on Application j 10s per.. share on Allotment -, and tht balance in Calls of 5s per share at intervals of not less than three months ; but will only be made when required. BOARD OF DIRECTORS : Cartwmoiit R. d. D. _._'Lea_. Bsowk Jomn Anrajftiioj. John Bennett Philip D6i_bkl Archd. M'Lban Maurici Masoj. Wm. A. Couper J. B. RhodkS*^ M. R. Miller Hugh MXeak Alfred Dillon C. A. Fitzßoy J. Chambers, Jun Chas. Cranby Bankers (Interim) : Bank cf New South Wales. Solicitors : Sainsbury and Looan. Chairman : J. Bennett. . Vice-Chairman : C. A. Fitzßoy. Stcretary (Acting) : M. R. Miller. THIS As .ociation has been formed for the purpose of affording both large and small Farmers an onportunity of taking an interest in tht realising of their own preduce, either in the Colonial, British, American, or Continental Markets, through the medium of. the Association, and tvery producer throughout the district tbafc becomes a Shareholder will have an opportunity of participating in the profits derived from tht sale of thtir Produce by the Association as sailing brokers, thus reducing the cost of realising thtir produce to the lowest minimum. # The leading objects of the Association are as follows :-— 1. To act as selling Brokers for every description of Produce and Live Stock, Farm and Station Property. 2. To deal- in Produce of every descnption. 3. To deal in Merchandise of ill descriptions. 4. To conduct the Sales of the Association on a Cash basis. 5. To charter ships to England or elsewhere for the carriage of Produce or the import of Merchandise. 6. To make advances on Stock, on Wool on the Sheep's Back, and also on Growing Crops, collaterally secured if necessary. .. To make advances on Wool, Gram, Roots, Coal, or Timber, <fee, either for sale in the colonial market or any other markets. 8. To ship Wool, Grain, and all kinds of Produce to British ports or elsewhere, and make advances on same and to do all other business as maj bt considered by the Directors incidental or conducive towards the attainment •f the objects of the Association. As no co-operative business can ba expected to be successful that is not financially sound, the Directors of this Association are determined that its management md working expenses shall be conducted with the most rigid economy. . ; . -.- The success of other Co operative Associations formed on the same lines as laid down for this, leaves no room to doubt but that handsome dividends may be regularly derived from Commission and Charges for the salt of Produce, including Wool, Gram, Sheep, Cattle, Ac, and still more largely on profit on Merchandise* Freights, Discounts, Interest, and Insurance. The Memorandum and articles of Association may be . inspected, and Share Application Forms obtaiptd, at the Acting Secretary's office, Athenojum Buildings, Napier. M.R, MILLER, Acting Secretary. 16th May, 1891. HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' COOPEKATIVE ASSOCIATION. Limited. SHARE LIST RE-OPRNED. EXTENSION OFTIME FOR APPLICATION FOR SHARES. . ALTHOUGH there arc already more Shareholders joined tht Association than tht Provisional Directors expected to commence business with, it has been resolved by tht Board of Directors elected at tht first general meeting of Shareholders ;_reld on Gth inst, and at the request of a number of intending shareholders, that the Share List be Ro-opene'd, and Further Appications willbk ReCEIVED TILL FURTHER NOTICE, so as to allow the benefit of the Cooperative Scheme to be as widely extended as possible amongst settlers, Applications will be received by Mr Hugh M-Lean, Agent, Hastings, or forwarded to the Acting Secretary, M.R.MILLBR, . Acting §«Qrttary,{.g,»to