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Bruce Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 701, 18 May 1875, Page 3

' _'■■■■■■■"■ ■■",/;■ ADVERTISEMENTS. .' . \ ' . '/ ' . . PROSPEOTirS OF THE (LIMITED), To be (Registered under the "Joint Stock Company's Act, i860." O^l^lT-A.ZL, ; . " ♦ £20,000 In 20,000 Shares of One Pound each ; One Shilling per Share payable on application, and One Shilling on allotment. PaOfISiOHAL CIRECTORS : JAMES GOODALL, Mayor, Milton JOHN HOLLICK, Milton J. L. SOUTTER, Milton R. W. CAPSTICK, Milton EDWARD MARRYATT, Milton W. L. PHILP, Milton JAMES DICKSON, MUton GEORGE COOMBE, Milton PETER M'GrILL, Milton Interim Secretary : Treasurer: CHAS. A. OGILVIE. | E. MARRYATT. „'"■'", > , JBankers: BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. The large and rapidly increasing town of Milton, being at present without any permanent or reliable supply of water, and being situated, it is believed by the promoters of the Company, so that an unlimited supply may be obtained -with pressure sufficient for manufacturing purposes, as well as protection of property from fire ; and also of quality and purity unsurpassed for domestic uses at a moderate cost. The cost of works supposed to be necessary have as yet been variously, and, of course, roughly estimated at from eight to twelve thousand pounds, so that the promoters do not anticipate that more than one-half the Capital will be required to be called up. Already nearly six thousand pounds ot the proposed Capital has been subscribed for by the promoters. As there must of necessity be a considerable time taken up with survey, estimate of cost, and other preliminaries, it is not expected that any further call than 2s per share will be required for six months after allotment, and the remainder of the Capital at intervals of not less than three months, and in amounts not more than 2s per share. The vital importance of this undertaking to the Town of Milton induces the promoters to expect with confidence that every assistance will be afforded by the Corporation of Milton ; and from the general character of undertakings of this nature, and the peculiarly favorable situation of the Town of Milton, both as regards the facilities for obtaining a supply at a moderate cost, and also a large body of consumers, that the Company will prove remunerative to the Shareholders immediately on completion of the works, and also a first-class permanent investment. Early applications for Shares are requested, to be addressed to CIIAS. A. OGILVIE, Interim Secretary.

/CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING! "Winter Clothing. J. HAB, DIE AN D CO.'S CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Corner of Princes and Rattray-streets. J. HARDIE & CO., in returning their sincere thanks for the liberal support accorded them since they commenced business, beg respectfully to intimate to their friends and the public that they are now opening out goods suitable for the winter trade, which they can, with every confidence, recommend as in every way adapted to the requirements of their customers. Intending purchasers will see from the annexed list that they will have a large and varied Stock to select from, which, for newness of Style, Value, and Quality, is second to none in the colonial market. Opened out — Lambskin, Frieze, Nap-Witney, Pilot, and Beaver Overcoats. Opened out — Mount Cook Wrappers, Railway and Carriage Rugs, Opossum Rugs. Opened out — Nelson, Moegiel, West of England, Skye, and Bannockburn Tweed Suits, comprising — Saci, Pagets, and Double-breasted Jackets. Opened out— Mosgiel, Uelson, and West of England Tweed Trousers and Double-breasted Vests. Opened out — Three hundred pairs Tweed Trousers, all new materials. Opened out — Four hundred and twenty pairs Moleskin Trousers ; a special line of rare value. Opened out — One hundred pairs printed Moleskin Trousers. Opened out — Pilot Jackets, Frieze Jackets, Beaver and Tweed Double-breasted Jackets. Opened out — Black Cloth, Blue Cloth, Worsted Coating, and Fancy Tweed Paget Coats, single and double-breasted. Opened out — Sac Coats, Vests, Engineers' Jackets and Overalls. Opened out — Waterproof Clothing in all the latest novelties, comprising — Drab and Black Cambric, Double Texture, Boston Twills, Drab Cashmere, Plaid-lined Twills, Oilskins, and Overalls. Opened out — Blankets, Blankets, Blankets, Blankets— Scarlet, Gentian, Silver Grey, White. Opened out — Paris Hats, Soft Felt Hats, Elastic Felt Hats, Boys' Hats, in all the newest styles. Opened out — Boys' and Youths' Clothing, comprising—Pilot Jackets, Overcoats, Inverness Capes, Albert Suits, Sac Suits,' Galatea Suits, Knickerbocker Suits, Sailor Suits, Garibaldi Suits, and Tweed Trousers. Opened out — Mosgiel Drawers and Socks, Crimean Shirts, Bibbed Pants and Vests, Grampian Half-hose, Berlin and Cashmere Mufflers, Oxford Shirts, Cardigan Jackets, Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Shirts Studs, Braces and Belts. Opened out — Leather Portmanteaux, Railway Companions, Hat Cases, Despatch Bags, Expanding Bags, Coat Cases, Carpet Bags, Portfolios, Umbrellas, &c. SPECIAL LINES. Three hundred yards Mosgiel Tweed, at 4s lid per yard, worth 7s 6d. I Fifty pairs White Blankets, at 14b 6tl per pair, worth 17s 6d. One hundred and twenty pairs Lambswool Drawers, at 5s 6d per pair, worth Ba. One hundred and eighty Boys' Military Caps, at Is 6d each, worth 2s 6d. Fifty Blue Satara Sac Coats, at 25a each, worth 30s. Seventy-five Tweed Sac Coats, at 16s 6d, worth / "" 22s 6d. One hundred Tweed Suits, at 32s 6d each, worth 455. Fifty Boys' Melton Knickerbocker Suits, at 9s ■••:■.-. ' each, worth 12s 6d. Ten dozen All- Wool Tweed Shirts, at 7s 9d each, worth 10s 6d. One hundred dozen Alloa Half-hose, at Is per . * . pair, worth Is 6d. Note the Address — Jv HAED I E AND CO., Corner of Princes and Rattray Streets (Late Bullen's Corner). [CABI».] ToKoMAiBiRO, May sth, 1875. CAPT. H. A. CAMPBELL, -■■- ENGINEER, M.S.T.E., Is prepared to undertake Engineering and Survey, Architectural, and other Flans and Designs, <&c. Any letters addressed— Care of F. Wayne, Ebq, or to Messrs Phup, Henderson & Co., will receive prompt attention.