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Railways. THOS. COOK & SON * TOURIST, EXCURSION AND GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, Head Office, Ludgate Circus, London. Head Office for New Zealand, 4 Victoria Arcade, Auckland. "PASSAGES, TOURS and EXCURSIONS, Jt arranged for, and all information as to Cost, Routes, &c, supplied upon application. Special REDUCTIONS over the New Zealand Railways for FOREIGN TOURISTS. Agents for ail the principal lines of Steamships And Railroad Companies throughout the world. SPECIAL HOLIDAY TOURS. Christchurch to Nelson, via Otira Gorge and Boiler Valley, Return Steamer. Otago Lakes, including Te Anau and Manapouri, Akarao Stunner, and all and every place of interest in the Colonies. „ Spodal SATURDAY to MONDAY TRIP to SUMNKR. Very Beet Accommodation. J. M. HJSYWOOD and CO., Agents. B*n Cathedral Square. Religions Services. i a rintty congregational -Church, Manchester and Worcester streota. SUNDAY EVENING, AUGUST lira. REV. JOHN~HOATSON Will Deliver the First of a Series of Four SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES, ON OBSTACLES TO TRUTH. Subject—"The Fear of Doubt." Service begins at 6.30 p.m. 1588 TTksleyajn_ Church. SUNDAY SERVICES, AUG. 11th, 1889. DURHAm"sTREET: Morninp, at 11, Rev. J. J. Lewis. Evening, at 6.30, Rev. W. Morley. EAST~"bELT: Morning, at 11. Mr J. T. Smith. Evening, at 6.30, Rev. W. J. Williams. Anthems by the Choir. 1600 BY SPECIAL REQUEST^ rpHE SACRED ORATORIO, "BABYLON," J. will be REPEATED in the EAST BELT WESLEY CHURCH, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, At half-past two. Conductor .. .. MrSpensley. All Seats Free. Collection in Aid of Circuit Funds. 1833 Sydenham, Wesleyan Church COLOMBO STREET SOUTH. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AUGUST lira. Services as under— 11 a.m.—Rev. L. M. Isltt. 1575 6.30 p.m.—Rev. L. M. Isitt. EVANGELISTIC MISSION. SERVICES in BAPTIST CHURCH, Oxford Terrace:—ll a.m.. Rev. C. Dalloston : 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. S. Potter. Holiness Convention, followed by Communion Service, in Primitive Methodist Church, Cambridge terrace, at3p.m. MR GEORGE T. SULLIVAN will Speak and Sing at each Service. Sankey'B Hymns. 1616 Public Companies. PROSPECTUS OF THE NEW ZEALAND MEAT EXPORT To be Registered under The Companies Act. 1882, as a Limited Company. CAPITAL .. .. .. £50,000 In 60,000 Shares of JSleaob, ,ww Payable per Share, 2s 6d on application and 2s 6d on allotment, with Calls (if required) not to exceed 2s 6d per Share, at intervals of not less than three months. OFFICES--52 Lambton Quay, Wellington 19 Coombe's Arcade, Queen's street, Auckland 144 Worcester street, Christchurch Directors: To be elected by the Shareholders at the first meeting of the Company. Rankbrs: The Bank of Australasia, Wellington, Auckland and Christohurch. Solicitous: Messrs Campbell and Gray, Wellington. Mr T.W. Stringer, OhristoWoh. * Messrs Devore and Cooper, Auckland. General Manages: William Todd. Brokers: _ Messrs Todd, Tuckfleld and Co., Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland.

THIS COMPANY is proposed to be esta. bushed for the purpose of purchasing (or leasing) suitable buildings in the principal cities of New Zealand, and to carry thereon tbe business-of Meat Purveyors in all its branches, and to export meat .(principally beef) to Australia and Tasmania. The" Promoters have been induced to form this Company with the object of establishing a regular trade with Australia and Tasmania, and arrangements have been made with the Union Steamship Company of New Zealand, Limited, to provide oooUng chambers in their boats, solely for the conveyance of this Company's meat to Australian and Tasmanian ports, and it is thought by the formation of such a company to establish a better and more profitable market for cattle throughout New Zealand than at present exists. The Company will be entirely managed by the Shareholders, who will have the appointment of the Directors. The number of Shares that can be applied for by any one individual is unlimited, but the power of voting will be restricted, each Shareholder having one vote for every ten Shares up to 500; but no Shareholder will be entitled to more than fifty votes, irrespective of the number of Shares be may hold. The establishment of this Company will supply a long-felt want, as heretofore stock producers have not had the facility of disposing of their cattle at current prices, and as the Shares will be principally held by them, (they will not only obtain better prices for their stock, but also participate in the profits of the Company. The whole of the capital paid up will be placed to the credit of the Company, less brokerage of five per cent, on the subscribed capital and preliminary expenses. In the event of the Company not being established, the whole of the application money will be returned without any deduction for preliminary or other expenses. Shares will be allotted in order of priority of application. . Applications for Shares, Prospectus forms, and all information, can be had from the Solicitors of the Company ; or from TODD, TUCKBTELD and CO. 52 Phoenix Chambers, Lambton Quay, Wellington. ISA Coombe'a Arcade, Qaeen's street, Auckland. 144 Worcester street, Christchurch.' 1213 NEW BRTgHTON PIER COMPANY, LIMITED, (Registered under the Companies Act, 1882). CAPITAL .. .. .. £5000 In Shares of £1 each. Payable as follows:—Iβ on application, Is on allotment, and the balance in calls not exceeding Is per share per month. Directors—Messrs Walter J. Neato (Chairman). H. L. Bowker, S. Sinclair, W. H. Cooper, J. Patterson, E. Sef ton, J. Bligh, E. F. Moore, ¥. Fuchs. Solicitor—E. R. Deacon. Bankers—Bank of New South Wales. Engineer— J. G. Warner. Secretary—Charles Curtis. Bsokehs—Tonka, Norton and Cα mHIS Company has been formed tor the purX pose of providing shelter from the sand, seating accommodation, and a place of recreation at New Brighton. The vast numbers visiting this favorite seaside warrant the Directors in saying that a* an investment the Pier Company wiß pay handsome Interest) on to build the pier 700 feetlong by a) feet wide, with a pavilion, stage and dressing rooms. Landing stages will also be erected for pleasure boats coming from Lyttelron. It is anticipated that not more than 12a 6d per share will be called up, as a very much better holding ground has been found than was anticipated. The Directors are also in treaty with, some patentees to carry out portions of the work, thereby saving nearly £1000 in the total cost. ' Any holder of ten shares or more will be entitled to a free pass to the pier tor twelve months from the time of opening. Applications ior shares are now being received by the Brokers, Tonks, Norton and Co., Colombo street; and as tbe list will dose on the 20th August, intending ahareholden should m&kde&rly application. . .. ,7W T>SST HoUowground Bason and fwoos x> Aitfcwn and Roberts, Corner Colombo andCashet streets (opposite Ballantynee.) ,