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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4080, 19 August 1884, Page 4

Prospectus. PROSPECTUS OF A NEW EVENING NEWSPAPER COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL £10,000 In 10,000 Shares of 20s each. Bankers: The Bank of South "Wales. It has long been contemplated to issue a respectable, honest, and impartial Evening Paper in Napier, that shall do more than battle for and represent one class, and unscrupulously misrc]tresi.-:it all other classes —-a newspaper that, shall be more than one iv name only, and one which, Avhilc Liberal in Policy, shall bo independent of any clique ; fearless of any pressure from vested interests, and impaiiinl iv its criticisms of men and measures where the public Avelf'are is concerned. That such a Newspaper is needed requires no proof. Were any evidence of tho fact required it Avould bo found in tho spontaniety with which a great portion of the funds necessary to establish such a Newspaper have been subscribed, for, in answer to an advertisement inserted a few times in the Hawke's Bay Herald, over £4000 Avere subscribed by gentlemen in tho town—old residents —possessing a substantial stake in the province. Of the full nominal capital of £10,000, 5 s per share will provide amply sufficient funds to issue an Evening Paper equal to any in New Zealand. The indirect advantage to the community arising from the publication of a veracious, independent, and liberal Newspaper can hardly be over-rated—a paper which will represent the interests of the larg< st number, and will fearlessly attack vested Avrongs—an organ Avhich Avill represent the views of tho progressive part of the community, Avhich -will avert revolution by aidinu- in bringing about timely and necessary reforms. Tho Share Capital will be called up as follows, A"iz. :— 2s Cd per share on application, and 2s Od per share on allotment. No further call will be required. It is believed a dividend of at least 20 per cent, per annum -will be paid on the paidup share capital, and that the property will steadily augment in value. Applications for shares to lie made to WILLIAM HARKER, Nca\- Evening Newspaper Company, Limited, Napier. Models. WOODVILLE, Good Accommodation. Moderate Charges. Good Stabling and Paddooking. L. D. BICKERTON, Proprietor. PEDDIE'S CLARENDON ( pLUB TTOTEL. NATTER. Opposite Post and Telegraph Offices, adjoining Colonial Bank. T. PEDDLE Proprietor. fi R I T E R I O N. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. P. G ORM AN , Proprietor ~W A T>EE CROFT, RAILWAY HOTEL, IT A V E L O C X R 0 AD. Repository—Queen-street, Hastings, immediately adjoining railway-station. ACCIDENTAL TT O T E L, SHAKESPEARE EOAD, NAPIEK. I EDWARD ASHTON, late of the Pro- _ vincial Hotel, having taken the above centrally-situated Hotel, hopes to receive that liberal patronage which Avas accorded to him during his eight years occupancy of the Provincial. Having refurnished and redecorated the same visitors can rely on obtaining tho best accommodation, and at moderate charges. Only tho best brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept in stock. Private Sitting Rooms, Bath Rooms and spacious Billiard Saloon. E. ASHTON, Proprietor. A F A CT. ART II U R TUT 'pARTNEI —Has taken over— THE CALEDONIAN HOTEL, Where Wines and Spirits of the Best-luiOAvn Brands will be kept. ENGLISH AND SWAN'S ALES ON DRAUGHT. Dinner from 12 till 2, and as per usual, 1/. The Retail Prices Avill remain the same as those quoted by my Predecessor. -j^j I sTTiT~|pT_i; N A P I X P.. Family and Commercial Hotel. Private Suite of Apartments. J. S. lIISLOP Proprietor. T> ROY I N CI A L T| OTEL. T. WATERWORTH .. .. Proprietor IBgESisscss rVoticcs. k( J* t > ' OUR f ' _ . it » j "a rao iljttss&i -"""» -d., S *- rd C»lr_ _th. O '* r * ' " Q/$& Pep . *,*"? C ~ n &_/CP Hj. j', o* n /\ L ro? 3-§fe. usi Wa. PjcioSti. " „j> JU_i 4 io.»v;. ._•.' .i*Jt'j»3« Tja Tr. 'r - Blcndar." ' ; F.f, c o£l, ! TOATE & |!0. CSSRiGTCESL'RCfr*, iK*)~?m, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. a_ESSTS—EVERYWKEKB. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPTS'S - OOCOA. I)REAI_'AST. )REAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural ■laws Avhich govern tho operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful appli•cation of the fine properties of Avell-selccted cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables Avith a delicately-flavored beverage which may sua'C us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds •of subtle maladies are floating around us :ready to attack Avherevcr there is a Aveak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves Avell fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."—Sec article iv the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling Avatcr or milk. Sold in : }lb packets by grocers, labelled thus:— JAMES EP T S & C 0., IIOMUiOPA'J'IIIC CHEMISTS, LONDON, ENGLAND.