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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6170, 10 June 1891, Page 1

FREE ASSOCIATION OF EMPLOYERS AND WORKMEN OF HAWKE'S BAY. Peesident: Wm. NELSON. Vice-Peesident : J. H. COLEMAN. MEN REQUIRING EMPLOYMENT May have their Narae9, Occupation, and Addresses registered at the Association's Office without any Fee. EMPLOYERS are invited to notify their requirements to the Secretary. Offiors : CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, NAPIER. ED. BLAOK, Secretary.

HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. LIMITED. NOW READY FOR BUSINESS. r p HE Directors are now prepared to X receive Consignments of all descriptions of Agricultural Produco — Grain, Grass-seeeds Potatoes, „c, or Pastoral Produce — Wool, Skins, &c, at the Stores of Messrs Ceinby and Pbebble, with whom temporary arrangements have been made, as Agents, until the Association's own Stores are erected. Liberal advances will be given on all Consignments. Ihe Directors have also made temporary arrangements with Merchants and Tradesmen to purchase for their Shareholders Stores and Goods of every description of the best quality and at tbe lowest market rates. Orders sent by Shareholders will be carefully and promptly attended to on Cash terms. R. GOOCH, Manager. HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIA- ' TION, Limited. Registered under the " Limited Liabilities Companies' Act." CAPITAL (with powertoincrease) £100,000 In 20,000 Shares of £5 per Share, Payable as follows :—los per Share on Application ; 10s per Share on Allotment ; and the balance in Calls of os per Share at intorvals of not less than three mouths from date of registration : but Calls will only be made when required. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS : Cartwright Brown John Anderson John Bennett Philip Dolbel Archd, M-Lean Maurice Mason W. A. Couper J. B. Rhodes M R. Miller Hugh M'Lean Alfred Dillon C. A. Fitzßoy J. Chambers, Jun. Chas. Cranbv R. D. D. M'Lean BANKERS (Interim): Bank of New Sooth Wales. SOLICITORS: Sainsbury and Logan. CHAIRMAN: J. Bennett. VICE-CHAIRMAN: C. A. Fitzßoy. MANAGER: R. Gooch. BROKER: M. R. MILLEE. This Association has been formed for the purpose of affording both large and small Farmers an opportunity of taking an interest in the realising of their own Produce, either in the Colonial, British, American, or Continental Markets through the medium of the Association, and every producer throughout the district that becomes a Shareholder will have an opportunity of participating in the profits derived from the sale of their Produce by the Association as selling brokers by taking up shares in the Association, thus reducing the cost of realising their produce to the lowest minimum. The leading objects of the Association aire . 88 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 description. 3. To deal in Merchandise of all descriptions. 4. To conduct the Sales of the Association on a Cash basis. 5. To charter ships to England or elsewhere for the carnage of Produce or the import of Merchandise. 6. To make advances on Stock, on Wool on tbe sheep's back, and also on ■ growing crops collaterally secured if necessary. 7. To make advances on Wool, Grain, Roots, Coal, or Timber, &c, either for sale in the Colonial Market or any other markets. S. 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 may be considered by the Directors incidental or conducive towards the attainment of the objects of the Association. As no co-operative business can be expected to be successful that ia not financially sound, the Directors of this Association are determined that its management and 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 sale of Pruduce, including Wool, Grain, Sheep, Cattle, &c, 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 obtained, at. Associations Offices, Bank of New South Wales Buildings, Tennyson street, Napier. 16th May, 1891.

HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. SHARE LIST RE-OPENED. EXTENSION OF TIME FOR APPLICATION FOR SHARES. I ALTHOUGH there are already more Shareholders joined the Association than the Provisional Directors expected to commence business with, it has been resolved by the Board of Directors elected at the first general meeting of Shareholders held on 6th inst., and at the request of a number of intending shareholders, that the Shake List be Re-opkned, and Fubthhb ■ ArmcAT-ONB will be Received TILL 30th JUNE NEXT, so as to allow the benefit of the Co-opera-tive Scheme to be as widely extended as possible amongst settlers. Applications will be received by Me ' Hugh M'Lean, Agent, Hastings; or M. R. Milleb, Broker, Napier. R. GOOOH, Manager. IMPORTANT SHEEPFARMERS PLEASE NOTE THAT MURTON'S VALUABLE BHEEPDIPPING SPECIFICS, Are manufactured ONLY in the late Firm's Factory, Spit, Napier, BY H R. MURTON, INVENTOR OF THE DIP, Which wac awarded FIRST AT CANTERBURY TRIALS, 1887, And no Package is genuine without the Inventor'? signature H. R. MURTON. HORTON k SONS TAILORS AND HABITMAKERS, Hope by strict attention with Modeeate Fbiceb and Carefully Selected Stock, to retain favorß given by their Patrons in the past, and would with pleasure show TO ALL. Large Consignment of N EW SUMMER GOODS, Consisting of English and Colonia Tweeds, Worsteds, &c. Splendid Quality ! Newest Fashions ! Fit, Style, and Best Workmanship Guaranteed. AU Garments Tastefully and Properly made in the New Workshop built by HORTON & SON. RUNNING on my Land for the past Three Months, at Te Aute—A White Heifer; read and white head; about two years old. If not claimed within Ten Days, will be sold to pay expenses. lIAMIORA TUPAIA.