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Evening Star, Issue 17958, 3 May 1922, Page 3

Overseas Glass Manufacturers Watch New Zealand Jealously This-country is*a great market for every description of glassware—the annual imports running into hundreds of thousands of pounds. Australian, English, American, Belgian and Japanese glass manufacturers watch this country with jealous eyes—local agents and visiting salesmen work this country from end to end for orders, but nothing they can do will save local users of glassware from paying the heavy freights, or paying for the big losses by breakages, which often amount to twenty-five per cent, of a shipment But it does demonstrate the necessity for a Me to Zealand Glass Worfajj, and it does demonstrate that big pro fits--are. Mere- to he-earned-by- : a local Glass Works, m ; m ‘ Op I upgi 1 i OMz in ,ca i Successful glass manufacture depends upon a good supply of Silica Sand,. The proposed site for the Hew Zealand Glass Works is within easy distance of an almost inexhaustible supply of the finest sand for glass work in the world. The Government Analyst’s report, dated February fith, 1922,, shows that this sand is 98.26 per cent, pure Silica. m (A Company lo he incorporated under” The Companies Act, 1908.”) Divided into 150,000 Shares af £1 each (Minimum subscription lo go to allotment, £35,000} Send this Application. Form for Shares TO ANY OF THE ADDRESSES BELOW TO THE PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS OF NEW ZEALAND GLASS WORKS LTD. (Intended io be registered under " The Companies Ad, / 908, ”) CAPITAL £150,000, DIVIDED INTO 150,000 SHARES OF £1 EACH Gentlemen, we hereby authorise you to allot .Sharesin the abovenamed Company upon the terms of the Prospectus issued in relation to the said intended Company dated the 21st day of April, 1922, AND ,4 hereby agree to accept the same or any less number that may be allotted to ™ s e . \v e enclose £ .....being the amount payable on application for the said Shares, and * c agree to pay the further sum of 5/- per Share on allotment, and the balance as provided by the said Prospectus. AND request and authorise you to register as the Shares so allotted. Name in full ... Occupation Adores; DATED this day of 192 .Signature. SHARES OBTAINABLE FROM— Any Member cf the Christchurch, Wellington, or Auckland Stock Exchange. QUICK & SMITH, Dunedin. The Company’s Chief Brokers: STEWART, BECKETT & CO., 152 Hereford Street, Christchurch. Or from Any Branch of the Company’s Bankers: The National. Bank of New Zealand. The Company will pay exchange on all monies remitted by applicants. Applications ‘ will bo dealt with in order of their receipt, and, in case of being ovor-snbscribcd, the Directors reserve the right to make pro rata allotment, or to decline any allotment. PROSPECTUSES OBTAINABLE FROM THE ABOVE ADDRESSES. Goldberg 4»v xCXt.Mltd mJ. iS73H'EPU(!aZSB3aBI£SrasS3Sm£ra’SaOTfZrEZ!C2n!HnMIX^^ Latest London Styles In emeu's Tweed Overcoats O' * Wiki l^Sb Es£7- • "■ . .. ■' We are now showing a very excellent selection of Fashionable Tweed Overcoats that will please and gratify the well-groomed man! They measure up to the requirements of discriminating buyers, being distinguished by Smart Cut, Good Tailoring, and Reliable Materials. They are full and roomy, giving comfort in wear, and present a stylish appearance. There is no question about it, these are grand, warm Coats for the coming winter weather, and you will do well to cal! and see them. ENGLISH TWEED OVERCOATS, dark shades, SINGLE BREASTED, with button through or fly fronts. DOUBLE BREASTED, with fallowing back, lined or unhned. Also BELIED STALES, with half-round or all-round belts. Prices, M 15/, £5 10/, and £6 ™/* LIGHT SHADES, SINGLE BREASTED, London's latest syles ; full, easy-fitting Coats ; lined or unlined skirts. Prices, £S 15/, £7 10/ 9 and £lO 10h ALL-WOOL COVERT COATS, SINGLE BREASTED, smart Fawn shades and shot linings. Price, £S 10/* & X ARTHUR, LTD. Merchant Tailors, Overcoat Specialists, and Men’s Mercers, GEORGE STREET.