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Evening Star, Issue 19724, 26 November 1927, Page 4

PROSPECTUS ■ OF. Turkish Baths and Hygienic Institute, Ltd. ■: ■ ■ (To ho- incorporated under “The Companies Act, 1908.”) ■: CAPITAL £5,000 Divided into'-5,000 Ordinary'Shares' of £1 each, which 'are now offered to the public foi c subscription as follows: .5/- per Share'on Application, 5/- per Share on Allotment, .. * ■ , ■ ; : : .Balanco'viii ; Galls asi required, /not to 'exceed 2/6 per Share at intervals of hot less than one month.' ‘ PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS: JOHN LOUDON, of Dunedin, Merchant. ARTHUR ALBERT PAAPE, of Dunedin. Hotelkeeper, JAMES JOHN MARLOW, of Dunedin, Furniture Manufacturer. ROBERT THOMAS DUTHIE, of Dunedin, Company Manager. .ERNEST CYRIL BRANSON, of Dunedin, Hotelkeeper. BENJAMIN WILLIAM JAMES MOODY, of Dunedin, Tobacconist. JOHN ALEXANDER SPARROW, of Dunedin, Ironfounder. BANKERS; THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEA NO, LIMITED, Princes Street, Dunedin. SOLICITORS: - . , DUNCAN & MACGREGOR. 94 Princes Street’, Dunedin.' AUDITOR: . J. AY. SMEATON, Public Accoim 152 High Street, Dunedin. OBJECTS OF THE COMPANY; The Company ‘is formed for the purpose of providing ami: carrying on Turkish -.Baths, Hot and Cold Plunge Baths, and Massage, and incidentally to take Over the option to purchase promises situated in Moray Place, Dunedin, immediately opposite the‘Public Library. * PREMISES: The premises under option are most commodious and suitable for the purposes _ required, consisting of a full ■quarter-acre of freehold land in the best portion of the City, together with a substantially built and.handsome brick ", For some considerable time it has been realised that the Citizens of Dunedin haye.been in want of an jap-to-dato Turkish Bath Premises. , The Provisional Directors, recognising this, realising as .they-do that the health of the community as a whole is of moment to the prosperity of a city, and. that there are many people suffering from Rheumatism, Sciatica, and Neuritis, such a proposition is necessary, and they are desirous of giving the public an opportunity of subscribing and providing the requisite funds to equip the premises with a Turkish Bath system and all the adjuncts necessary; to carry on the same, in such a position in the, centre of the . town,.; as .will fulfil the long-felt want. _ Edmund Anscombo, Esq., F.N.Z.1.A., in a letter under date November 2, 192/, addressed to the Interim Secretary of the Company,- states: “The writer has ' examined the building situated No.' 11l Moray Place, and, desires to, say .that it lends itself admirably for converting into a Turkish Bath Establishment. _ . “The property 'has many advantages. First, it is centrally situated; secondly,_ as it stands, independent of other buildings, it affords privacy, and its quiet and pleasing surroundings add further to its suitability for the above purpose; thirdly, beating and. drainage problems can bo readily dealt withfourthly, the over makes it a safe investment for the Shareholders, particularly as it must increase in value owing to ts central structure is a substantial one, and is in good condition; fifthly, the price at which the property is to bo taken location, and also on account of its being practically within the business area.” EQUIPMENT AND MANAGEMENT: Every necessary adjunct to a first-class Turkish Bath will be provided,! and a highly-trained’ and certificated Masseur will bo in charge. PROSPECTS: In submitting the proposal to Hio public the Provisional Directors would again emphasise the necessity for a Turkish Bath system in the City; ami, having that in view, have no hesitation in asking the support of all and sundry for the purpose of obtaining up-to-date and commodious premises. Medical opinion is wholly in support of Turkish Baths. Copies of the Prospectus and'the Memorandum of Association, may be obtained from Mr J. A. Haggitt, Stock Exchange Buildings, or any member of the Dunedin Stock Exchange. m mam fiMHB* ■swwiw» ss^ar vuomSSSSs. a—3-aEMBMMmBfIMi 9 H ifi < & m SPit m* raSSHEP f D 1741 •JS&WSSSW: m «« m If kotli you and- lie Lave come to tke conclusion tliat a drop of sometking will do totli of y° u good, let it Re White Horse Whisky—and it will. E Whisky Agents: R. WILSON & CO., LTD., Ddnedin and Timaru

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