1 0/ . ■■■riMiiiiiiiiiwMiiMiiMwi—■■mil mum 3 .W JL ff mi n ■ ■ 2 /o k (Free of Debenture Tax) FOR YOUR SAVINGS First Mortgage Security £2 for every £1 Invested 1” I A Safe Investment The The present Debenture Issue will be secured by first ] ‘ ” j mortgage to Trustees (N.Z. Insurance Co., Ltd., Aucku | land) of the freehold and leasehold properties and plant CjßlSbOyne Company, the value of which reaches £615,263-4-4. __ That is over £2 for every £1 that is invited from investors i The Debentures are in sums of £5O, £ 100, £5OO and £ 1000 o payable in full or in instalments, at option of applicant. g® Interest at the rate of Tz per cent, per annum, will be paid I OT half-yearly, free of Debenture Tax. , The Debentures will be to bearer, with interest coupons i attached, and are repayable in ten years from Aug. 31, 1921. 7i PER CENT. Reasons for the Issue To finance present and future expansion, The Gisborne i a Sheepfarmers’ Frozen Meat & Mercantile Co., is making i B/lORTGAGF this issue of Debentures. i * \ It was established 19 years ago, and has made steady and : . s consistent progress. It now possesses Freezing Works at ■ FIF ©l7 WITTI IPI7 Q ; Gisborne, Tokomaru Bay, and.Fiick’s Bay—the former being ; IL/ A JiWIILdCS one of the largest plants in New Zealand. j Early this year the Company’s nominal capital was increased i from £250,000 to £1,000,000. By reason of the acquij i sition of other Companies, it is anticipated that the issued ' i —“The Finest L—, Capital of the Company will be approximately as follows I I Subscribed Capital £637,136 Investment Paid-up Capital £395,754-10-0. ever offered Pioneer Fanners’ Company j 1 his Company is the pioneer Farmers Company jn Poverty 15ay. omce ® < f its formation it has distributed £174,795 amongst shareholders, and paid m rebates amounting to £100,527. Reserves amounting to £123,352 are ! now being distributed as share capital. Its average rate of dividend has . i amounted to per cent, per annum., although the primary object has j. o no t s een ( o ma he profit but to safeguard producers’ interests. I DIRECTORS OF COMPANY; « I FRANK BRAYTON BARKER CECIL A. DE LAUTOUR T h q K /. ALEXANDER CAMERON * HARRY DE LAUTOUR h.A OT JOHN CLARK JAMES WREY NOLAN 1 J FREDERICK HALL GEORGE M. REYNOLDS I XX XX • HOWARD KENWAY HENRY WILLIAMS P £300,000 is I , Apply Immediately I > Full details in Prospectus —get your copy to-day, from the Bank of New ■ Wy « Zealand or any member of the Stock Exchange, or from the Company’s v”” f-4 zr * Broker, Mr. W. Lissant Clayton, Gisborne. ;■ Debentures may be applied for at same addresses. | = The Gisborne Sheepfarmers’ Frozen Property and Plant Meat & Mercantile Co., Ltd. - GISBORNE J HAILES J
PILES CURED. Mr. J. C., Miramar, Wellington, writes:“l was a martyr for 15 years laid up for weeks at a time, with Piles. I tried lots of so-called cures, without benefit. The Doctor ordered an operation. Fortunately, a friend advised yotir Zann Double Absorption Treatment. The first application relieved and after a week’s treatment the Piles disappeared.” Write, enclosing Postal Notes for 10/6, to The Zann Proprietary, Box 952, Wellington, for full course in plain wrapper, of this woncterrtu remedy. If not satisfied after using first course, money will be refunded. 1.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 June 1921, Page 8
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