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This advertisement is for information only and Is not a prospectus inviting the purchase of shares. Anyone requiring further information may obtain a copy of the prospectus at the office of the Company’s Solicitor, E. E. E. Taylor, 79 Mackay Street, Greymouth. PROSPECT ('S —OF—WESTLAND LAUNDRY LIMITED Greymouth— — ( (Intended to be Incorporated under “The Companies Act. 1933. ’) SHtARE CAPITAL £lO,OOO. Divided into: 6,000 Cum. 6.per cent. Preference Shares of £1 each £6,00U. 4,000 Ordinary Shares of £1 each £lO,OOO The 6.000 cumulative preference shares arc to carry preference as to both dividend payable out of profits and. as to' capital in a winding-up. There is now offered to the Public hereby the 4,000 ordinary shares and the 6,000 6 per cent, preference shares of £1 each at par carrying the right to participate up to 8 per cent. TERMS OF ISSUE: . The Directors reserve 1 the right to allot in' proportion or in order in which applications are received, or to refuse entirely any application or applications where they think fit. If no allotment is made the amount of the deposit will be returned in full, and if the number allotted be less than the number-applied for, the surplus money will be credited in reduction of the moneys payable on allotment. DIRECTORS: DOUGLAS SHIRLEY THOMPSON, Company Director Christchurch. ' STANLEY FRANK SMALLWOOD, Insurance Broker, Greymouth. WILLIAM EVAN JESSE STEER, Company Manager, Greymouth. EDWARD BICK MORE ELLISON TAYLOR, Solicitor, Greymouth. CYRIL NEVILLE, Merchant, Greymouth. BANKERS: The National Bank of New Zealand, Greymouth. AUDITORS: Messieurs Pickles & Perkins, Public Accountants, Greymouth. SOLICITORS: Edward Bickmore Ellison Taylor, Greymouth. INTERIM SECRETARY: M. Raymond Bunt, A.R.A.N.Z., Greymouth. REGISTERED OFFICE: *79 Mackay Street, Greymouth. ’*** FOREWORD: 20,000 people in Westland suffer the vagaries and inconveniences of a notorious climate every washing dayl or they send their laundry over 150 miles by train from Greymouth to Christchurch and suffer the necessary delays entailed. They suffer because there is no modern largescale laundry throughout the whole length and breadth of the West Coast. When a town such as Palmerston North with ai population of approximately 95 000 has three large modern laundries obviously the citizens of Westland are entitled’ to one as well. The days of experimental laundries are long past Proved modern plant is available to provide first-class service under efficient management and thus bring to the people of the West Coast one of the amenities enjoyed by other progressive towns and cities in New Zea-. land. OBJECTS: The main object is to construct and. establish a large modern laundry at Greymouth incorporating the most up-to-date machinery and providing a service and standard of work equal to the best laundries operated in the Dominion with a delivery van service at Greymouth, Westport and Hokitika. The Directors invite the public to a meeting in Harker’s Tea Rooms TO-DAY (Tuesday), the 17th December, 1940, at 7.45 p.m., when Mr W. C. Debenham will exhibit a series of moving pictures depicting all the phases of modern laundry equipment and operations. 1 A Real W T °yfor Girl or Boy -WRW A TRICYCLE from ~ Kitchingham’s Mawhera Quay. , Greymouth, • ’ Give your child the endless delight and healthy exercise that goes: with a good Tricycle. Sturdy Ball-bearing Models from £5/5/-. Boys’ Juvenile Cycles—£9 and £9/5/-. Girls’ Juvenile Cycles—£9/5/- and £9/7/6. Finished in two colours and Chnomium-plated.. Eadie Coaster Brakes, FULL RANGE OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ SPORTS AND ROADSTER MODELS. Wi I W I Uli Ml II NEW TELEPOST PATENT LETTER BOX THE PATENT TELEPOST MAIL .BOX enables the householder TO SEE from the front door whether the mail has arrived. THE TELEPOST LETTER BOX once seen SELLS IT- ■ SELF over all other boxes. THE TELEPOST Patent Mail Box has been submitted for examination to the Postal Authorities, Wellington, who have expressed their approval for the use of the Box. Everyone can afford a Telepost. - Telepost saves Time and Inconvenience. •. SAVE your legs the Telepost way, and SEE your mail ACT NOW and Help the Postman. BUY A TELEPOST from your local agent. —Write, Phone or Call. OBTAINABLE FROM— , GRIFFEN & SMITH LTD. ASHBY BERGH & CO., LTD. McKAY’S HARDWARE, LTD. CALDER MACKAY CO., LTD. W FROST RUNANGA CO-OP. SOCIETY, LTD. Prices: Model “A” 15/6; Model “B” 19/6 BAILLIE, NEVILLE & CO., LTD. SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS WERITA ST., GREYMOUTH. ’PHONES 119 & 223 SMITH’S CITY MARKET LTD. New Dover Stoves with oven £4/17/6 Garden Hose all rubber 6d ft. i” 1 ply 8d ft. i” 2 ply 9d ft. 1” Heavy ply 1/- ft. I Paint —Barn Red 12/6 per gallon. 5 Gallon Drums £2/17/6 Cream, White, Lt. Stone, 22/6 per gallon 5 Gallon Drums £5/7/6 PRICES F.O.R. CHRISTCHURCH. Cash With order SMITH’S CITY MARKET LTD. 550 Colombo St. Christchurch. 1