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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VII, Issue 1310, 18 May 1886, Page 3

HAWERA VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. Plain and Fancy Dress Ball will' -be held in the Town Hall on Monday, '24th Mi*y (Queen's Birthday). Dancing con*me.nce at 8 p.m. Tickets, 7s 6d. H. KIVELL, Hon. Sec. rpOWN HALL, NOEMANBY. MRS. SWINBUENE'S DANCING CLASS , Commences TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), May 19th. Vacancies for Pupils. AN Adjourned "Meeting of those interested in forming a Dairy Factory at Otakeho will be held at Bartlett's Hotel, on Satubdat, the 22nd instant, at 7.30 p.m. A. C. MILNE, Chairman. PROSPECTUS OF THE MANAIA DAIRY FACTORY COMPANY (Limited). CAPITAL £2000, In 2000 shares of £1 each. Payable as follows : — One shilling on application ; one shilling on allotment ; and monthly calls of one shilling per shpe (if require^) till the balance i 8 paid up. Provisional Dibectohs. Mr. Alex. Sutherland, Chairman Mr. .Edward Newing Mr. Charles Tait Mr. J. D. Mitchell Mr. Daniel Leitch Mr. Daniel Hughes Mr. George Glenn Mr. William Hicks Mr. P. McCarthy Bankers. Treasurer and Secretary (interim). Mr. E. G. Allswortb. This company is formed for the purpose of manufacturing cheese or butter and curing bacon on the factory system. The provisional directors are of opinion that little need be said of the advantages of local industries in general and dairy factories in particular to prove that there is an opening, and that there are few districts that offer the same inducements and the same prospects of success as the district around Manaia. The experience of those in districts in which factories have been started, and the success that has attended the factory established in a neighboring district, a district not possessed of advantages equal to this, is sufficient in the opinion of the directors to warrant them in taking steps to erect a factory here. It is very little use settlers complaining of " bad times v unless they are prepared individually and collectively to put their " shoulders to the wheel" and do something to better themselves. The directors have every confidence therefore in recommending the project to the public. The company will purchase milk from shareholders only. In the event of more milk being offered than can be dealt with by the factory, the amount of milk taken from each contributor will be in proportion to the number of shares held by him. The Bite that has been obtained is at the corner of the Manaia and Normanby roads. In the event of more shares being applied for than can be allotted, milk suppliers will have the option of having their shares allotted in full if they so desire it. The directors guarantee that the whole of the deposit money will be returned in the event of the company not being floated. The share list will close on tbe 31st May. MANAIA 1 MANAIA ! ! A. J. WHITTAKER Has received instructions TO SELL THE WHOLE OF F. A. FOED'S STOCK OF J)UAPERY & CLOTHING Roll up and get some of the WONDERFUL BAEGAINS !! ! F. A. FORD WILL CONTINUE 031* HIS 6BEAT SALE FOB 14 DAYS' ONLY, OF DRAPERY & CLOTHING, AT SHOP NEXT MCCARTHY'S HOTEL, MANAIA. A. J. WHITTAKER, Manager. TMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded in the Hawera Public Pound by Wearea (native) — One bay horse, branded like T in circle both shoulders By J. Grogan — One bay horse, branded A. near shoulder, star on forehead By S..J. Tocker, Ranger^- , One strawberry heifer, branded 0 or G near rump '- : If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold on May 27th, according to the provisions of the Impounding Act, 1884. .;..., W. JJACKSON, Poundkeeper.