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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 2 July 1891, Page 4

lgt^|WM»r i r>iii»<<|iMfflMWgn |1 l | llii iiw.fii>.wMii>iM PROSPECTUS ov mHE rO-OPBBATIWB and WAW X -MEH8 1 ALMAN^CE OF NEW V ZEALAND (Limitbd). To be Incorporftted under the Provisions of " The Companies Act, 1882," CAPITAL Xho nominal cupita 6t> the* A'Bnoci4<4on will be £250.000 in 50,*)00 slfarea of ffi/cach, paynh p as follows, viz :— 2s fid on ftpplication. 5s on a otment. »-nd the remainder in Galh not exceedJug op per sliarp, at interyals of not lew* than three months. It in not exP"ct*!'l that n>«re than £1 per nhare \vi 1 be necossary. N\ME:3 The name of th*- AppoHationwillhe "The Co«opf rativt ord farmers' AMiai cc of Nevk Z a and (Liv ited)," and the ItEGI.- TEDRD OFFICE Ql the Coir.ropy will be, f in the pity xt rucvis oka^. w^Tor.S: .... The Provisional Binotorn of <he Atsocialion (until the »;rnt General Meeting of Siiavelioldurß sbull have been held) \\i 1 be :— (j."e. McTrrfvow City ] Oeorpe H. Tjnxfcfd ( Job' j)h Minnders % Maljara .-.,..: ,i ,*7 « »^;,-BoWijm>» \ , - , Porihft .. „'.r , I( ,]. i> vav*. i Snnih ; Kercra .. .. flobert GnrdnevJ /.I. O. : atchelar PaWo- North ..-fflSt „, 4 IB Bmck . " FeiWing . . ' - l :ii lil 9i'MaUob F«ather»ton . . . „.. ,f Ojeww? TW I*J|P . Puri^atauga „ ' '„' Jolm Martin, jun'.' itytertoa .. „ jjii.^cJiniron " /T>nn<!(»n Pitokle raWfttua „, ••vihomas Miller , l(ieorge U'hitcomte West Coast. Ford-H . . . . James \V. Taker Campbclltown.. .. Henry Sansnn SVav-vlf-y . . . . George S. Bridge WHh power lo aM to their wmnber. SOLICITOH3,; Mtueri M nteath * Stav^y, f Latnbton quay, WolHrigteft.' S -» I - ' -^ PROVISIONAL sECBETARY Alexander Jardine. TEMPORARY OFFICE Js in Customhouse qnav (Katlonftl Mutual Biiildingß), In the City of Wellington, RHAREBROKEnS : Mewftt T. Kennedy Maodonuld & Co. SEASONS FOR TFT 1 ? FORMATION OF THE ASSOf'TATION. 1, The successful results acU'eve/! by co-operati'M) i" other o.'»iinfn»»s. (Uid in. New Zonla d, notably by <i The Formers,' Co-operurivo AB.-0--ciatiun df Canterbury (l^d,)" 2. The obvioiis advantage pf ot> Asonoy . of i whieli the .BuWribiniprmhicer or consii'nep al^nll be ( not Werp'v client bnt' proprietor. Q'lie c mi^ othor cqnhiilerafion* liftve indue «l.t!e iv;oinoter.fl ( to.i^yju--Bul)SCiip ions fr'oin j t|i<» publio" ,iv town and coanitj^J ■' ', „', : , ADVANTAGES OP THE? feo oiAap^. . . ; .. The Association j* at the instnnco of fiy.njf s Audj^rpduoer< generally, in to 'se' lire to them by co-operation benefits oi interclifli se have lJtb'erlo gone to the merchant?' ft Wimbilto* By co-operatic |Buifc>8 u ifc> Ij*tefttloij of the Assoeiliti^fciJ^Wl^evs;' 'iW dairyman, tbe frnitgro^eV, Jt lhe l '*awi miller and flaxmi ler. ifhewoolprower. tenei-Hlly may *c 1 tl'i(-jr prodnce niifl buy what tbey.wyerrjriraflqme it the most ißviiu;f&!e Warkksf" 'llu profiWof thcAssocintionaftei payonent of eypenßts will belong tc #n'd> be distributed amongst the rborehnldei'B. Subscribers will thuf obtain for produce tbe lull market valnfe in the markets ot the world, •object only to,pamen£ of, expenses and' a certain fixw^pOTee^tttee'y order to enable the Apflooia»ion tc pay -a. dividend hot 'exceeaing , v s§ver per cent, on capitVil v , On the other linhd theY will ob tain ROodß nt wh<» !( sale prices. ■ The Association will oo.lect an< supply to sharpholdet f? i«rompt am d Binter' 1 8' cd infon^^n^ 'j^toh -Jbj *t»'.e of and advuntnges ofivred b; tbe various utarLcts.xbjr.pu^hout tin V<rU. The Assocititi n will ,^\( to nil;' itself with other kin'lrod iupti^iitipj^ and. so by Bhar ng tlieict^t of njr,enc; in Home and Foieign marfeei's-reduc cotft, while inoreasii.giefßciemy.ti Shareholders. The profits of tbe Association after paynient to sHareholders of i dividend not px<*edhig 7 percentun upon the amount of tbe paid U] cat i'ai, will be divided amongHt th shnreholders accordiuK to the amoUu of business done by ench or other wUe as may be/rota time to lime b; » tnnjority of fbrfroholitos Bt an;