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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 273, 22 October 1883, Page 4

P_n 0 s p-B-c :_tj? :.» . r .. . OF ;THBy A.„A vr rx wbl™&t6nmbiat prbsbrving AND^RBFkcJfiBATISGCOMPANY. _ .__ . 7 2 Ott^*?') Totaßepst^ea^,^^^ : Companies Aot, lo«w.. ......... ;' ? ,"T" .« '■■*>/*»• '■ • • Ik 6000 Sharks oif Lio Bach. With power to increase Payable-Ten- ShiUinga OP^|P£SSri Shillia R s ou.aUotment ; and S«^ e^ f byj.Calls net exceeamj? attte taw oi Shillinsfs per month per Sbare. ' pf^iinoT^ Directory. > - •The following gentlemen willyaet on tho CoS^ until tbe^pomtmenM ihe permanent Board by the Shareholders ,-rJohn T. Dalrymple, Esq,, Waitatapia. Cha^lKhhston, E^^MHSCMessrs ;..Jbbnswn;&iCo.). r . v „. ! Hon, Robert Campbell, M.L.U. W. Waring Taylor, Esq. J.JG, WilsonjEeq., M.H.RDonald Fraser, Esq. John McLennan, Esq. Oroua Downs Oharlea* Bl Isaril, Et»q . (Messrs Izard and Bell)- a?- „ , n . F.H. Krull, Esq. (Messrs Krull and Up; JoWph-Abbott, Esq. Wanganui J.'McMenameD, Esq. Terawhiti John Stevens; Eeq. (Messrs Stevens and ■'■ Gorton, Bulls) u_ lT James Smith, Esq. (Messrs Turnbnll, Smith, and Co.) Q, C. Murray, Esq. (Messrs Murray, Roberts, and Co) James Bull, Esq. Bulls A l . H. Miles, Esq. (Messrs Murray,; and Co.) John P. Russell, Esq. Wangai-Moana Alfred Matthews, Esq. Featherston Andrew, Young, Eeq. , E.J. Riddiford, Esq. * George Luxford, Esq. ','■".:' v F. J B. Larkworthy, Esq. Carnarvon J^s- * ' tate, Sanson ' ~ -i '2 ■ VWith power to add to 1 their number. ' : a ' Bankbbs; : TheJColonial Bank of New Zealand. "'' Somciiors. Messrs Izard and Bell. ;:l V; A JjNXBhIK SeCRBTARY. t JV y Henry Wright. Temporary Offices. Temple Chambers. 'All expenses m connection with floating the Company prior to registration to be borne by tbe Vendors. — ..... ... >v The objects with which tbis .Company is projected are: to^purohase, continue, and extend the. businesses of Messrs 3. and ;H. Barber' and Wobus, Crosbie, and Co., which have been so ! successfully carried on for many yeari past, ' consisting of six retail shops, meat preserving and boiling-down plant oomplete, paddooks, yards, horses, carts, and all. the appliances necessary for conducting the extensive bnsiness which now exists. - > A schedule of .the various properties used m thobnsiness is appended at foot, and the values having been ascertained by a competent independent raluator, and approved'by jtba Provisional Directow, it is proposed to Ske them over at the sum of L 18.789 6s yidie Schedule A, of which the proprietor** will retain m paid-up shares the sum of 1/12000, leaving the balance to be paid out of calls, and to bear interest at the rate of 8 ; ' per cent per annum; the payment to extend over a maximum period of five years, or to ; -be' reduced. by instalments of. nofc:less than; LlOOOeach, at any earlier date, iat the option j "of the Company. -; '" All book debts will be taken over as they now stand m the books, and they will bei guaranteed at 20s m the pound by the vendors. Live stock, tallow, hones, carts,: -and several smaller properties not already • valued,, vide Schedule B, Will be taken at a ' valuation on delivery: but all other articles and property of what kind soever will be deemed to be included m the valuation estimate of L 18.789 ss. *, C'TheObmpany-will-be registered as soon as L 25.000 has been subscribed for, m addition to the paid-up shares io be retaiued by the Vendors, and the shareholders will then be called together to elect a permanent Board ; and adopt Articles of Association. 'On the . Registration . of . . the Company, 'Messrs"' Barber will at their own con; tinne »nd complete tbe erection of a new slaughter .bouse at • Ngahauranga, and will ' remove there, from its present, position m - Willis-street; the whole ef their meat preserving macbinery anil plant. : '' y It is intended to take power m the Metno- : -randum of Associittion to /enter upon the , business of freezing meat for export, or to , amalgamate with any other Company, brib purchase any business established for that purpose, and. tb manufacture artificial manures or other products which may be con- .' aidered legitimate adjuncts to the business; -, but for the present, at. least, it is deemed ' prudent to rest satisfied with the knowb profits of the businesses t*s they stand, without embarking m more speculative ventures, and a 'it ia evident tbat the combination of the tt^ro establishments under oue management musi .. result m .increased profits and largely dimih- • v . ished expenses. 1 . ;'■ y The combined businesses" show a net profit ef over 15 per cent, and it .is confidently expected that when cdridncted under one 77... head.this maybe considerably exceeded, j *J y. Ax- The success which has attended the Gear Meat Company eihbe its: establishment as a pnblic Company, shows conclusively that such; businesses are more systematically and advantageously' worked aAd extended jin tbia way than by private enterprise ; and it is f or' this reason that ; Messrs Barber, and ■ . Woods, Crosbie and Company are willing to " ' sell xbeir 'respective business to a Company -' while still retaining a very large interest ;,:'' themselve,, ;and they have .agreed to .place v their ser*ives at.the disposal of the Company -. for such time as the Directors ' may require,: V and not 'to engage m any businesses m com- '•' 'petition with this Company. '■■■-•■-■ The resources of the Wellington district; m the way of sheep and cattle, are so large and increasing, and the demand for pre. - 'served' meats m England 'and elsewhere so ' much m excess of the supply, that a business of this kind is capable of almost infinite 'extension, and presents, to capitalists the opportunity of a safe and profitable investment,. whilßt to stockowners it affords the means of securing a fair value for their produce. ! The Directors have given their careful consideration to the proposed Company, and have lutd sub- ' 'imtted to them by their own valuator tlie detailed valiiriions of tlie various , properties '0 be taken over. They hcl they citn mth confidence recommend this undertaking to Hie Public as one which is entered upon on a fair basis, and, which promises to yield a handsome return on the capital invested, as well as by HfjTp extension of the business Jtddin7g to the material, prosperity of the City and, the . stockowners of the surrounding' ' districts. ' ''■'■■' •''• j ;( " The Authorised Brokers are :— ' Wellington— DEACON & BUSHELL y •:« ... : -r. ABTHUR y WAKBUB-y . i „ ; TON, & CO. .Wairarapa^- LOWES & IRONS, Masterton Wanganui-T-H. TILLY ' BuIIs— STEVENS & GORTON _ 1 Feilding— HALCOMßE & SHERWILL 'I Paimerstori— STEVENS & GORTON Foxton-THYNNE, \EINTON, & CO. 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