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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXIII, Issue 276, 7 December 1899, Page 4

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CITY OF KELSON. Town Clerk's Offioe, 4th December, 1899. • \ NY Persons TRESPASSING on the -* WATERWORKS RESERVE above tbe Dam, or LIGHTING FIRES on or REMOVING FEBNS, et<\, from the said Reserve will be PROSECUTED. H. V. GULLY, Town Clerk. MONEY TO LEND. I HAVE Large Somß of MONEY to Lend on Freehold Security at Lowest Current Bates. GEO. HARPER, •— <> Trafalgar street. FOR SALE OR TO LET THE PREMISES in Trafalgar street 1 Usly known as the HOPE FRUIT STORES. GEO. HARPER, — G Trafalgar ftraet, NEW POLICE GAOL BUILDING NELSON. TENDERS for the ERECTION of a new POLICE GAOL in Nelson in accordance with general conditions, drawing and specifications, to be seen at this office, are invited to be sent in by noon of SATURDAy, the 16th inst. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. THOS. ROBERTS, Assistant Engineer. Dated Public Works Office, Nelson, lat December, 1899. <^Qptf|j5 fr WANGANDI RIVEP. ifiaißor trfnT " nlii mi'ii It' 1 , ) THE now favonri'e trip of ibe O >ln j . A.HATRICK * CO.'o F.ne River Tourist tt«amer», "Matmwai.'; "Ohnra." and "Wi lr«'," Leave Wargaunifor P plriki every Tuesday sr d Kridiy tt 7 i,n,, returning to Wangonoi Wednes J ais and ?itnrd»jß. Ftui— S.ngl ', 15/. ; R tjrn, 25/-. The pleas*' tnees of a trip rn this tvaatifnl riv*r will linger in the mini for evi r. A. lI ATKIOK * ( 0., Wangtoai, or V EB3KB T. COOK A f O * B. 469'— to /CREASE'S\ \ COFFEE / \ Itt Ub * 31b Tin« / PfiO 3 PECTUS " OF IHB NELSON FARMERS' FREEZING COMPANY, LIMITED. (To be reglsttrdd nnder fhe Companies Act of 1881 and its Amendments). CAPITAL £30,000 In 30,000 Shares of £1 each, to be paid up aa follows t— Five shillings per share on application; five shillings per suare on allotment; the balance in calls of 6s per share at intervals ef not less than three months. Prevision*! Directors: JAB SCLANDKRB J. H. COCK EDWARD MOOBE W, HADDOW J. W. MARBDEN THOS A. COOK GEO. E. FIELD. Secretary (pro. Urn.): JOHN GLEN, Bankers : BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, NELSON, Solicitors : MESSRS PITT & MOOBE. The objects of the proposed Company are:— 1. To acquire a Freezing Hnlk, to purchase Macbit ery and Land, to ereot Buildings, and to do all things necessary to prepare for sale and export, by moans of tbe refrigerating process, or by any other process tbat may be hereufter invented or brought into use, Cattlo, Sheep, Pigs, Poultry, Game, Meat, Butter, Cheese, Vegetable?, Fruit, and othor produce of a liko kind, and to carry on a trv3e in the Bale or export to any part oi' the world of tfuch articles when so prepared. 2. To freeze, preserve, and sell, if required, the before-mentioned stock ar articles on owners' account, or tc purchase tbo said stock and articles for the purpose of preparing a' d exporting them, or, if considered desirable, to re-sell the same without eo preparing them. 3. To manufacture Ice for sale, and to provide Cool Storage. 4. To establish aod carry on Manure Wroks Boiling-down Works, Fell-mon-gerinir, and Fanning, and to conduct all oderaiions necessary to the utilisation of bye-products, and the sale of the manufacturer. Tbe invest:gatons o! the Provisosal Cotrmitite give every reason to believe tbat i 'is treatment of 30,000 sheep and lambs per annum would enable the works to be carried on successfully, and a canviuk of the district shows that the mininntn number of sheep mentioned js (jkefy to be largely exceeded as Koon as the Company commences operations. While recognising that, by the establishment of a Freezing Company the prospetityofthe town will be indirectly advanced, the Promoters point out that the (Jorpany is being formed to especially farther the interests of the farming community, and farmers are tarnestly urged to support the Compapy by subscribing freely for shares and by providing £.he rebnired number of sheep. Upon a minimum of 15,000 shares being applied for, and upon not less than 30,000 sboep and lambs being guaranteed, id proposed to register the Company, when permanent Directors and Officers will be elected by the shareholders. The actual freezing operations are expected to be commenced about December, 1900, the intervening time being required for provjdinga Hoik, and for the establishment of Works. In order to meet the circumstances of all classes of farmers, two forma of guarantee of sheep aad lambs have be«i attached to this preapectns, either of which oau be mad* use of by intending sup. pliers.