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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 6343, 17 March 1882, Page 8

Public Companies. PRO SVECTUS or THE THAMES PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL, £5000, IN 5000 SHAKES OF £1 EACH TO BE CALLED UP AB FOLLOWS— Is. per Share on application, Is. per Share on allot ment, and the balance by Calls, not exceeding 2s. 6d. every three months. Pro "visional Directors : A. Brodie, Esq. F. C. Dean, Esq. R. T. Donglas, Esq. W. Davis, Esq. George Denby, Esq". Wm. McCullough, Esq. Bankers : Bank of New Zealand. Solicitor. : J. A. Miliar. Secretary avd Manager : C. Hill. Travelling Agent: Edwin Legee. Broker: J. R. Randerson. This Company is formed for the purpose of workin more advantageously, and extending the business c the THAMES PAINT MANUFACTURING COX PANY. The Company as it exists at present has mainl devoted attention to the manufacture of Hematit Paints, and its brands have been received withmarke favour in the Colonial Markets, It has, howeve been considered that by increasing the capital an conducting the operations on a more extensive scal< the usefulness of the Company will be extended, an the concern—which is at present paying a fair intere on the capital employed—may be made to pay ham some dividends. It is manifestly greatly to the interest of the Color that an industry which is calculated to afford eraplo; ment for a large number of workmen, and which ah tends towards the development of its mineral r sources, should be pushed on energetically and wil vigour. The promoters contemplate including in the oper tions of the Company the manufacture of silica paints and pigments of various colours, the materia for which abound in the Thames and surroundii districts. For these reasons the promoters have eve: confidence in placing Shares in the undertaken before the public. 2,000 Shares only are offered, reserve of 1,000 Shares being held by the Company. , An arrangement has been made by which tl ! freehold properties, buildings, plant, machiner stock, mine, and business of the Thames Pai> Manufacturing Company, and also the machine) and business of Edwards' Paint Works have bee secured to the new Company, the owners of tl ( above properties agreeing to accept, in lieu of pu chase monoy, 1400 fully paid-up Shares in the ne | Company. It may be mentioned that the Thames Harboi Board, by resolution, have agreed to exempt fro harbour duos all manufactures of the Thames Pai> Manufacturing Company. Applications for Shares will be received up to 31 March, 18S2. Thames, 11th February, 18S2. J> R O P E C T XJ OP THE ADMIRALTY HOTEL COMPANY (LIMITS! 1 AUCKLAND. 4 CAPITAL, £15,000 IN 3000 SHAKES OF £5 EACJ 0 * Payable: 5s on application and 5s on allotment, at further calls, as required, of 10s per share at i: f tervals of Two Months until Three Pounds p e share shall have been paid, i _1 Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors: Russell and Dcvore. Secretary (pro teal): Mr. James Burtt. Brokers : Messrs. Frater Bros, and C. Alexander. It is proposed to purchase the lease of allc ment No. 51 on Queen-street reclamation, and erect thereon a first-class Commercial and Farai Hotel, which shall afford to visitors an amount accommodation and convenience not procurable : any other establishment in Auckland, including sa water baths, &c. It is a subject of constant remarks—not on by visitors, but also by residents in Aucklan that while it is the oldest city of the colony, « l s behind other towns in its accommodation fi visitors, the numbers of which arc daily on the ii Tho site of the proposed hotel is pre-em y ncntly adapted for the purpose, commanding as does a large frontage (120 feet) to ourmagnificei [. harbour, with 41 feet frontages to each Queen-strei lf and Little Queen-street. ?> It is proposed to let, as ofiices, &c., a portion of tl y frontage on the ground floor facing the harbour, as done in similar institutions in Great Britain at] ts America. When it is borne in mind that the A ucl land Railway Station will in a few years be tho te minus of a trunk line through the North Island, an that Auckland must be the first and last place call for ocean-going steamers, and that the tratt from these sources is at present in its infanc; tho necessity and the success of the propose undertaking are undoubted. THE ESTIMATED COST OF THE BUILD IN I is not calculated to exceed £3000, leaving £20C for contingencies, and it is the intention of tl: promoters to borrow tho sum of £5000 upon tl: building. By this means the actual capital require of the shareholders will not exceed £10,000. By tb: arrangement, the profits on the undertaking will 1 - much larger than if tho whole amount wero called U] The promoters have not thought it necessary to aj point provisional directors, leaving tho appointmeE to the shareholders themselves. Applications for shares well be received by th ) company's brokers up to Saturday, 18th March, ISS2. Land Transfer Notices. TRANSFER ACT NOTICES Notice is hereby given, that the several parcels c Land hereinafter described will be brought under th j provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1870,"unles caveat in tho mcantimo be lodged forbidding the same in each case, on or before tho 18th day of Apri next. JOSEPH GREEN—Lots S, 9, and 10, and part o lot 7 of the subdivision into lots of allotmen 17, of section 40, City of Auckland. Ii applicant's occupation. 1856 CHARLES HARDING—AUotmont 244, Town o r Cambridge East, containing 1 acre. Un occupied. 1557 FRANCIS JAMES JONES—Allotment 3, of sectioi 0, Suburbs of Auckland, containing 19a 3r. Op 1859 1 BENJAMIN MENARY—Allotments 20, 23.24, anc 25, of section 1, Parish of Takapuna, containing 143 a. lr.lSp. In applicant's occupation. ISGO JAMES SAVAGE—Lot 15, of section l f of the subdivision into lots of allotment 9, of section 7 Suburbs of Auckland. IS6I JAMES BODELL AND SAAIUEL JACKSON— Allotment 67, Parish of Apata, Cook's County, , containing 50 acres. Unoccupied. 1864 I MARTIN DANAIIER—Lot 7, of the subdivision . into lots of allotments 1, 2, 7, S, 9, 10, 23, 24, 25, 20, nnd 27, of section 40, City of Auckland. ; In applicant's occupation. 1860 MARY VIOKERS AND LOUISA VICKERS—Part of allotment 3, of section 38, City of Auckland. Inoccupation of applicants. 1-871 EDWARD CASTAlNG—Allotment 233, section 1, Town of Tauranga. In occupation of Thomas Ower. 1872 JANE FAIRBURN AND SUSAN JANE BENNETT—Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 13,14, 15, 16, 17, IS, 19, 20, and 21, of a subdivision of allotment 3, of section 7, Suburbs of Auckland. Unoccupied. 1873. PATHICK DARBY—Part of allotment 5, of section 15, Oity of Auckland. In occupation of P. Sullivan. 1874 Diagrams may bo Inspected at this office. Dated this seventh day of March, 1882, at tho Lands Registry Office, Auckland. TJXEO. KISSLING, District Land Registrar.