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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4012, 25 December 1874, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. X>OBIN &.CO., COACH-BUILDERS -*-*' " Octagon, and Stuart street,- , HAVE FOR SALE, and TO ARRIVE perONEQO" fram-Kow York: , Double and single Buggies,<of varioiiß styles [ Waggonettes ! Family-Express. Waggons, adapted'for town- [ sUitionnsc.' Also, a few - Second-hand double and> single Buggies,-cheap.: Rciairsrficeiye prompt attention.. COACH NOTICE ;. MR S S T~E ADMAN winheSto inform Uic public she is running the Waiholiv Coaoh in conjunction with the Green Island Railway. Pfj;setigers booked, through. Tho Coach leaves Patterson's Lake ■ Hotel at 6 a sn., pasring through Reliance and.EadtTaicri and Saddle Hill, to. meet the D.40 train.,. The conch will he in waiting on thc4.ls tr-in.from Dunedin,. A coach will be at Mnsgiel at 3.30 to take passengers- to and from ttiellailv way. 3.20' TTENRYYJ. WALTER, Hotel YaluJLJL ator and General Commission .-Agent.- Cash advances made. - Occidental Wine and. SpiritVaulls, Manse street. . Baj^ PROSPECTUS - ALBION BREWING AVB-.MMJU-ING COMPANY- (L11IITEB), , DONEDIN.- . Capital .. .. ... .. .. .. j£iO,<X!O In 00,000 Shares of £1 .each. , !

EIGHT PER CENT. GUARANTEED.!

Two Shillinsrs .and Sixpence to ibe 'paid on Application.; Two.Shillings and Sixpence.on, Allotment; and Five Shillings per. Share.- on, the Ist; June,. 1575 ; Five Shillings on the Ist August; and Five Shillings on the Ist October.. ■

THE NEW-ZEALAND DISTILLERY COMPANY

having entered into an Agreement with thu i Government of New Zealand to abandon the business of Distillation o:i the 30th Jimo, 1875, are now. prepared to offer to tho public their Premises and, Plant, for the purpose of establishing a Brewery and carrying on their present large. Mattingl Business (for-which they are admirably adapted), on terms which it will be admitted, on consideration of the following particulars, ■ are of the most advantageous character, viz. :—

The! Freehold property comprises twoijiill,.acres of land, in a block having frontages to Cumberland and Castle streets.

The Buildings, built of brick and stone, with slated roofs, are of a in.oe.t substantial character.,,,•

Plant (the greater portion of which is suitable for.a Brewery and Malting Establishment) is complete and perfect in every, respect—the only addition required for a Brewery,.beinp a Cellar, which, oan be erected for about £2000. ■ With.this and some.trifiing.alterations,. the Plant will, be available ,for Brewing, purposes within a month or six-weeks from -,the<datg : -at whichj the D stillery Company are. required,by:law to cease, operations.,.„ .

Halt Floors and Kilns.—There are on the,property two Malt Floors and Kilns capableof turpjngout from, 1000 to 1200 busliels.of malt per week; and|.from,,the advantageous position of the work, having;* frontage, to the Bay, ami, receiving the benefit of the-cool draughts of air which, continually proceed, .therefrom, Malting can be carried, on all the year round, which is an exceptional thing, even ,111 ; the Old, Country. The -.Malt from this establishment,, has always commanded the highest price of any produced in New Zealand ;.and the supply for, sonw time.bick has been inadequate to the demand., The Beer produced from. the. Malt is of the very, best quality. The profits from this branch.of the businc..-s..'may be.ex-( pected to be of a,.very substantial character, as during the past year f .pyen with the limited.amfiiuit,of. Malti available for sale.,, they preceded £2500.,,; And asthere^ would be a large quantity to dispose of in connection with a Brewery,,the-.yearly profits would, be.pr.oportionately increased.

The capabilities of the Premises.and P.lant for the purpose of a Brewpry have been.carefully, examined and estimated by a competent authority (a gentleman who built some of the largest JBrewepesjiu-.thc.noigh-bourhood of Edinbui-gh), who states that frpm._-4QO to 500 hogsheads of be fliade per^vveijc^ when the trade required ,it, which is greatly in excess .of the quantity which can be turoed.6ut.byi,any other Brewery in Now Zealand. This, capability-$q pro-, duce so much more Beer at very little extra', cost of management miist always give. thesAlbipn Brewery-. Company _ great advantage over the;,othcr,.Biewing. EstablishraieuUs, and as the .trade is increasuig. greatly, here, and being opened up. with 'the neighbouring Colony oS New South Wales and-Fiii-j no doubt the full power of the Company's Workswoujd'yery shortlybe called into operation.

Water Supply.—The Distillery Company,, at eon-, siderablo expense, constructed a.'covered Brick and Cement Jteservoir on j[ r Logan'a propor.ty,next the. Town Belt, and laid pipes,to the .Distillery,, thus, obtaining apiivate supply of the best, water in thecUsi trict, free, from every impurity, for,,,tho..paj,"pose o£ ; j steeping Malt, Distilling, pr.Brejiring. I Cottage?.—On the property aue (3) substaniial four-roomed Cottages, for tho,,use^of, the.,. Principal: Employes of the Company, w_o .require to reside on the premises. Value of Lan'd.&c—The Laad,.Bui!dings, h and Plant of the Distillery Company were valuefl ( !Dy, Messrs Blair and M'Grcgor, iii-.Maneh.jlast, ior alocal public company, at £27,450., Since then land in th,e;<ne.igh-. bourhood. has been sold conßideraolyiin exqess.of; their estimate; and there can b_,no douDtthat.m,a very few yeare the property, will double its present-value, contiguous as it is :to the .Railway Teijuinys, Jetties,, and other important lines of traffic. A sliort, siding, of about thirty yards in length, will enable- the Com-. ipanyto place their goods, on ,the railway cars, thus (saving a large yearly e:<;|*en<ljtur,e in carriaga.., j Price of Property.—'ilhe. present propriotm-slrequiro ' for the Lands, Buildings, and Plant, complete (including the private water supply)'the svmj.of £30,000, out of which they will pay all the preliminary, expenses of floating the Company ; and so, confident arc they of the success of the .business, that tney are wiling to take paid,-up shares' lo"'the. value Iof^JSOOO as part payment-pf the purchase money, and-will; further guarantee 8 per c&nt. on the paid-up .capital for two years from the commencement of the^ business, and will give good and.sufnaient security for the due-pay-ment of this guaranteed, interestV-such sccuj-ity to- be lodged in the h^nds.of any Trustee^.thaDirectors.may appoint. They feel' perfectly sec-re in undertaking this prospective liability, from.th^ factr'hat thepxofit 911 the malt alj>ne shoul,d pay ,oy^if,l9 per cent,, on the paid-Tip capital. As to. .the, profits .efibxewerjes all over the world, it is not neqessary n_ps t to djlate. They are known to bo. large, aiid to cojmpare favourably with any other basine.ss thajfc can be,.n^ij>edi. , , Capital.—When the shares.are.ail-dipposadof, there will, after purchasing, the projierty, bo ample lunds to make the alteratipns .before t allpfi^ll to, and to carry on the business, as the sal'e 11 5,i)4 returns, from, beer are almost immediate.

Staff.~-There is at prescpj; iij the enjpleyment of the Distillery Company a C9jnpJ,^te. staff oj competent experts,, whose services are at; the disposal of the Brewing and Maltipg Con>gap3f,- Thepr«sent manager (than whom a more copipetqp.frn.ian, is not to be found in those Colonies) is willing to undertake the management ot the new,.concern.; and! ti)p Cotapany's expeiienccdtraveller.(whose,qualjfisatiQns are well kno\vn) is a.BO open to engageiaeiiti. Quality* of Beer.—lf i'wiPjbc.tbfc determination of tho Albion Brewing Company,to.send out nothing but the best quality of beeir, apd thus secure a lasting and constantly increasing denaifridiifpl! tbeSr brand. : The sole reason tie prejiep^fnvoJwaNe opportunity is offered to, the public forijiyesting their capital to suchsdvantage, is that,thepresost proprietors of the property,desire to retire for. jv time from the active iiu*ijiageuif.n't of. business. They are thoroughly confident that, under r p^>pe^,nwji^gement, no business in the, Colony Iwill jyieltj a,bettc*rreturn than that of the Albion Brewing, and Malting Company (Limited), whei-i opce fairly .epfifbiished. ■ Insurance lj(js'.bfien effpct^ij on the buildings and plant to the Qjcte)itflf£2p|Qooi • This prospactu^js.thijs.eAKliy laid before the public, to eniible.tha.uew^.Cojiipiny, to get their cellar erected, inakp. the t nepefsary, ajtj^raijoßS, arrange barley contracts, nianmactu-re jnaltj igxi have everything in realiiness to comnience operfttiojis as soon after obtaining possessioa.ojt the pfen^s^ijs possible. The Distillery Pompanj.. hopel to have, manufactured the maximum iquantitj; of tspirits.allowfid, in their contract with the Govern<iiep.t abpnt. th? oad of April, in which case theyw.m atpjice,l\afl4,<lvor tho property to the Albion <Comp4py, and,so ejiVtllfi them to commence operations before thejdate, abo.Tßjnwwl. ' Aisplicatipns.for l sliftie& to be Bent to 1 " MESSES WEBB and FULTON, Dunediu.

, P l ßp'RipiasAli DIEKCTQBJS: i JJr Jsinies (Anderson and Mowat) Mr Janiesjtawin, j- air Hpnry. Drixe? ) Mr'Clcorge.lJpdson 1 Mr Geo. % Eljiott i Mr W: 3.t ii. liarnach ."Mr W: D.' Murison Sfr RoWt Paterson (Patcrsoa and 31'Lcfld);, Mr, Paviqi l^roudfoot ! Mr! JpWaJA. iW. ! Miyfi. J. Walter ! Hrßfil^Et Wilson I Bankers: ! JjSsfflk of New Zealand,, Dunos}i T! j Sohcitor?, : Jlossrs Ha?c;itt Brow, and Bf^A, 7n TTNION PERMAttEN'JV BUILDING : %J SOCIETY.—ESTABLISHED, ,186g..' !Th«j Investors* Shares in this E!«cj(!jy. are tSe follow- ! ing:— j Terminating Shares ■ot the ■■vitSppfiijß vaJpe of Fifty Pounds each, which are revised after seventy five 1 monthly payments of Ten Shillings each. These : Shares may he withdrawn a\any times, ■wj|bh interest at : th<j rate of eight pet cent, per, annuja, after the first j'ear, upon giving one month'p.notico. No withdrawal fee is charged. Permanent Shares of Itfty, Pounds, each, payable in i ano sum, are also, issued, On.these.Shares Half-yearlj ; Dividends are paf.d at tlifi jate. of eight per cent, pc/, I annum, together withiAnnual Bonus out of Surplus, ! Profits. Deferred PaM.up SJ)ares, to bij realised at the end °* ; three, five, or seven, years, at the option of the K;aroholder. These Shawamay ti^withdrawn at anx tiwe, with compound i^tsrest, at the rate of six percent, per annuvi, on glvjng throe, months* notice. The Society grants, loana on mortgage u^on most favouraVlle terms, riepajsWe by monthly, qujjflterly, or half-yerirly instalments, commencing immq^iately i or the repayment- instalments may be defense, f°r on *i two, or thr.sq.years. To facilitate'building qperatioass, tho Societx will maM payment of, advaaqqa.during the progresa or, buildings. The sOQi§ty also receiver deposits, secured \>y the Societal Dehentwes, pursuant to ttje Building and Land Societies Act, at current rateaof interasi. Pnospectuses, Buleu, Forms o{ AppEcation for Shares, Ad;yances, &«,, and, all other iijjSopjiatioß, may bo ©Dtaftjedfroja M. W. HAWB'iNS, Skcrwaw, yrinces street, Dunedin. 13jy TgXPKESS LINE OF COACHES. DAHY COACH TO BLBESKET AJLY COACH TO WAIKOUAITI LV COACH TO PALMEKSTOK *~*i.tHalf-past;One, IIL T. M. 8M 5« sod CO.