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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10289, 21 February 1895, Page 5

Late Advertisements. WANTED KNOWN— Jewellery tastefully Mado and Repaired; Spectacles suit all nights.—Peter Dick, moat reliable watchmaker, Moray place, Dunadin. °W. JOLLY, Watchmaker and Jeweller, George street (nest Sligo's). - Cleaning English Levers, 5s ; American*, in; Geneviw, 3p fid: Mamsprings, 3a Bd, 2n 6(1; Clocks. 3b 6d, 2» rtd ; Springfl, 2a Od, la 6d ; Uroooh Pino, (3d, 3d; Joints, Catchca, 3.1 «aeh. DENTINE relioves most agonising toothache or neuralgia in a few minutes, la bottles.—Johnatoue, chemist. Manse street. WANTED KNOWN.—A. CHIARONI, George street, is now Giving up Business, All the beautiful Drawmgßoom Furniture will BE Sold very chimp. Rare chance for anyone houEe-furniahing. Also, his largo and varied STOCK of Picture* and Wordings; lateßt designs. The I'icture.f-nniris Department wllbe cairi (1 oil as usual by h^ nephew, ACJIURONI First-clw work guaranteed, _. Al™ Two firnt-cliis" (>-r,OT» for sale, 19f CIKIN Eruptions, Impurity of the Blood, O Kczcma. cured by SarsupariUa Extract; 2s Johnstone, chemist, Manse street. TOHN HOGG, importer of high - class tP English metal frame Pianos, St. Andrew street, above Geurgfi street. 25ja WANTED KNOWN—Greig, Park, and Co. Sell Drapery and Furniture every Wednesday, at 2 p.m. 15ja HESSIAN CANVAS, 72in wide, various qualities, at very low prices ; Paints, Oils, Brnshware, &c.~ Smith and Smith, Octagon. B]a "CrOUNG & ANDERSON are now selling JL the Celebrated Mayflower Teas, and recommend them specially. 20aa "OICYCLES Repaired ; good work and 8> moderate charges.—W. H. Scott, engineer, Great King street, near St. Andrew's street. 13f TTNDIGESTION completely cured by Syrnp B of Sacred Bark; Is 6d bottles, post free.— Johnntonp. chwmiat. Manse street 20f rjiRUSSES, Electric BHta, American and JL French Rubber Goods, Enemas, &c. Lowest prices.—Price, chemist, "Walker Btreet. NEURALGIA yields quickly to Price's Neurodyne when all other remedies fail. Is 6d.—Price, chemist, Walker Btreet. T>RKSGRIPTIONS dispensed, with pnveot JL drugs only, at lowest possible price.—Alfred T. Price, pharmaceutical chemist, Walker street. HORSES and Their Management, also Books on Sheep, Cattle. Dogs, Ac, giving information on their diseases and treatment. Tomato and Grape Culture for Amateurs. Books |on Gardening and Dairying and Buttermaking. We make a specialty of Farming Literature, and can get any Book to order without increase of cost. Cookery Books from 1b to Buit all classes. WISE & CO., Next Pryor's. LOAN AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN (Near the Octagon). LOANS GRANTED WITHOUT DELAY Upon ALL CLASSES OF SECURITY At LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST. Cash Advanced on Bills of Salo. Cash Advanced on Life Policies. Cash Advanced on Deposit of Deeds. Cash Advanced upon Personal Security. Cash Advanced upon Personal Property. CttFh Advanced upon Land without Transfer. Cash Advanced upon Mortgage at from 6J per cent, per annum. All applications and transactions strictly confidential. No fees of any kind charged. LOAN AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, George street, Dcnedin (Near the Octagon). A. SOLOMON. Tenders. ENDERS Wanted for PAINTING, feeApply on job, College street, Caversham. nnENDERR invited by the Portobello Road B. Board, Formation of Three separate Roads. Work will be shown on Friday, 22nd inst., commencing at the Portobello Hotel, 12 o'clock noon. Trios. Pnrterficld, inspector. 20f UNEDIN CITY AND SUBURBAN TRAMWAYS. TENDERS wanted for SUPPLYING and DELIVERING ROAD METAL and BLINDING for 12 MONTHS from Ist March. Tenders Close 23rd INST. Specifications at Tramway Office. 18f mENDERS invited till the 27th FEBRUARY for CARTAGE of 20,000 ft TIMBER from Frankton to Cromwell. Address to JOS. M'GBORGE, Alexandra South; or A. C. M'GEORGE, No. 12 Banks-Barron'a Buildings, Rattray street. Dunedin. 21f mAIERI COUNTY. TENDERS will bo received at the CountyOffices. Mosgiel, till THURSDAY, February 28, for the following WORKS :— Contract No. 113.—Formation and Culvert, Murray's Road, East Taieri Riding. Contract No. 114.—Clay and Gravel, Brighton road. Contract No. 115.—Arch Stone Culvert on Sheepwash Creek, near Moonlight. Contract No. 116.—Formation and Culvert, Kaikorai Valley to Williamsburgh. Specifications of No. 114 to be seen at Brighton Hotel, and of all Contracts at the County Offices, MoSSiel- JOHN S. KENNEDY County Clerk. Mosgiel, 20th February 1895. 2H Public Hotices. mHE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPEBA-JL TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Incorporated under "The Companies Act 1882_ (whereby the liability of a Shareholder is limited to the amount of his shares). FIRST ISSUE OF SHARES. The Share List is now open, and applications ore being received for the First Issue of KOUU Shares of £5 each. ~14. Payable: 10s on application, 10s on allotment, and the balance (as required) in calls of not more than 10i per share at intervals ot not less than three months. The total sum to be paid up will be restricted .to 50s, or less, per share if possible. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The Association is established in the interests of all classes of Farmers, Producers, and Consumers, is a medium for the transaction of all descriptions of business upon a purely co-operative basis (whereby Shareholders, in addition to a dividend on their Bhares, participate in the profits pro rata in accordance with the volume of business contributed by eiich), thus reducing the cost to the lowest possible limit. The chief objects of the Association are :— To offer special facilities to members for the sale by auction or private treaty of wool, grain, frozen meat, live stock, dairy and all kinds of produce, either locally or in oversea markets. To afford assistance to members and clients by making cash advances against frozen meat, wool, grain, live stock, dairy and other produce consigned to it (or sale or shipment, and upon such other securities as may from time to time be approved. To act generally as a direct medium between producers, British, foreign, and colonial manufacturers, exporters or importers, and consumers for the sale of produce and wholesale purchase and distribution of such classes of merchandise a3 may htreafter be determined. To act as brokers or agents for the transaction of all descriptions of business likely to benefit the Association or any of its members, and generally to extend the operations of the Association in any direction calculated to conserve or promote the interests of its members, and to do any or all of the things more particularly described as the "objects" set forth in the Memorandum of Association and printed on the hack of the prospectuß. The advantages offered by the Association are a profitable field for the investment of capital, as evidenced by the success of kindred institutions; the conduct of shareholders' business upon the most advantageous terms; careful protection of all the interests of its members; special facilities for the sale of all varieties of producs and purchase of merchandise; the opportunity afforded members of saving money out of their current expenses ; the influence of an association working a co-operative business in the interests of producers and consumers, and Dot mainly for the benefit of a few individuals; unity of interest and systematic action in combating the efforts of trade combinations and rings unduly taxing producers or consumers, and the aid of a representative and independent institution to take decisive measures on behalf of its members to regulate trade matters affecting their interests generally; annual cash bonuses to members on the business they contribute and merchandise they purchase through the Association. This Association has been modelled upon the lines of the New Zealand Farmers' Co-operative Association of Christchurch, and it is proposed to follow generally the business policy of that successful institution. The Memorandum and Articles of Association may be inspected at tho offices of Messrs Stout, Mondy, and Sim, and copies of full Prospectus and Forms of Application can be had froui, and applications for Shares may bo lodged with, the Interim Secretary, Mr Tompson Lamb, at tho Registered Office of the Association, Liverpool STiißßi, Dunedin, or any branch or agency of the Bank 01? New Zealand. A. St. GEORGE RYDER, 20! Chairman of Directors. "