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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12445, 30 August 1902, Page 9

Lata Advertisements. t \ EXCERPT FROM PROSPECTUS 1 Of the I HIIvURAKI FISHERIES AND ELECTRICAL POWER COMPABY (LIMITED). 3 6 To be Registered under " The Companies Act, 1882".* CAPITAL. « . £75,000, IN 75,000 SHAKES OP 41 EACH, Oi which 40,000 ate bow offered to the public, payable aa under: 2s Gd on application, 2s 6d on allotment, and the balance as may be required in calls (acceding is per sharo per month; but it is not expected that it will be - necessary -to call tip more than 10s per share. 15,000 {ally-paid-up shares are proposed to be allotted to the Vendors, on the basis <rf 1 a "il otll i ent ? f subscribed shares, and 20,000 to bo held in reserve--3 mi 1 iwSiij '!!? 9 fu £ l°u dividend oo -the shares allotted to them, until the ntu p.oliti of the Company shall be sufficient to pay a diridand at tha rate of £§ mr cehfc. . P" a,illum °n tho subscribed coital, which shall hm bem actually, paid. ' r _ - : PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS: W. H. P. BARBER (Dyer), Wellington. ?nMv^p°nni l -S to , I ? raffic Railways), Wellington. J°HiN PIIOUSE (Mwata Prouse Bros., Timber Merchants), Wellington. J. J. Iv. PQW bill; (Produce Merchant), Wellington. C. H.. TREADWELL (Solicitor), Wellington. With power to *dd to their number. Solicitors: Messrs STAFFORD, TREADWELL, k FIELD Engineers: Messrs PALMER & CO. ; Bankers; THE KATIONAL BANK OF SEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) 2 "roUec: . Mess " EDWARD REEVES & CO., Mercer street, Wellington. t Secretary,(pro tern.): F. B. FARMAR- • I . The Company is promoted chiefly' lor tho purposes of establishing and conducts ' • & ° P | r^ o: 'i ttnd •» Hikuraki (afso known as Beatrix B ay )PelS . oound, -and elsewhere m 3\ew Zealand, and tho Now Zealand nnrf n\>v ' , f markets mtir'fiuh, and for_ficquitiDg and selling' lands and esUWislang and operating 0 clcctrical power works at Hikiuaki, and for supplying electrical power to persons • and a corporations requiring the same. ■ 1 13 ana f . Wi 'f!?® V^,°" j¥ A - aa ' oplioft , io Puichaso'leasehold in perpetuity lands in respect of •/ • l Wbrokeu frontage of about 2i miles on the eastern, and 'ti 3k- P . fiMV i (depth wryfog from sto U fathoms, close to . • ?-,•[ o*-this about 200 acre.? is comparatively Hat and suitable for sites " 1 , 10, shipbuilding, manufactories, and Iramucss premises. There .aro also several admirable T T » ' } e ™Lo:s hold, a grant from the Crown of the right . - to construct a chancel by tunnel through the narrow neck of land (about' SBit wide) " T' n i T1X 1 f and and .thereby create a new and direct passage for . the tiual currents at present flowing into ami from tliat area of tho Pelonis Ivinc f throiif ifl V 't 110 » " l " d quostion ' a,IA to u*> the ebb and Sow of tho tidf t tnrougli the tunnel for the purcaso of generating electrical currents. Tlierc is certainjy no sperabtive element in. establishing fishing operations On a com- . 5 ?A re nSM-'°if? a r M -i Ula s n 10r 1 , #I H cl S of diot (both {r « s! ' '-nd cured) in the colony ■ 1 iJ f 110 proposal of tho promoters is to supply that market and . ' also export to Australia and elsewhere, as cirounistauce3 may warrant. ' , , To comply with the provisions of Sections 0 apd 15 of •< The'Comuanies Act, 1901," : I -J® following matters aro set out:—(1) It is proposed that the directors may proceed to ' th° allotment of shares on a uun.muin subscription of 25, shares, in which case' the ■ whole of tae objeeU of the Company shall be proceeded with: but in the event of mora Unjn 10000 .lures) oad of less thar shj ? , being L\Z ' i ° bject3 relating to tho acquisitionof land and the fl a h«ias industry shall be proceeded with until the Company otherwise doterirur.es. . Ihe amount payable on application for shaiej shall be 9s 6d per share and ' on allo.ment 5s 6d per share. (2) The number of.shares proposed to be fixed gs the . qualification of directors is 100. The remunewtion .of directors will ba fixed bv ths pimpivny in general meeting, (3) 15,000 fully paid-up shares are proposed to be t.ld • lo (he vendors hereinafter mentioned as tho'consideration for tho transfer of the bntion of purchass and grant hereinwtor reared to, on .the basis of a sabscription of 40,00)1 C shares, but if less than 40,000 subscribed shares shall be allotted, then the number of iuUv paid-up Ehares propos«l to be issued to tho vendors shall be proportionately roduced > Ao ihwu other than those will be issued to amv promoters. (4) Charles Herbsrt Read.-' wel! (solicitor) and Lenjamm Dawson, both of Wellington, are the holders of the option referred to in this prospectus which is to be transferred to the company. Tho nrice ta be paid to the owner (William Henry Harvey, of Pelohis, farmer) is £6000. They are olh ! he holders oHhe gi-ant from the Crown hereinbefore referred to, which is also transferred to tho Company, (a) The rate of commission to be paid lor procuring subscrintiou of shares is £o per centum on the subsenptwn. (6) Preliminary oxpenses to be borne,bv- ' , the Company, taccluumg brokerage, aro at £150.. (7) Contracts referred Win ■uteeetaon (K) of section 16 m (a) contract dated 15th May, 1903, William HenrJ H«vey withi Charles Herbert IreadweU; (b) grant da cd -lth July, 1002, the .Crowu to Chiles Herbert Treadwell and Benjamin Dwsoii; (c contract dated 17th July, 190-2, Charles Her- ' bert Treadwell and Benjamin JJawson with John Lewis Freeman, as trustee for th» Com . pany. Copies may be inspected at Messrs Stafford, Treadwell and Field's Offices Panama street, Wellington. ' It 19 claimed on behalf of this project that it is devoid of speculative features and " that a more legitimate and promising enterprise has never been placed before investors in this colony. Copies of Prospectus, containing particulars in detail, as required bv statute, including estimates of revenua and expenditure, and Memorandum' of Association; may bo obtained ' from the Company's Brokers.

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