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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19270, 6 September 1924, Page 11

PUBLIC NOTICES. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. THE SOUTHLAND WOOLLEN HILLS, LIMITED (Intended to be incorporated under “The- Companies Act, 1903.** NOMINAL CAPITAL ... w . - - - w • £200,000 DIVIDED INTO 200,000 SHAPES OF £1 EACH, OF WHICH 100,000 SHAPES ARE NOW OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC FOR SUBSCRIPTION ON THE FOLLOWING TERMS:— 2s PER SHARE ON APPLICATION. 2s PER SHARE ON ALLOTMENT. AND THE BALANCE IN CALLS OF NOT MORE TOAN & PITO SHARE AT INTERVALS OF NOT LESS THAN THREE MONTHS. The Balance of the Shares to bo issued at the Discretion of the Directors. The Minimum Subscription at which the Directors may proceed to Allotment has been increased from 20,000 to 30,000 SharesPROVISIONAL DIRECTORS (Who will hold office until the Statutory Meeting, when Directors will be appointed by the Shareholders) FREDERICK WALLIS, Jun., Merchant, Gore. JOHN CASEY, Wool Exporter, Gore. ANDREW ALLAN SCODLLAR FLEMING, FlourmiUer, Gore. JAMES BROWNLIE, Merchant. Gore. OUTHBERT JOHN BRODRICK, Architect, Invercargill. JOHN JOSEPH GREEN, Auctioneer, Goro WILLIAM AUSTIN MORRIS, Runholder, West Gore. GEORGE PETERSON, Merchant, Gore ' ALBERT EDWARD USHER WOOD, Merchant, Dunedin. JOHN MAOGIBBON, Merchant, Gore. ARTHUR ELLIS, Flock Manufacturer, Dunedin. * HENRY Ti ATJjTDAY, Merchant, Duredin. BANKERS: BANK OF NEW ZEALAND (Through whom applications for Shares may be made). SOLICITORS; Messrs SMITH & DOLAMORB, Solicitors, Gore. ACTING AUDITOR: FRANK YOUNG. Accountant, Mersey street. Gore. INTERIM SECRETARY AND CHIEF BROKER; FREDERICK HUBERT LABATT, 40 Dowling street, Dunedin, or P.O. Bar 635. Woollen Mill or from time to Tlie Company is being formed for the purpose of establishing a I Mills in or near Gore and elsewhere as may be considered advisable time by the Directors. Tho establishment, therefore, of Woollen Mils in the teahty in the Goro district must strongly appeal to investors gcnerMly Jo wool-growers who as practical men, will recognise the undoubted economic advan to by turtSnt of railages, freights, etc., of having the medium of manufacture &srjrss&£ s&n. •eat wool-producing conmry, asu ™ wheat in the world’s economy. The dominion s worn cup kVo moAOO WchtwT&i ttilVjThe buildings, V»».»d most modern and up-to-date description in every respect. Advantage Skon to avMl “ Watest labour-saving appliances in every department of theM. rfai: Sorts swa number of years post, as reference to balance sheets will prove. NO WITH attention is drawn to the exceptionallyJasy Terms ontf b2TS2 mntos °of «fl-mo£y extends over a period of approximately two yeaxs. The Company has 476 Shareholders, representing over £30,000 of Capital. APPLICATIONS for Shares may be made to- 0 BREBZE> Sharebroker, 76 Princes street, Dunedin. F. H, LABATT, Or to Chief Broker, 40 Dowling street, Dunedin, or P.O. Box 635.

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