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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2104, 19 December 1879, Page 3

3?ul>lic Notices. B. WALLIS, JpURNISHING UNDERTAKER, Beswick, Street, Timaru. Funerals of every desorption furnished and conducted on the shortest notice, in town or country. Graves enclosed with wood or iron fence. Hearse, Horses, Falls, Plumes, A'c., on hire. N.B.—The trade supplied. NEW GOODS AX fJIAYLOR AND BOWIE’S Now Opened. Ex “ Calypso,” Ex “ Forfarshiio,” Ex “ Helen Denny.” * - NEW BRUSHWARE : Hair Brushes Clothes Brushes Tooth Brushes Nail Brushes. Shoe Brushes Stove Brushes Bannister Brushes Plasterers’ Brushes Ac., Ac., Ac. NEW CHINA AND GLASS : Dinner Her vices for 12 newest design*. Tea „ „ „ Coffee ~ „ „ „ Breakfast ~ „ ~ ~ Cut and Engraved Glassware of all kind*. TAYLOE & BOWIE, Great North Road, Timaru. TSULL I V A N • (Late Scott and Sullivan). Sion-writer, Chained, Painted, PapkrlIANOER AND DECORATOR, NORTH-STREET, TIMARU, Wishes to inform his numerous friends and patrons that he has taken the business lately carried on by S. and S. as Painters, Paperhaugcrs, Signwriters and Grainers, and trusts by strict attention to business, moderate charges, and good workmanship, to secure a share of public patronage. Prospectus. PROSPECTUS or THE p HCENIX BREWING AND MALTING COMPANY [Limited,] Capital .. .. .. £IO,OOO (In 2,000 shares, of £o each.) FIRST and present issue 1,000 shares (of wirich -150 have already been applied for), payable as follows : —Five shillings on application ; Five shillings on allotment, and balance as may be required, no call exceeding ten shillings, nor being made at a shorter interval than three months. Provisional Directors.; Mr Robeit Cole “ Charles Green “ William Moody “ Josephus Murphy Mr A. J. Parsons “ J. I). Rogers “ Thomas Swinton “ William Zieslor Bankers: The Union Bank of Australia, Timaru. Solicitor : Arthur Ormshj. Secretary (pro tern.): William Ziesler. Broker: William Moody.

This Company is formed for the purpose of continuing and enlarging the brewing business liitherto carried on in Tiniaru by Messrs A. Moore and Sons, and being the only large brewery in the district between Ashburton and Oamnru, and of sufficient capacity to meet its requirements, the directors feel confidence in offering the unallotted shares to the public. The property consists of three quarters of an acre of freehold land situated at the corner of Brown street and Cross street, in the town of Timaru, with large and substantial brewery, and two malt houses, one built of stone and the other of concrete, with machinery, vats, hogsheads, and all other plant necessary for effectually and economically working the business to the extent of one hundred hogsheads per week, and twelve thousand bushels of malt during the season. The business is now being actively carried on by the Directors individually, and as a private company, they being so satisfied from enquiry and examination of its remunerative and profitable nature as to feel no hesitation in doing so at their own ex pense and on their own responsibility, and as a guarantee of their buna Jidc.x they offer for the first year on the paid up capital a minimum dividend of ten per cent per annum. The Directors invite the public to join them in the undertaking, in order to enable them to develop and enlarge the business, which, with a command of capital (enabling the company to increase their hotel and other trade) must prove a more than usually profitable investment. The Directors feel justified in saying that the Company will be largely supported by the hotelkeepers in the district, several of them having already applied for and taken shares, and others having promised to do so on the Company being established. This Valuable Property, consisting of Freehold Laud, Buildings, Machinery and Plant, and from which there will be profits divisible in six months (the business being now in active operation and thoroughly well established) is offered to the public furtive thousand pounds, payable by instalments as calls arc available. The Directors confidently anticipate the co-operation and assistance of the farmers of the district, as they can offer to them every inducement for the production i f first-class barley, of which the Company will be large purchasers next and each succeeding grain season. The Company though, of course, purchasing no article unless of the best quality will naturally give a preference to those having an interest in its welfare. The Directors feel justified in asking the cordial co-operatiop. and assistance of all residents in the district and others interested in its permanent welfare who are anxious to maintain in a strong ,<nositioa an important and necessary local 'Sfeuslry which will keep in the district • , Is*large amount of money which would odherwisa be lost to it. Applications for shares will...be received by any of the Pro Visional Directors of ill® Company.