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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2673, 13 October 1881, Page 4

3?ixl>lic Notices TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. The Sixteenth ANN.UAL EXHIBITION • OF Stock, Agricultural Produce, and Farm Implements, will be held on the ASSOCIATION’S GROUNDS, WAI-ITI ROAD, ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCT. ;> 25 and 26. THE Association offer Prizes of Plate, Money, and Medals in each Class, viz.. Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Poultry, Agricultural Produce, &c. PRIVATE PRIZES. Messrs Miles, Archer and Co., J. T. Ford and Co., and Thomas Teschemaker, Esq., give a Prize of £ls los, to be added to the Society’s Prize of £lolos, to the largest prize-taker in Merino Sheep. National Mortgage and Agency Company give a Prize of £lO 10s to the largest prizetaker in Shorthorn Cattle. Timaru Drapers give a piece of Plate, value £l2 12s, to the largest prize-taker in Draught Horses. Timaru Butchers give a piece of Plate, value £lO 10s, to the largest prizetaker in Fat Cattle. Licensed Victuallers give a piece of Plate value £lO 10s, for the greatest number 1 ©f points in Dairy Produce. R. H. Rhodes, Esq., junr.,givesa piece of Plate, value £lO 10s, for the best Hunter, in addition to the Association’s Prize, Messrs Maclean and Stewart give a piece of Plate, value £5 sb, to the largest prizetaker in Draught Stock being aresident in South Canterbury. Messrs Wildie, Allan, and Stumbles give a piece of Plate, value £5 ss, for the best Merino Ram. Messrs P. Cunningham and Co. give a piece of Plate, value £5 ss, to the largest aggregate scorer in Agricultural Produce. The President gives a piece of Plate, value £5 5s for the best Thoroughbred Entire. “ Timaru Herald” gives a piece of Plate, value £5 ss, to the largest aggregate scorer in Classes Sheep, Cattle, Pigs, Horses, Dairy and Agricultural Produce, M. Studholme, Esq., gives a piece of Plate, value £5 ss, for the best Brood Marc in Other Horses, for breeding weightcarrying hacks, either in foal or with foal at foot. Sergeant-Major D, McGuinness, C.Y.C., gives a piece of Plate, value £5 ss, for 1 the best Cavalry Charger, up to 18 j stone weight. j Mr VV. Evans gives a piece of Plate, value j £3 3s, for the best sample of Wheat, Messrs],Taylor and Bowie give a piece of Plate, value £3 3s, for the most points in Cheese. Messrs R. Wilkin and Co. give £3 3s, for the best collection of Farm Implements on the ground, Mr B. Hibbard gives a Prize of £2 2s for most points in Bacon and Hams, Messrs J. Anderson and Co. give a Prize of £2 2s for the best Butter, made up in half-pound rolls (plain) ready for the table. Mr ?, W. Hutton gives a Prize to the largest prize taker in Other Horses, Sydney’s Book on “ The Horse,,’ value £2 ss, Messrs Priest and Holdgatc offer to the largest scorer in Butter a Butterworker as a Prize. Mr W. McKeown gives for 'the best Weight-carrying Hack a Stockwhip. Mr C. Bourne offers a Prize of £2 2s for the best L’ght Farm Wagon. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co give a prize of £5 5a to the largest scorer in Wheat, Oats and Barley, grown in the Timaru District (the last season’s growth). Messrs G. |and J. Young offer a piece of plate value £4 4s, for the most points in classes Pigs. Programmes can be had on application to the Secretary. F. W. STUBBS, Secretary, Messrs Maclean and Stewart’s Buildings, Strathallan street.

PROSPECTUS OF THE South Canterbury BUILDING AND INVESTMENT COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated under the Joint Stock Acts. Capital, £IOO,OOO, in Shares of £lO each; os per Share to be paid on application, os on allotment, and calls of 2s 6d to be made at intervals of not less than three months. It is not intended to call up more than £1 per Share. Dxeectobs. Mr E. G. Kerr Mr B. Woollcomhe Mr H. Cain Mr D. Gedye Mr W. Evans Mr W. Moody Mr Geo, Stumbles. Bankebs. Union Bank of Australia (Limited). Adduces. Mr James Granger Mr E. H. Tate. Manager. Mr W. Ziesler. Valuator. Mr James Granger. This Company has been formed to meet a long-felt want in the district of an institution occupying a wider sphere than that filled by existing Building Societies. The intention of the Company is to carry on business on Building Society principles, to receive deposits at current rates of interest, to make advances on approved landed securities for fixed terms, to provide for the conversion of any of its Building Society loans into fixed loans, paying interest quarterly or half-yearly, or the reconversion of such fixed into progressive loans, and also to advance upon the security of the paid-up amounts of Shares subscribed under the Building Society Section. The profits of the Company will be allocated in such a ratio as to adjust fairly the claims of the two classes of investors— Capital and Subscription Shareholders. In regard to the subscription shares under the monthly-payment system, these may, on attaining the value of £lO each, be converted into fully paid-up capital shares of the Company, or paid out in cash at the option of the holder. j The Directors do not consider it will be necessary to call up more than £1 per ! share on capital shares, as they deem it more advisable to borrow on deposit or debenture, should it be found, in the course of time, that the business of the Company warrants the use of increased capital, The Books of the Company will be audited quarterly. The distinguishing features of the Company's operations having thus been laid before the public, the Directors, in placing the share list on the market, do not consider it necessary to add any recommendation further than simply referring to the benefits which such an institution must confer on the district, having its funds all invested locally, its support from local capital, and its operations superintended by local directors, The Share List will close on 31st October. Applications for shares to bet made to the undersigned. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, Timaru ; Or, W MOODY, Interim-Secretary, i