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Southland Times, Issue 4490, 30 November 1882, Page 1

* Public Notießs --^ gTEANG AND (HLCHRIST PAINTERS, PAPERHANGBBS GLAZIERS AND SIGN WRITERS, Dee street Invercargill. npH-E COTTpN FOR NEW ZEA ; • LAND. CHADWICK'S. Noted for strength, elasticity, and frefe dom from knots. Especially adapted for Sewing Machines. . SOLD TKT EVERY TOWN WC. KAI LL, SAIL MAKER, Don Street, (Next McArdell and C 0.,) HAS ON HAND, Tents, Tarpaulins, Oilskins, Horse Covers and Flags, and a large stock of." Hopes' and Fishing Tackle, etc. ' v " ■ Marquees, Flags and Tents let out on hire. W. C. K A I L L, Don Street, Invercargill. Orders by Post or Telegram will receive prompt attention . Wholesale and Retail. oc2 ~T M 0 E W A N _■_ SAIL, TENT, AND TARPAULIN MAKER FACT U RE R, Dee street, Ls t veucargill HAS ON SALE— Tents and FJys, all sizes ; Tarpaulins and Horse Covers, Oilskin Coats and Leggings, Manilla and Europe Rope, Plough Reins and Fishing Lines, Fishing Nets and Rabbit Nets, Fiahooks, Rods, Reels aocl F)ys. Seaming Twine, Net Twine and Ham Twine, Felt Carpets, Jute Carpets, Scrim Calicoes ap.ci Caava?, Diggers' Sluicing Hose, Bush liugs, Flags, Bunting and Ship Chandlery. Also, — A small shipment of fancy Horse Clothing, Cheap. The trade supplied and all orders executed with care and despatch. NOTICE 1 SOUTHLAND DYE WORKS, INVKRCARGILL. W. ALLAN Begs to intimate to the inhabitants of levercargiJl and surrouuuiug districts that he has started the above Dye Works, and trusts by strict attention to all orders entrusted to his care, combined with moderate charges and first-class workmanship, to merit the patronage of the public. Silk, Co-ton, and Woollen Goods cleaned, dyed, and beautifully finished ; Velvet, Gossamers, Ribbons, G 'oves, and Feathers cleaned and dyed to look like new : Muffs, Furs, and Albatross Skins cleaved and finely finished ; Damask Curtains dj ed and pressed to look like new ; Paisley P.aids cleaned or dyed, and h-^t Pressed ; isbeep Skins, cleaned, dyed, and dressed ; B'aukets and Carpets cleaned ; Gentlemen's Clothing cleaned ot 1 dyed to look equal io new. IVBXT TO MRS FULTON, Fruiterer Dee street. ocl9 PROSPECTUS OF THE SOUTH NEW ZEALAND FINANCE, LOAN, BUILDING, AND AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE— INVERCARGILL, NEW ZEALAND. Capital £100,000 In 20,000 Shares of £5 each. Of which it is proposed to call up £1 per share, payable as follows :— 2s 6d per sb.ire on application, 2s 6d per share on allotment, 2s 6d three months, 2s 6d sis months, 7s 6'l nice months. 2s 6d twelve months, 2s 6d fifteen months, 2s 6d eighteen months after allotment. First Board of D irectors : Hop. William Wood, M.L.C. ; Mr William Craig (W. Craig and Co.), Mr W. J. Molfett, Mr Alexander Cross (Aitken. Cross and Co). Mr W. B. Scandrett, Mr J. T.Martin, aud Mr Henry Wilson (Cowper and Wilson). Bankers : The Union Bank of Australia, Limitel. Auditors : Messrs Thomas Perkins and W. G. Bright. Solicitor : Mr F. W. Wade. Manager : Mr George Trew. This company has been projected for the purpose of carrying on a General Financial, Trust, Loan, and Agency business, aud tbe Directors have taken power in the Articles of Association to act as Trustee and Executor under wills, aad generally to act m any fiduciary capacity. The operations of tbe Company will include the receipt of deposits, bearing interest at current rates ; the investment of its funds upon mortgage of properties for fixed periods and otherwise, according to arrangement, including monthly or quarterly repayments on Building Soc ieties' scales, and general loan, financial, and commission agency business. The Di lectors have entered into an agreement with the Invercargill Permanent Building, Loan, and Investment Society to take over its investments and deposits as fiom the 7th September last, having satisfied themselves of the genuineness of the Society's balance-sheet, aud of the value and profitable character of its securities and investments, amounting to £18,722 5s £d. and which are taken over at that price. The piofits made by ibe Society since September 7th, 1882, will be transferred to the Company. The Shareholders in the Building Society are to have the privilege of either taking up shares in the Company at par to the value of their interests in the I )cieuy or depositing the amjur.6 thereof with the Company. As it is an.icipated i.hat a large number of the shares will be subscribed for by members of the Building t-'ociety, and only a small proportion will be available for allotment to the general public, the Directors have determined to close the share list on the 30th November, 1882. In order to meet the case of members of the Building Societj' whose money will be transferred for shares in this Company, and also to ensure prompt payment of calls, the first dividends will be paid on the amount and period each shareholder's money ha 3 been at the disposal of the Company. Applications /or shares will be received by the manager of the Company, at the office of the Invercargill Permanent Building, Loan, and Investment Soc'etj, Tiew and Hall's Biikiugs, corner of Dee and Esk streets, Invercaigill, or through the following Brokers : — Invercargill Mr D. S. Stewart Riverton ... Mi Iheophilus Daniel, M.H.R Winton ... Mr Thos. Me William Wyndham ... Messrs J. Templeton and Co Mataura ... Messrs Mac Gibbon and Co Gore Messrs Green and Souness Dipton ... MrWHWhitaker Lumsden ... Mr Thomas Black Campbelltown Mr Brazier Oreagh Tapanui ... Messrs Brebner and Washer Clinton „. Mr Robert Scobie Otautau ... Messrs Gardner and Gillies Fortrose ... MrAttwood. Woodlands ... E. Taylor & Co. Oamaru ... George Sumpter Queenstown W.F.W. Geisow / Qamaru ... J, 0, Morris ocll