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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIII, Issue 9456, 22 July 1881, Page 4

NOTICE. riOkCR TO KENNEDY'S DAILY. From Wangamii to Kennedy's at 8 a.m. „ Kennedy's to Wanganui at 9 a.m. „ Wanganui to Kennedy's at 3 p.m. „ Kennedy's to Wanganui at 4.15 p.m. M. T. BLACKBURN, Proprietor. PROSPECTUS OF THE "XTTELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT YV COMPANY (Limited). CAPITAL, i-20,000, in 4000 shares of £5 each, to be paid up as follows : 10s per share on application; 10s per share on allotment ; the balance, by calls, not exceeding £1 per share, at intervals of not less than three months, and it is not expected that more than £'2 10s per share will be called lip in the first instance. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. J. E. Nathan, Chairman Chamber of Commerce, Wellington. W. H. Levin, M.H.E., Wellington. J. R. Lysaght, Hawera, West Coast. Hon W. W. Johnston, M.H.R., Wellington. H. H. Lang, agent N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Wellington. James Gear, Wellington. W. C.j ßuchanan, Tupurupuru, Wairarapa. W. Booth, Carterton, Wairarapa. James Stuckey, Rangituniau, Wairarapa. Sir Wm. Fox, M.H.R., Rangitikei. J. Abbott, Wanganui. C. Pharazyn, Longwood, Wairarapa. H. H. Beetham, Brancepeth, Wairarapa. Coleman Philips, Dry River, Wairarapa. R. S. Hawkings, Bowlands, Wairarapa. Geo. Beetham, M.H.R., Wellington. E. J. Riddiford, Hutt. Wellington. Hon. J. L. Martin, M.L.C., Hutt, Weilington. John McLennan, Carnarvon, Manawatu. J. S. Caverhill, Hawera, West Coast. James Bull, Bulls, Rangitikei. Donald Fraser, Bulls, Rangitikei. John Stevens, Bulls, Rangitikei. F. R. Jackson, Wanganui. H. S. Peacock, Carlyle, West Coast. J. P. Russell, Wangi Moana, Wairarapa. F. Maunsell, Temii, Wairarapa. Bankers : The Bank of New Zealand. Solicitous : Izard and Bell. Secretary, pro tern. : H. H. Wolters. Temporary Offices : Council Chambers, Carterton. This Company is formed with the object of preparing by the Refrigerating, or other process, Meat, Butter, Cheese, &c., for shipment, and of undertaking the Export and Sale thereof. The Promoters at present intend making arrangements for the shipment of as many cargoes as possible next Autumn. They consider that it would neither be practicable nor advisable to erect extensive works for Shore Freezing in time to be available for these cargoes, and it will in their opinion be necessary to make these first shipments by vessels having the appliances for freezing on board. The erection of the works will therefore not be a matter for immediate decision, and time will thus be available for obtaining more definite infomiation, and for taking advantage of the many improvements in the process which, as the result of experience, are certain to be made. The site or sites on which the work will ultimately be erected it is not at present proposed to fix, any further than by deciding that they shall be placed so as to be most convenient to those districts the produce of which will be shipped from the Port of Wellington. It is intended that the Company shall have power either to purchase or ship, on owners' account, as may be found desirable. The trade is yet so completely in its infancy that it is difficult to foretell the proportions to which it may ultimately develop. The promoters have, however, sufficient evidence before them to prove that it can be carried on at once with a reasonable certainty of substantial profits on any purchases of stock at civ-rent prices ; and the higher rates which will soon be established will, of course, be a further profit to all producers of. the articles to be exported. The Promoters confidently rely on all those who are directly or indirectly interested in developing the grazing industry of the country, to assist them in carrying out what, if properly managed, cannot fail to prove a very profitable unclertaking. It is hardly necessaiy to point out the immense effect on the prosperity of the whole colony of a large increase in the market value of several of its main products. This, it is anticipated, will be quite as much the case with regard to j ctahy produce as meat, by settling, as it | will in a most satisfactory manner, the important problem of the profitable occupation in small holdings ot our vast extent of bush land. As time is of the greatest importance, the Promoters hope no unnecessary delay will occur in taking up the Shares, so that the company can be registered and begin operations at once ; 600 shares are already applied for. Forms of application can be obtained at the Company's Temporary Office, Carterton ; at the Chamber of Commerce, Wellington ; from any of the Provisional Directors ; and at the various branches of the Bank of New Zealand. The Share List will positively close on Tuesday, the Oth day of August. TAYLORVILLE STORE. COMPLETION OF NEW PREMISES. O. G. A. HARVEY HpiAKES this opportunity of thanking | his numerous customers for their patronage during the time he has been in business, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same.* O. G. A. H. trusts, with new and commodious premises, and a large and New Stock, to be able to give increased satisiaction, and merit a still larger amount of support. The stock, which is all new, consists of— Drapery, Clothing Boots, Fancy Goods Cutlery, Hardware Holloware, Brushware, Tinware Crockery, Chinaware, and General Groceries. QUALITY GOOD, ATsD AT LOWEST CUKKENT RATES. CASH PURCHASERS VERY LIB RALLY DEALT WITH. jfcir Goods delivered by trap o all parts of the district.