The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-28 00:00:00

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Viscount Folkestone,-li,..i;e:t-iiies Square, KW.
Vere F. Bennett-Stanford, Esq., M.P., Pyt House,
Tisbury, Wilts.
Captain The Honourable Henry Carr Glyn, R.N., 2,
Carlisle Place, Victoria Street, London.
Toni John Hayter, Esq., West Woodyatcr Manor,
Salisbury, Wilts.
William Day, Es, Alvediston, Salisbury, Wilts.
Frederick Gray, hag., 97, Piccadilly, London.
T. W. Richardson, Elm., 16, Brompton Crescent,
South Kensington.

The Wilta and Dorset Bank, Salisbury, Wilta.
Sou:

Henry Day, Esq., Hemel Hempsteaa, Herta.
Thomas Alley Jones, Esq., Lincoln's Inn Chambers,
40, Chancery Lane, London.

811:CRETART.
Henry Brown, Esq. 7, Westminster Chambers,
Victoria StrseL

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Registered Office for—ti:e--I.'ountry - Angel Lane,
Shaftesbury, I bmset.
Registered Office for London- 7, Westmiluster Cham-
bers, Victoria Street, London.

This' Company is formed for the purpose of carrying
on the business of breeding thorough-bred horses and
cart and other horses.

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A Provisional Agreement was entered into on
behalf of the Shareholders of the Company for the
purchase of the remaining portion of the celebrated
Alvediston Stud, the property of Mr. William Day,
of Alvediston, in the county of Wilts, consisting of the
well-known horse Camerino, by Stockwell out by
Sylphine, by Touchstone out of Mountain Sylph, by
13elithassar out of Stays by Whalebone; 15 brood mares
and their produce by thorough-bred horses ; and 14 foals,
also by thorough-bred horse.. out of thorough-bred mares.
The purchase-money was to be 4.!.1,900, to be paid as
follows :--1:4,900 to be paid in cash, and £l,OOO to be I
paid in fully paid up Shan:s. A sufficient quantity of
Shares having been applied for, the Company, by
another Agreement, dated the 2:4rd day of June last,
has confirmed this Provisional Agreement, and have
become the purchasers thereunder of the said thorough-
bred Stock. It is also intended to purchase a cart
horse and some cart mares is, an to extend the business
of the Company to breeding cart horses. The further
objecta or 1 )1111P1194e, ,f the Company are stated in the
Memorandum of Ass,. iation of the Company, which
has been registered.
It is expected that an arrangement will shortly be
made for the taking or 'purchasing suitable premixes
for the purposes of the Company ; in the meantime,
the Company have arranged for the poreesnion of the
stables and six paddocks at Alvediston as mouthly
tenants, at the monthly rent of £2O It..
The Company will afford opportunity to those
interested in rearing young stock to take a personal
interest in so doing without any large outlay, and as I
the shares of the ompany are limited, no shareholder I
will incur any liability beyond the amount of his
shares. And as £l5 per share will have to be paid
up, the liability of a shareholder who has paid up £l5
per share will be limited to the further amount of AS
per share on every share held by him. And in respect
of shares fully paid up there will he no further liability
whatsoever. The Company will also afford to the
Capitalist seeking an investment an expected profit of
between £l7 and £lB per centum per annum, as ileum
in the prospectus of the Company.
The only contracts entered into by or on behalf of
the Company are the provisional agreement herein.
before referred to which bears date the 29th day of
December, 1873 and is expressed to be made between
the aforesaid William Day of the one part, and
Walter Genge, if Shaftesbury, in the county of
Dorset, gentleman, one of the promoters of the Corn.
pony, on behalf of himself and all other the Share-
holders of the Company, of the other part, and the
Agreement in confirmation thereof, also before referred
to, bearing date the 2.lrd day of June, 1874, and is
expressed to be made between The West of England
Stud Company, Limited, of the one part, and the said
William Day of the other part.
Copies of the above Contracts, and the Memorandum
and the Articles of Aseocistion of the Company,
together with a prospectus of the Company, may be
seen on appliaidon to the Solicitors of the Company,
or to the TSeme—tary, at the Company's offices.
No promotion money has been or will be paid.
As nearly all the Shares have now been applied for
and allotted, an early application must be made to
ensure any Allotment out of the remaining few Shares
to be allotted.
Forms of application for Shares will be sent on
application to either of the Solicitors of the Company,
or to the Secretary.