The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-04 00:00:00

TO FARMERS.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who is fond of
Farming, and willing to make himself useful.
would like to hear of a COMFORTABLE HOME in
a Yarn. Howse. where pupils ate not reeetee,L. nul.
lowest terms. size of farm, if near a railway station, to
11 /.., Post 'Are, High-street, Tunleidge Wells, Kent.
T AUNDRESSES : required two to undertake
1.4 the WASHING of • school and family at a
31.
eta
cottnge laundry. Coals. • kW, washing materials
provided. Wnte full tars, mention wages,
ineln'tinz ik.gri, to ise Lueinsorox, Kingeley,
Aiton, Hants.

FREEHOLD PRoPERTID4 AT PUDDLE
AN D D DLETRENTH I DIE. iIiNT°N
.OTS I and :I of the above PROPERTIES
.14 not having been Sold at the Public Auction
o
the 14th inst., the Vendors are men to TREAT n
the SALE of mine by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
particulars may be obtained of Mr. Ement
Ili•werrr, Solicitor. Dorchester.
Dated this 27th day of April, DO.
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SOLD, all that stone-built and ,
Ti substantial FREEHOLD RESIDENcE now
, in the ~,xiwotioo of Mr. W. Yisiins, situate in
Foniiiv.iton Green, Dorchester, Dorset, and containins
1 Underground Kitchens, I Store IM and Coal
Cellar. The first floor contains 1 Sitting Rana, and 1
large Drawing Room. The second Boor contains
large and comfortable Bed ROOMS, awl the third NOM
3 smaller ditto. Aleo mall Greenhouse, witli comma.
ideation from the second floor. Coach.house and two.
stalled stable, with every other suitable convenience
.11 the tirmises.- -Full particulars on application to
Mr. W. -VESSOF, Fortlingtun Green, Dorchester.
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ILLHEADS, ruled or plain, in every
l'rinted at moderate prices, and
with
the utmost promptness, at the office of this PaPer,
s, High West-street, Dorchester

INCOME WITHOUT RISK. —N LICENSE
I_ REWIRED. --An AGENCY for the SALE of
the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY'S PACKET
TEAS will, with moderate industry, insure • respect-
able liriag.—Apply for terms to the CostjustY:s
Warehouses, 9, Great-street. Malin's Chula...BM% '
Iliahopegatet, Loudon.

MANOR HOUSE, PUDDLEHINTON, DORSET.
MR. T. S. MORGAN be. been honoured
with instructions from CHARM' REMIT MAYO,
Eo.l,who is leaning the County, to SELL by AUC-
TWN on NIONDAT, Jr N 6 14th, 1475, at Manor House,
as above, his choice Cellar of Wines, oonsbting of

SOO Doom of Harting* and Oockburn'e POET
and SHERRY, vintage 1883, 1888, and 1870.
Also, a few lota of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Sale at Two o'clock.
Catalogues will be ready ten days before the Sale,
and may be obtained of the At:L-110874a, XJ, High
West-street, Doreheater.
IMrchester, May 3rd, 1875.

THE MILITARY AND NAVAL SUPPLY
AND PERFECT GUARANTEE COMPANY
(LIMITED). Registered under the Companies Acts.
1862 and 1867, with Limited Liability. Capital
£50,000 in 10,000 Shares of £5 each. One Pound per
Share to be paid on Application ; Two Pounds on
Allotment. It is not expected that any further calls
will be made; but if so they will not exceed One
Pound per Share, and will not be made at less intervals
than three months.

PATRON'S.
Lieut.-General Sir John St. George, Kea, R.A.
Major-General Henry Smyth, CB., Commanding
Western District.
Major-General W. Y. Shipley, C. 8., Commanding
2nd Infantry Brigade. Aldershot
Brigadier-General W. H. Seymour, CB., Command.
Curragh District
Rear•Admiml E. Gardener Fishbourne. C.B.
Major-General Sir Edward C. Warde, AA.
Admiral John A. Ihintse.
Lient...General Mark K. Atherley, Colonel, 109th
Regiment.
Vice-Admiral F. Patten.
Commissary General L. Routh.
agcroas.
Lieut.-Colonel R. M. Annesley.
Captain H. Campion, R.N.
Captain James C. Hobbs.
Captain Arthur Gilmore, R.N.
Captain S. H. Hobbs.
Baxicras.—The National Pmvincial Bank of
England, St. James's Branch, 212, Piccadilly,
S.W.
SECRETARY—Warren Wright, F.sq.' B.A.
Offices— 12, Haymarket, London,S.W.
_ Paosreerrs.
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This Company Mut been formed to supply members
of the Army, Navy, Militia, Volunteers, Yeomanry,
Civil Service, Clergy (also a certain number introduced
by Shareholders), with all kinds of goods, on a system
of ecomony and at the lowest poseible retail price.
The Company will sell for earth only, at a profit of
about 5 per cent net, not upon the capital employed,
but upon the amount oil' business done, so that a
dividend of 5 per cent, is mirk for the Kb areh older
every time the capital im turned sometimes a larger
profit may be charged, but the excess above 5 per cent.
net will be returned to the customers. The turn over,
it is expected, will before many months exceed 0,000
a week; and, after deducting the amount necessary for
general expenses, &c., a maximum dividend id 20 per
cent, is anticipated, and a large bonus to all
pun-Meters of goods to the amount of £3O during
the year.
A "Reserve Fund" will be edablished during the
fird year, and a certain part f the pnifiM will be
added yearly to the Fieci. The Directors will not
receive any re ..... neration until &dividend of spercent
in payable.
The cardinal feature of this Company in that the
Directors are bound to the principle. now, it is believed,
for the find time adopted by any public company, and
to which they will strictly adhere, and which makes
this Company a really safe and sure investment at all
times (See Articles of Association): and this principle
simply is that the Directors cannot at any time
purchase or order any goods whatever without having
the necessary amount in bank to the Company's credit
to defray Kerne. They are reemirel to pay at once for
everything, and never to receive any goods that they
cannot pay for. r.y this princiide the Shareholder is
perfectly safe, and a loss cannot possibly occur, for the
Company ran have no liabilities to meet, all goods
being pidil for before they are placed in the Stores.
It is evidence that a number of very promising
co-operative enterprises have been compelled to wind
up their business. to the great disgust of their 'hare-
holders. because eli goods were sold at low cash prices,
although originally procured from the manufacturers
on credit; added to which unsound and unreliable
system, want of eufficient funds to meet outstanding
engagements, eoupleti with too great an outlay and
creditors preesing for their money when not paid
within the specified time, has brought down ruin on
these companies. It in to guard against this disastrous
result that the directors have adopted this new prin-
ciple, and it is with confidence that they desire to place
it before the
The following new advantages are offered to the Rank
and File of the United Service, :

Non-Commissioned Officers and Soldiers of the Army
and Militia, Sailors, ml Marines will have the
exceptional advantages of dealing at the Company's
Stores at Portsmouth, Devonport7Sheerness,Chatham,
&c., without incurring the expense of purchasing
tickets. and the Stores will he situated in the best and
most frequented localities. Mechanics and other
employ& in Her .Majesty's Dockyonl, &c., will also
have the same advantages secured to them.
.111 interested in the welfare and domestic comforts
14 the Soldier and Sailor will appreciate at a glance
the round and benevolent porpoises this Company has
in view culls now about to carryout, and are earnestly
invited to give it their adherence and support, thus
ensuring the success of the whole scheme in which
many thousands will participate. The Directors will
have a bookstall in each Store for the sale of Bibles
and religions books published by the different
religious societies, which will be sold at about coat
price.
The Directors expect to open Stores in Liverpool,
Birmingham. Bristol. Plymouth, Milton!, Shrewsbury,
Leeds, Dublin, Woolwich, Chatham, and other places, ,
where there are military and naval &pate. The
arrangements are nearly complete for the immediate
opening of the company's !Mores in Portsmouth.
Aldershot, and Manchester. In each town special local
supervision 111111 been secured.
The Directors will he careful to guard against having
more paid up capital than can he carefully and pmflt-
ably employed in working the business and they have
resolved to sell nothing hut the very hest of everything,
and will deliver for Shareholders all orders of 20s. and
npwards free within a reasonable distance of their
Storm Shareholders will have power to introduce
members to purchase at the Stores according to the
number of Shares they have.
The preliminary expenses did not exceed thine
necessarily incidental to the formation of the Company.
Remittances may he romle by cheque or Post-office
onler criscsed and payable to the Company, or can be
lodged to the Company's credit at their Bankers. If
no allotment he made the amount of deposit will be
returned in full._

The Memorandum and Articles of Association (the
Articles of A...dation are the m„miations in Table A
In the first Schedule to the Companies Act. 1862, lean
by one section and a few *lite.' to suit the require-
ments of the ("inpany) can he seen at the Registered
Offices of the Company, 12, Haymarket, London, S.W.

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL,
Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE,
LONDONolirect attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which at we is
noir their manic and address on the labels.

PURE PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR,

CAN'. WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLES,
an exquisite compound of sweets and sours.

FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Spices, _Orange. Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace. ke /cc.

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures always bear tbeir
name and mbtrrss ors tAr labels, and may be
obtained of Grocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warehousemen throughout. the World.

MONEY TO LEND, to borrowers residing
in town or country, from CIO upwards, repay
&Wein one sum from one to tire rears, at IS per cent.
interest on personal seeiwity alao, on mortgage of
freehold or leaaehold pmperty fron 3 per rent., for a
terra of years to be agreed tens. No oununimion. --
Apply to IL F. Paiwros, Esq., I. Soutbarupton
Row. London W.O

XERMORIAL CARDS.—
IVA The friends of deceased persons Sr. invited to
Inspect a variety of MEMORIAL CARDS, embossed,
cameo, or plain, at the office of this paper, 8, High
Westatreet, Dorchester.
gb Embossed Cards, with name, dedee, ages, and a
yens of poetry, cc text of Scripture, supplied for 3s.