The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-05 00:00:00

ABRIDGE!) PRO‘PECTI-S.

This Company I; ............ purpose of purchasing One
Hundred Acres of Freehold Land, and adapting it to building
"grproperty adjoins the western part of the town of
Worthing—one of the most beautiful localities In the kingdom.
and a frontage to the sea of nearly rine mile tt Is sera
wended by excellent pubic rosils. within three quarters of •
mile of Worthing Metlon, and 4die hour and • hales journey by
rail frost London. The land tax Is redeemed, ant the ether rates
and lanes are merely nominal.
The worts which it will be the first object of the Company to
awn out, including the porcine.. of the fee of the lands, will
Invoice an expenditure of CteD,oon. Of this amount, L 160,000
will be provided by the share capital now to be Waned, and it is
considered that the further sum of 1160.000 can readily be
borrowed M a moderate rate of interest on the security of free-
hold land soil buildings which will have coat more than twice
that amount. The anticipated arms annual Income (at rents
below those which it it believed will be radioed., after an allow-
mice which is regarded as liberal for Interest, rates, taxes, and
correct expenses, repaint, and empties. Justify the expectation
of an ample remuneration An the paid.up share capital.
Plans, estimates, and particulars upon which this paragraph la
hued may be seen at Finsburyelreas,

Prospectusca and forma of applicatiou may be obtained at the
Oakes of the Company, at the bankers. or Om brokers.

THE WEST WORTHING INVESTMENT
COMPANY (Limited).
NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN, that NO PrETHER APPLI-
CATION for ',HAW is this Cornpaay will be RECEIVED
ATTER Soar o'clock on TIWEADAY seat. the 70 Instant.—Bl
order, CHARLES KLEE, Jan.. Secretary.
21. Great George-4mM. Westminster, April 2. Mt.

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nu Company has been formed for the wpme of purchasing
and extending the valuable and oldratablisbed
and engineering business of Messrs. Smith and Rodger, Glasgoet,
a firm wen known on the Clyde during the last quarter of a
century as successful builders. There h probably tio branch of
Industry which has been more profitable in Scotland during the
last few yews than iron shipbuliding, and when the great ad-
vantages possessed by Glasgow and Its vidaity see °maiden:ok
the rapid and Increasing expansion of the trade In that neigh-
bourhood is not surprising.
The Clyde nostrums great advantages, compared with the
Thames, in the lesser cost of oasis Iron, and wages; while the
skill and Industry of the Scotch 'Mame are universally acknow-
Itdbirecton have made • provisional contract, by which they
have secured, under a very favourable arrangement, the business
of Messrs. Smith and Rodger, Including the whole of their
bailding•yard, engineering premien, plant. tools, good will, and
oonnesion, as well as the benefits arising from valuable erbtiag
cootracts In be paid for partly la cash and partly la shame of
the Company.
The partners of the firm have .--reel to join the board of
direction, thus giving the Company the advantage of their valu-
able Influence and experience, and as the entire staff of Masan.
Smith and Rodger will also be transferred, under the arrange-
ment referred to, the Company will be enabled to enter Imme-
diately upon • bushier in full and profitable operation.
Although several shltrbuilding companies have barn aka
blished In the vicinity of London and Liverpool, whose 'opera-
tions have been stranded with great rimer, the bugger es
the yanks of the Clyde has hitherto been exclusively carried en
by private enterprise, and the largo fortunes accumulated by
Scotch ship-buiMers are a guarantee of what might be expected
from the working of a Company passaging ample means, and an
Influential body of director*.
The Immense Impetus given to fro, ship-building by the nu-
merous steamship companies recently establisW under the
Limited Liabilit Act, which require mania of pest sire sad
power, for trading to all parts of the world, will undoubtedly
prove a constant source of highly remunerative employment to
this Company ; and it is evident that the day is fast appeoscDing
when iron steam ships will be used exclusit ely, Rot only for the
conveyance of emigrants and passengers, bet also of teak silks,
and other descriptions of the finest and most costly articles of
commerce to and from every portion of the globe.
Owing to the revolution which tron.plated shins have effected
naval warfare, It has become necessary to reconstruct the
entire navies of Europe, and from the admirable manner In which '
the true-plated vessels of war, recently .bled to the British
navy, have been constructed by private ship-boilders and by the
Thames Iron Shipbuilding Companies, there is not the slightest
doubt that the building of the fleets of Great Britain and the
other naval powers will in Mare be largely entrusted to such
oompanies
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--iiie;ielement in the 'POMO of this Company is the fart
that there will be a London hoard, needy to c,ntract for the
various and important contracts of the British and Foreign go-
etraments, and the large shipping oompsaisa, whose orders are
naturally first placed in hand in London, and which are much
state likely to be ...cured by the influesce of a metropolitan di-
rectory, than by the application of a provincial shipbuilder.
The articles and memorandum of association may be Inspected
at the solicitors of the Company, Mews. Dawes and Bona, Lon-
don, and M 1111511. Lsmonds and Naclackle, Glasgow.
Prospectuses and forms of application ma be obtained at the
London Financial Association ,Limited`, -street .
the hankers, brokers, and solicitors of the Company , and of
Mara ti. U. and A. T. Jay, 16, Tokenboutreyard.