The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-26 00:00:00

PROSPIk-TI'S.

Although within the pastew years considerable addition has
been made to the banking capital of our great Eastern posses-
sion, it mad still be admitted that In India, Ch J , and
Anibal* as weil sale fleiett4tenaltoalithe
awed
ham greatly oUtesul , and
the necessity again presses hard and severe upon trade in thew
parts for greatly increased monetary
To meet this necessity In some measure the British anti
Netherlands India Bank Is established and although It takes
powers In Its articles of assoctiation to enter upon any portion of
the wide Bold before it, not only in Indy China, and Australia,
but also in the Eastern Archipelago, yet its first operations will
be directed to those parts which have been chletly mulcted by
the newly-created kindred institutions
Chief among these fields in India will be the Madras Presi-
dency, and some estimate may be teemed of its value when It is
stated that the Imyors and export trade of noutheni India have
more than donbMd within the last eve years, sod the extension
of the railway system to that portion of Asia, and the applica-
tion of Earepean capital to the development of Its great re-
source, as a coffee. cotton. and tea-grewing territory, have in-
created its productive power to such ettent that a great
addition of banking capital Is absolutely necessary to meet the
instinct* requiremeata of commerce.
The British and Netherlands India Bank will also, without lass
of time, establish branches In China, Japan, and Batavia, and
arrangements sue contemplated with an Australian bank, by
which Its operation will likewise be effectually extended to that
geld.

As a profitable Investment the British and Netherlands India
Bank orters a very Midenb!o opportaalty. It will ocinmenes

operations under ',rouge's of very valuable and most extensive
support . and at a time when the Jointetock princip:e in banking
ts peoetrating with new ease every part of the rick lads pre-
saged in the Lest, it will participate at once In that very
lucrative tattiness which was once, the monopoly of native
discounters.

description of eichance banking byline's will oleo be
undertaken by the Britith and Netherlands India Bank, and It
will constitute a peculiar feature of the Company. that under
eatiefaotory securities it will issue credits to produces, through
which large rocamlealoas are made to the Banc_

Bitroesto loci mosey will be riven in the establishment of the
cud Netherimuls India The preliminary expenses
will be ocieeneil to ritl:Mfaqdtaburs'ssenta,
• • •

The eemuaer Uon of the atre—c7&;is lotbeshareholdets.

Prospectuses, and forma of application for shares, may be ob-
tained of timi breams, bankers. and at the temporary offices of
the Company , but no application for shares will be considered
unless a deposit of tl per share has been previously paid to the
bankers of the 9anapany. . _

_„.
The articles of association can be seen at the oaksa of the
Company.
In the event of no allotment twine made. the deposit will be
returned without deduction and should We number allotted be
nu than the number applied for, ha payment in excess oiU be.
applied towards the amount due.

10131 OP ♦PPUCATIOII POl MI UM).
To be retained by the Bankers.

No
To the Larecton of the Brill& and Netherlands India Honk

"iaraTteT

Oenllemen,—Naving paidtniMir Bankers the sem of
. being a deposit of *LI per share on shares
in the above Company. I hereby request that you will allot me
that number, and I agree to become a member of the Company
in respect of such Mures, or in respect of any less number you
may allot me, and to pay on allotment the further deposit of u
per share thereon, and I request tb my name may be placed or
the Register of Meintwes for the shares so allotted.
Name to full
Iteablesee
• Profeedon or beldame
Dale

THE INDUSTRIAL COMPANY of CENTRAL
ITALY ;Limited).
Incorporated under The Companies Act, 166 T., with limited
Capital 4250,000, In T 6,000 shares of 410 each, of which 16,000
have bees already placed.

Deposal on Application Al. and ou Allotment LI per 'lure.
No call to emeed A 2, or to be awl* at leas intervals thaa three

months.
DtarcroitS.
Thomas %nivel Cuthlll, Ely , Greshamatreet, E C.
Clarks lienlrey, Esq., 17, Pull-nags,, W.
John Tonipiett Noakes, laq iMasora. J. T. and W. Noakes',
Southwark street, Borough,
Wllllorn ginner, BK. ,Yeses. Quitter, Ball, sod Co.:, Itoorgate-
street, LC.
WlMam Petition Starting, Fag. 'Dtreetor of the Loudon and
Northern Bank', Laurence Inantriey4lll, LC.
George Wythes. Foy , Jon., litekley-park, Bromley, Lent.
With power to add to !heir anotb!r.
'"

MAJIGIIO MUMS 1:111 tiALI —t;eoryaea y, Laq .C L
BAnnnia—The Apt and alasterman's Bank ,Undied.. Nkhulas-
lane, London, LC.
Bowman—Menem /mom Cobh. and Pomo% 4, Baaingludl-
street. LC.

STA...MING COCIO4 IN ITALY -II SAnor C&T. Chiapas.), Adrie
cat.. Turin, Member ol the Italian Parliament

Tozer sad QullLer. b. Copthall-court, Thew.
mortoommet. London, C.
FICRITART .pro teas.)—Mr. Maris t C. Creeks,.
Temporary Oelem—Tho =am AW, IIMICO PoulamyMlL,
LC.

PitOSPECTI'S.

No country la the world presents moos opportunities for the
advantageous employmest of capital than Itaty sbouada in
mineral and agricultural wealth, and has a tame population,
agordlng an abundance of cheap labour, and only requires the
application of capital, on the joint stack prlocipte, and swag
enimprise to develop and render productive Its great natural
resources. . . .

—Firaicsapany Is formed to provide the requisite means far
developing Industrial undertakings of und4Wable commearnial
value. _ _ .

—FL business of the Company will be commenced by the par-
cham and worklng of extensive and valuable deposite of naive
sulphur, situate in the Romagna. which are now belay worked
with considerable milt, and are in the immediate neighbour-
hood of the productive sulphur mince of the Bolognese Company,
which for several years realised profits averaging 33 per cent, par
annum no the capital employ ed.
The mines litteuded to be worked by this Cosi:env are con-
tiguous to the Central Italian Railway. and within a few miles of
good seaports, and they have been thoroughly inspected and in•
vestigated by Independent and reliable practical men, specially
sell over by the Medan for that purpose, and their reports,
which can be seen at the °Moe of the Company, enable the Di-
rectors to state with confidence that a net annual profit of from
15 to 25 per cent. on the capital employed may be fairly enact-
paled.
Under their advice a provisional azreement hal been entered
into for the purchase of the whole of the concessions of these
Minee together with all melte and privileges, and plead thereto
attached. for the sum of £09.°Q0.: the sulphur, when smelted,
being subject to a small royalty of about hi. per quintal
Not more than half the capital of the Company will he required
for the purchase and development of the sulphur mines come-
quently, it Is not proposed to call up more than a:5 per share until
other undertakings are entered upon.
Asa proof of the confidence felt by the vendors In the suc-
cessful working of these mines, they have consented to take
neatly median their purchase In ney in shares, en which they
are not to receive interest or dividend usual 10 per cent. per an-
num has been peados the capital employed.
No promotion money, or other aim ler charge, has been or will
be paid In respect of the formation of this Company.
Every Information may be ordained at the temporary °flees
of the Company, where copies of the reports and the neemearan-
dein and Articles of Associetion may be seen.
Application for shares must be made in the annexed form, and
be sent to the bankers, brokers. or to the temporary offices of
the Company, accompanied by the required deposit of Li per
share, and in lams where no ointment is made the amount of
depodts paid on application will be retarded In full.