The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-16 00:00:00

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1301101063.—Msers. Jubilee*. Farquhar, and Leech, 65, Moor-
gsteetreet.
BUMS. —Mesas. Hill, Fawcett. and HUI, 19, Threadueedle-
stmt.
ACIDITOII.9.

William Barton Ford, Esq.,pit—hliesWeocustant, BS, Kling street,
Chriapsids.
Cornelius Nicholson, Esi , Mama-hilt N.
AOVITS ix CALCDTTA -Mews. Gordon. Stuart, and Co.
SWINT/AY !pro teal—W. C. Lark,
OBJECTS OF nit COMPANY.

Theo/dodo( the British Indian Tea Company ;Limik•ti; is to
radar tea planting in India on an extensive scale, lu some of
Ma beet localities, on estates where the success of the tea plant
lea been already estahlie.ed, and where a large extent of exist-
tagplantatlon secures an immediatereturn, and afford, a certain
• base for further operations. With this view a provisional pur-
chase hie been made of eight valuable estates la the tee-pro-
ducing districts of Alamo, Cachet. Itylbet. said Darjeeling.
The estates comprise 2,000 acres mow in plant me acres of
whidi see three years old and upwards). The crop for the cur-
rent year included in the purchase is guaranteed to be hilly Meg
lbs., sod 600 emends of 82 lb. ..tilt lea seed : next
Tto. In Mig:'
Ace
rat In plant° :ere 40 cur of unnimmed
tends. adapted for tea plantattom. The lands are held el herbage
simple, or under grants from government tinder the old rules,
for staetyhtue years, at mere Doingaireuti. sad eouvertibie Into
lbsehoid tenure on very easy terms no pekoe at gene estates
1116,000, of which one-half le he be paid to gams el the
gainsay, the remeining hall to be paid to cash by lantalimits
god over one year.
fOSI Company will commence its operations with
IX/ acres in pleat, and a crop as above stated of 100,61010 a of
Ica, besides ZOO mounds of tea seed, which is readily saleable at
Lib £lO per mound. If not required for ext-nsions. The profit
ea as tea and tea seed produced dining the current year, calcu-
lated at present modemte prices, will sullies to pay at least an
Med ushers. dividend on the paid•up capital, and as large
awe wen Into bearing the Company's profits will rapidly
11Cfnitabee lave been selected with we by experienced par-
=and reillst lass been had not only to the quality of the soil
la fitness for tea collar., but also to the supply of labour
(facilities for transport. In many cues the lands have a va-
luable river frontsde.
The average produce of an acre of tea in India, after five years,
In from tiolbe. to Welt's. and upwards. The average price at
which tea of this quality now sells, deducting freight and charges,
is is. 101. p. r lb., whilst cultivation and manufacture co t only
Al. pee lb., and eves lees, leaving a net annual profit of from
gig to £l6 an acre, when the plantation comes into full bearing.
Whim beat the usual quality of Indian teas Ia grown, each acre
triJillighit as it, is cleared and planted. yields, after five years, a
roe annsel profit ; and where extensions proceed In the neigh•
hassled of ea existing plantation the expense for buildings sad
w Is very dignity Increased.
irrowth of tea will be the chief source of prig. The
oftweiry will pendently extend the cultivation, ea tire opera-
Mai will greatly augment the value of its übdearod einem
Pram the letter of the Calcutta cerrespondent of •• Tim
WA" which appeared as that journal on the 29th June task it
seen that au immense geld prorate Waif In India for
as cultivation of tea, and having regard to the present and reo
',Mtn value of the plantations transferred to die Company, It
liaslindently believed that the profits to she igireholders will
mead those realised by the Assam and ogee Indian Tag
Companies,
Xmas L H. Higgs A. D. Macleod, A. 6. Campbell. and L
Rushton, the saperniktidents of the estates. are men of expe-
rience la tea planting, and have been selected from perscael
knowledge of their character and capabilities. The plaatatioas
are in edlident working order. hsetng a olla located es thine
and are provided with a full supply ot implements for =antitox-
ins,.
Mesara Cordon. Stuart, and Co., of Calcutta, who have paid
much dimities to the cultivation of tea, and have succerfully
managed other properties, will be the *gents for the Company In
India, under the direction of the board in lamdan.
The peculiar features of the British ledlan Tea Company an
these :
I. The large extent of tea plantation on ha estates already la
sracceadul operadoo, placing Its results more on past experience
than on prospective estimates.
Y. The pike paid for the estates being In like manner not
bred on speculative ertimatas, bet on an actual production of
tea adequate to say at least 8 per cent. from the tirst, with the
prospect of a rapid increase.
S. The great capacity for early and economical extension, with
40.000 acres of lend, most of which is adjacent to the sanding
estates an,l buildings.
4. The distribetiou of these estates over four of the best tea-
growing produces of hobs, giving facilities for labour rod a
security against any partial failure In one locality from mita-
wearable reasons nr other causes.
The Directon expressly intimate that there le no payment to
be made to promoters.
Prospectuses and forms of application for 'bares may be
obtained of Means. Hill, Fawcett, and MIL the Brokers of the
Company, or at the temporary olioaa of the Company. The
amount of gl upon each share applied for mud be paid to the
Cent ye Denten on application this sum will be returned If
IQ ellsaeent Ie made to the •
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