The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-24 00:00:00

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1n68113. CLENCH, SMITH, AND CO. ARTS reSTRUCTED TO
ADCW/1 APPLICATIONS FO& SLUM IN
HODGES'S DISTILLERY COMPANY
tumittel.
mit° "The Companies Act, Sanlnd
ince=bigrol each member to the valise of hls shares.
Capital £lO,OOO, to 8.000 shares of Ltd each.
With power to increme 4 proportioa to desirable extend= of
Dueness.
Deposit on apphoation, CI : an allotment, At per share.
AIZCSOIIII
Frederic Doniton„ Zee., M.P. Lambeth.
PrWanckWalter ItroadVaads, bethCiaphain.
Robert Alfred Basal, Eq., Director London and Mediterranean
Bank
Henry Spicer, Zeq., Merchant, (honeys* LoseberdotreeL
Mined Oithat Swan; Aso., Director of the Oriental Commer-
cial Bank. _ .

Wiliepowir to add to their aerator.
Haitanne—Agra sod Illastermsn's Bank (Linaltod), Nicholas.
to lombardetrest.
aMorroan
Masora Coleman, Turquaad, You gs, and Co., le, Tokenkoese-
yard.
Joseph Harding, Eat Chntchotreet, Lambeth.
SOLICITOU-11•BaS. Sole, Turners, and Hardwick. SI, Alder-
manbury.
11201111111—Mares. Partridge and Greenfield, 21, Threlmorton•
street.
SaltiMalT (pre Weal—C. J. Cadogan. Esq.
Temporary Olices—l, Royal Zzahange.balidings.
DzenuiaT.--elturelt-si net. Lambeth, S.

This Cm/Y7 b iona;d for nm pitrisose of purchrang, carry-
ing on, and extending the business of Hodges*, Distillery, and of
"Cr=operations which may be connected therewith.
wide repstraos of this establistunent is well
known and fated. The distillery has bees established
and worked since 1774. and many fortunes have
boss s arammesta— •
This establishmest, with ell Ks commit trade, YU be, ttl
over to this Ossining on Ilia let of August next, the
Intstustesisf Ye Cos anisst app loss ea to esch of the
&meta and litrantleis as it may be mutually convenient to
trysts:. _ . .

The perty is capacious, well situated, and admirably
adapted to Its purpose, and it is held upon desirable titles, nearly
the whole bolsi frosbritL
The plant has with never ceasing caw and attention been im-
proved as teat as advantageous modliketioris of machinery have
been introduced ; and Its mment working capabilUy is aileratustrt
to supply a trade of fourfold the actual returns.
The establishment it, inereover, provided with moat complete
independent gas and water-works.
Looking at the present extent and condition of the premises,
plant and machinery with a v ew to enlarged besieges w shout
further outlay, the Directors feel convinced that the establish-
ment is one of the most psi feet of its kind in milkman
Relying also greatly upon the very confident expression of
opinion which they obtain from gentlemen eminent in the Wade
as to the eligibility °tithe concern. the Dire •l ors atheerely believe
the pros of the Company to be more glowing than they are
wilting to esteem
Mr. Frederick Bodges, the proprietor and vendor, to retiring,
desires to do so in *ram to relax in his application without
altogether losing his Interest In the business; and whilst be sti-
pulates to retain a large share in the capital of the Company, be
does not require to be paid in the sense of goodwill for the repu-
tation and business of his house othe Idiotism out of the balance
of net profits, kereaher realised la enema of dividends at the
rake of 10 and la per cent. to the shareholders.
The price to be paid by the Company for this osietorated limi-
ness, therefore, is simply the amount of valuation In respect of
the premises and plant, as settled by the Company's valuer.
It Is well understood, net only thronlihwol the Wide. but also
by the public at large, that distillers like brewers, command an
extension of besieges in proportiou to the facilities and support
which they can extend to the trade ; and this circumstance
explains the heavy Capital absorbed In successful establishments
of the kind, and the peculiar fitness of such buskins for the
empioyinest of a Joint Stock Company's resources.
lhe Directors reserve power to allot one thousand shares fully
paid up.
Prospectuses and forms of application for shares can he ob-
tained from the brokers end sonorous, as well as at the tempo-
anei rati aims of the Company. and from Sierra. (*tenets, Smith,
Co. I, Royal Excbange-buildings, K.C.
ta upon which no allotments are made will he retuned
to fa I. r

HODGESS DISTILULRY "VdPANY
Incorporable' pommel re "The companies Act, aint."
Capltal £200,000, with power to increase
Temporaryoflices—No 1. Royal Fachanse.buildlngs.
Distillery—Churchetreet, Lambeth.
No. FORM OP IJTMOLTION Vol SHARES.
To the Directors of Rodires's Ditillery Company (Limited).
Pee Newt Clench, Smith, sad Co.
Gentlemen —T request that you will Whet to me shares
of 116 each In the chew Company, twins paid to your Rankers
the depott of Al per 'share thereon : and, in consideration of
such &liniment, or of any less number ef shares which you may
sppropriate is ma, I hereby undertake to pay the £4 per share
then required, as also afterwards to pay any call thereon, and I
further undertake to execute the Articles of Association when
ate I hereby authorise you to Inscribe my name on the
of members of your Company.
this day of , 190 .
Name In full
Residence
Prof oak or Ira&
Noce of badmen
&Ratans

TILE MASSA-CARRARA MARBLE COM-
PANY 11.1mItect,.
under the “Conspenles Act. VOL"
lagXarritt4o,ooo, In 7.001 shams of CSC each.
Dwelt on appll mitten al per Mare. and RA on allotment. No
totem call to exceed 1010 s. per share, nudist lotervais of not less
Man three months.

DULICTOI.I.
Francis Edwards, Esq., Westminster.
P. Douglas lisdow, Esq. (Deputy Chairman of the Peninsular
end Oriental Stem Navigation Comp goy
The Cher. Was. lialuter Maim William Balmer sod Co.,

bankers, Leghorn).
W. Calder Marshall, Esq., R.A., Ebury.street,
Edward B. B.epheos, Esq., 4.R.A.. Upper Be'grave place, S.W
M. Itodolphe Weller (Merchant, Leghorn..

BANK mi.
London—The Bank of London.
lighoen—lfesars. Wm. Bohner and Co.
Souctrois —lleum Bischoff, Cole and Bompas, 19, Coleman•

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a. reek lf.C.
Bloniz—lostitta H. Moore 11. Throdinortonatreet.
Atiorroa —Frederick !daynard, c aq. (Public Accountant).
3SCILITAZT AND AiANAGZIL—AIr. John L 1 yd.
.. . .

K
00kos —London, AL King-etraet. Cheapeide, Leghorn,
is, Via Borne.

ziospicTus.

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This Company has been Lensed for tne purpose of purchasing
and extending the well-known and valuable marble quarries at
Lassa-Carrara. near Leghorn, hitherto carried on by an Italian
Company, Lowell as several other luiporlant quarries, in niJacent
distelcte. These querrles comprise statuary of first and second
quality, clear white, cillan, dove, and other marbles,
Included In the purchase are extensive saw-mills, recently
meted, and a large stock of marble, both In blocks sad Blebs,
and arrangements Sr. pending for securing an extensive agency
business In London.
The marble quarries of Carrara are the principal, U not the
nen spume In Europe from which white and veined marble is
Mire biLen quarries are to high production and extensively opened,
and In addition there are several other new quarne of the first
importance. The saw-mills are distant only three miles from the
railway station at Massa, from which a taxiway leads direct to
the shipping port of Leghorn.
' The con hit:ration for the transfer of these several quarries,
together with the saw mills, machinery, and plant pit the Italian
Company, and the good-will of its business, and also Including
the stock of blocks and slabs of marble In Italy, has been fixed at
DlO,OO, leaving ample capital for the erection of additional taw
mills, sad for developing both the old and new quarries.
The colossal fortunes made by the few parties who have so
long monopolised the marb.e quarries In Italy are a suMelent
guarantee of the griopects of this Company.
The Company will annually derive two sources of profit from
their operations, the one local the other foreign, by exam s to
Great Britain, America, the East Indies, and elsewhere.
Taking the annual total yield of marble at 300,000 cubic palms
(or 12,000 tons English), It is expected that the sale of blocks and
slabs wW realise a net annual profit, deducting all expenses, of
ffis.fue sterling: whilst with respect to the trade with Great
Britain, delactlise all sup inaes. Including management, a further
pr fit may be confidently looked fur.
Printed copies of the several reports of Messrs. Weiner, Bar-
giaccki, and Avenante, upon the value and c.psbilitles of the
property, may be Ind at the °Mom, where specimens of the mar-
ble from the quarries may be seen.
In the event of no allotment of shares being made. the deposit
will be returned in full. Should a kiss number of shares be
allotted than are applied tor, the deposit will be made available
towards the payment on allotment, and the balance (if any) re-
tained to the applicant
Prospectiner and forms of application for shares, In the form
annexed, may be obtain• d t the Mikes of the Company ; also of
the hankers, brokers, and solicitors.
Loudon, July 21,1566.

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR MURES.
No. (to be retained by the Bankers )
To the Directors of the Nu Carne Noble Company (Limited).
Gentlemen,—Having paid to your hookas, the
min off betas a deposit of f t per share on
shares In the above Company. I hereby request that you will allot
me that number, and I agree to accept such shares, or est, lets
number you may allot to me; sod I 'greet° pay the sum of f. 4 per
share on all Assent, and to •Igo the articles of *mode ion of he
Company when required, an r I authorise you to Insert my name
on the register of members for the number of shares allotted
to me. . .

Usual signature
Name in full
Residence
Profeados
Date

HYAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN,
M and 67, OXFORD-STREW.
Overcoats for sun, rain, and dust, lea 61. to nil. Overcoats, En-
titled and faced, 26a to Ka. Suits for business, the park, and
tourist Sta. to fila. Jackets In all the fashionable style*. fit. to
41, auidelagbans fieutonts, 30e to The. Vests in Oulu:Berea,
Was, washing dell/Lac., 7.. Id. to tla. Treaters basin fashiona-
ble stelae and =Mona* Us. ad. lo

HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS,
OS and 67. OE FOR DOTIIINT.
No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for Mame late wear. No. 2. Oen-
tlemea's Order Department No. S. Boys' MOW) for lassedlate
wear. No. 4. Boys' and Youths' Order No. 6.
Habit and Limn Deportment No. IL Hats and General Roder,.
No. 7. Travelling UeteLom Umbrellas, PertnalltaNMl. Rags, do.
Peerdsolal Dranedes :.--MrsisMisdam, 21, M. sad 24 New-stmet
Undo, 42. 1r1116146.

reLOSSON of HONEYSUCKLE, • delicate and
dieting= perfume. =treated from the doyen, by JNO.
OU4I/11,LL nod Co.. Perfame-a to 11.11.1 f. the Primer el Melee,
No. 12. Three Mug-court. Lombent=net. Loudest.

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