The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-19 00:00:00

LpODON, I.IONDAT VIINING; JUNE 19, 1865. '

Tin Catloa r TVA 001&PAITY of
AMWAY (11wIllioda
Oa" AO of 1M
htoorporatad nadir the had
Catiltal £lOO,OOO la 1101000 Mares $lO mock
lwais SAP
A Minimum talvldead ot lt par mall per mama Ma bees
guaranteed for three mita payable MU-yearly, laawary
and July.
Deposit 10s. par share oa appiltaltos sail a further payment of
101. pre alms on sllotioeit. No es/ hip ameett El per abara
or to be m atle it a leas Waled than two maths tram pm-
yr=oall:
Niacin:al Is wade the deposit will be isturned ID tall

Dworgs 11.47,,att0, NUM flinigunge, Duel), 7, heehaw
MUM
award Mud Mega Dig. date of Dllereeghar, Director of the
Northam Amain Dig. of
Limited), M.
Tear C.
Alfred Meedeld. Dm. (Director of the Upper Mum Tea COM.
psay, Waited), Mime. Baronies, Frogman, and Dumbed.
Ismael Thodepson, Esq. (Director of the Upper Amain Tea C.
wm, Unite*, fl gnat 01. lielen'a.
Thomson, liesk (Direeke of the 1.7 Tea Company
of Arm, Lladted), Mug todieuvaine, ludia. Leaden-
ballet/est.
'(With power to add to their number.)
HAMM
Lom —ll•Aps and Manterniaa's Bank (Limited), Nicholas.
bard-street.
11013-11leasra. Thomas and Hams, Mincing-lane.
Baumae—Meeere. Lowndask Surgies and Woolley.
AWaltill a lima—Messrs. flosome, thaw, and Co.
ilisClUrraltr-1,
Bub* rm.
0711Cla-1, Beat ImiSlwavearai,
C.LedloAacian, leedenhall,
street, Z.
• DROIIPDCTII
This blicamemple, lee end kw Me ml.fr. oe parehealem Work.
=lcad turas, dttaloPhog wend Tamable and outset's tea
in Tippet Amok in Britt& India.
Tame estates, which will be conveyed to the Company partly
fet freehold and par* on perpetual lease, comprise to all not
lees than 16,000 able! y of One forest land, the bulk of
which is foe tea cultinUon, and are alluded
ta the Debit* of , at a distance of from six to twenty
miles from Dib,oogitur, principal Mallon. in proximity to the
rime Merl, Dikhom, Oohing, TtpUn. and other streams, and to
the two chief roads (tithe (Mulct. They poems the advantage
of a considerable supply of local labour, and the suitableness
of the locality for tea planting, ea to roil and climate, baa been
sufficiently proved .y the teems with which the cultivation ham
hitherto been attended, both in them and in the, of the
prineipal so in that pert, of Lamm
Between ==CalintfAs there is constant communi-
cation by steamers, aleedleg fasittlise fee the supply of im-
ported labour to the factories, and for their other requirements,
m well as for the conveyance of their produce to Calcutta.
Ot these Ovulations IAB6 acres are planted in tea emulne the
pi/Bogdan of which are subjoined. The produce of the estates
has obtaleed a high reputatton In the Loudon market.
A minimum yearly dividend of 10 per cent. on the pektetp
=al, payable half-yearly, Me bean guaranteed, tit part by
mien of the parchaes moseys, la other part by the
of a competent sum of cashin the hands of Me tarestara,PlietZt
also by the deposit of the debontnres in which the purchase
sweep an to be paid, the whole of which securities afford, in
the Judgment of the Dinetors, a meet ample semertly tor a Wei-
de at LlO per mai during the lint three yews In we of need,
bat which the Direr:toes, however, do not contemplate will mien
Attar the expiration of the third year, ea nearly all the plants-
.
Bons will be la full bearing, it la tonadeall emptied tlmt mad-
dze:M.larger dividends will be properlrely nalleed, and the
from which Shipment* it arrived at lave been made
altogether exclusively of say return from the sale of tea seed.
The price foe the property Ma be lied at £lOB,lOO payable by
i manual instalments, with interest at 6 par cent , extending over
a period of bye years, as follows, via :
On allotment of Maria C14.600
31st July, 1860
„ 1887
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180
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Teed AAIUN
Trovhdonal oontracta for the purchase of the estates hare been
executed.
. _ _ .

thossind slum have slresily been 'DOW for. No
promotion money whatever will be paid, and the preliminary
vspensee will be strictly confined to what are indispensable to
the formation of the
It has been stipule :I=l%i order to give the Company the
benefit of his knowledge and esparience, one of the vendors
abould join the Direction:.
. . . •

The articles of association and prorbdonal contract. may be
seen at the Offices of the Company.
In consenrence of inquiries which bare already been made. the
Directors have decided to receive a limited lumber of applka-
thins for she, es fay peid-up, participating in the dividend
from the date of payment.
Applications for sores to be medals) the secompanying forms
to the Company's Brokers, hankers, or Secretary. from whom
prospectuses can be obtained.
London, June, IN&

PARTICULARS OF TUE ESTATES OF TEIL CRUBWA TEA
COMPANY OF ASSAM (Limited).
I. The Chubwa Estate, parchaued from Masers. James Warren
and Nephew, consists of [Win, Dikom, lisalkatie, Chubwa,
Sew, and Haiti Ades Fact,ries and grants, all in the Luckha-
w» district, oa the banks of the &khan and New rivers, lad
on the roads leadlag from DtbrOoghur to Jeypore and fades,
at a distance from the station of from six to 20 miles. Extent
of land, 1,800 acres: of which 626 are planted, and of the fol-
lowing ages, viz.:
440 acres 4 years old and upwards, and in the 4th year.
180 „ I „ or in the Srd year.
40 .. 2 „ or in the tad year.
26 „ 1 PO PP or in the Ist year.

Total.. 625 „
2. The Tingti Isteth, purchased from the Upper Assam Tea
Company (Limited), omelets of the Factories of Tingri, Run-
mom, and Nudwa, all ta the Luckimpore district, on the bents
of the Dibroo and Tingri rivers, and along the made from
Dibrooghur to Jenson, and Buds, varying in distance from the
station from 12 to 20 miles. intent of laud, 6,000 acres; of
which 000 are planted, and of the following ages, via.:
160 acres old cultivation.
235 „ plant of 1861-62.
166 „ „ 1262-03.
61 114.1.1.4.
43 „ leo4-111.

T0ta1.... 060 „

3. The Wilton Notate, purchased from `A ltliam Thomas, Esq.,
consists of Wilton, Lingral, bamnee'Corea, and Tiplin Factortea
and grants, and Dibrooghur grant with bungalow, all in the
Lucklinpore diArlcti, on the banks of the Dikhom, Pelting. and
Tiplin rivers, &Won bah skies of the Jeypore road, at a distance
from the station of from 14 to 10 miles. Extent of lane, 6,600
acres; of which 300 are planted, and of the following ages, viz.:
20 SOW old cultivation.'
143 „ plant of 1801-62.
104 „ „ 136265.
133 „ „ 180393.
60 „ „ 136i-65.
60 „ just planted.

T0ta1.... 500 „

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• Inelatlng Glues Ttassall, Jam% Walmaley, and .
Maks. 111. Alkyl% Green, Marla'. &a Conductor, Trir. .
Joaglussaa AU Gm other slineficsa se tuna Commies at
Elglit o'clock.

THE SALISBURY ROTEL Salisbory-agues,
llest•treet, will OPIN:on the 24th Jew
This Is the most reatrally Masted sad the quietest Sold In
London. It le !laud up with all the modern requirenteuts. th-
alami s While Codwroom, Baths on every door, tr.
THOMAS WOOL Masa=

TIJE STEAM BISCUIT and FLOUR
COMPANY (Limited).
Incorporated under the .Compantes Act, 181 A"
Capital £llOO,OOO to OAS shores of Alo mob.
SI to be paid on application and At on allotment.
First Issue, 10,000 Shares.
04 Allah upwards of one thousand have been already satercribed.
Two months at lent between calla It is not Intended to call sp
more than £6 per share.
BMUS, et *soh airaseholder II strictly limited to the sitarle
subscribed for.
DIENCTORS
Erdman Cobb, Fes. (Messrs. B. Cobb and Co.', East India and
Chino Merchant, lit, Yenchurehatmet, London.
James Hicks Parkinson, ten., Phoenix Biscuit Work, Stepney,
and Cumberland.houle, Plalutow, Pas=
Plane Power, Esq. (Messrs. J. H. Gamble and Co.), lanchnrch-
Amy. London, and Morsison'asray, Cork.
Joseph Banton, Zen., Phomiaßlocnit Works, stew& and Clan-
vine. South Hackney.
John BD n, NesLLD., 17, CtushertandMrset, Hydwpark,
London (Fellow of 'the Hoist College of Physic" London).
Henry Van Ward., Peti., goemes.rosd. Clapham- Sonny.
twomaa—The London and Camay Bank, and Its
aoucnoa—Henry Wickens. Saq., 4, Tokenhouse-yard, London.
Bsonslin—Maros. Castello Brothers, 18, Thropnortoostreet,
Leedom
MAlminn—Mr. George Newman.
BliellifillY—Arthur Butt, Klq.
TaMponry lorabard-street, London, B.C.

The *Ma sale Wendt and Ship Flour Baldness ha, been as-
teminalt developed during the past few years, and now extends
:=lnnt the United , the Colonies, and other parte
Montle are now general articles of consumption, and all the
Indies grocers, Italian warehoosemea, confectiooers, toed
others ..tall them the demand is enormous, and has so In-
creased, that additiontl means of supplying this favourite article
of food hare become Imperative.
A camiderabis time would necessarily be required for the
erection of buildings, plant, and machinery suitable foe • lac-
' tory, and dividends would consequently have been delayed; but
the Division of this Cowan hen entered Into an agreement I
with Mews. Parkinson and for the purchase, on most
qatisfactory terms, of their well-known premises, plant, and
machinery, known as " The ?haat: Ship Biscuit Works, Ratcliff-
noes, Sammey." and the goodwin of their old-established sad
Mendable business, with the benefit of all existing contract'.
Thom buildings, and slso the plant and machinery, poems' all
modern improvements, belied been rebuilt and constructed
within the Mat five years, in consequence of the datructlon of
the former premises, de., by Are.
The ship biscuit Dueness of Mean Parkinson and Salmon,
which is the most extensive in the kingdom, will be continned,
and additional buildings, plant, and machinery will be at once
comtrueted for the manufacture of fancy biscuits of every kind.
Maws. Parkinson and Salmon have Joined the Board of
Directors, and are so confident of the success of the Compass,
that they have agreed to accept • large proportion of the per-
ches" money in paid up shares of the Company.
The Directors are also enabled to state that they hays sewed
the services of Mr. George Newman. aa manager. He was for-
merly with Mews. Huntley and Palmer, and afterwards with
Mews. Peek, Frew, and Ca, and his experience In the cartons
practical departments of the business, acquired in those leading
establishments, eminently qualifies him for that position.
As the Company will be In receipt of the ineoine of the limi-
ness on taking posetWon of the premises, early eivialeeds may be
relied on.
Besides the Home Trade, the Export Trinie to the Colonies Is
now capable of almost ladennita extension, and in Biscuits and
Kiln.dried }lour for Ships a very large business can he trans-
The pronto on the Biscuit and Ship Four business are nonsually
meat compared with other branches of commercial eaterprlse,
but as • large amount of capital is necessary for such nosier-
takings, 111 yet but fewgruss have roistered into it.
It has been estimated that the working carpal of the Com-
pany can be turned over on as average tour times • tear, pay-
nibs pr 10
112 e will ha par oente the benefit tub tire, oorf the"' economy ing '
the employment of • large capital and efficient machinery, sad
also the guarantee of • responsible Company for the Inuit, of
the articles supplied.
A copy of the memorandum and articles of association, and
of the agreement for purchase, may be seen on application at
the a licitorl offices.
Applications for shares moat be accompanied by a payment of
Cl per share : If no allotment be made the amonut will be re-
turned forthwith ; if • leas number is allotted than Is applied
for, the surplus amount paid on application will be applied
towards the payment of the df due on allotment, and the ba-
lance, If any, returned.
Prospectuses and forms of applications for shares may be had
of the bankers, brokers, solicitor, or at the Milne of the
Company.