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London, England, 1865-01-14 00:00:00

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THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of
astIGLAND (Limited) are prepared to RECEIVE
RIPTIONS forCOMPAN the CapitalY (Li omit theed). CITY of MILA
lIdpiItoVEMICNTS
A c l'neorPorated under "The Companies Act 18r2.
eipar t one-asion, dated 28th July, 1864, granted by the Muni-
abeuit " l‘rilau. confers the grant of the fee simple of
ato --yen acres of land in the heart of the city. imm(!di-
in,3",seurrounding the Cathedral, for the purpose of rebuild-
del in, Piazza del Dumo, and connecting it with the Piazza
dells oda.
of Share Capital £600,000, in 20,(01 shares of £3O each.
iihar !eh it is not propose intervals up more thai £2O per
too ,iefi The calls to be at of not less than three
coir S, and no call to exceed Xi per share. Further re-
tur„ll(nta are intended to be met by the issue of Debvn-
strgi,°dr. by the sale or leasing of he buildings as recon-
ter s'on i rate in the estimates for the payment of in-
est at the of .E 7 per cent. per annum, on the 15. h Ja-
litur!rY and 15th July, pending the sa'e or lease of the recon-
leted buildings ••the first hal'-year's interest will be paid
186 s.
al jtrali
elltt. £1 per Share on application, and £4 further on

TRUSTEES.
The Earl of Warwick, Ihe Earl Somers, and Edward
Warner, Esq., M.P.
The R, DIRECTOR
Credit Right lion. James Stuart Wortley, Governor of the
yoncier and Mobtlier of England.
1)41,r, dames P. Lacaita K.C.M.G., Member of the Italian
janarnent, Director of Anglo-Italian Bank.
e9rueß "etcher, Esc! (Messrs. Alexander Fletcher and
Co'e; London, Director .ot the Alliance Marine Insurance
,VY and Provincial Bank of Ireland.
C 0),
~-reri cknu J. B Delbert, Esq. (Messrs. Lane, Hankey, and
ondo
George E
,E. _Seymour, Esq. (Messrs. Seymour and Co.), 38,
Dion-street, en ,•ton-street, London, Director of the Anglo-AuB -
R. 1711'.
A
of British Y Wyatt, Esqrchitects late Vice-President of the Institute
n
efBinor.Ginsepp Mengoni, AHITECT S.
Giuseppe RC
Consulting Architect to the City
3%8 SOLICITORS.
It ro lilrcham, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co., Parliament-
,

ss BAN KERB.
Londonrs. Robarts, Lubbock, and Co., 15, Lombard-street
The 1300-Italian Bank, Milan.
BROKERS.
xteRF3l•B. Illehens and Harrison, 21, Threadneedle-street
tageto"nr-Bi;tLretitttrence, Son, and Pearce, 8, Angel-court, Throg

SECRETARY (pro tem.)
J. D. O'Brien. Esq.
TEMPORARY OFFICES.
17 and 18, Cornhill.

tel„,lle right acquired by the
fee-simple
Improvement
of -PanY (Limited)to the possession
onehes
rstonofoflithileanactlunla?
about seven acres of
illalnodroipne,thpereefemminmeernetialyt cdeinsttirnegouis
tniititehre prinnipal cities o
the _romhheather undtaßkriintgiesbheietphietretlo.
,13ontiby means of carried out upon
pc rider the Italian Law of Expurotpurtiyat,itohnesaeffeeecytienngeeprerotz
willeY.lectuired for works of public
best - the buildings upon them, of which the lboymttgenwry
owlill..
_,ree absolutely possessed, were pure
,L: Panty at an average price of 750 lire or francs (130) per
tcluare metre, or a total sum of £848,335. Theceprioceeetheeteopaaidt
Y the Concession Ares is fixed by the
4311,244, or 300 lire (£l2) per square metre for 24,519440.
Metres, and 150 lire (£6) per square metre for 3,
metres, leav*ng a difference of 4537,C00 in their facyriay
0 es. qq,
ruu ata i r eri es
fora ot £5 i7,,.k 0 will result as a positive profit to the
£55,000 in
fora the purchase-money for the Concession, .
cash, and £75,000
in favour of the Chi 4 7 400 plus
Company will consequently
paid by
the present value of the Property beyond the price
paid•un Shares. Theact:Fiilod,ifference
the municipality.
Mr. Charles Barry, the eminent architect, of London, w_heo.
Wag specially deputed to examine the plans, estimar &
ort at
ejl,the spot, values this area in the accomp anvil, r
Z'rifilo,2o lire) per square metre, or a total of above £i,100,000
Th
90 000 for
.-e Concessionaires have already provided ti-YMent of caution-money to the Ai unicipality, and£,
finer the ..esoti section of the land (which has ben registered
eatt has
''.' ot the Company's Trustees)' &c. 11
step been entered into between them andAtneajeCoemlopdaenyprtett
th Purchase-money for the Concession shall
ary
4 , be
enses of every kind.
th.,ilyal be seen from the accompanying
been made by The t,,Le large a contribution would not,havey
lit °Waffled the
report by Mr Barry
eate.',Zl but for the fact that the Munic
for
titeon of the State, four years sinceibtisoPi:etpabelritspfarolmotttebrye
Profit,
,illcliress Purpose of buying up
Ithhout ercof. the resutt ot whtbichwhhaes
lUtia t, any Cost to the city, of i .
ent the emn er,c,ajlaenssysi Burt
ogy,
vote 1,„ consequently the Mun cipeality are enabled to de-
rnakii;tie entire purthase.mone paid tlo-ebdtehe
teem, e the new streets and widening the old, and orna-
lionedng the fa ales of the Com
„ in the Concession. purchases
panr s buildingi as men-
rel?
eternis of the Concess!on which the CompanYP
TY. ri3O,. briefly stated as follows :
in
11.041'11,7 transfer of the Compan
square metres tot freehold
land, "`` Ineulnbrance, of 27,734
with the houses and
erpetuity, and free
beild equal to about seven English acres,
the aeutga standing, thereon, now lo t and ?mulled_ _,
0 Whin, and its
most deUlil centre of commerce in the city constituting
2 iiVelY populated area.
tpecifto light of purchasing this land at theetrpe
lq. 406 in successive lots. viz., 8,000 square m
Mediate, Illare metres alread
aud tb, Y 16,420 square metryesPbayiltihoer2a9th Eighterepbtecrm, lbB-elsr:
1.611. "` reraaMing nd t ransrailecesir7edi na)bdiolmnvge-
,3. The p„ 3,311 square metres by the
Neil pia -"inPanY are to erect, in accordance wienthdtdhweemlllunngi--
boe,e n. Warehouse, eountiug-housec shops may
cete„,2t_nd such other buildings as the Company
4.
.t,;'"".
_
Uliii ti,er to the Company of selling, letting. or
reconstructed
epeo iLie freehold land and the buildings reco
5. tie,
to e 1 "e rents ceded land
dealing
of the existing buildinga of the
FiVy b`
(311 g absol
li "I Rest, u eIY le the Company reported by Signor
. ebgont en rite. These 1 entals are
upon the
Barry,
Pointe!,
,ti architect of great renutation in
yltaialry.,
c. specially
at t 76,4 i° the nunidpality of Milan, and b
% The
47*
annum.
noo) to belong, w-th.-
oe. dine:e i„._Cries arising from the demolition of the
.old
j atY pity",l,lleci at 1,000,000 lire, or ,-
bebU
r, costs t, to the CcmpanY
rnamen be th
P
er ~rse by ibeq,extra. ornament of the proposed buildings toe
-Inane?, e alunicipalit but all such o 1,,,,., Proi,e, - s • company.
sit ex uultutoci ty of t le.
Thh, pehae, of Pality to
pay thee
and construction of sewers.
t ompany,
9.
Tatifit win going, drai7.ll,,,,rec;_
_o
p fit t the Company.
at a fixed tariff,
of th he lffunicineattnricedo itself to give absolute possessio_ n Com e Pronerty "e,6 •
t dues uroa transfer.
ie Dany Katy
„ neededn, swithtut any other charge to the
f 4 . The e„ 14 the usual Governmen
11_111re !de: "1, Pally to have the preference in executing any
The "'Veinal improvements in Milan
ritooval
centre Zealth and importance of Milan as the commercial
of
I%leethern Italy. and which will be increased b the this c of the capital trom Turin, render the prospects
city carllt exceptionally I avourable. The quarteureitt tne
tne
treats rebuilt is, as stated by Mr. Barry,
thatt of commerce in Milan as Cheapside and aCsornmhill are
„ London. The improvement of this business
thesee, town has long been imperatively called for. rreT
portion
del 1109, coupled with the progressive increase of rentals,
I,_ ~_ mend from occupants about to be displaced and
.others,
b"._,'
,ousiness premises, offices, houses, clubs, cafés, and other
Direst, on the sites which' the Company will possess, the
kureet. re are satisfied that highly lucrative returns will
attend the protected operations.
. The Company will forthwith proceed to the erection of the
Cunnings, subsequently selling the same or granting least 8
at premiums, reserving the ground rents in perp.tuity, or
capitalsing them as hereat ter may be determined. The de-
molition of the old buildings on the first section of the land
ceded to the l ompany is already in progress.
Applications have been received tor leasing and purchasing
some of the buildings as soon as reconstructed, on terms in
excess of the estimates submitted to the Directors. These
estimates, calculated by Signor Mengoni and Mr. Barry only
Upon the basis of the present rents, show a return of £
06,000
per annum In m the reconstructed but dings.
Owing to the probability that a large proportion of the
the
for this undertaking will be derived from the sale of
Ile re ve buildings, it is difficult to arrive at any precise cal-
!illation of the large profits likely to accrue to the Company 1
out taking £lOO,O 0 a year merely from rentsl as a basis, and
out
the capital to be raised, as proposed, in shares and
debentures the ultimate dividend en the share capital may
1 e fairly estimated at 15 per cent., and thii from freehold
rents. A. considerable increase on this return may be looked
for (from the gradual sale of the Company's property and
sources.
The concession, plans, reports, and articles of association
'an bet nspected at the Offices of Messrs Bircham, Dalrymple,
brake, and Co., 46, Parliament-street, Westminster.
. Applications for Shares are to be made in the annexed
lorm.
anda left w th the Bankers of the Company, upon pay-
Irn, ent h deposit of Z I per Share. If no allotment is made
Ili the applicant, the deposit will be immediately returned
'without deduction, and if a less number of shares be a' lotted
than is applied for, the deposit paid will so far as nee;:ssary
be credited towards the payment due on allotment.
Arrangements have been made with the Company for a re-
servation of Five Thousand Shares for allotment to appli-
cants who are Shareholders of The Credit Fonder and Mo-
biller of England (Limited'.
then consequence of inquiries which have already been made,
Directors have decided also to receive applications for
AlloAlltments of Shares fully paid up not exceeding in the ag-
gate one-fourth part of the Capital. Such shares to bear
Interest from the date of payment.
Prospectuses and Forms of Application can be obtaine 1 at
the Office, of the Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England
(Limited 17 17 and 18 Cornhill ; also of the Bankers, of the
brokers, and of the tiecretary of the Company.
January, 1865,

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
wo. (To be retained by the Bankers.)
To the Directors of the City of Milan Improvements Company
Gentlemen,— (Limited).
Having paid to your Bankers, Messrs. Itobarta, Lubbock,
and
i
agree
teb4yl
and Co., the sum of £
Shares in the above Com;
• being a
adepo., t per Share on
request that you will allot me that number
to
accept such Shares, or any less number lon may alio% to me
en the terms ot the Praspectus ; and gr ay the
deposit on allotments, and to sign the Articles of Asaciation
of the Company, when r( qulred ; and I authorise you to
Insert my name on the Register of Members for the number Of shares allotted to me.

Usual Sitznaturc
Name in 110
Residence
Profession
Date
Or, if FULLY PAID-UP SHARES are required, to be
rnli de on the under mention,d Form :
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR FULLY PAID-UP

SHARES:—
(To be retained by the Bankers.)

No. .
To the Directors of the City of Milan Improvements Company
Limited).

Gentlemen,---
'Raying paid to your Bankers, Messrs. Robarts, Lubboctr,
and , the suna of £
Der Share on being a deposit of £
Shares in the above Company, I I,equest that von will allot me that number of Fully Paid-up
Terithar 8; and I agree to accept such shqrs, or any ess number
ll may allot to me on the terms of the Prospectus; ar d
agree to pay the amount of such Shares on allotment, and
" sign the Articles of Association of the Company when
I:_equired and 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
Profession
Dato

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