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Ntsf a Loan and Investment Company it cannot fail to show
txtet,e.oy risults. Money may be invested to almost any
rity, '0 ni firt or preference mortgages, of the amplestsecu •
NtEi; :I land, d property in the South African Colonies, at
lag, a 14,3'ing from 6 to 12 per cent. per annum, thus yield-
-48 it ,u,;rge lirofit over the cost of money in England , and
b 11 b,
ebeb.t, the object of the Directors to raise money, on
41ppliee,res of the Company or otherwise, to be specially
''f
Plied
‘o
I°ans on such first mortgages, it becomes matter_
key I,e'ileulation that the profits to be made by the Com
11114; '' this department of its business will be highly re-
.44erraanti v e.
I'letieei,gcnients are in progress for the immediate com--
14,1 ent of the business of the Company in all its det
,!Enti:lltst and the Directors will give their especial a -
:teorwe-;• w the selection of efficient and well-qualified ma-
'ke 6.era Will b taken inthe Articles of Association for
4jek 41'.1.1.Poratione witlathis Company of existing Compa-
-4s tblecbieet in South Africa.
pa,lzeratial
wimp is established at the urgent request of
k ''Y 10 a colonists, who are prepared to invest in the Cora-
r allot considerable extent, 2,000 shares will be reserved
Are),Seh Illent in South Africa.
• Provisio palinary
ex n has been made by the Directors for the
will eurethe Company against
tlihllecl ti7sealitlYrtsioui:Wenllsevaesr. in. the nature of promotion money,.
Of the`Qtreh es of Association will contain a clause giving
bi olders the power to fix, year by year, the amount
trlhe he senors' remuneration.
1,,,'111ch of,''' office of the Company will be in London, but
Solt"11cloa Boar and local committees, under. the control f the
h .ard, will be established in the chief towns of
itS3l•l',l4.
her t,,,-‘Oll for Flares to be made in the following form,
„,, po." the Brokers or to the Secretary of the Company.
'0 tit, 1,4,4 OP APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
—Lr,..tors of the South African Irrigation and In.
.t Oeatieroe_ vestment Company (Limited).
0_
Qin , be!)---Raving paid to your Bankers the sum . f
Shares in
Cabev.,deposit of X 1 pwr Share
CI, tatob"nlPany, I hereby request that you will allot me
lethe Arjr,' and I agree (according to theform prescribed
mayZr' na ies of Association) to accept such shares, or any
Ik)illeibvefolalnay allo. t me, and to execute the Articles
iueo,;" v",,tia required ; and I request that my name
'lotted, °II the Register of Shareholders for the Shares

Name in full
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The agricultural implements, direct from the
Exhibition, are coming in rapidly, and being depo-
sited at the respective stands which have been as-
signed to them') and there is a peculiar feature con-
nected with their arrangemet4 which will be exceed-
ingly acceptable to the public. In the first place,
all the stands for the exhibition of seeds, roots, and
agricultural produce are being erected with their
bucks to the walls of the building, with an avenue
between them and the implements,.which will oc-
cupy the centre, leaving another avenue between
them and the outside railings of the galleries, thus
affording to visitors an uninterrupted view from the
latter of the show-yard and the cattle and other
specimens from which, it will be recollected, they
were completely shut out at Biker-street. Messrs.
Gibbs and Co., seedsmen to the Royal Agricultural
Society of England, have already commenced the
erection of their stand for the exhibition of cereals,
seeds, kc., and the space appears to be nearly double
that supplied to them in Baker-street. It is situate
immediately adjoining the eastern staircase in the
southern gallery ; whilst Messrs. Skewing, of
Liverpool; Lawson and Co., Thos. Gibbs and Co.,
Carter and Co., seedsmen to the Queen ; the well-
known Benj. Edgington, and others, are erecting
stands of a more than ordinary neatness in various
parts of the galleries. Messrs. Clayton, Shuttle.
worth, and Co., Burgess and Key, Wedlake and
Co., and other makers of steam engines, thrashing
and reaping machines, and the other larger and
more weighty specimens of agricultural implements,
are taking up their stations under the galleries, as,
in accordance with a rule which had been laid down,
no single machine is to be permitted in the galle-
ries above the weight of two tons, and all over that
weight must go below.

A very elegant clock is being put up at the wes-
tern of the grand area, and the arrangements for
lighting are now also completed. Upon this point
it would appear that, with a desire to show off to
advantage the really beautiful roof of the central
avenue, the gaseliers, of which there are 14 large
ones (seven on each side) bearing sprays consisting
of 14 lights each, have only been lowered to within
about 10 or 12 feet of the level of the flooring of the
galleries, which raise them so high above the ground
of the basement where the cattle will be plat -d, as
to render the light, which they would give were
they alone employed, scarcely sufficient ; but all de-
fect, if there were any upon this point, has been ob-
viated by attaching a second circlet to the tubes
which run from the galleries at intervals, and by
erecting on every alternate standard which holds the
iron work of the cattle and sheep pens, a spray of
six gas batswings, which, while it affords ample
light, gives the whole building a very pleasing effect.
The general arrangement leaves nothing to be de-
sired, and as a matter of accommodation to the
visitors, the Agricultural Hail Company have se-
cured the services of a numerous and efficient staff
of commissionaires ; a post letter-box, lavatories,
and accommodation of every description is afforded
The waiting-rooms for ladies are fitted up in a most
comfortable and convenient manner, whilst those for
gentlemen are not less so; and the refreshment de-
partments have also engaged the study of those
who have had the arrangements under their care for
general convenience and comfort.

Amongst other novelties, a place has been assigned
at the Islington-green entrance for the exhibition
by Messrs Aubert and Linton of their piping bull-
finch, which attracted so much notice at the Inter-
national Exhibition, and which they have under-
taken shall amuse the visitors for the benefit of the
Lancashire Operatives Fund. The last day for the
reception of implements will be Wednesday first,
and Friday night, at 12 o'clock, will be the last
hour at which specimens of cattle or other live
stock will be received. The stewards will make
their award on Saturday, and about eight o'clock
on Saturday evening the building will be opened
for a private view to the members of the club, the
public press, &c. Monday, the Bth, the show will
be opened to the public as a ss. day, and on the
four following days at the ordinary charge of ls.,
finally closing on Friday evening.