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Cornhill, E.C.
i'Ztic'oraPany is established to assist generally in develop-
104,tl'slesourcea or South Africa. As a basis of their opera-
Directors have provisionally agreed to purchase
utlo; valuable lands in the eastern province of the Cape
1,,4,°,11 in the Orange River Free State. A portion of
`Lvediut-is is under cultivation, but the greater part is re-
iThtt grazing purposes.
),41,,d1„,_°,npany is therefore introduced to the public not as
for spe:u ation, but as a solid basis of investment,
~Tha 'vidends accruing upon the formation of the Company.
k,',lope,,colonies of South Attica are at present but slightly de--
'N; ; but such as have had capital expended them ex-
-I‘4,sareer of solid prosperity, which is proved by—
The large dividends paid by the local banks.
eg",`4--The increase in the amount, and the character of
Vity''rts• The export of wool has risen, in the Cape
a.ree hsaionefrom eight millions of pounds m 1853. to thirty-
ilts,,bll74Biona of pounds in 1861; and Natal, after having
t,„,qcotd an increasing export trade in sugar, is about to
„Iltipar4l, coffee, and other articles, to her profitable agri-
kiiia Produc' ions
--The increasing value of land, in consequence of the
4ire and of agriculture and the construction of roads, ports,
urtigl other works of public utili y.
tz-The completion of rai roads and telegraphs cone-
thNed by Principal ports with the interior, to be
Provincesivoet
lire jape of Good Hope and Natal, for wnich tenders hive
A called for.
taptielikas system of land registration exists in the South
p sionies and the Free States, under which convey-
-41,,, Mortgages are effected with expedition, and at a
aerate expense.
OBJECTS OF THE COMPANY.
tirovr„raPany proposes to buy and lease farm lands; to
th pied n_.‘uese lands ti 3 irrigation and farming operations as
„s'u in Australia and New Zealand ; to stock and farm
I,,,Nl'ope'n to import both agricultural implements front
i'Dtov and pure blood of all descriptions ot stock, for the
etnent of the flocks, and fors ale to the farmers in the
he
1714tampany will, further, be open to make advances
neh "e Produce of the country, consisting a wool, skins,
ceathers, and other staples.
Itt'rti ,Pany also proposes to organise forthwith a regu'ar
Oil o°, transport of merchandise from the ports to 'llifdvnsi from which sourc.!. aloae a consule able income
fop 6Pated.
I,ls4n3pany will take powers to negotiate loans required
liase eat' works in any of the South Air can colonies.
i ates to be acquired by the Company have an excel-
alu'DlY of wat-r ; one estate alone, co ,taming about
wr,e,si has .5 miles of frontage along the Orange +diver.
Ot improved, resold in smaller farms, and in the
stocked with sheep, horses, horned cattle, and other
111,0 or ihe estates comprise not less than 216,000 acres. The
1)0144.,,‘"e5e, with the buildings thereon, including all
14, expenses up to the allotment of shares, has been
,ts „MIL., putation of from 2a. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per acre
iidiate, to them locality ; 0 cif the put chase money will
debentures, and the remainder (00) in cash
tqline's extending' over a pert 'id of 18 months.
11,Nt..ri°03!M dividend of 7 pn• cent. for the firrsatnyeeaer2!lnd.leo
t11i,4101. on second and thirdal ye?ilifiLgouc.a•-ti
Btoarddbrathof
q't°ll that a the-up
may be expected alter
tle:04.(1 Year.
larger
I,°Peration of five gentlemen, of high standing in the
si. r°vinee Calony, by whom this und -rtaking was sug-
ti ae'a,as been secured. They will form the Local Board.
Oar:qreliolders will incur no liability beyond the amount
11'444 %lifted to th m. Applications ;or shares must be
kilD'D te the annexed form. Each applicant will be required
10ber Bankers of the Company .£1 per share upon the
It„berh°' shares applied for, and upon allotment to make a
tql tit Payment of I per share on the shares allotted to him.
Qt4,,hevent of no allotment being made the deposits will
ar:ed full. Shou d a less number of shares be allotted
letara- aPplied *for the. deposits will be made available
the
e 4 Payment' on a lotmen% and the balance, if any,
ia~oiipeuts_ the ap licant.
f,uußes and Forms of Application for
etary, at the hares may be
qr,te, Brokers ;of the Sezr Temporary
slichael's House, Cornbill, E.U. ; and at the Offices
`ll,7rnatimal Contract Company, Bi, Cannon-street
14,e'i"; The Articles ot Assodation and the Agreement
khert,,''ildor may be inspected at the Solicitors', and at
'''arY Offices of the Comp ny.

TII
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- SOUTH AFRICAN LAND AND FINANCE
Piro-4 COMPANY (Limited).
-11 OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
Ta I\To. (To be retained by the Bankers.)
Directors of the South African Land and Finance
Vetp. Company (Limited).
the - Having paid to your Bankeis the sum of
being a deposit of Z 1 per share on shares in
,tlll,,e,Conapani, I hereby request that you will allot me
ijObergiocr, and l'azree to accept such shares, or any less
Vtac,',Xoti may allot me ; and I agree to nay the deposit on
and to sign the A-.ticles of Association of the
ij,,Y When required. and I authorise you to insert L
gtel",!he Register of Members for the number of shares
tne.

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