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lithe SOUTH AFRICAN LAND AND
FINANCE COMPANY (Limited).
Inorated under " The Corm anise Act of 1862," by which
them
abilityot the shareholders is limited to the amount of
'4eir shareL
411 Capital £5 ,0,001; First Issue £250,600.
84
o,arooo shares of £25 each. Deposit on application £1 per
e e, and .64 on allotment, and the remainder in Calls not
lottleditttoinngthl.4.°Per share, and at intervals of not less than
4
billininium dividend of 7 per cent. for the first year, and 10
r,?, cent. for the second and third years, is guaranteed to
'c Shareholders to the satisfaction of the Ditectore.
aarn DIRECTORS.
411,110...Gib50n Getty, Esq., NI.P.
4 Esq Director of the standard Bank of British
Gapr,4,l Africa (Limited' London.
ge_Walter Constable,' Esq, St. Michael's House, Corn-
-4„ Dunn, Esq., Merchant, 150, Leadenhall-street, E.C.,
.6 Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
%rtesbergr Plessies, Esq., Member of the Divisional Council,
c°rY
elittrate of Green, Es
Colesbq., Civil Ct mmissioner and Resident Ma-
oerz.
Vobard Allen Green, Esq , Member of the Divisional
st lo.„oi I, Cole sberg.
goutColes von Maltitz, Esq., Member of the House of Assembly,
White,
'l4bert White, Esq , Director of the Standard Bank of British
atetOth Africa (Limited), London.
",art S. Windham. Esq., 14, Connaught-place, W.
These gentlemen will constitute the Local Board. ,

AGENTS IN CAPE TOWN.
Messrs. Deane, Johnson, and Co.
The BANKERS.
Th St➢ Bank, Threadneedle-street, B.C.
(? otandard Bank of British South Africa (Limited), 90,
411110 a-street, E.C.

BROKERS.
Messrs. Eykyn Brothers, 22, Change-alley, B.C.
~eg"••• Kingsford and DogrOltlaCnl,TA,Rtssex-street, Strand,W.C.
ker. AUDITORS.
4rs, Johnstone, Cooper, Wintle, and Evans, 3, Coleman-
str,et-buildings, E.C.

SECRETARY, PRO TEM.
Tett_" T. IL Eames, Esq.
arY Offices—St. Michael's House, St. Michael's-alley
Corohill, E.C.

404. vsB k;ompany is established to assist generally in develop.
resources of South Africa. As a basis of their opera-
kited the Directors have provisionally agreed to purchase
V0k,,11 valuable lands in the eastern province of the Cape
1441, end in the Orenge River Free State. A portion ot
lierpe,,ands is tinder cultivation, but the greater part is re -
tor grazing purposes.
!tea,ompany is therefore introduced to the public not as
eieC•tull for spe u ation. but as a solid basis of investment,
l,ll'eidends accruing upon the formation of the Company,.
colonies of South Africa are at present but slightly de-
Qlo
4ilered ; but such as have had capital expended en them ex-
kir: career of solid prosperity, which is proved by—
large dividends paid by the local banks.
„'ee ,Z4u—The increase in the amount, and the character of
,voio;Perts. The export of wool has risen, in the Cape
(liee'"t alone, from eight millions of pounds in 1853, to thirty-
efity',,Plillions of pounds in 1861; and Natal, after having
idl'iished an increasing export trifle in sugar, is about to
ttlittlent coffee, and other articles, to her profitable agri-
The. 7: Product ions.
,tkte,`,Le—The increasher value of land, in consequence of the
ier;slen of agricultureand the construction of roads, ports,
100;11,42:1(1 other works of public utili y.
hettha Le—The completion of rai and telegraphs con-
-14114'4' the principal ports with the interior, to be supple-
,lll,e call,,bY others in the Easterand Western Provinces of
reed Pe Of Good Hope and Naatal, for welch tenders have
A.
B,Y been called for.
4 Pic 4/IPle system of land registration exists in the South
14%44 Colonies and the Free States, under which convey-
le and
ry 14 Mortgages are effected with expedition, and at a
tiff
expense.
teThe „ OBJECTS OF THE COMPANY.
pro %-,entpany proposes to buy and lease farm lands ; to rrinle these lands by irrigation and farming operations as
111Po;:qpn in Australia and New Zealand ; to stock and farm
Orope"tt to import both agricultural implements from
.714.0 and pure blood of all descriptions of stock, for the
%el% Pernent of the flocks, and for sale to the farmers in the
Th,,Y•
:thtt 4-„Colbpany will. further, be open to make advances
441eii" the Produce of the country, consisting of wool, skins,
leathers and other staples.
Lhti.eiftlrapanialso proposes to organise forthwith a regu'ar
is
transport of merchandise from the ports to tine in-
-44e-.'nei from which sourc,i alone a conside. able income
?,!ttted.
„„IteQrnPany will take powers to negotiate loans required
• Works in any of the South African colonies.
'tier, a
livstates to be acquired by the Company have an excel-
V,01:10 ,„PPIY of water; one estate alone, containing about
Fitt "Pete has 5 miles of frontage along the Orange itiver. 111 be improved, resold in smaller farms, and in the
Ock, .4 Stocked with sheep. horses, horned cattle, and other
yeof-lee estates comprise not less than 2.16,000 acres. The
Enese, with the buildings thereon, including all pre-
-I,4ed ;,/ expenses up to the allotment of shares, has been
bNeeoili Pon thlocality;muta of from 25. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per acre
Dalcillg. to 0;o of the put chase money will
fain, 41 debentures, and the remainder (£90,000) in cash
rillueinta extending over a pert •d of 1 months.
eret 'Pura dividend of 7 per cent. fort he first year, and 10
rep • -,er the second and third years, is guaranteed by the
INb 11A) /I the paid-up capital. The Local Board is of
co
at a much larger dividend may be expected alter
co'u Year.
tp. „-cPeration of five gentlemen, of high standing in the
Zed,' rrovinee Colony, by whom this undertaking was sug-
eqe ,Pl'B been seeured. they will form the Local Board. 0114,, areholders will incur no liability beyond the amount
10•41e,e8 allotted to th m. Applicai ions for shares must be
th eiyPtc'n the annexed form. Each applicant will be required
heb„,_ Bankers of the Company £1 per share upon the
The're of shares applied for, and upon allotment to make a
pthPayment of 4iper share on the shares ailotted to him,
144 tt7 event of no allotment being made the deposits will
tterned in full. Shou d a less number of shares be allotted
ttt tirnst,,pPlied for, the deposits will be made available
, Fittreed :" Payment on a lotmen t, and the balance, if any,
of(0 the ap licant.
and Forms of Application for shares may be
tPa~dees U 3,, Brokers • of the Secretary at the Temporary
lfeehe'i',;',• Michaele; House, Corn-bill, ; and at the Offices
jefAern fit i mat Contract Company, 85, Cannon-street
110 th c,*; The Articles of Aseociation and the Agreement
T ericlor ma be inspected at the Solicitors', and at
ern,
'''•ari Offices of the Cemp

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SOUTH AFRICAN LAND AND FINANCE
11(11. COMP 4 N Y (Limited).
'—`63l OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
(To be retained by the Bankers.)

To ko. •
the Directors of the South African Land and Finance
tqetitie Company (Limited).
thi, 'lien,— Having paid to your Bankeis the sum of
41; alkr , being a deposit of £1 per share on shares in
4,,tlaNArnpanv, I hereby request that yon will allot me
1/4klob'wer, and I agree to accept such shares, or any lees
44,4°4 may allot me; and I agree to pay the deposit on
10.4e', and to sign the Articles of AsEociation of the
411'1 on3P 'Pr,en rrquired, and I authorise you to insert I, y
ohms
ter Register of Members for the number of shares
- e.

Usual signature
/*Jame in fu11.....
ReAdenee
Profession
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