XSXVI THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD [September t, 1903. 



$1,500,000 



TEN YEAR 6 FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND 



GOLD BONDS or 

 THE CONSOLIDATED UBERO PLANTATIONS COMPANY 



DUE JULY 1, 1912 INTEREST PAYABLE JAN. 1 AND JULY 1 



PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE AT THE 



INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, BOSTON 



Bonds Issued in Coupon Form With Privilege of Registration as to Principal. Each $500 IJond Carries with it $400 of Stock 



AS A BONUS 



DIRECTORATE 



ARTIH R W. STEDMAN, President, ( »f the firm of George A. Alden & Co , Importers of Crude Rubber, Boston, Mass. 



FREDERIC C. HOOD, i nt. Treasurer of the Hood Rubber Co., Boston, Mass 



HON. I Z. WILEY, bief Justice* Appellate Court ol Indiana, Indianapolis, Indiana. 



WILLIAM I'. OWEN, /'< Ex Secretary ol State of Indiana. Indianapolis, Indiana. 



s| \m|; rHOMAS MORAN, Director. Member of the House ol Deputies, and Director of the New York Life Insurance Co. in Mexico. 



Mexico Cit) . Mi 

 HON. LIC ALZONO MARISCA] , Dir, tor. Prominent Attorney and Financier; Son of the Vice President of the Republic, Mexico 



. Mexico. 

 CHAR1 IS A. Mil 111 BRONNER, Dii / >. Proprietor Iron City Produce Co., Importers of Foreign Fruits, Director German National 

 and Western Savings Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



IN order that the bond holders and stockholders may have as wide a representation as possible, an Advisory 

 Board, composed of twenty-one representative business men, has been formed. These gentlemen will pass upon 

 all questions of importance and make such recommendations to the Board of Directors as may seem warranted in 

 each case. 



Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000) of this allotment of bonds, is offered for cash and the remaining 

 One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) on 45 monthly payments. Each payment as made, is secured by issuing to the 

 purchaser a 6 per cent. First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Note. These notes recite upon their face that when 

 a purchaser has $500 worth of them he may exchange them for One (1) $500 6 per cent. First Mortgage Gold 

 Bond at the INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Boston, and receive, at the time of exchange, an equal 

 bonus of stock. 



The business of the Company is the growing and marketing of all tropical products, including Oranges, 

 Lemons, Grape and other Citrus Fruits, Yucca, Coffee, Rubber, Pineapples, etc. 



The bonds and notes are secured by a First Mortgage upon all the assets of the Company, real and personal, 

 including 6000 acres of land, 1600 of which is under cultivation ; a General Store, Merchandise, Residences, Ad- 

 ministration Building, Starch Mill, Pineapple Cannery, Tin Can Factory, Bank, Laborer's Quarters, Warehouses, 

 Live Stock, Mules, Cattle, etc.,. etc. , together with all the necessary equipment and machinery to carry on the bus- 

 iness of the Company. 



The present actual cash value of the property is $1,011,062.50. The money realized from the sale of bonds now 

 offered will be used for further development and acquirements. The property is located in the richest agricultural district 

 of Mexico, on the Tehuantepec National Railroad, equi-distant from the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean. 



Yearly Estimated Profits : Guaranteed Interest on Bonds 6 per cent. ; Estimated Earning on Stock 3 per 

 cent. ; Total 9 per cent. As more development is made and as more crops come into bearing each year, it is confi- 

 dentlv expected that the earnings will gradually increase. 



We desire to call attention to the fact that the management of THE CONSOLIDATED UBERO PLANTA- 

 TIONS COMPANY has financed a number of similar propositions in the past. Notably among these are UBERO 

 PLANTATION COMPANY OF INDIANAPOLIS, now in its fourth year and which has paid successively 10, 15 

 and 20 per cent, the last three years. Also, THE UBERO PLANTATION COMPANY OF BOSTON, which paid 

 a 10 per cent, dividend December 31, 1901, and has declared a dividend of 10 per cent., payable December 31, 

 1902. Both of these properties are contiguous to those of this Company. 



The proposition to the public is a very simple one. You purchase of the Company one bond for each $500. 

 You can make this purchase for cash or at the rate of $5 or more per bond, per month. The Company gives 

 you a First Mortgage upon all of its assets, real and personal, to secure whatever money you invest in its bonds. 

 These bonds are due in ten years, but as 70 per cent, of the net earnings each year are paid to the INTERNA- 

 TIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Boston, Miss., for the redemption of the bonds, some bonds will be redeemed on 

 the first day of each January. This is decided by lot so that your bond may be redeemed on the first day 

 of any January. With each $500 bond which you purchase, the Company gives you $400 of stock as 

 a bonus, so that when your bond has been redeemed, you still have your investment in the Company represented 

 by your bonus of stock, -which has not cost you a single cent of your oicn money. The stock issued as a bonus 

 to the bond purchasers is now earning 3 per cent., and naturally participates more largely in the earnings of the 

 Company after the bo-ids have been paid, because none of the profits of the Company will then be required to pay 

 interest on the bonds. So that, if no further development was made this same stock will then earn 9 per cent. 

 This, however, must of necessity increase as new crops come into bearing. 



For further information, prospectus, copy of legal opinion as to the validity of issue of these bonds, or for 

 blank forms of application, apply in person or by letter to 



THE CONSOLIDATED UBERO PLANTATIONS COMPANY, 



No. 89 STATE STREET. BOSTON, MASS. 



