HERALD.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 155, 3 July 1896, Page 5

HERALD.

A Company was formed ab the office of Mr Vym. Elliot, Bank of New Zealand Buildings, this morning to work the Herald special claim at) Whangamata. Colonel Burton presided at the meeting. It was decided to form a no-liability Company to be called the Herald Goldrainxng Company, with a capital of £8,000 in 80,000 shares of 2s each nil paid up. The following gentlemen were elected the first directors of fcbe Company : — Colonel Burton, Messrs Vf. S. Wilson, J. R. Gray, John Owen, Joseph Tbornea, C. A. Clarke (Tauranga), and J. H. M. Carpenter. Appointments were made ac follows: Legal manager, Mr VVm. Elliot (salary 30s per week? with transfer fees); auditor, Mr F. L. Pjime; solicitors, Messrs Jackson and Ku<sae!l ; and bankers, National Bank. The adoption of the rules concluded the business.

CABBAGE- : BAY SPECIAL,

The Cabbage Bay Special, of 100 acres, which in the early days was known ac Vizard's, it being placed on the market by Messrs. JJuttlo Bros., N.Z: lueurance Buildings* Ib adjoin* the Mocha Star. A small battery Is on the ground, and pood returns were obtained when the property was formerly prfippected by Vizard and workers. It U stated there aro some splendid reefs on the ground.

FUKEWHAU. The manager telegraphed lio day

'• Reef in the rise 2ft> thick. Broke down Gold showing freely."

WOE HA STAR,

A deposit baa been paid for the Mocha Star property at Cabbage Bay, by a London syndicate, who hold the option of purchase.

CROWN ROYAL.

A company has been recently formed to work the Crown Rayal ground, at Tapu. The property is excellently situated, as the Royal reefs should traverse the ground. Added to that, the Growa -Royal is completely surrounded by properties? held by powerful English syndicates. It should therefore come into prominence. It adjoins the Royal, Royal Extended, Shannon, and Sylvia Park mines.'