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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 176, 20 November 1900, Page 2

GOLD MINING NOTICES. YEW FOUR IN HAND GOLD MIN--i-N ING COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Ordinary General Meeting of the Shareholder* of The New Four in Hand Gold Mining Company, Limited, will be held at theOffice of the Company, No. 11, New Zealand Insurance Queen-si, Auckland, on THURSDAY, November 13, IaOO, at 11 a.m. BUSINESS: To Receive the Directors' Report ana Statement of Accounts for the year enfling October 31st, 1900, and to transact the Ordinary General Busmen ot tnt Company. ,-v,tit t D. G. MacDON>ELL, ecretary _ Aiicklan^N^vember^Slst.JOo^ Registration "op a no-liability JIV COMPAQ V\ I the undersigned, hereby make application to Register the WAIHTJI GOLD MINING COMPANY as a No-LiabiHiy Company, under the provisions ot the "Mining Companies Act, 1894." 1 The Name of the Company is to be the WAIHUI GOLD MINING COMPAJN 1 tNO LIABILITY). 2. The Place of Intended Operations is &3 The'Registered Office of the Company ■will be situated at 119, Victoria Arcade, A"CThe n Value of the Company's Property (including Claim and Machinery) is live Hundred Pounds. 5 The. Number of Shares in the Company is Seventy Thousand, of Ninepence ca GClThe Number of Shares subscribed for •is Sixty Thousand. , 7. The name of the Manager is Joseph James Macky. ,-.„„„ S. The Names and Addresses and Occupations of the Shareholders, and the Number of Shares held by each at this date are as below:— Names. Addresses. Occupations. Shares. James McGregor, Ohui, storekeeper iu^uu Joseph Smith, Whangamata, Storekeeper 2'?°f. John Tallantine, Ohui, Miner <&" Thomas Withers, Ohui, Miner wU James O'Neill, Opitonui, Miner...... tos Henry Bumpus, Aratapu, Miner uas Richard Chas. Dawes, Poroo- . taroa ;■• f± Robert Dawson, Hikurangi, Miner.. oW George Cundy, Tairua, Miner iw Gordon Agnew, Tairua, Storekeeper 100 Frederick . Jackson, Kawakawa, Miner.. L"l,'" H?,, George Fraser, .Whangarei, Seller Charles A. Whimp, Opuawhanga, Miner ;■•' .-.-■ Henry B. Wilson, Aratapu, Teacher, oio George Peckham, Huntly, Settler... *ou Walter. H. Lawrence, Arch Hill, Settler ••■••• o?Z William Wilson, Neavesville, Miner 2.50U Peter Anton Stein, Master Mariner, Auckland- £?" James Main, Tairua, Storekeeper... oou William Fred Meyenberg, Tairua, Engineer ••••■■" 500 William Henry Laycock, Ellerslie, Settler •••-.••• l- m S. Severin Sorensen, London, Mining Engineer ~'™i James Pirie, Auckland, Gentleman., l.uuu Herbert J. M. Jones, Remuera, Gentleman iM Charles Ratjen (in trust), Auckland, Assayer 1- ouo Dennis Gilmore MacDonnell, Auckland, Mining Agent 1.000 Thomas Buddie, Auckland, Solicitor 500 Arthur B. Roberton, Auckland, Merchant •••• I.oo° Henry Burton, Auckland, Gentleman 1.000 •Thomas Macky, Auckland, -Agent... 1,000 Mapuna Ahi Wera, Ohui, Settler.... 1,000 Turn" Toanul, Ohui. Settler 1,000 William Smith, Auckland, Settler... 2,000 Arthur C. Barker, Tairua, Miner.... 1,000 David F. Escotte, Sydney, Gentleman 1-000 George J. Mardon, Auckland, Gentleman 1.000 John Bridgewater, Wanganui, Agent " 500 Thomas Miller, Auckland, Settler.... 1,000 John Owen, Auckland, Gentleman.. 1,000 Thomas Morrin, Auckland, Gentleman 1.500 Herbert Phillipson, Auckland, Gentleman '. 500 Samuel C. Macky (in trust), Auckland, Agent ' 250 Harold K. Lindsay, Auckland, Miner 68S Joseph James Macky, Auckland, Mining- Agent...' 2,500 Joseph James Macky (in trust), Auckland, Mining Agent 12/123 Unallotted shares 10,000 70,000 J. J. MACKY, Manager. Dated this 19th day of November, 1900. Witness to Signature: t ~ d. b. McDonald. I, JOSEPH JAMES MACKY, do solemnly and sincerely declare that:'— 1. I am the Manager of the said Intended Company. 2. The above Statement is, to the best of my belief and knowledge, true jn every particular. And I make this Solemn Declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand, intituled The Justices of the Peace Act, 1882. J. J. MACKY. Taken before me this 19th day of November, 1900. d. b. McDonald, j.p. The committee of the Baden-Powell Testimonial having submitted the competitive designs to several independent gentlemen of artistic note, have endorsed their unanimous opinion, and have so far resolved that the desig-n by Mr Prince, with certain detail alterations, be adopted. This design is unique and of high artistic merit, and the committee are confident their efforts to obtain the best article will be endorse# and appreciated. Messrs E. Payton and C. ¥. Goldie have been asked to mve the secretary their advice so that the artistic details of the work may be satisfactorily carried out, and as soon as the design is definitely settled a description will be published. We are informed that the office of Rural Dean has been revived by the Bishop in the Anglican Diocese of Auckland, to aid two of the Archdeacons in their work. The Deaneries are those of Papakura and New Plymouth, and the Deans are respectively the Rev. 0. R. Hewlett of Papakura, and the Rev. F. G. Evans of St. Mary's, New Plymouth. The office of Rural Dean is of great antiquity in the church. Competitors in the weight guessing competition at the Agricultural Show will learn with interest that the dead weights pf the various animals are asi follows: Bullock, 9371b5; cow, 7Ollbs; three sheep,. 1831bs. Court Bros, sunshades department comprises . dainty effects in ladies' whtie and cream, broches, plain colours and shots, from 3/;3; children's irom 1/.—Ad. Court Bros, fancy department contains a lovely variety of ladies' handbags, purses, belts, and buckles in latest home novelties and home prices. —Ad. Court Bros, for daintiest blouse silks in plain, fancy, and stripes, newest shades, superior qualities, from 1/ yard.—Ad. Court Bros, now showing lovely dress goods for summer wear from 4/11 dress. Best assortment in the trade. —Ad. Court Bros, are now showing lovely French muslins from 3Jd yard; also large variety in mercerise, piques, and cambrics at our usual 'Well knowP prices.—Ad.