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Cromwell Argus, Volume XVII, Issue 832, 24 March 1885, Page 2

A a c k ay, ~ DISTRICT SURVEYOR, Will be at liberty to undertake private surveys, Gold-mining and Land Board Agency Business after July Ist, 1885. HEAD OFFICE, CLYDE. A. R. MACKAY, District Surveyor. JgANNOCKBUIfN ATHENAEUM. A CALICO DRESS BALL WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1885. IN THE ATHENHSUM HALL. Admission : Double Tickets, 5s ; Single do., 3s. The Committee expects that ladies attending will strictly adhere to Calico in the matter of dress. D. U. M‘GREG OR, Hon. Sec. mUE NEW PIPECLAY CHANNEL JL COMPANY (Limited). Shareholders will meet at the Company’s Office Melmore Terrace, Cromwell, on THURSDAY, 26th inst., at 4 p.m. Business': Election of Directors, etc. THOS. M ‘CRACKEN, Legal Manager. At hen mu m hall, CROMWELL. ■ -■ ■ ’! Lessee and Manager - Mr E. Faust. - ■■ ■ | •<!:,*-;■ i; > FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY! WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Mabck 25th & 26th. t A £ A \ \ - First appearance of the WONDROUS FAUST FAMILY 10 in number, and assisted by MISS HEATH (The Celebrated Australian Contralto). •«£& diLli—l ti *i - . White Marble Statuary. Musical Clowns by Ted, Robert and Eugene. Acrobatic Feats by the whole of the Faust family. GRAND RISLEY PERFORMANCE. Introducing Single, Double, and Treble Somersaults ; Splendid Selections on Common Wood ; Comic Horizontal Bar Performance ; Silvertoned Handbells, etc. Concluding with the Grand Pantomimic sketch " v . : v entitled. "THE TERBI BLE INPANTS " Or The Troubles of a Schoolmaster. The whole making a splendid Performance never before witnessed at Cromwell.. Notice. —The Company will appear at Arrowtown on Friday and Saturday, March 27th and 28th; Queenstown, Monday and Tuesday, March 30th and 31st. Prices of Admission - - 3s aud 2s. Agent in Advance - - F. Klingenkield. i To the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Dunedin. T the undersigned, hereby make appliJLj cation to register the “ Cromwell Prospecting Association, Limited,” as a limited Company, under the “ Mining Companies’ Act, 1872.” 1. The name of the Company is to be “ The Cronrwell Prospecting Association, Limited.” 2. The place of operations will be in the Cromwell District. : 3. The registered office of the Company will be at Melmore Terrace, Cromwell. 4. The nominal capital of the Company is £250, in 100 shares of £2 10s each. 5,..The number of shares subscribed for is 83, being not less than two-thirds of the entire capital of the Company. 6. The amount of paid-up shares is nil. ,7jj The, amount already called up is 10s per share. 8. The name of the Manager is Thomas M'Cracken. - 9. The names and addresses of shareholders and their holdings are as follows ; James Stuart, Cromwell, 2 shares. Won Kee, Cromwell, 2 shares. Robert Wish art, Cromwell, 2 shares. Henrich Behrens, Cromwell, 3 shares. Henry Young, Cromwell, 2 shares. Spence Tnrton, Cromwell, 2 shares. E. A. Cogan, Cromwell, 2 shares. Thomas Foote, Cromwell, 2 shares. W. T. Talboys, Cromwell, 2 shares. D. MacKellar, Cromwell, 2 shares. John Sherwood, Cromwell, 3 shares. Henry Hotop, Croniw’ell, 2 shares. S. N. Brown, Cromwell, 2 shares. C. G. Mountney, Cromwell, 2 shares. C. E. Gudgeon, Cromwell, 2 shares. Karl Pretach, Cromwell, 2 shares. John Marsh, Cromwell, 2 shares. R. Olds, Cromwell, 3 shares. Won Kum Yon, Cromwell, 2 shares. D. A. Jolly, Cromwell, 2 shares. James Marshall, Cromwell, 2 shares. Edward M'Nulty, Cromwell, 2 shares. Philip J. Callan, Cromwell, 2 shares. John M'Donald, Cromwell, 2 shares. Peter Hoskiug, Quartz-reef Point, 2 shares. Benjamin Barker, Quartz-reef Point, 2sbares John Jamieson, Quartz-reef Point, 2 shares Andrew Cowan, Quartz-reef Point, 2 shares, Charlotte Perriam, Lowburu, 2 shares. Richard Varcoe, Lowburn, 2 shares. Robert Henry, Cromwell, 2 shares. William Pengelly, Cromwell, 8 shares. Philip Edwards, Cromwell, 4 shares. W. T. Talboys, Cromwell, 2 shares. Thomas Russell, Cromwell, 2 shares. Colonial Bank of New Zealand, Cromwell, 2 shares. Dated at Cromwell this 14th day of March, .1885. THOS. M'CRACKEN. Witness to signature : James E. Holmes. I, Thomas M'Cracken, do solemnly and sincerely declare that I am the Manager of the intended Company. The above statement is to the best of my belief and knowledge true in every particular, aud I make this solemn declaration conscientiously, and 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, 1868.” THOS; M'CRACKEN. Taken before me at Cromwell on the 14th day of March,’ 1885. P. MACKELLAR, J.P,