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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 147, 16 March 1908, Page 2

''Exquisite- New Delicacies.',: The attention of motorists and all women of taste is called to these : THE NEW CRYSTALINE - - FOR MOTOR VEILS. . . In Black, Navy,, Brown, Green, White, and Cream. JS. YARD. ~ . The new light, size CHENILLE SPOT VEILINGS,, light, single thread foundation, in Black, Brown, Navy, Green, Sky, Purple,' Magpie, Jackdaw, Is. Gd., Is. 9d„ Is, 11d., 2s. 3d. YARD. The D.1.C.: ___ A SJJ MirhO/TtMirV WIP i The Illustration hero showß -'fIAroSME fEA=SET. : . .holds ono pint), Sugar Biißin, A J9 Cream Jug, and Tray (12in. • •• i..' This is very | p r ° ne^r "'silver. ■ Wo will send this post free : t0 any address on receipt of ' i remittance. During the. week wo have opened up. a .very I«WC6. shipment of Silver and EJP. Ware. Those in search ' "• '*. of suitable gifts should inBestE.P.N.S. TEA SET ANDTEAT, £i 10s. STEWART: DAWSON S CO., Jewellers, Wellington. H6o6ii_ ' ' :■ '.. . ' tfi i.tth'iiLm.fiMjuii i|ftV'7[mr»wiw--»w«iPiwi'iißiiNJi..^ ,»g.n uw«.j¥Bn.t.<i maif j'j»ji.miULijni«»T v:S : O¥AL : :;DOULTOS)j-POTTERT. . A Specimen Piece of .the latest triumph of Art and. Science from the above .now on view.'- •• . REMBRANDT ROYAL DOULTON WARE. v ' r^HE- name .has been given to this delightful production by the Director of the -Diulley Gallery,' where the first specimens • were recently exhibited. It is 1 a' pure child of' Charles J. Noke'e fertile brain, created and evolved out of-the common Staffordshire maTl 'with* its impregnated iron' stains utilised :to enhance its rugged beauty, and give charm and variety, to its inwrought shadings of glorious greens and browns. -•< " ... , CRYSTALLINE. / ; ;• ; ._ A feir nieces of CRYSTALLINE,.; the chemist Potter's fantastic. eTolulion;. of zinc crystals ..by'fire- and -into accidental effects of , beautiful forms. No ■ Genuine-collection can. be ; completo without a specimen, every piece of which is absolutely unique. 1 , . ROUGE FLAMBE. v a- • BOUGE.FLAMBE. ware, painted with Cobalt Landscapes, 'biasing with sunset effects more; brilliant than tropical after-glows. ■ Altogether our windown and showrooms will display a collection-of Art Wares . surpassing in variety anything yet exhibited- in this city. . EDWARD 'ANDERSON &.\,GO. LTD. 41 and 43 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. - , , ' , ESTABLISIIED: 59 YEARS. ■

|J. FILBi CO.'S ilf-ftarls Sale '. I,■ : COMMENCED TUESDAY, 3rd MARCH, 1908. „ . : 6 Astounding deductions in all Departments for SPOT CASE ONLY. All (i / goods entered (hiring sale v.ill bo charged at usual prices. All Goods ■ C marked in Plain. Figure. Now is your chance to iWnish Economic- I •' 8 ally. See the. Show Windows 'for Sale'■• Bargains.; ; ; .;. (' ; r H b o©*:> VMaaners St.^Wcliiiijtoa. '''••#•• ■ .N.B.—Country . orders : receive . prompt: Attention. Our • Stock: mnnistn of . 1 4 5 House ..Furnishings, throughout—Fancy Goods, B.P, Ware, Crockery, .Cutlery, ,■ §' 8 etc., will,-in i-most cases, bo marked underhanded cost-to make room 'for■.'••■ \ . V new shipment now* on water.' _. ;. .. . a- ■ ■■■'■■ I. ■ Vy_ (DfJAL .'^o3® THE ■ BEIJIMIE 00AL MINES COMPANY. . - ;.. ■/ .LIMITED. ; ;! ■ - TO BE INCORPORATED. UNDER "THE COMPANIES ACT, 1903." . > CAPITAL ( - - - > £50,000 v IN 50,000 SHARES OF £1 EACH. 10,000 arc to be allotted to tho vendors as fully-paid in part payment for the properties' beingpurchased by tho, Company, and. 40,000 are being offered totho public for:subscription, payable as follows:— ■ ■ • 2s. ed. per share on Application 2s. 6d. PER SHARE ON ALLOTMENT, : And the Balanco may bo called np'by tho Directors, and it is anticipated that this will be by Calls at 2s. 6d. por share at intervals of not less than ona month. . ; , PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. ERNEST JAMES SMITH, of Grey mouth (Manager C. Smith, Ltd.). JAMES DANIEL LYNCH, of Greymouth, Merchant, (Mark Sprot and Co.). JOSEPH TAYLOR, of Greymouth, .Mine Owner. ■ JOHN GIESEKING, of Greymouth; Wine and Spirit. Merchant. ' ; JOSEPH PETRIE, of Greymouth, Newspaper Proprietor (Mayor of Greymouth and Chairman of Greymouth : Harbour Board).' JOHN CLARKE GITTOS, of Greymouth, Draper (Manson and Co.). ■ NEIL M'LEAN,'of Wellington, Contractor.. . ' . , BANKERS. - ' THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED. SOLICITORS.* V MESSRS.; BELL, GULLY, BELL, & MYERS, Wellington. , ■ INTERIM SECRETARY. , , V t ' " WILLIAM H. AIACDOUG ALL, Wellington, Agent. ;f: BROKERS. :' ' . MESSRS. F. C. HJORRING & COMPANY, Wellington. ' J. M. LENNOX, Auckland. . The Objects and .'Powers of; the Company are sot out in the Memorandum of Association, which may bo bad on .'application to the Brokers. The Company lis'being formed for the purpose of acquiring the properties and assets known as the TYNESIDE AND WALLSEND.COLLIERIES. * , ■ . , The purchase price has been fixed at £20,000, payable as. follows, viz.£lo 000 in cash and £10,000 in fully paid-up shares. '■ .. ; '••• The Properties consist of: — THE TYNESIDE COLLIERY, of 108 acres 2 roods and 3 perches, THE WALLSEND COLLIERY, of 149 acres and 12 perches, , | \ THE RAILWAY RESERVE at Brunner, of l acre 1 rood and 4 perches ■ PILCHER'S'LEASE, of 57. acres; and . ' ■■:.; DOBSON'S AREA, of 640 acres. • • The Tynesido Company purchased the Tyneside Mine about September, 1903, and has worked it continuously evor since. A copy of tho Report and Balance-sheet of the Tyneside Company for tho year ending 30th September, 1907, appears" in tho prospectus. Tho nett profit for amounted to £3684 ss. 2d., and the gross output of coal for tho year was 83,G6i tons. The coal was readily sold in Wellington and other districts for household, steam, and gas purposes. Tho Wallsend Mine "was purchased about April, 1905, but has not hitherto beon worked by tho Tynesido ComThe Property has been carefully examined by Messrs. P. F. Daniel FG S M.I.M.E. ; Robert Alison, M.E.; Charles M'Queens, Robert Russell, W. ; Watchman'' and James Kennedy.' Copies of these gentlemen's reports aro attached to the, prospectus From these it will bo observed that thero is amplo coal obtainable Tho Brokers need hardly point out that BRUNNER COAL is so well known in all parts 'of tho Dominion that description of its composition, structure, calorific value etc., i 6 not required. It is admittedly ono of. the best bituminous coals in Australasia! and ono admirably suited for steam, smithy, or household use. For coko making its properties aro widely appreciated, and as a gas coal it bears palm of being the bost in the world. In this connection it may be pointed out that the gasworks of Now Zealand consnmo annually over 200,000 tons of coal, and the consumption is rapidly increasing. For gas making purposes thero is at prosent existent a special and certain markot for doublo the present output of Brunner coal, and for all other purposes that good coal is reqmrod, Brunner we'll nolds its own in the front rank of competitors. Tho FIRE-CLAY underlying',-the .Brunner coal is admirably adapted for the manufacture of every class of firc-brick and fire-clay goods. .At' present the consumption within New Zealand is considorablo, and an annual profit of £1000 can bo obtained without difficulty. With special methods and plant for the manufacture of gasworks retorts, the profit could bo materially increased. In tho ovent of iron being produced within the Dominion, Brunner fire-clay goods would bo in considerable doYnand. As an' adjunct; to colliery'operations this mattor m well worth attention. Copies of Prospectus and any further information may be obtained from the Brokers. ,' ■■■'■■■~. . .. • Early application for Shares is invited, and should bo mado and forwarded to the Brokers,' on. the form issued with tho Prospectus, accompanied by a chequo for tho'application ■ money. ■' F. Q HJORRINQ & CO., r 7471 Mian's Buildings, Grey Street, Wellington.