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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3514, 20 October 1868, Page 1

PEOSPECTTJS OF THE AUCKLAND GOLD-MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). Capital, £20,000, in 4,000 shares of £5 each. Diregtobs. James Smart I Captain Harrison R. F. Porter, J.P. | Richarl R. Armstrong Dr. C. F. Fischer. Manager : Walter Sigley. Bankers.: Bank of New South Wales. Solicitor : H. H. Lusk. Secretary : R. Eaton.

rpiHE base of operations of this Company embraces JL an area of more than 18 acres of ground, and comprises the following well-known claims :—: — Kyber Pass, No. 1 and JNo. 2 Young Canadian American Eagle Thistle Scotia Star of the West ' Buckley's Mountain Midnight Watoh Crown Mosb Rose which hare amalgamated for the purpose of a better and more systematic mining management, in order t« dcTelop more effectually the rich, auriferous character of this locatiby, the certainty of which has been geologically aud practically proved to exist beyond a doubt, and which will be better and more economically accomplished now than in their separated state, in which it would have been a difficult and protracted work of time, which is fully recognised and borne out by the piesent small divisions of the goldfield. This claim will now comprise and require 53 miners working, who, when concentrated along the large area of the creek (where the richest indications are proved to exist), and by driving at a lower level towards the various claims which, m their isolation, and in consequence of their position, could only hare been reached by tedious and expensive sinkings, place it beyond uncertainty that within a short time large dividend* must be the result. The great qnantity of quartz accumulated by the workings of many months on the various claims, and which could not be conveyed to the machines for waut of roads and means, it is the intention of the directors to utilise at once, and from the proceeds of which they expect to carry on the workiug of the claim without being obliged to call on the shareholders for current expenses. The geological aspect of the claim is interesting. Passing along the tramway, and arriving at the junctiou, the observer is struck with the boldness and convergence of the hills — a clear indication of centralisation of the various reefs, to which the Kyber Pass seems to be the portal. On the right side of the creek, the rich reef of the Dawn of Hope— which, according to its magnetic bearing, runs right through the ground of the Company — has been practically proved by its discovery in Kyber Pass No. 2, it crossing the creek, and showing its manifestations on the opposite side. The rich leaders of the Newmarket Claim are also passing in Kyber Pass No. 1, where they have been found, while on the left-hand side of the oreek the solid mass of quartz rock of the Voting Canadian and Ameiican Eagle promise a rich yield which places a brilliant return beyond a question. While here are related merely the bare, proved facts, it is unnecessary to enumerate the indications of the leads of reefs of the surrounding olaims, which have hitherto realised good returns, and which all run through the field of the Company. The original shareholders have retained 3,600 shares, and are offering to the public an opportunity of a safe investment, and sure of large dividends, which is not to be met with on this goldfield, by placing 400 shares at disposal. £1 per share to be paid on application, £2 on allotment, and £1 afc

monthly calls if needed. Application for shares miy be made at the offices of the solicitor, Shortland-atreet, Auckland ; at Arm strong and Co.'s, Graham's Town ; of the secretary ; or of any of the directors. WALTER SIGLEY, Manager. FOR SALE, ONE FULL SHARE in the WELLINGTON Claim, at the foot of Karaka on tbe Flat, six meu'B ground, second from the Pretty Jane Claim — been worked about three months — price, £40. — Apply at the office of this paper. FOR IMPERATIVE SALE, fTIHE VALUABLE INTERESTS in the underJL mentioned well-known CLAIMS :—: —

One FULL SHARE iv the SYLVIA, Karaka One EQUAL HALF SHARE in the MINERS' GUIDE, No. 1, Karak» One FULL SHARE in the GERMANS', Karaka Eight SHARES in the KARAKA GOLDMINING COMPANY. H. S. ANDREWS k CO., Brokers, Agents, and Auctioneers, Pollen-street. BARGAINS. FOR SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, THE RIVERHEAD HOTEL, with Freehold Section ; Present Rental, £52 per year. Price, £230. A Desirable HOMESTEAD at Howick, having Six Rooms, Garden, Orchard, Cowsheds, Stockyard, Stablinsj, and Good Well. Comprising Two Acres in all. Price, £100 cash. J. M. LENNOX, Estate Agent, High-street. f\ 10 CHEMISTS and OTHERS-— FOR SALF, X Business PREMISES suitable for a Pharmacy, &c, occupying a central position in Pollen street ; also, 2 Allotments in same street, and a first-class business at Waiotahi. — For particulars, apply to Blatdbs and Laoon, Eyre-street. f |!O BE SOLD, an EQUAL HALF, also a 1 P| SLEEPING QUARTER, in the GOLDEN SUMMIT, Karaka dill, peg and peg with the Prince of Wales Claim. The lattercrushed last week, and obtained twenty ounces to the ton. — Apply to Mr. C. B. KINOMA.N, Hunt's Express Ofl 3e, Queenstreet, Auckland.

FOR SALE, a QUARTER i«HARE in a First rate Claim on the Tararu Creek ; must be sold as the owner wants money to carry on work. — Apply to L., office of thia paper. FOR SALE, one FULL SHARE in the AUCKLAND (formerly Pakurangi) CLAIM, Coll-r-bone. — Apply to John Batgbb, Commission Agent. COR SALE, Six Quiet DAIRY COWS, in full JT milk.— Apply to Manager Three Kings Farm, or A. Dornwell. _^ TO LET, WILLOW GROVE, Jermyn-street, presently occupied by Mr. Hill, Solicitor. Possession may be had on Ist January next. The House will be put in thorough order for the incoming tenant. BROWN, CAMPBELL, & CO. DUNEDIN. TO LET, the Finest BUSINESS SITE in Dunedin, centrally situated on the corner of Princes-street and Oclagon, best side ; suitable for shops »n hotel. Rent ow. Terms easy. APl>lyto W. MBLUISH, Princes-btreet. MONEY to LEND on Good Freehold Security at 10 per cent.— Jacksok aud Russell, Solicitors, Fort-street. MONEY to LEND in SMALL or LARGE &UMS. -Apply to J. 'M. LiHttCK, Highstreet.