MEETINGS OF MINING COMPANIES.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3761, 8 September 1869, Page 5

MEETINGS OF MINING COMPANIES.

A MEK'lING of shaieholdero in the Valenttne, Wellington's l J i 1 1^, Alliance, and I i«e and Claims was held oq Monday. It was decided that a cumpany be formed, of which Mr. Plul^ wus appointed leual manager. a meeting of shareholders in the B'ack lleef Cl lim, Tinkei's Gully, Tnraru, was held on It wa> decided that a company be formed and registered under tlii' Limited Liti ility Ac*", the capital to be £7,200, in 2 400 shares ot £3 en, -h, £2 10-i per shaie pnid up. Alt. Daniel (Jarvey was appointed leg tl in >n i<rer, A meeting of shareholdsrs of the AlpitiQ Go'dmiuing Company was h>ld on MoiK'ay. A m aaunous opinion in favour of laumhi ig thu company at onoo was expressed, a ad it was reso'ved tha' t ie leeal manager should take i'nnudiita steps t<) have the claim su 1 m'tted to sin vej, both Hotf.ne ami undergrouud. A mi etuis* of 8Qiuehol<?cr3 in the Lori Clyde Goldrmnmg Company wa* held on Sabuiday, whan the me-i were ado| ted. Tb< j following oentlem n were elected director-* : — \lc-sr«. Finmmore, J)m< ham, Rich, llonm^, and Waite. A. [ rtlimiuury call of 3d, per seri,) was tnndo payable, 'I he usual monthly meeting; of the Little Jessie Olaiui, Upper Tararu, wai held on Monday, when the ordinary bus ness of the claim was trtnsactsd. and the mana^r'si Joport read and npprovai of. Ifc «a< reaolvod to pu^h on tlio iineunt woikin^p, A meeting <>f shareholders of the Lord of tho Lies Claim, Tararu, was held on Monday, when ib was tesolved to form a company with a Oipita! of £8,000, in*;£] sbare-i Mr. P, J. Dalton wa8 unanimously eleoted le«al manager, sxnd liibtrnofccd 10 proceed with the formation of the comply withoit delay, 'I he deed of aexociation was signed, and rults adopted by the shareholders pro ent. A meeiiug of the shareholder? of the Auckland Gild'niniog and Quartzcruahing Company was he'd jesienlay afternoon at the Company's offices, Wyndham stieet, when it was agreed tl at the name of the company should be charged to the .Sir William Wallace Goldmining Company. The rules of the company were alopted, and the fol. lowing gentlemen eleoted directors :— Messr*. C. Michbury, C. J. • k tuie, Jamea Heron, A. Boatdtra'i, G CoombeB, and W C. Wilson. Aft^-r some discussion, it was agreed to erect ten additional stampers to the company's bat'ery. An exttaordinary meeting of Nhareholdeis in the ITmted Goldmming Company was held tt tha office of Mr. W. Taylor, Shorthmd -street, Jast evening, when Mr. Taylor was unanimously elected legal manager, vice Mr. Lennox resigned. The ofHoe was also removed to Shortland-street. The pronpects of the company have improved veiyconsideiablyduring the past few months. The ground is being worked vigorously under tho new manager, who reports being able to obtain 30 tons of quarfz per week from the leaders at present worked. A reef, fully nix feet thick, haa been tested, whioh will pay well for crushing when the tramway pasees close to the shaft t ) enable the stuff to be taken to the machines. The capital of the company is about to be increased, the present capitxl — £3,240~beiug far below the value of the claim.