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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3891, 10 February 1870, Page 2

Mining Notices.

T THE undersigned, Edwakd Hbnby ♦ nf ol^' hereb y m »te application to regiiterthe Paotolits (Puriri) Gold Moting Company (Kjcoiskbbto)," under the ?^T B T-°J.,.r The Aiiui>e Companies Limited Liability Act, 1865," and "The Mining Companies 1 L.mi ed Liability Aob Amendment 'ct 1869," and [ do s.lemnly and *i -corely decide that thi Mowing statement is, to the best of my bo .ef and knuvrle Ige, true m erery pa ticular namely : — •-*. 1 ' ,J^ 9a *™° a nd style of the Company is the "Pactolus (Pu-in) Qold Mining Company (Registered)." 2. The place of operations is at PurH, at the Thames Gold Field, in tha Province of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand. 3. The norain*! capital of the Company is len thou»iiid Ruodt, m Ten thousand abares of i>ue Pound each 4 The am>unt paid up is in cash. Nil ; and th amount already allotted in partly paid upshar sis Six th usnnd6ve bundred Poundi, being th* estimated viliio of the mine. 5. 'lh* nanue uf tli3 Mamger is JBdward Henry Powei. ° 6. Hie Office of the Co npany is in the Royal Ext hangp, Grohamsto™. 7. The names and several r s dpnces of the shareholder, and the number of shore* held by each at thW d*t«, are as follow :_ t^ -it. . „ SHARK 3. I)aniel Bush Fallow, Grahamatowa 52t> Sacnuyl Churches, Puriri ... 626 John McKenzie „ vaq Jtmes bardgrove „ t> 2^3 Thomaa Chuicbea, Paumure ... 263 Robert Florence, Puriri 526 Edward Henry Powir, Rhortland..'.' 263 Ihomas Morgan, Puriri ... 789 John Jenkins M J63 Keaneth McOre* , *" 263 John McQueen „ '.;; 5 26 William Leouard „ 526 Harry Mann, Grahamstown '.". 526 Eichard Taylor, Auckland ... 263 George Stone, Grahamabown ... 526 Johu Leith, Piuiri ... 394 Samuel Withers, Puriri . 526 Peter Bvranston „ ... 523 A. Thorn tt * y§9 Alexander SauaJers, 'Gaahamstovrn 263 John Bobbatt M ... 526 James W. P. Campbell „ "/. 263 Charles Fletcher, Shortland ... 263 N. W. Andres, Puriri ... 131 Edward Hepry Power, in trust; for the Comp.ny, bhorfcland ... 7

Tol»l ... 10.000 Dated tuis 19th day of November, 1869. Edward fl. Power, . Manager, Declare 1 in the presence of me Henry Goldsmith, A Justice of the Peaoe.

I THE undersigned, Lowthbr Broad, , hereby make application to register th« "PaoviDKNCK Gold Mining Company (Registered),'' under the provisions of "Tne Mining Companies' Limited Liability Act, 1865," and "The Mining Companies' Limited Liability Act Amendment Act, 1869," and I do solemnly and sincerely declare that the following s'atoment is, to the best of my belief and kuowledgp, true in every particular, namely : — 1. The n»me and style of the Company is the " Providence Gold Mining C <mpanv (Registered)." 2. The place of operations is at th« Moanataiari Creek, at the Thames Gold Field, in the Province of Auckland, in the Colony of 2Jew Zetland. S. The nominal capital of tha Company is Twenty thousanl Pound?, in Four thousand shures of Five Pound* each, 4. The amount already paid up is in cash nil, and Sixteen thousand Pounds in partly paid up scrip al'otte 1 to the shareholders. 5. The name of the Manager is Lowther Broad. 6. The Office of the Company is at the Royal Exchangp, Grahaimtown. 7. The name* and several residences of the shareholders, and the number of sha-es held by each *t this date, are as fullow, namely ; tt,m,. „- SHARKS. William Mornn, Auckland ... 800 John Bennett, Grahamstown ... 200 St»nnns Jones, Auckland ... 200 Timothy Lowry, AuokUnd ... 400 William Nifild, Grahamstown ... 400 Caleb Robinson, Grahamstown ... 800 Thomas Kowe, Grahamstown ... 800 Edward Wood, Gr*haiDsfeown ... 200 Thomas Leigh White, Auckland ... 200 4,000 Dated this 24th day of August, lBSt. Lowther Bhoa», Manager. Witnegß to ngnature — Jackson Keddbll, A Justice of the Peace. DUKE OF EDINBURGH THEATRE.

S . February 9, 1869. IK,— ln your evening contemporary, the Star, appears so outrageous a libel upon my character and reputation that I am compelled to take {immediate notice of it, and can only do so by soliciting space in your columns to vindicate myself from the unfounded accusations mad« against ma in the above-named p*per. Your attention and that of the public has doubtless been drawn to the paragraph in question, namely, the notice under the head of " Duke of Edinburgh Theatre," in which it states that there was no performance at the abovo place last night in consequence of the proprietor not having paid the actors for their last week'i work. Sir, thi» literally takes away my breath. The whole of the people, with the one exception, were paid by me on the Saturday for their week's services ■ — a certain deduction being made in consequence of the bad houses during that $me ? but such' reducjaons being effected •jjdth their full pqnsent, and accepted by them aa a satisfactory' settlement pf fcheir glaims. ...... You will thus see hqw unjust a charge, has been brought against me by the paper in question ; and if the proprietors of the Star were seeking to effect the total wreck of my reputation they could not have pursued a more certain methpd to effeot that result. With them I have another course to pursue, which will be before the pubilc ere long, and in the meantime must remain content in thus defending myself from a statement as scandalous aa it is false, by setting the nbove facts before your readers. If the Star imagines it can shine by the publication of «ueh reports, founded either in ignorance or wilfulness, they have greatly mistaken the character of the people of Auckland, who, although stern judges, are fair and impartial ones, and lovers of the truth. I am, sir, Youra respectfully, J. W. KNIGHT, Proprietor Duke of Edinburgh Theatre.

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