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Evening Star, Issue 4437, 19 May 1877, Page 4

SSo sey. ONEY. MONEY. MONEY, On Freehold Secuitry, In any Bums fin m *IOO to L4,0C0, at 8 per cent. GILLIES, STREET, & HISLOP, Bond street Money to lend, in Small or La^g-i Sums on Freehold Security at moder it rate of interest. E. S. Hay, solicitor, RattSa street, Dunedin. * O jv E Y TO LEN On Freehold Security, in sums tojEfai borrowers. Joyce and Adams, solicitors D, it ’ONEY TO LEND on Freehold Set rity. Apply to E. C. Strode, solicit y Princes street. GLUTTED MONEY MARKET. LOANS, small or large, on more tllan naually favorable term*. i W. DALRYMPLB, Jm MONEY LENT on Landed Security, payable bv instalments or otherv Anply at DALRYMPLE’S Land Tran. Offices, Land and Estate Agency, Prii street. MONEY TO LEND, from L 5 upwaijds, on personal security, payable by [instilments. Carrick and Co . Frederick street. LI,OOO, L 2.000 to Lend on fitsfc- , class Security. George SV. Elliott. MONEY to LEND—In any sums from £IOO to £5,000 on first-class Freehold Securities only, at lowest current rates of inCONNELL & MOODIE, j Money and Sharebrokers

Prospectus. / ABRIDGED P.RO3PEOTU& j OF 1 The koranui co'l mining COMPANY (LIMITED), ' Situated at Waimangaroa Basin, Mount Roch'ort. CAPITAL, L2 ,000, IN 5 000 SHARES ’OF Jj > EACH i Payable as follows:—ss on application ;5® on allotment; and the call-, not to exceed 5e per m^nth. HEAD OFFICE TO BE AT WESTPORT. J. Provisional Directors : Henry Esq., S, Riley, Esq,, WfcstM.H.R. Charleston port , ■ ■ J- ’J a yj Esq., C.E., T, G. Macartby, Efeq Westport J.P., Charleston j M. Organ, Esq., West- A. K. W. Fulton, Esq., port Westport ; H. Jones, Esq., Man- W. Evans, Esq ager Bank New Titnaru. South Wales, West- J. W. Humphrey, Ebq., port Westoort A. Stitt, Esq., West-A. iVlacrae, Esq., port Hokitika J. Seaton, Esq., Wan- J. Gilmore, Esq., Weatganui port B. E. Oxnor, Esq, B. Howlands, Esq., Westport Westport; and J. Mills, Esq., Union C. G. /'ndrewa, Esq., S.S. Company, Westport. Dunedin The object of this Company is to work a (Coalmining lease of 800 acres, situated at Waimangaroa Basin, Mount Rochfort, near Westport. The ground comprised in this lease has been very carefully selected from three prospecting areas of 5,000 acres, and about L1,C;00 has been expend- d in obtaining the lease, prospecting, surveys, and other works necessary to prove <he mine. In reference to this Jesse, Mr R. B. Dennlston, Government Coal Viewer, in his evidence given before the Royal Commission at Westport, says: —“ The total tonnage in this lease, including the east and west elopes, in about a,600 000 tons, the coal beiog of the best quality.”

* he xv port of analysis of coil from this part sf the fieid at \ T . oolwich Dockyard shows that it is equal to the best nor hj of hj ugland coal for steam purposes (vide Admiralty report on Kelson coal presented to Nelson Provincial Council, March 16th, 1866.) The railway is completed and open for traffic from Westport to Waim ingaroa, ai;d the Wellington Coal Company have made a branch line of one mile five chains in length up the river, and from this point it is proposed to make a * ram way to the coal, about two miles in length. The Government coal waggons will be loaded at end of Tramway line, thence forwarded over Government railway to Westport, •where there is now building railway wharf, station, si ling’, and a large viaduct and coal staiths, from which the cjal will be shipped direct into the ye sels. The port of Westport off ex s great facilities for shipping, the average depth of water of the bar bring 12ft to loft; and it is expected that when the Protective Works, now in course of 'construction, are completed, the depth will be increased to from 18ft to 20ft. By ear ful computation it has been estimated that the cost of opening up and connecting the mine with the Government railway, including ail necessary plant, will not exceed L 15,000, and further, the coal can be shipped free on board at Westport at 8s per ton. The terras of the lease will compel the Company to have the mine in working order early in 1878, co that shareholders may rely on having returns for their money within twelve mouths. Prospectuses and forms of application for Shares may be obtained of KEITH RAMSAY, Shipping Agi-nt, Jetty street, Dunedin, Pnbllo Noticed. Q AMPBELL & GO Express, Furniture Van Proprietor, STAFFORD STREET, DUNE i >IN, Pianofortes, Furniture, &c., carefully removed to all parts of town or country, All Orders promptly attended to.

N.B.—Luggage stored. ONCERTINAS, VIOLINS, CORNETS, CONCERTINAS direct from Saxony—the best vaiue in the Colony—excelling in sweetness of tone. Organ Concertinas from 12s 6d : Celeste, from 7s 6d; English Model, with sharps, from 15s. VIOLINS French copies of the most notable makes, possessing great ,i ower and sweetness, 10s fid, 15s, 21s, 30s, 35a to Lo 3s. CORNETS—' I he Cortois and Listen model, rro.. 60sj German Silver, with patent selfadjusting crooks, 8 guineas, BRASS BVND IN ST RU MEN TS —The most recent models, at English prices. Harmoniums, from 8 guineas. Country Storekeepers will find these Instruments the best value imported, and that their superiority will insure a ready sale. CHAS. BEGG & CO. EMMETT’S LULLABY is now ready. Harmoniums, full size, two pedals, rich tone. FrlO.? fkroa af/ttio T.l*> lA< - -LLi x__ PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. tone, LIO.J three stops, .Ll2 10s ; eight stops, OHA3, BEGG & CO.