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Evening Star, Issue 7308, 5 September 1887, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. TIT'ESTPORT COAL COMPANY, : V? LIMITED. Head Office : Vogel street;, Durtcdin, MINES AT WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH. The Company’s COALBROOKDALE Seam is tho Best House and Steani Coal in the Southern Hemisphere, and commands in tho market the highest price. It is used exclusively by tho Union Steam Ship' Company of New Zealand, the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company, and the Elderslie Steamship Company, and by many of tho Freezing Companies and Steam Mills, and has a very large consumption for household purposes. A trial has recently boon made by the New Zealand Refrigerating Company at their Works at Burnside, which gives the following results : —Two boilers were used, having an average pressure of 581b to the square inch, the fires and engines being in the same state in each case. Newcastle Screened Coal required 2641b per hour, and gave 7.2 per cent, refuse. Coalbrookdale Screened Coal required 2141b per hour, and gave 1.1 per cent, refuse. Coalbrookdale Small Coal required 2401b per hour, and gave 1.9 per cent, refuse. Thus showing that it required 25 per cent, more of Newcastle to do the same work as G'oalbrookdale Screened, and 10 per cent, more to do the same work as Coalbrookdale Small Coa 1 . The Company’s Grcymouth Mines (Wallseud and Coalpit Heath) are now in full working order, and they are prepared to execute orders. This Coal is used largely by the New Zealand Railways, and by nearly every Gasworks in the Colony. Mr Graham, engineer to tho Dunedin Gasworks, writes ;—“The Coalpit Heath. Coal is perhaps one of the very best gas coala to be found throughout the world. Where this coal is delivered round, I have, in six months’ working, found it to make 11,600 cubic feet of gas per ton ; and when the correction was made for gasholder and barometer pressure and for temperature, it made 11,784 cubic feet of 18.Jcandle gas per ton. Orders can be booked at the head office for delivery at Dunedin or elsewhere. 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ANY PERSONS having Claims against the late Mr John Mathicaon, of Highcliff, are requested to send their Accounts to tho Executors, the Perpetual Trustees, Estate, and Agency Company of New Zealand (Limited), befor Saturday, tho 10th instant. Dunedin, 3rd September, 1887. MACASSEY, KETTLE, & WOODHOUSB, Solicitors for the Executors. NEW COMPOSITE ROBBS. EWING, AND CO. Composite Robes Ex Doric, just opened, on Composite Robes case of Unmade Composite Composite Robes Robes, suitable for tailorComposite Robes made costumes; newest Composite Robes colorings. Also a choice lot Composite Robes of Ladies’ White EmComposite Robes broidered Costumes; lovely Composite Robes goods, and at ModifiedPrioos. Composite Robes Composite Robes Mr Ewing remarks: You Composite Robes will find the New Composite Composite Robes and White Robes, ex Doric, Composite Robes the moat fashionable goods Composite Robes ever shipped by us. 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I hereby appoint Friday, the 9th day of September, 1887, for the First Meeting of Creditors in the above estate, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, at my office, No. 12 Rattray street, Dunedin, , JAMBS ASHCROFT, Official Assignee.