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Evening Star, Issue 8267, 12 July 1890, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTIOEB. A PERHANGINGS. 60,000 PIECES to ohooso from; 4d per piece and upwards, BMITH AND SMITH, OOTAQON, O. NICHOLSON L • (Late KemnlU and Nloholson), Practloal General Engraver and Die Sinter, REMOVED to ELDON CHAMBERS (Next J. Wilkio and Co.'ft), PRINCES STREET. 25 Years' Home and Colonial Experience, WATCHMAKERS, L RRI VA L OF NEW GOODS. 8 Oases of NEW GOODS just opened oat ez b.p. Coptic Another Shipment to Arrive per s.g. lonio. LATEST &OVELTIE3 Received Monthly. Largest and Best-selected Stock In the Colony to Belect from. Quality Second to None.

Goods Bought direct from the Actual Manufacturers for Cash and Sold at Lowest Prices. Allkindß of JEWELLERY Manufactured on the Premises. Watch, Clock, and Jewellery Repairs receive Special and Personal Attention. G. AND T. YOUNG, Importers, Practical Watch and Clock Makers, Manufacturing Jewellers, 88 PRINGE3 STREET, DUNEDIN. Also at Wellington, Timaru, and Oomaiu.

HOM S O N and Co., Melbourne), WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND IMPORTER, 86 Princes stkket, Dunedin. WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. SPORT 3 TROPHIES. WATCH AND GENERAL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.

IN3U&&N0& OOMFAKSEa TANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. KJ Head Office: High street, Dunediu, FIRK, MARINE, AND FIDELITY GUARANTEE RISKS Taken at LOWJJHT CURRENT RA.TE3. THOMAS R. FISHER, General Manager, "VfEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. -J3I [ESTABLISHED 1845.] Tim O'dcst and Wealthioßt Pubkly Mutual Life Office transacting Business in the Colony. Accumulated Funds over L 21,000,000. Annual Income exceeds ... LO, 000,000. Local Director: KEITH RAMSAY, Ese. The Company issuoa the most Liberal Contracts obtainable, and its Matured Toatiiies have produced LARGER RESULTS than the PolicieK of any other Company. All Moneys bkoeivkd in the Colonies abe retained in them. Prospectus and full information can he obtained from C. THEILMANN, Chief Agent. Dnnedin District Office: Rattray street. CAPABLE AGENTS WANTED.

PROSPECTUS. PROSPECTUS OP A COMPANY TO BE CALLED THK VfSENGERBUrtN GOLD MINING OOM- £> PANY, LIMITED. [To be Registered under the Provisions of "Tho Companies Act, 1882." I CAPITAL LB.OOO, Divided into 8,000 Shares of LI Each, Of which 3,000 Shares, paid up to 15s per Bhare, will bo allotted to tho present Proprietors in full payment of the Property which they propose to sell to tho Company. Tho remaining 5,000 Sharea will be offered for subscription on tho following terms : One Shilling per Sham on Application ; One Shilling per Share on Allotment; the balance, a<i required, in Calls not exceeding One Shilling \>tr Share, to be made at intervals of not Icf.b than One Month. Dihectoes : In purananco of the provisions of "The Companies Act, 1882," the first seven subscribers of the Articles and Memorandum of Association will be the First Directors of the Company, and will conduct the business of the Company until the First General Meeting, to be holden as soon as the Capital is Bubtcibed, when a Directory will be elected by the Shareholders. ha». KEita: Bank of Now Zealand. solicitor : Mr John Mouat, BBOKEKS: Mr E. R, Smith, A.M.P. Buildings, Dnnedin. Mr A. G. Fenwick, 95 Prinoes street, Dunedln. Mr Jabez Burton, Roxburgh. SECRETARY : No Secretary will be appointed, or place for the office determined, until the first meeting of Directors after the registration of the Company. In the meantime, correspondence may be addreFH'd to the Company's brokers, who will furnish all necessary information to inquiries. The objects for which the Company ia to be formed are:— To acquire for Gold Mining and to Mine upon a Speoial Claim of 16 acres 2 roods of auriferous land at and beiug Section 2, Blook 1, Kttrick. 1. The Special Claim which the Company is formed to work i« situated at the junction of Benger Creek with the Molyneux River. 2. Many attempts have during the past twenty-seven years bson made to work tho ground by tho old methodF, and excellent prospects were obtained ; but the heavy inflow of water, and the low level of tho land, which rendered it liable to be flooded at eveiy rise of the rivor, provented any systematic workinp;. 3. From the gold obtained in pat<t trials the land in question is known to be very rich. 4. The Promoters of the Company can with confidence refer intending shareholders to all or any of tho persons who have worked in the ground in former times, and also to Messrs Kitto and party, Mr A. Brazil, and Mr J. C Smith, of Ettriok. and others living in the ceighborhood, and to Messrs W. Laurence Simpson and J. B. Borton, formerly "Wardens of the District, now living in Dunodin, and Mr J. Silveriton, of Dunedin, fruiterer. Mr Richard Kitto states that ho and his party who wotked part of the land never earned less than 20s a day per man, although they worked at a great disadvantage 5. A contract dated the 12th day of Jane, 1890, has been entered into between the present LicexiseCß of tKo l&nd &ncL Mr 15. R. SroltH, elb trustee on behalf of the Company, tor the transfer to the Company of the above-mentioned special claim in consideration of 3,000 shares, paid up to 15s, being allotted to the Proprietors in full payment for the Property. The original contract may bo inspected at the office of Mr John Mouat, solicitor for the Company, Prinoes street, Uunedin. No other contracts affecting the Company have been entered into. 6. It is proposed to work the ground by means of a steam dredge, estimated to cost about L 3.500. Very good lignite for steam purposes is procurablo at Coal Creek, distant about twelve miles by a good road, and can bo delivered at the dredge at a cost not exceeding 15s per ton, 7. The capital will be called up by One Shilling per Share on application, One Shilling per ."hare on allotment, and so much of tho rej maindcr aB may be required by calls not exceeding One Shilling per Share each, made at intervals of not less than one momh. I 8, Provision will be made in the Articles of Association for the division of profits equally by the share, independently of the amount paid up. 9. The Share Libt will clobo as soon as the required number of shares have been applied for, 10. The casts of preparing and registering the Memorandum and Articles of Association, and of transferring the property and brokers' commission at current rates, will be paid by the Company. | 11. Attention is called to the fact that the shares to be given to the Promoters will only be j considered as paid up to 15s per share, and after that amount is paid up by the contributing i shareholders all the shareholders will be on the same footing. 12. Tho Promoters have not thought it necessary to procure any Reports from mining experts, feeling sure that intending subscribers will be able to obtain reliable information from the gentlemen to whom they are referred, 13. No bonuses, either in money or Bhares, will be given to anyone. The Promoters consider the price asked for the property fair and moderate, considering that the land is reputedly one cf the richest claims in the Molyneux I Valley. j 14. All applications for r.hares must be made to the Company's Brokers, accompanied by a deposit of One Shilling per sbare. In the caso of cheques payable elsewhere than at Dunedin or Roxburgh, bank exchange must be added. 15. The Company will not be registered nor any sharea allotted until the capital has been fully subscribed.