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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12409, 24 January 1901, Page 2

Mining Notices. Georgo Sicvwright.) (Neville Sicvwright. SIEVWKIGHT BROS. AND CO., STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, DUNEDIN. Mr Georgo, member Dunedin Stock Exchange. Bankers: The National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd. Telegraph Address: “ Sievwrights, Dunedin.” X 2767 pRANK GRAHAM AND SON, . SHIP AND INSURANCE And . STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, Custom House, Commission and Financial Agents, Commercial Union Assurance Coy., Ltd. (Fire and Marine), 200, Hereford Street, Opposite Bank of New South Wales. F 179

'"'MAGNUS, PATERSON 'AND CO., Gold Dredging Brokers, Colonial Mutual Buildings, High Street, Christchurch. UABANTEES CLOSE MARKET PRIOR on receipt of instructions. Reliable and straightforward advice given oa Otago and West Coast Dredging Claims. Telegrams, „ PATERSON,” Christchurch. PHILIP HOARE, SHAREBROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT, -Corner of Hereford and Manchester Streets (opposite N.Z. Express Co.) Six years’ experience on Otago Goldfields. Correspondence P.O. Box 142, CHRISTCHURCH. F2G3I TOSEPH SMYTH E, **' Member Christchurch Stock ExchangeSHAREBROKER AND MINING AGENT, Cashel Street Chambers, ' CHRISTCHURCH, Can Supply RELIABLE INFORMATION oa ' ' the West Coast Dredging Properties. Flotation of Approved Properties Undertaken. A RTH U R P. HA-RP ER, ■ (Member Canterbury Stock Exchange). SHAREBROKER AND ESTATE AGENT. g Years’ Experience on Westland Goldfields. 4 Years at Thames. 176 j HEREFORD STREET > , X 2578 ' (Over Kinsey and Co.) Members Canterbury Sharebrokers’ * Exchange. Representing the Otago Stock Exchange. Telephone 953. P.O. Bex 318. Telegraph Address—" Hopkins, Christchurch.” Telegraph Address —*, Hopkins, Greymouth.” Broker, Broker, W. J. HOPKINS AND 00., STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, LAND, ESTATE and FINANCE AGENTS, BOWRON’S BUILDINGS, Christchurch, BOUNDARY STREET, Greymouth, ' With Agencies throughout the Colonies, THE Enormous Support accorded our firm—for which we desire to place on record our thankful appreciation—has necessitated a still further increase in office accommodation. We have pleasure in stating that we have inada arrangements, and shall shortly occupy the whole of the front portion of the downstairs of Bowron’s Buildings. The complete set of offices-will'enable us to give accommodation equal to any firm in the colony, and with an increased staff we shall be in a better position to attend the requirements of our numerous clients. During the month of January our Office Hours will be as follows: 9.30 a.m. till 5.30 p.m., , And Every Evening from 7.30 till. 9.30. We file all the leading Mining Journals, Vest Coast and Otago Newspapers. Arrangements cap be made by Mining Comlanies for the use of our LARGE PUBLIC tOOM for Meetings, FREE OP CHARGE. NO EFFORT WILL BE SPARED . In the Future, as in the Past, to keep our Firm in the Position of THE LEADING COMPANY PROMOTERS AND SHAREBROKERS OF CANTERBURY. X 2658

What is considered to be the finest train in the world is owned by Dr Stewart Webb, of. New York, and his wife. It is composed of their own private car, fitted np at a cost of over £20,000, three sleeping cars, compartment cars, a buffet, smoking car, and baggage car. Practically speaking, it is an hotel on wheels. For it is the favourite ■practice of American mifiionairee to give train parties, when a number of invited traesM .-travel tokctber far weeks-at-a- time.