On Wednesday, the 30th inst., at noon the whole of the valuable property, plant, &c. in connection with the Champion Copper Mining Company of New Zealand, now in liquidation, will be offered for sale at Messrs Sharp & Sons' auction room?. Since the Company has sfcopjwd working the official liquidatpr has taken good care that the whole of the plant has been kaplfc in good order and in proper repair, and to sljqw wfrat can ba done two men alone have taken .out &ud stacked some 70 or 60 ton 3of comparatively pure copper from the Champion workings. Jt is to be hoped that whoever may be fortunate enough to secure this valuable property it will ftoou be at work again, but should it only be bought for speculation the buyer will have a valuable security in the large quantity of machinery, plant, engines, and stock ; that these alone are of considerable value anyone can estimate without even a visit to the mine, seeing that over X.30,000 was spenj; upon plant &c. to bring things into working order. The long inventory can be seen at Mr Bayfoilij'fl or the auctioneers' offices. The return quoit match Town v. Wakapunka was played en the ground of tie latter on Siturday afternoon resulting in another win for the Town. The following were the players : — Town : Messrs Flett, Sistereoa, Hall, Jackson, Margin, and Neale. Wakapuaka ; Messrs Northam, Blanchett, Slater, Hibbard, Carnett, and Wellcr. Two splendid pitches had been chosen near the Black Horse. The weather waa glorious, and a hearty welcome waa accorded to the visitors, and altogether a very pleasant afternoon was spent. A GQisrcEßT, at which a number of performers to whom ib is always a pleasure to listen, will be given this evening in the Bridge-street schoolroom, the proceeds to be devoted to tbe building fund, The last concert under similar außpicea proved a great success, and there is no reason for anticipating tn&C the same verdict will not be passed on this evening's performance. We understand that a presentation is to be made to Mr Hyrsthouse by a number of his political friends aod admirers at Motucka on Wednesday evening nest, fcbo day of the Horticultural Show. Mr It. P. Rawson will be the spokesman on the occasion. Q>kkebpondence nnd reports of cricket matches will be found on the fourth page. A GENEju*. mesjing of shareholders in the Richmond Hill Silver JMjning Company will be held at Mr Bayfield's office to-morrow afternoon, at i o'clock. The Sale of Work in connection with All Saints' Church, which has been announced for so'eie time past, will commence in the Provincial Hjs.ll at 23o to-morrow afternoon and will continue during the day and evening, and during the nest afternoon and evening. There will be a number of novel attractions, and on Wednesday evening there jta to fee a ; parish tea meeting at 6 o'clock to be followed by a popular concert. TJje Bijou Band will play to-morrow evening.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXI, Issue 303, 28 November 1887, Page 2
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