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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5885, 27 September 1880, Page 8

Amusenieuts, & c . THE AT R E £TTTTProprietor Mr. R. J. DeLias- A U ' SIXTH AXD LAST WEEK Of those Brilliant Artistes, the LINGARDS! LINGARDS! LINGARDS < THIS (MONDAY) EVENING Grand Revival, after weeks of preparation, of Gilbert and Sullivan's Great Comic Opera, luerc H.M.S. PINAFORE ! (Now in its third year in London, and played by the Lmgards nine weeks in Melbourne), produced with New Scenery, New Costumes, Augments „ , , Orchestra, and Chorus. Numbering, with principals and Musicians, over o0 PEOPLE 50 Josephine (98th time) Miss Alice Livcuis, Sir Joseph (98th time) JI R . W H Lisc A «» (their original parts in Melbourne) " Captain Corcoran Mr. A. Canipcell Ralph Rackstraw Mr. F. Dawson D. 1 . , * D <=adeye Mr. Owen Westford Billßobstay Mr. F. Hinder. ??»i B if k f»' Mr - E - Ha »ks Little Buttercup Miss T. Hinon CousmHebe Miss E. Adclle First Lord s Sisters, Cousins, and his Aunts, &c bv the Chorus. IVfRS. SIMON begs to inform her friends L.T-B. and the public that her Art Union will comn off oiv TO-MORROW (Tuesday), 2Sth instant ? p.m., at her residence, Symonds-street. O AZAAR ! BAZAAR ! BAZAAR! A BAZAAR, with iho object of reducing the Uebt of £SCO now owing upon tho Primitive Methodist Parsonage, Wakofield-street, will be held in tie Building, Queen-street, adjoining the Herald Offio> TO-DAY (Monday), 27th instant, from 10 a.m. to Iβp.m. A Large Quantity of Useful and Fancy Articles will be offered at very low prices.—Admission ■ Adults, Is; Children, Gd.—At 8 o'clock the balance o£ the Goods will be auctioned by Mr. L. W. Eaton. B z *- *~~ E A Bazaar, in Aid of the Building Fund of St Stephen's Church, is to be held in the City Mart 12s" Queen-street, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and BATURDAY, the 30th instant, and Ist and 2nd Oct The Bazaar will be open from 12 noon till 5 p.ni" sjid from 0.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. The -Bazaar will be formerly opened by his Worshin the Mayor on Thursday, the 30th instant, at 12 noon Admission, Is; Children half-price. Tickets, admitting for the three days (not transferable), price 2s od. Holders of these tickets will he admitted on Thursday at ll.:K>. No sales will be made until after Bazaar is formally opened. Tickets can be obtained of Upton & Co., and Chapman, Booksellers, Queen-street; of Mr. Wood, Ponsonby; and of any Member of the Committee. O DAVIS'S BOXING SALOON. Established 1875. R.D., having returned to town, is open to receive Pupils, at his SALOON, HOBSON-STREET, Opposite tho Scotia Hotel. Terms very reasonable. Gentlemen waited upon at their own residence. Apply any hour in the day. Prospectus. PROSPECTUS OF THE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) OAPITAL £50,000 In 10,000 Shares of £5 Each. 5000 Paid-up Shares to Vendors; 1000 Shares reserved for Company; 4000 Shares offered to t'he Public on the following terms :— Ten Shillings on Application; Ten Shillings on Allot ment; the remaining Four Pounds in Four Calls of Twenty Shillings per Share at intervals o£ Three Months, thus extending tie payments ovet a period of twelve months from day of allotment Provisional : Graves Aickin, Esq. Wm. F. Hull, Esq. Henry Brett, Esq. T. T. Masefield, Esq. Herman Brown, Esq. D. H. McKcnzie, Esq. L. Ehronfried, Esq. Charles Ring, Esq. C. A. Harris, Esq. J. M. Shorn, Esq. C. A. Harris, jun., Esq. C. B. Stono, Esq. George Harper, Esq. Cap},. James Thomas Solicitors : Messrs. Russell and Devore. Bankers : The National Bank of New Zealand (Limited). Office : 7, South British Insurance Buildings. Brokers: Th 9 Members of the Brokers' Association—C. Alexander, J. F. Clarke, Frater Brothers, W. Flood, R. Home, J. M. Lennor, J. Mowbray, J. B. Morpeth, J. Newman, A. Saunders, and S. Vickers. This Company is projected for the purpose of purchasing and carrying on the Whangapoua Saw MiU and Timber Business, at present conducted by Messrs C. A. Harris, senior and junior, who haro agreed to Sell to tho Company their Forests, Mills, Machinery, Plant, Tools, Gear, Wharves, Store, Stock, Logs, Houses, Sawn Timber at Mill, Booms, Dams, Railway Tramways, Spare Machinery, and Leases of Allotments in AVest Customhouse-streot, the whole complete (per Stock List, as the same has just being valued by Messrs T. T. Masefield and Johnson, whose reports are appended), for the sum of £28,353, 4s Dd, and £11,500 for forests and allotments in West Custom-house-street; payable, £25,000 in paid-up shares, £2,000 on formation of Company out of Allotment Call, £4,000 in three months out of tho first Call, and £3,000 each out of tho three remaining Calls, without interest, leaving the Company tho whole of. tho first Call of £2,000 and £1,000 :ut of each of tho lust three. Thus— To .. To Company. Vendors £ s. d. £ s. il On application, 10s per share .. .. .. 2,000 0 0 On Allotment, 10s per share 2,000 0 0 Ist Call, three months, 20s per share .. .. 4,000 0 0 2nd Call, six months, 20s ' per share .. .." .. 1,110 15 3 2,553 i t Jrd Call, nine months, 20s pershare 1,000 0 0 3,000 0 0 <th Call, twelve months, 20s per share .. .. 1,000 0 0 3,000 0 0 £5116 15 3£14,5£3 i 9 Making a total of £20,000 Considering the good condition of the Plant, and that numbers of tho logs are at the booms, it is confldentaly expected that a large return will bo available before tho expiration of the first year of tho Company's existence. The quantity of Kauri timber in the various wishes at Whaagapoua is estimated by tho vendors at about one hundred and fifty million foet, besides large quantities of other timber that will ultimately become valuable. The different bushes are situated in a circlo round the harbour, as "ill bo seen from the map of tho property, so that all are thoroughly available. Most of the timber is very handy and can be got out atalowrate. A considerable quantity can be trammed out, making the supply independent of freshes; and Whangnpoua is noted for always having a supply of. logs. The railway, now nearly finished, will deliver all the timber on the western slopes into deep water at a small cost. Several contracts are let, all of which will bo finished witliin the next few months; and at tio suggestion of the valuators an arrangement is proposed by which Mr. C. A. Harris, jun., will complete them all and settle with the various contractors as they complete their contracts. Tho store doqj a safo and lucrative business, iis can bo seen from statement of net profits for the last four fS&at. To do a larger business at AVhang&poua the company will only havo to increase the number of men employed, as all plant, machinery and tools necessary are already on tho ground,, and by working the present plant, up to its full capability of production, viz., 100,000 feet per week, the cost will bo lessened and the business made even moro profitable. To obtain tho capital necessary to do this, together with tho anxiety of Mr. Harris, sen., loretire from business, are the principal reasons for the present proprietors parting with the property. The Allotments in West Customhouse-street avo rented from tho Harbour Board at iICOO per annum, and aro well-situated and convenient for the business; and when it is considered that the lease for C 6 years gives tho right t> the water frontage, it is evident that thoy will shortly become very valuable. It is proposed to erect on these allotments efficient but inexpensive sawing, planing, and moulding machinery, which when completed will make the concern thoroughly complete and compact in every respect. ALLOTMENTS, AUCKLAND. Nos. 2S, 29, 30, 31, having a frontage of 201 feet to Customhouse-street, West, by 170 feet deup, with au additional 100 feet into the harbour. Cβ years' leacc, 04 years to run, with right to water