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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6149, 2 August 1881, Page 8

Prospectus. . PR 0. S- J? E C T U S . . ..-....■■ or ■ . • ■ THE WAIHI GOLD MINING COMPANY (LBII- : : TED). ■ WAlin, UPPER THAMES.,' Capital : £30,000. ix 30,000 Shakes or £1 each. The Shareholders hiving formed a Company, witb. a Capital of £30,000, in 30,000 Shares of £1 ejch, te woik the Mine, which comprises claims known an Jones', Little Lizzie, and Waitete, containing about sixty men's ground, now offer to the Public 6,000 Shares, at a premium of 10s each,, tho proceeds of sale of Shares to purchase and erect a 20-head stamper battery at the Mine. ■ . ' . The Shares are offered on tho following terms, viz.: 5s on application, 2s Od per Share on Ist September, and 2s Cd per Share on Ist October, 1881. The Directors have allotted 19,000 Shares to the Original Shareholders, and reserve 5,000 Shares for purchase of adjoining claim or claims; the balance , of 6,000 are offered as above. The Company's ground adjoins the Dulcibel and Martha claims at Waihi, In which the reef (37 feet through) has been proved to bo gold-bearing at different points through the-ground. The gold from this district has been sold for £3 14s 6d per oz. As soon as the mine is opened np and tho battery erected, it is confidently expected the Company wjU work and crush the quartz.without calls upon the Shareholders. The quartz can be won aiid sent to the battery for 3s 6d per ton, and crushed for about the same amount. The Company have secured the water right, and, in a few months, it is expected the returns from the Mine will prove highly remunerative. Applications for Shares will be received by the Mcmbcn of tho Auckland Brokers' Association, till the lUth of August, 1831. F. A. WHITE, . . . . Secretary. Auckland, 20th July, ISSI. Pβ OSPE C T U S OF THE AUCKLAND FIBRE MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £23,000, IN 25,000 SHARES AT £1 EACH, Of which it is proposed to cell up £20,000, as follows: —2s Od per share on application, 2s 6d per share on allotment, 5s per share three months after allotment, 3s per share six months after allotment, lind 3s per shar*. nine months after allotment.

Capt 11. F. Anderson Thomas Morrin, Esq. J. McCosli Clark, Esq. Capt. A. McGregor. George Holdship, Esq. C. B. Stone, Esq. W. S. Laurie, Esq. T. F. S. Tinne, Esq. BANKERS: Bank of New Zealand. solicitors: Jlessr3. Whitaker, Russell, and Buddie. MAXAC.Er.: Wrn. Johnston. ISHOKER. SECRETARY PRO TEM Alex. Saunders, Esq. Wm. Johnston. This Company is formed for the purpose of Manufacturing (in the Cm of Auckland) Nevt Zealand Hemp, Manilla Hejip, Flax, and other Vegetable Fibres, into Rope, Twixe, Mattiko, Sacks, and other articles in which they can be employed, giving special attention to the manufacture of Twine suitable for the Keaper and Binder Machines now so largely in use in the Colonies. The Promoters have arranged to take over the Plant and Business of the Auckland Rope Company, together with the extensive and valuable Machinery of tho New Zealand Fibre Company at Kaihu. These they will hand over to the Company on the same favourable and advantageous terms as they have succeeded in making with the parties concerned. They have also been in communication with a leading English firm, regarding the necessary preparing machinery for the production of tho Reaper and Binder 'I wine. A mest eligible site for tho erection of the Works is at prosout under offer to tho promoters, the purchase money for which is fixed and agreed upon. Tin's property—so admirably adapted for tho proposed industry, being in close proximity to the Wharf and Railway Station— will also be handed over by them to the Company, at the prices they have arranged with the owners of same. Tho Lirge and increasing demand for Rope, Twine, and Mattisu, has determined the promoters to establish this profitable industry, in this city, and thereby not only contribute to its prosperity, but assist in developing the resources of the colony generally. Application for Shares addressed to the Secretary, at tho Company's temporary offices, No. 2, Insurance Buildings, or to the Broker for the Company. Alexander Saunders, Esq., No. 2, Insurance Buildings, Auckland.

Properties for Sale. HjIOR SALE—SS2 Acres of very fair land, JO in the Parish of Mangapai, about 2J miles from steamers' landing and wharf. Some of the land has been improved and fenced. The property formerly belonged to Captain Charles l'ye, who llvsd on it. Chutch and school adjoins the property, and some bush npon it. Will be sold a great bargain, on easy terms. Price, 10s an acre. Steamer Argyle leaves Auckland for Mangapai weekly.—H, C. Greenwood, Queen-street. TSLAND For S;ile—Rakitu, situated off ■ Great Barrier. 2 miles from mainland, containing 626 acres, protected from all strong gales; half mixed bush, puriri plentiful; deep black soil; good harbour. This property would make a capital ran, and tho timber would bring in a sure revenue. Price, 30s an acre; terms can bo made.—lt. C. Greenwood, Queenstreet. ' -' FOR SALE—One of the best little Farms in the Papakura District, soil being mostly rich black loam ; contains 100 acres, half fenced and under cultivation ; fresh water river runs through the property ; water to drive thrashing machine, chaffcutter, or flax-mill; good new 5-roomed Cottage and other outbuildings; 15 minutes from railway station. £500 can remain on mortgage »t 8 per cent. Price, £850.— R. C. GitEEXwoop. Queen-street. FOK SALS—Near Auckland, one or two gentlemen's Residences, with choicely laid out grounds, and good outbuildings. Cards to view and locality on application.—K. C. Greenwood, Queenstreet. WAIWERA.— For Sale, 287 acres of Land, for the most part river flats, covered with rich fern bush and flax, backed , by richly-wooded hills. This land is immediately behind the far-famed Waiwera Hotel and Hot Springs, and has over n mile of deep water frontage to the Waiwera river, contains some very pretty and picturesque spots, and is very suitable for a homestead, or for any gentleman wishing to make a home In this healthy and beautiful locality. Tho new coach road is now opened from the North Shore to Waiwera (coaches running alternato days to and fro), and when the road is formed from the hotel to tho Northern Waiwera it will run along the banks of the river, and for about two miles through the property offered for sale, thereby opening I up as pretty a piece of country as can be met with in New Zealand. Price, £000. If this should meet the eye of any ono wishing for a safe and sure speculation they cannot do better than buy this land , , as tho everincreasing popularity of tho Waiwera waters will ere long require the said land to be either cut up for villa residence sites, or added to the hotel property for boating purposes and pleasure {rounds. Terms can be made any way to suit purchasers, say £50 or £100 cash and balance by weekly or monthly instalments. —K. C. Obeekwoup, Queen-street. mO CAPITALISTS. Foil SALE. Ellcrslie Park consisting of 110 acres of land bcautif nlly laid out and planted with ornamental trees and ehrubs. There »ro carriage drives, walks, ix., close to the Ellcrslie Station. It lias a large road frontage and commands magnificent views from all parts of the Estate. This property is very suitable for a gentle- ' man's park and residence. , r The land is surveyed into conveulenl-olzed building allotmenta and is well adapted for a township; Ellerslie Station being within 20 minutes' rail ef town, and will be sold in one lot, or separate allotments to suit Purchasers. For further particulars AITREN R. C. GREENWOOD. Til A R Al S. 10,000 Acre.' of Land of first-class duality, situate in tho Thames Valley District, for Sale, in lota to suit purchasers. ; ' Terms easr. T; O.'WILLIAMS, : - ■ . , . Cambridge. Waikato : SUBURBAN FARM, NEAR HARP OP ;■- : - ■ ■ erin.- '■ •■■■■•■ ; Fob Sale or'Lbase, '.' 35 acres Rich Volcanic Sell, fenced and subdivided Into paddocks, n=ll Tiatered, with Dwelling-houso and outbuildings. Abply to W. AITKEN, Land Agent.