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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6916, 17 January 1884, Page 8

Bailways- j ZEALAND AUCKLAND SECTION. SPECIAL TRAIN'S FOR 5.3. TAEAPtJSA» THURSDAY, JANUARY 4^J|SS4. A Special Train will leave Auckland at 10.20 a.n , Neivmarket, 10.3J, Onehanga, arrive, 10.55 a.m. Conveys only passengers and lnggage. A. V. MACDONALD, District Manager. CKLAND RAILWAY. ANNIVERSARY, JANUARY 29, IS3I. CHEAP EXCURSION FARES Available for Ordinary Trains only, unless special arrangements have been Sftde. Tickets will be issued at the following reduced rate 3, available for the day only : — Ist class 2nd lass Auckland and Newmarket—to or from — — Papakuraand Drury 3sGd 2s6d Pukekolie, Ruckland, Tnakau, Pokeno, Mercer .. .. .. .. .. 5s 3s 6a Bwanson, Waitakerei, Tanpaki .. .. 3s 6d 2s Gd Kumeu, Waimankn, Waipapa, £ewiti, "Woodhill, Paeroa .. ... .. 5s 3s 6d Auckland and Newmarket (by special train only) to Ngaraawahi*. Hamilton Junction, Ohanpo. Te Awa* mutu, rcturnitip by special train .. 10s , 7s 6d All other Stations Saturday re:um rates available. SPECIAL TRAINS. In addition to the ordinary trains the following will run:— TE RACES. Auckland, det>.: 7.0 a.m., Newmarket, 7.10 ; Remuera, 7.15 ; Penrose. 7.25. Only tiops to pick up passengers for ttations south of Alcrcer and to set them down. D<_ts nc: stop for local tra±c. N»ari:awahia, 11.15 ; Hamilton J.. 11.43 ; Ohanpo. 12.15 Te (a;r.), 12.35—stops opposiie Eacecourie. RETURN FOR AUCKLAND PASSENGERS ONLY Te Awamutu (.dep.) : 15 minutes after la?t race. Stops only to pick up passengers at stations North of Mercer. LOCAL TRAIN. Mercer (dep.) I 8.30 a.m. ; Ranririri. P. 15 i Huntly, 9.59 ; Taupiri. 10.3 : 10.20 : Te Rapa, 10.45 ; Hamilton J., 11.0 ; Ohaupo, 11.35 ; Te Awamutu (arr.) 12.0—stop3 opposite Racecourse. RETURNS TO MERCER wrTH PASSENGERS FOR MERCER AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS. Te Awamutu (dep.): 30 minutes after last ace TRAINS FOR HELENSVILLE. The 11.0 am. train from Auckland to Henderson will run through to Heiensville. TRAINS CANCELLED. The 6.40 a.m. from Auckland. 9.45 Goods from Auckland, 11.40 Goods from Mercer. 2.5 p.m, from Hamilton* to Hustly. ALL OTHER TRAINS AS USUAL. A. V. MACDOXALD, District Manager Public Companies. CONDENSED PROSPECTUS OF THE jf£AMO JOLLIER Y QOMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL ~ - £100,CW, Is 80,000 Shares of 25s Each. riEzcTOßs: Thomas Mokbin, Esq., (T. and S. Morrin and Co. Limited.) The Hok. E. Mitchelsok, M.H.R, Captain* ii. F. A^DEnsox, John Chambers Esq., (T. and S. Morrin and Co., Limited.) Joseph Bexitett, Esq. B.OCEEBS! Baks or New South Wales, secretary: S. Y. Collixs, ESQ. BKOKSES: The Membee.s or the Bf-osers* Association*.

The Kamo Collier? is a most extensive one, consisting, as it doss, of 1200 acres of freehold, and about 1400 acres leasehold lands. The r&ilway which the Government has completed' connecting the Kamo Colliery with the Harbour, at a cost of about £52,00j, places the Colliery in the posi* tion of being mere easily and profitably worked than any other Colliery in New Zealand. The Harbour with which the iline is now attached is, for all practical purposes, equal to any in the Colonies, and feeing en route for the Union and Pacific Companies' steamers, couldnot be mere advantageously situated. Since the formation of the Company, a very large Enm been expended in developing the Mice, and with the most satisfactory results. In the Main Engine sha!s (which is a considerable distance from the present workings, and upon which powerful pumping and winding machinery has been erected), at a depth of 250 feet from the surface, the upper seam cf coal, nine feet in thicszess. has been gone through. This Coax is very superior in quality. At a depth of feet below this seam, the lower seam has been proved to exist- This Coax WILL BE IMKSDIATHLY AVAIXA.BI.X, At the opposite side of the Hill from which the main heading was started, and what is known as the Bead Engine Dip, a seam of nine feet o: excellent c?al has been struct. This coal will be in the market at oijce. as it is connected with the railway through the main level; In view of the facts that now the Colliery is well opened up, the demand for the ccal having largely increased, and the recently acquired seams of coal pro ing t-o be of superior quality, the Directors are jus tilled in stating that they believe the Company, from this time, will pay continoaaly large dividends. SHARES are now offered to the public at Fifteen Shillings per Share upon the following terms: —FIVE SHILLINGS CASH ; BALANCE BY TWO EQUAL PAYMENTS OF FIVE SHILLINGS EACH AT THREE AND SIX MONTHS. The Directors being thoroughly satisned with the bDr.a Tides of the undertaking determined to adopt the risk of proving the Mine a success before offerin? to the public any shares for sale- Those now offered to the public were purchased by the Directors for the Company. The entire proceeds, therefore, of the shares now offered to the public will be placed to the credit of the Company, A list of the properties, inventory of plant, certificates and reports cf eminent engineers, &c-, may be inspected at the Company's Office. No. 14a, Queenitreet. Chiaa, Glassware, &c. BOTLAN & TAX FIELD ! 174, QCEES-STRZLT, r\PPSPVTS 1 u>st below Savings Bank ; ! > j "ORESENTS ! 3 hr —r 5 5J « ' WORCESTER CHIXA. *r O 5 i A Verv Choice Assort. £ CO I mbn . 0 j Orsame-ts Tea 5= < S5 ! 8.-eiWst, Tele "*et Tet-s 2 a 52 : Services, &c., from the tu .H H ; celebmedWo.-ceuer Royal zfi ~s §9 H | PorceUin Co., just opened. *5 ft : In»pecuon invited. Q < : 3dvl?.j s Tarfield, agents. ? = o i FANCY TEA & BREAKa < wo FAST SERVICES. S"S H Sco 2 orcr Sets - ranging < 03 CO from 17s fed to £15, to gj 5 W <1 £ choose from. § 5 55 O | DESSERT SERVICES, g ~ A Very Large and Choice U 2 'Assortment. "from '2bs to rq Q £12, complete. § 3 § lAn Immense Stock of every description of Glass- ■ I ware and Earthenware ; always on hand. DIRECT IMPORTERS ji Of all Kinds of {I FANCY GOODS, suitGLASS, CHINA, AND liable for Wedding & other EARTHENWARE. in endless variety N.B. — Wholesale and IbOYLAX & TAXFIELD Retail. I; |j 1(4 QCEEX-STBEET. TOURING THE GREAT SALE— 2003 Pairs Kid Gloveg, at per pair 1500 Yards Dress at 2|d per yard A Grard Line of fOiford Shirting, at Id per yard. A limited quantity only* AT S. COOMBE3 & CO.'S, Queen-street. NOLD HINES AMD CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. IMPORTERS OF AMERICAN MERCHANDISE, AND PURCHASERS OF KAURI GUM. Corner ot Customhouse and Fort Streets. Auckland. Ara prepared to receive Orders for all descriptions of the Products and Manufactures ot the United States. Any Commissions entrusted to them will be carefully executed by I MESSRS. ARNOLD HIKES AND CO., CF NEW YORK, I Who will promptly forward the Goods OS fir9«*class I vmmli at the lowest rates of freight.