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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8470, 22 January 1891, Page 8

Gazette Notices. STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS OF THE >0 , CALEDONI an gold mining comPANY (LIMITED) TO DECEMBER 31ST. IS9O. Company— CALEDONIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Formed lebruary, 1889; registered February 7, 1889. It. is in active operation. Registered address, Insurance Buildings, Queenstreet, Auckland ; John Young, Legal Manager. Capital— The nominal capital is £6000. The amount of capital subscribed is £3600. The amount of capital actually paid up in cash is £S(>00. The paid-up vali' - of scrip given to shareholders is nil. The Amount o* cash received for same is nil. The paid-up value of scrip given to shareholders on which no cash has been paid is nil. Shares— The number of shares into which the capital is divided is 24,000. The number of shares allotted is 24,000. The amount paid per share is is. The amount called up per share is 3s. The number of calls in arrears is nil, and the amount is nil. The. number of shares forfeited is nil. The number of forfeited shares sold is nil, and the money received for the same is nil. The number of shareholders at the time of regis tration of Company was 69. Dividends— The total amount of dividends declared is nil. lire total amount of dividends paid is nil. The total amount of unclaimed dividends is nil. Cash— The amount of cash at bankers is nil. The amount of cash in hand is nil. Debts The amount of debts directly due to the Company is nil. The amount of debts considered good is nil. The amount of the contingent liabilities of the Company is £161S 9s 4d. I, John Young, of Auckland, the manager of the Caledonian Gold Mining Company (Limited), do solemnly and sincerely declare that this is a true and complete statement of the affairs of the said Company at the present date ; and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the -anie to be true, and by virtue of "The Justices of the I'ea.ee Act, 1852." JOHN YOUNG. Declared at Auckland this 20th day of January, 1891, before me, D. H. I/usk, Justice of the Peace. Shipchandlery. A. B. D 0 N A L D ' SHIPCHANDLER AND SAILMAKER, m LOWER QUEEN-STREET, Begi to intimate to the Shipping Community and the Public that he has REMOVED Into those commodious premises formerly in tin: occupation of E. AND A. ISAACS, Where he will continue to carry on the SHII'CHANDLERY and SAILMAKING BUSINESS, As usual. He has much pleasure in announcing that he has engaged the services of Mr. G. JONES, who has for the Last 19 years been so well and favourably known in the employ of H. F. Anderson and Co. and T. anil S. Morrin and Co. (Limited), handlers, &c. The present Stock will be very shortly largely augmented. In thanking his Customers for.pa.st favours ho has every confidence that the business under Mr. Jones management will be conducted in a manner which will command general confidence and support. Business Cards. 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