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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9950, 14 October 1895, Page 1

Mining Notices. I, THE undersigned, hereby make application to register THE EUREKA GOLD MINING COMPANY as a No-liability Company under the provisions of the Mining Companies Act, 1894. 1. The name of the Company is to bo "The Eureka Gold Mining Company, No-Liability." 2. The place of operations [or intended operations] is at Coromandel. 3. The Registered Office of the Company will bo situated at Loan and Mercantile Buildings, Queenstreet, Auckland. 4. The value of the Company's property, including claim [or lease ground] and machinery, is Two Thousand Pounds. 5. Tho number of Shires in the Company is Fifty Thousand of Three Shillings each. 6. The number of Shares subscribed for is Fifty Thousand. ; , 7. The name of the Manager is William Gray. 8. The names and addresses and occupations of the Shareholders, and the number of Sharos held by each at this date, are as below :— E. C. Raudle, Coromandel, Mine Manager .. 0,250 Charles Battison, Coromandel, Plumbor .. si)u George llenrv Oatway, Dunedin, Manager .. 4,000 H. R. Butterworth, Dunedin, Merchant .. 1,000 JPeter Lain*, Dunedin, Settler 1,000 Henry Andrews, Dunedin, Settler .. .. 1,000 Robert McCulloch, Dunedin, Accountant .. 1,0110 Alexander Horshurgh Turnbull, Wellington, if Merchant 1,000, William Hamilton Turnbull. Wellington, Warehouseman .. .. . - 600 David Sutherland Gray, Wellington, Accountant L OOO William Noden, Wellington, Accountant .. 1,000 Harrv Fitzherbert Lattey, Wellington, Tea Blender 1,000 John Henry Stringer, Wellington, Warehouseman 1,000 William Tebbs, Wellington, Clerk .. .. 500 John Orie Turnbull, Wellington, Accountant 1,000 Benjamin Watson Buttle, Wellington, Traveller .. .. 1,0 0 Thomas Walter Stringer, Christchurch, Solicitor 1,000 Frederick Morris Warren, Christchurch, Accountant 1.000 Thomas Skelton, Christchurch, Root Manufacturer 1,000 George Mclntyro, Christchurch, Surveyor . 500 William Alexander Tribe, Christchurch, Mercer 1,600 H. C. t'hoyce, Auckland, Draper .. .. 2,l)»0 John Dawson, Auckland, Settler .. .. 500 H. G. Pitcher, Hawera, Settler 2 ODD Alfred Tyree, Christchurch, Merchant .. 1,000 William Gray, Auckland, Accountant .. 1,000 Wiseman, John, Auckland, Merchant.. .. 1,000 A. J. WhitUker, Uawora, Settler .. .. 1,00" Thos. OTO.de, Paeroa, Settler 1,000 Charles T. 1). Farley, Auckland, Accountant 250 Archdale Tayior, Auckland, Accountant .. 500 Gustav Kri-ntelii, Auckland, Merchant .. 1,000 Win. Gray (in trust), Auckland, Accountant 6,000 W. It. C. Erson, Onehunga, Surgeon .. .. 1,000 Thomas Roskruge, Wellington, Manager .. I.OUO 50,000 WILLIAM GRAY, Manager. , Dated this 12th day of October, 1895. Witness to signature : Archdale Taylek. I, William Gray, do solemnly and sincerely declare that — 1. I am. the Manager of the said intonded Company. 2. The above statement is, to the best of my belief and knowledge, true in every particular. And I make this solemn declaration, conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand, entituledThe Justices of the Peace Act, ISS2. Taken before me; this 12th day of October, 1895. (Signed) FREDERICK L. Prime, J.P. PROSPECTUS OF THE WAITER KINi. GOLD MINING COMPANY (NO LIABILITY). Capital, 100,060 Shares at 3s etch. 10 Shares reserved to the Company. 40 Shares to be offered to the public at £30 each, representing 1000 sciip each. 50 Shares reserved by the promoters. Out of the proceeds of the sale of shares to the public £250 to be paid to the vendors for survey . fees prospecting, anil securing the title, the balance, £850, less brokerage, goes towards Working the The Claim consists of about 40 acres, bounded on' the south-west by Waitekauri No. 5 and Golden Lead anil on the north by Waitekaun South and Ellen Success S. C, which has lately been floated in England. Two reefs, giving fair prospects, have been opened up in this ground. One of the Ellen ree's (supposed to pass through this ground) lias been tested with the following results :—Five tons at England cave £12 per ton one ton at School of Mines gave £19 Is per ton, and three tons treated at the ordinary battery gave 6oz 14dwt retorted gold. These facts, together with the knowledge of the splendid locality of this valuable piece of round, should make it a safe investment for capital. We have to hand copy of a report given by JAMES PAlt.v', KSQ,, Director of the Thames School of Mines, on on-, taken from the Ellen Heel, in the Suecess Mine, close to the boundary of the aitekaun King. Laboratory No. 797/95. Instructions: Pareel of ore for treatment in experimental plant— ©zdwt g's Bullion .. .. 9 11 14 Gold .. .. 4 13 0 per ton Silver .. .. * IS 8 „ „ Value .. £19 1 0 „ „ A small portion was subjected to treatment, by the cyanide process, which gave the following extractions : — Gold .. 94 percent. Silver .. Hi „ „ Value .. 93 „ „ (Signed James Park, Director. The Share List will only be open for a few days longer. Application to be made to ' C. B. STONE A CO.. 83, Queen-street, Legal Managers and .Mining Agents. PROSPECTUS OF THE EUROPEAN LICENSED HOLDING, THAMES GOLDFIELD. No money required till the survey is 1 finished. Capital, 75,000 Shares at 3s, nil paid up. . 10 Shares reserved for the use of ihe Company, 30 Shares reserved for the Promoters, 35 Shares to be offered to the Public a' £25 each (representing 1,000 Scrip each share). Cost of Survey, Lease, and Prospecting to be paid to the Vendors out of the proceeds of the thirty-five shares offered to the Public, the balance (less brokerage on the 35 shares) to go ' towards working of the ground. The Claim con- ' fflists of an area of (30) Thirty Acres situate at tho head of the Karaka Creek, in the same locality as the famous Bell Rock and Dillon's Lead, the lastnamed being a great gold-producer, yielding at Pull's Battery 13oz to the ton, from several parcels ■ of stone taken from the lode at its outcrop. Two immense reefs traverse this property, and it is ' acknowledged, runs right through the European " ground, and also several other well-known reefs, such as the Mary Fallen, Greenstone, and Lucky Hit, runs right through this property The European also adjoins the old Lincoln, being in a wellknown part of the Thames Goldfield, offers exception:.! inducements for the investment of capital for a speedy return. A Machine Site has been r pegged off, with the intention of erecting a battery, which, when erected, will add a great value to the European, as a shoot is all that will be required to send the ore right into the machine. • A battery is erected about half a mile below the above mine, and could be connected by a wire tramway at very little cost. Another battery is shortly to be erected in closer proximity to the European, consequently there will not be any delay occasioned getting ore of any srade to the battery at a minimum cost. In former days work » was stopped on account of the heavy expense (about £25) per ton to get ore carted to a battery. Those days have passed, and new methods of treatment have since been discovered which, with rich quality of ore to treat, should return a handsome reward to investors. "Thames, 25th September 1*95. To the Shareholders of the European Licensed Holding : Gentlemen,—ln compliance with your request, I have visited and inspected your ground, and have much pleasure in stating that I find it situated in a most favourable locality, and in the midst of several gold-bearing reefs, which have been worked in former days with very good and payable results. lam of opinion that the Lincoln reef runs through your ground, and that the gold which has been got in the latter is from this reef, which was worked in th« early days of the goldflelds with such payable results. Very little work has been done on this reef more than prospecting on the surface, Ihe Lucky Hit and the Greenstone reefs, with various other reefs and leaders, should, I think, be found in your ground, and without any hesitation I recommend your property as a good and likely prospect for shareholders to be remuneiated for any outlay which may be required for opening up and prospecting the ground. The latter can be done very S cheaply, as only tunnelling will be required foi many years to come.—l have the honour to be, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Thos. Radford, _ mine manager New Whau G.M. Co." The prospectus is now ready, application to be made to C. B. Stone P and Co., Legal Managers, 83, Queen street. CONSERVATIVE GOLD MINING COMPANY. id To be registered uuder the " No-liability" Section of the Act. __ A Meeting of Subscribers for Shares in the above . named Company will be held at the Office of F. A, '" White and Bros., 91, Queen-street, Auckland, or TUESDAY, 15th instant, at 3.30 p.o;. Business: The Formation of a Company to be registered. Election of Directors, etc., and any other busi ness that may be brought forward. Subscribers in the above Company are notifiec that unless the amounts due by them be paid befon time of meeting their names will be erased from th< — ; list and others substituted. ir | E. J. WHITE, es Secretary, pro ten). } Auckland, October 6, 1895.