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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4662, 26 January 1877, Page 1

PROSPECTUS.. PROSPECTUS OF.THB ■\T B W Z. EALAND JLI SILVER MINING COMPANY,.LIMITED.. Mount Eangitoto, Coanty of Westland,,N. Z.. CAPITAL, £40,000.' In 8000 Shares cf £5 each, payable as follows:— • Fivo shillings, on application. Five shillings, 011 allotment. The balance on Calls not exceeding 2s Cd-per. month, Head Office to be at Dunedin or w ellingtnn, according to decision of majority of- shareholders. rjiovisional directors:. Messrs S. M. South, J. R. Hudson, and Henry. Young,. Hokitika. DUSKDI.N BROKER '. Mr J. B Bradsluw. bankers: Bunk of New Zealand. The object of the proposed Company is to work a Mineral Lea9e of 500 acres,- situated at Mount Rangitoto, County of Westlimd,. formerly known as Hudson's Lease, which Lease has since been purchased from the Waste Lands Board by Mr Henry Young. The Lease is known as No. 2, west of. the Mount Eangitoto Company's Mine. : : The area secured is 500 acres, on which two distinct lodes of ore^—one fifteen inches, and the other varying; from three to five feet in. width .outarop.. Mr Arthur, Mil ing Surveyor, who has recently returned from completing a survey of the Lease,,reports < as follows:— " I may state that in a<Jditi"n to lodo3 formerly- reported on, that Mr Palmer, one uf. tho original prospectors of the Mount Rangitoto Silver Mine, who ; kindly volunteered his assistance inrthe Survey, discovered a large lode in one of.the .Cieeks^running; • through this tease, the position of which you will see :on the plan, and marked ' Quartz.. Reef.'1 "The Reef is* : from fifteen to eighteen feet in thickrlesa, and bearing, least 13 dejr. south, and west 13 de^..north underlying.' 'to the north at an angle of about 89 degrees.. This lode, i is in a direct line with those now being worked by the-. PnMpectors' Company, and i shows both Galena and ' Pyrites. Mr Palmer also discovered a great'quantity of stre \m tin in two different creeks in the lease, somei of the boulders being f romjtwo to three hundredweight.. I am of opinion thatan immense tin lode must also run through the Lease, from the quantity of stream tin in the two creeks." The original Prospectors of the Mount Rangitoto Coinpany'sMinealsoreporbasfollowsuponthis Lease:;—. "Two lodes of ore similar to those in the Mount : Rangitoto Company's Mine outcrop in this Lease, oneof fifteen inches—the other varies fromithree to five ' feet in thickness." ' ! : It is proposed to engage from California a thoroughly' competent and experienced Silver Mining Manager, and ; to have the mine developed and worked on sound : scientific principle*, and with tho latest machinery: i As there is an abundant supp.lv. of water and timber in tho immediate vicinity of the, mine, and. the Govern- • ment have now in progress a'< line of road which, will, connect the Mount Rangitoto MiiieswMii the maim Hokitika road, it is expected that the workinsr of the mine will be conducted with facility and economy. On transferring the Property, to the proposed Company, the promoters will receive 2000'fuily paid up £5. shaies, and the sum of £1000 in cash. : , Earlyapplication forshares will be neeess'ry. as,the promoters confidently expect applications foiv fully double the numberof shares to be allotted. ; Applioationswill be received by , . J. B. BRADSHAiW, lOja Temple Chimbers, Princes.streak. TENDERS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, Railway Engineer's Office, Christchuroh, 22nd January, 157.7 T. TENDERS 'are invited for the SUPPLY OF COALS for New Zealand RailwAys— Canterbury section. General conditions and spcciflcitions may bo seen ai the office of the Hallway Engineer, Christchurch, and> at the office of the General Manager, Dunedin, and at the Public Works Office, Wellington. Tenders to be addressed to the Hon.. the Minister for Public Works,,and marked outside, "Tender toir Supply of Coal lor New. Zealand Railways—Canter- ■ burj" section," will be received at the office o£ the; undeisigned up to NOON on SATURDAY; the third day. of FEBRUARY, 1877. Telegraphic tenders will be received, provided tha original tender, and deposit are lodged at the above offices at.the timo.-above specified,. : The lowest or any tonder'not necessarily accepted.. . Ji G. WARNER^ 20ja Railway Engineer.. .. TENDURS WANTED.. TIMBER FOR DUSTEDIN CATTLE A.ND SHEEP' YARDS.. fTIENDERS are invited for the Supply 1- of the undermentioned timber, delivered into Railway Trucks at Port Chalmers or Dunedin. Delivery to bo mad-i in not more than four lots,, say 16th February, Ist March, 15th March, and 31st March, 1877, or in greater quantities if required.. SPECIFICATION.:— 320 pieces 10 ft. Bin.. x Bjn."| Of, Totara or 402 „ 10,, 8,, x 4,,, (Black, pine, or 714 „ 6,, 8.,, x 3,, I other approved 1600 „ 3 „ 9in.. 8-,,, x 2,, ftimbeii free from 800 „ 6,,G,, 6,, x 4,, knots, shakes, or 50 „ 7 „ 8 „ x.4,, J sapwood. 2500 „ 9 „ 5.,, x.2^, ) ; Of. Blue gum, 890 „ 11,, 6,,. x 2;,, >or other ~ ap--380 „ 15 „ 0.,, x 2,, /)i]roved,timber. Tenders to bo delivered at the office ofi undersigned, Bond street, Dunedin, not later, than 31st January 1877. HENRY DRIVER, For self and MACLEAN BROTHERS, And. 25ja WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. HHENDERS invited, for the Erection of several COTTAGES in Mnsselburgh: to ba lodged with the undersigned on, or before the 27th inst., at noon. R.. A. LAWSON, 12ja Architect. TENDERS will be- received till MONDAY, 29th January, to erect a SHOP and STORE at Mornington, for Messrs M'Nee and M'Knight. 20jn MASON and WALES, Architects. fTIENDERS, WANTED till Noon on 3- MONDAY, 29t!tiinat.,, for Additions to. Rockyside for Mr Robert Bauks. DAVID ROSS, 19ja Architect. mESDERS WANTED.—For the purI chase of about 8 acre* more or less of a very gsod Crop of Growing Oats. Apply, IMS. MAKHHALL, Snssell street. Tenders cl'.'e on 29th JANUARY. EDUOATIONAL. DUNEDIN SCHOOL, OF ART, MORAY PI<ACE; EVENING, OL.ASSES. The First Quarter commences on Monday, the 29th of January. Mondays and Wednesdays, for Freehand Drawing, Painting, Modelling, &c. Tuesdays.aid Thursdays, for Geometrical, Mechanical, and Architectural Drawing, open from,7. to 9,each evening. Fee, 10s Gd pet-quarter. 2Gja UjNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, MORAY PLACE. The First Quarter ofi Uie above Institution will commence on MONi'AY, tho,. 29ih of January, for the study of Draving, Pai»ting in Water Colours or Oil, Modelling, &c. Opoii on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, from, 1.30 to. 4p.m. Fee—£l Is \>ir Qiiarter. Teachers and Pupft Teachers Class on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, fr0m.5.45,t0 a4sp m. 26ja GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. MRS ¥T. W. BROWNE'S CLASSES will be held on WEDNESDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 3.30 to 5.30 p.m. L-tdies w>t attending the School can take advantage of the extra, classes. Branches,: Wood-carving,frot-work, mcdellingin wax, paper flowers, leathor-work, fwn-spray. Miss Browne gives lesions in music at the High School, fad at her residence, High street, opposite Hopo street. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, For Young Ladies, Cumberland street, (Near All Saints' Church), Dunedin. MRS SPOONER receives a select number of Boarders and Day Pupils. Tho course of instiuction comprise* English, French, Music, Singing, Drawing, and, Dancing. Prospectus sent on application^ lOja. ""bouiding and day school for young LADIES, lackbeo House, Upm:r Walker =tr,rvEET. Conducted by the Misses Ss>Roule. THE 'above Establishment will REOPEN on MONDAY, the sth FEBRUARY, 1877. Visiting Masters in da\!xattendanoe, Terms on 1 application. * 19ja THE MISSES BELL will resume Music Lesson^ ob MONDAY, t]\e ?Oth insfe, and xeque't form.® pupils to"attend at their usual hours. 26ja BOAR.PIN 6 AND DAY SCHOOL, Q««ygs street North, Conducted by Mrs Gillen. Classes rt&ms <m. MQ^PAYs 5* February.