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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7568, 20 May 1886, Page 1

Government Notifications. THE OTA G 0 DAILY TIMES Has been appointed THE GAZETTE yon the PEOVIHOIAL DISTBIOT or OTAGO gOB THB YEAH 1885, . for the Publication of all NOTIFICATIONS which by any Act of the General Assembly, or by any Ordinance of the Province of Ofcsgo, require to be inserted in the Provincial Gazette. 23ju :nr\Hß new Zealand'government ' JL LIFB INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. ] This Association is th 6 Only Office which possesses Government Security ana proffers to the ': public the combined advantages of ! Mutual Lifk AsstraAifCß ; Lowest Premiums Host Liberal Oonditionb ItfVIOIABLE STATK GtfARAOTBS Prompt Settlembkt. AMOUNT OF FUNDS. After 15 yeara' existence, the Office has now Aoorrmtoated FtofDS exceeding Oks Mrnioif Stbruks : Funds in June 1875 ... ... ... £109,967 Fundß in June 1880... .. ... £459,335 Fundt in 1885, over ... ... ... £1,000,000 ' Annual Income exceeds ... ... £245 000 [ The Awoolatiou oHern the most Liberal GokdiI tiokb extant. i Branches in a Ithe principal Towns in the Colony, i and Agencies at all the Money Order Post-offices in the Colony. By order, ' n. M. LUCKIE, iotlng-general Manager. Head Offioe, Wellington, July 1885. T AND under DEFERRED PAYMENT. OPEN FOB APPLICATION at the Crown Lands Ofhce, Dunedui, On WEDNESDAY, 16th JUNE 1886 • Sections 6 and 8, Block V, Blaekstone district 202 and 315 acres respectively. Upset 25s per acre.' Situated about 10 miles from township of Ophir. J. P. MAINLAND, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office, Dunedin, 18th May 1888. 19my TUESDAY; 15th JUNE ISB6, At 12 o'clock. VALUABLE IMPROVED PASTORAL PROPERTIES. EDUCATION RESERVES. RUNS 301b and 301 c, TE ANAU LAKE, and 166 a 166 d, and 166 c, TAKATIMO DISTRICT. ' Leases for 14 Years, with Indefeasible Tenure and Valuation for Improvements at end of lease. "O B . M A R' T' I N A* • (under instructions from the School Commissioners) will offer the above Runs for sale by uiction at the Crown Lands Office, Dunedin oia Tuesday, 15th June, at 12 o'clock. . i Note.—About 25,000 sheep depasturing on the ibove runs will be offered for sale shortly after the ■ sale of the runs. For full particulars and terms see advertisements 3ntago t!gaily VTS ' °" "' ' issue of , .. ■■ ' ' C. MACANDREW, I4my Secretary School Commissioners. Business Addresses. JA ME S COUS TO N PLTntfBBB, GASFITTBB, Znrc-WOBKBB, . Walker street. .Orders punctually attended to. 2my V\7" PORTMAN, HATS and CAPS. """" Opposite Smart shapes and low WATSON'S nn TO r Pri°eS- Soft, Flexible .and WATSON S HOTEL, Hard Pelts g. ]k Hats _ High street. Tweed Hats, English and Colonial Makes. 13my rH O ~M~A~S~~G B O S~B > - M ,SHA?? ana MONBY BEOKB3, SteinhoffV Jmldtags, Princes street. Blocks Bought and Sold it lowest remunerates charges. Letterß andtelegrams promptly .replied to. Mousy advanced in Bank, Insurance, and Mining Stocks. Billi [[■counted. . . . , B. THOM SO N and O 0., WINS and SFIBIT KBBOHANTS. I COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS Bojrc btbpjst, D U H E'B I N. Jolfl Importera of LAgGER FILS' OHAMPA&NB Ja n d W. GAG JC, • Butateand CommiasionAgentt, Sharobrokers, &c, 10 BAIIHAJ STHHBT. LICENSED LAND BBOKBES. Properties for Sale in Town and Subnrbi. Jank, Insuranoe, and Mining Sharea Bought and Sold at olosest market pricea.' ; 3ash Advances made on Shares and other Seouritiei. Public Notices. jp R^ O S P E C T^ Us OF THE NOKOMAI PIONEER GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Capital ... ... ... In 20,000 Shares of £1 each. Five thousand paid-up shares to be allotted to the present Proprietors, and 15,000 contributing shares are offered for private subscription at 5s per share—payable: 2s 6d per share on application, and 2s 6d when allotted to be paid within one month. Ordinary Calls not to exceed 3d per share per month. Provisional DirectorsMr John Mitchell Mr David Hunter JJ ?' ?-r, Yule Mr W. S. Moir Mr J. S. Baxter Mr James Brown. Bankers : Colonial Bank of New Zealand. Solicitous: Messrs Macdonald and Russell. Brokers : Messrs C. W. Brown, Esk street Invercargill; and J. and W. Gage, liattray street" Dunediu. The above Company is formed to acouim nnrl work the Valuable LEASE taken up by Hunter and party on the Nokomai Flat, eomprisinc 9 aoros 3 roods and 32. poles, the pick of the i!a t and acknow edged by all the old'Nokomai miners to be the best Claim in the district. The Messrs Huiirw put down a shaft on the lease during t&Swptto?ally fine weather last summer, and proved a sTimnf fnS^—^^t^w^SSl has been proved by the sinking of another"shift thaf «t° ft» cd °eS ef i-St> ?! 'through af hoVn^rrSit VtZt t° red waslidirt. They have therefore agreed to sel the lease and the plant to this Company on the fo lowing terms, viz. : -£SOOO, which they have aweed tc accept m paid-up shares in order tlmt a steoug Company may be formed for the purpose of working the lease to the greatest advantage by the appliSftionof the best appliances which science and the progress of mining industry have developed It is hkely that dividends will be paid at once, owing to the facility of working the seam already referred to as soon as larger ■pumping gear is obtained; and this can go on whilst-more extensive works are in progress for the systematic working of the claim The Huuterßros. have also matured a schpmn fr»-t).n working the whole of the lease with a Snum of cost to the shareholders, and in a man.^r thatwiU dispense with heavy pumping machinery Tim Nokomai Flat is so well^nown for it" a^iferous deposits that it is unnecessary to say much about it; sumceit to say that the miners have always been working along its edges, and have followed the precious metal as tar-asthey could get for water, and the universal opinion is that there are heavy deposits of gold, which science and machinery alone can reach - This has been confirmed as far as it has been tested by the Hunter Bros., and it remains for the Company to push forward the work which has been continued so perseveringly by the Hunter Bros., and reap the fruits of their labours, as it has been shown that it can be made a paying concern from the start. It is therefore anticipated tlmt there will be a large demand for shares, and tlicy will accordingly be allotted in,the order in which the applications are received. Applications for shares must be made on the printed form, and forwarded with a deposit of 2s Bd per share to Mr C. W. Brown, Esk street, Invercargill, or Messrs J and W. Gage, Rattrav street, Dunedin, the brokers for the Company •or the Colonial Bank of New Zealand, or'any of'its Branches, from either of whom Prospectuses and Forms of Application can be had. The Office of the Company to be in luvercargill, Southland, New Zealand. 28 Rp TOSS P H G Li/l O T T'S ** STKHL PENS. GOLD MRDAL, PAHIS, 1878. Sold by all Stationers throughout th« woild. 3U«u