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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8595, 10 September 1889, Page 1

Prospectus ore was obtained. The presence of thin and many other apeoimena without any indication of having travelled far prove without a doubt the immediate vicinity of a valuable stratum of rich ore. Tasmanian tin miners who have vieltcd the claim assert that it resembles the celebrated Mount Bisohoff olaim. Mount Blschoff (although only half the size of Tucker's) has paid since it started in 1873 dividends amounting to £982,500 sterling, and laat year the dividends amounted to £78,000, equal to 263 per cent, on the paid-up capital of £29,600. — Vide " The Australian Insuranoe and Banking Record." From the great care thathaa been taken In proving 11 Tueker'a " claim, the Proviaional Directors have every confidence in recommending the scheme aa a thoroughly legitimate one for investment, offering as It does every probability of early dividend, from the stream tin, together with every prospect of a rich vein of tin-bearing stone being found as the work of sluicing progresses. AGREEMENTS. The only oontraot entered into on behalf of the Company is a contract, dated ISth August 1889, between George Edward Tucker, the holder of the lease, water rights, and dam area, on behalf of himself and other owners, on the one part, and W. Y. H. Hall, aa trustee on behalf of the Company, on the other part, and may be Been at the Company's Offices, and Is for the absolute sale to the Company of the above leasehold, water rights, and dam area, The SHARE LIST will CLOSE on or before 28th SEPTEMBER 1889. As a large number of Shareß have been privately applied for, immediate application Ib necessary. In the event of the capital being over-subscribed, a pro rata distribution will be made, except in cases where allotment in full ha, been promised. No application for leas than 25 Shares will be received by the Brokers of the Company. Any further application may be obtained from the Brokers and Secretary of the Company, from whom also copies of the Prospectus can be secured. 30au Drapery. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO., H CARPET WAEEHOUSBMBN w And ° AET FURNISHERS, « o Have the Largest and Hoit Complete Stock of O a CARPETS, CURTAINS, CRETONNES, b> DECORATIVE MATERIALS "J In New Zealand. fl to Indian Hugs, Vestibuie Hugs, P Persian Rugs. .RUMMER 188 9. MANTLE DEPARTMENT. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. Direct particular attention to the above Department, in which will be found THB LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. The following are a few of the Leading Lines, which are well worthy of inspection •,— Lace, Tambour, Gauze, and Brocatelle Silk Mantles Black and Fawn Jackets Russian Directolres and Reefer Shapes Cravenette and Waterproof Tweed Mantles Honeycomb Jerseys White Muslin, Gingham, and Pongee Blouses Pluah and Caahmere Evening Mantleß Dressing Gowns, Dust Cloaks, &c, &c, Aud other Choice Goods too numerous to catalogue. EARLY INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. • ■ I I FIRST SHOW Of SPRING NOVELTIEB At BROWN, EWING, & OO.'S, On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBBR 5, And following Days, wheu we respectfully request our Lady Patrons to favour us with a Visit of Inspection. GRAND EXPOSITION Of SPHING NOVELTIES. 20au Royal MailT>OYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES XI; (COBB & CO.) The above Line of Coaches leave Lawrence for Roxburgh, Clyde, Cromwell, Queen,town, and all Intermediate places, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on arrival of flrßt train from Dunedin, returning on the alternate days. Leave Falmerston for Naseby, St. Bathaua, Ophir, and Clyde on Mondays and Fridaya; and for Naseby, via Macraes and Nenthorn, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, H. CRAIG & CO. Head Office: Peel street, Lawrence.