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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10731, 20 February 1897, Page 5

Late Advertisements. -|nr ARDY ACCLIMATISED BULBS. QUALITY TRUE TEST OF CHEAPNESS. SAVE MONEY, Time, and Disappointment, and plant Only Acclimatised Bulbs. All the leading kinds of Bulbs acclimatised at my Nurseries, Mornington, comprising*- Hya. cinths, Narcissus, Tulips, Crocus, Ixias Iris Ranunculus, Anemone*?, &c. GEORGE MATTHKWS Moray place. ' . ' ' EstablißhedlS-ji). 20f W E CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT Princes street ' (Opposite the Post Office). SPECIAL SHOW Of Ladies' Children's, and Gentle- I men s Hoots and Shoes. Ladies' ■ white satin white kid, coloured I satin, and glacdShopq I WITHOUT DOUBT we hold the Largest Stock of S Dress Shoes and Boots in the City i GENTLEMEN'S Qlae|, French Calf" Sd'pbrpoto S Boots m« s T aßi i White Hair, Glacd Kid, and Tan-coloured Goods. CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT Princes street ' • ! (Opposite the Post Office). 20t i ip R 0 s p i o i u~sl Ofthe ' j HARTLEY AND EILEY BEACH I DREDGING COMPANY (Ltd) ] (To be registered under^'The Companies Act, j Capital ... ~~ ... . " £-™ fi I in 5000 Sliarwof £1 each. *" } £00 Shares, to be considered as full* pß id up to 20s, are to be given to the Vend Jr for his righ„s, and the balance of 4800 are t> vi -, ai?7" offered to the public. Payable : 2s 6d per share on Application ; 2s 6don Allotment; and the balance iv calls of °s 6d at intervals of not less than one month. It is estimated that not more than 14s 6d per -rv *i ,bhal:?, wlU have to be called up. Dividends wnl be paid per Share irrespective of the amount paid np. nr m T T^*,rF^"IsIONAI* -Directors: sik WM. FOREMAN, builder, Cromwell Ma J. H. MORRISON, High street, Dunedin. Solicitors : Messrs BATHGATE & WOODHOUSE. 1 Consulting Engineers : Messrs CUTTEN BROS. Brokers : Messrs QUICK & SMITH and Messrs BARR, LEARY, & CO. Interim Secretary : Mr ALEXANDER BARTLEMAN. This Company is provoted to acquire and work mining areas and in particular the river claim including Hartley and Riley's Beach, being Section 43 Block I Cromwell District, and Section 6, Block VI, Wakefield District, containing 32 acres, on tbe Molyneux River In the early mining days Messrs Hartley and Kiley and others, obtained an enormous quantity ot gold from_ this claim, but were of course unable w?^i /, ar 1-nto t,ie river without a dredge With the unproved machinery now available it may be reasonably expected that the returns ! will be exceptionally good, even for the Molyneux I where so many dredges are paying handsomely. I As there is practically no loading, large dividends I may be confidently looked for. uiviuenus i-!4 rep*"?tfrom the Daii i' Tin «* of August 19, JMi. giving aii account of the discovery by Hartley and Riley, is printed with the Prospectus. It is estimated that a suitable dredge, with all clalmlof£3s?0 r°VemeUtS' C&U be placed on the The subscriber! to the Memorandum of Association will nominate the first directors, and prepare settle and register Articles of Association as they consider desirable. A report on the claim by Mr George M'Lav who was for some years dredgemaster of the Du£ edin dredge, and whose knowledge of the Molyneux River is probably more extensive than that of any similar authority, is printed at the foot of the -rrospectus. in?h he-B'^ lyagree l S 1 e r,nic i ntere<l into is one dated 10th February, 1897, between Willbm Foreman, the Vendor, and Edmund Robinson Smith, as trustee for the proposed Company. This agreement, and tne Memorandum of Association, together with the report of Mr George M'Lay, can be seen at the Office of the Brokers .-»•<•" T;™»° o ßpeCt^\rm^yiu F the re P"ut from Daily limes and Mr M'Lay's report, with forms of application, can be obtained from the Brokers. TN BANKRU P T CV. IN THB SUPREME COURT, ' Holden at Dunedin. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WTT, T#W ARM t SJ E?* G HOWSON, of SuX iailor was this day adjudged Bankrupt; and I hereby summon a MEETING of CREDITORS lo be holden at my Office on the 24th ila-u ri ' PEBRUARY, 1897, at3tfclock y °f . C. C. GRAHAM, t. j- • -.«„ „.-• Official Assignee. ' Dunedin, 19th February, 1597. 26f I NJt e» ms ttf* of "The Companies Act labil and the amendments thereof, and in the matter of the CEYLON and INDIAN TEA ASSOCIATION (LIMITED) The CREDITORS of the above-named Company I are required, on or before the THIRD day of I APRIL 1897, to send their NAMES and ADDRESSES and the particulars of their " CLAIMS or DEBTS, and the Names and Addresses of their Solicitors, if any to Mr EDWARD WITHERS, of Dunedin, accountant, the Liquidator of the said Company, at his Offlce, in the National Mutual Life Association's Build' ! ings, Lower High street, Dunediu aforesaid • and i if so required by notice in writing from the said ' Liquidator, are to come in and 1 'rove their said i Claims or Debts at the said Office of the said ■ Liquidator at such time as shall be specified in such notice, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution I made before such debts are proved. j 1897ated at Dunedin ihXs 17th day of February i E. WITHERS, „ „ Liquidator. S. Solomon, Solicitor for the Liquidator, J Dunedin. gflf ' HALF A MORIENT, PLEASE ! j HALF A MOMENT, PLEASE! | SIMdNBROS.' j BEEHIVE BOOTS and SHOES Are nJ? WII far and wide for GOOD VALUE GOOD FITTING, ancl GOOD WEAR I All BEEHIVE BOOTS are made in our own 'Factory. ] WE SELL DIRECT to the BUYER ! YOU have no TWO PROFITS to PAY. ! ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL: j "I received your Shoes, and was surprised to ' find such good value. A neighbour bought one \ of the pairs right away ML. February'lß, 1897." Por this Week. BARGAINS!! Fortius Week. Women's Two-Bar Leather Shoes 3 3 9d Women's Fine Leather Slippers ... ,'T 2s fld Women's Best Brown Canvas Shoes ... 43 9a Women'a Walking Shoes „' 5 S uj Women's Neat 1 .evant Lace Boots ™ 6's lld Men's Leather Bluchers ... 4 a \\ft Men's Fine Leather Lace Shoes ... ,T Cs lid Men's Carpet Slippers from ... TT ls (id Men's Fine Leather Lace Boots ... ." 7 S Hd Men's Leather Bluchers (nails) ... '". 8s Cd Boys' and Girls' Leather School Boots, 7's to 9's 3 3 93 Boys' and Girls' Nailed School Boots! 10's to 13's 43 gj Youths' and Giris' Nailed School Boots," I's to 2's ga 6d Youths' and Girls' Nailed School Boots, 3'stoo's 6 3 uj JOB LOTS AT CLEARING PRICES. See them. SIMON BROTHERS, George street (near Octagon). 20f ST. GEORGE JAM.—Once used, always used—All Grocers. TRENWITH'S DYE WORKsTKing street. Superiority of work so well known, exten sive advertising unnecessary. Repairs done. j QING LEB, American Laundry, Stafford >0 street; branch, 188 George street.—Gentle- | men's Shirtß Dressed on shortest notice. I ALL Kinds Laundry Work done well and i punctually returned. All orders will i receive prompt attention. 2Sn i A STHMA.—Carroll's Asthins. Specific will ] -*C&_ cure the worst cases. One dose gives ' relief.—Carroll's Pharmacy. j TG^PILTNE.— The must succesoful remedy for ! J&li Epilepsy yet introduced.—Carroll's Pharmacy. Rattray atreet. ! CASCARINK, or Digestive Tonic—An Infal j lible Remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, j Flatulency, tire. — CARROLL'S Pharmacy, Rattray \ street. ' ijy • AUCTION SALE.—Little Dust Pan, ccm- | — tinued Saturday. 20f I MRS LAUGHLAND, Dressmaker. Terms \ moderate. Apprentices wanted.—Corner j King and Hanover streets. 13f I PATERSON, BURK, & CO., th^Le^diug j House for Venetian Blinds and Revolving | Shutters, Stuart street. Telephone 453. j IT7URST Award Dunedin Exhibition; also j .JL Award Melbourne Exhibition.—Paterson, Burk, and Co., Stuart street (opposite St. Paul's), Dunedin. | "ffeTEW and Old Blinds fitted with spscialiy-prc- j i. <i pared Durable Ladder Web, without extra I charge.--Obtaifiable .Paterson and Burk's only, fo '