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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11113, 14 May 1898, Page 5

I City Corporation Notices. •{mBNDBRS will be received in the Town • | -"■ Clerk's Office until 5 o'clock p.m. on ; WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, » For a TWELVE , MONTHS' GRAZING '. TENANCY of Allotments 51 and 52, > Carisbrook, Mornington, containing nearly 9 half an acre. j Conditions on application to the Town Clock'« s Office. WM. B. TAYLOR, Town Clerk. f Dunedin, 11th May, 1898. 12my > Late Advertisements, j •■ . > r\IAQO RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. \ COPIES of the O.R.F.U. ANNUAL for 1898 [ are now Obtainable by Clabs from the Eon. ' Treasurer (Mr D. Duncan). , I4my THE TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). At a'Meetiiig of the Shareholders of this Com- • pany.'held oh the 13th inst., a DIVIDEND of j 7 per Cent, and BONUS of par Cent, on the '_ Paiii-np Capital were declared, and made PAY- ; ABLE on MONDAY, 16th May, 1893. \ . W, LAURENCE SIMPSON, ~ .; . . : Manager. Dunedin, I4th May, 1898. Uiay ' p A ,Ij T>T X US H I P. \ An old-established Commercial and Manufac- |. Turing Firm in Gliristcburcu, doing an,extensive ;, business ar« prepared to enter into,negotiations ' with a Gentleman- of business experience and adequate capital with n view to a Partnership. Application (by letter, from principals only) to i' bs made to ' . ; JOYNT ■•& ANDREWS, Solicitors, 14my i 205 Gloucester street, Ohriatchurch. IN the Matter of i,be Estate. Effecfca, and Credits of GEORGE MUNRO, late of Duuedin, Monumental Sculptor, Deceased. All Persons having' CLAIMS against this ■; Estate are r'equrßted, to .furnish full particulars ■ thereof to the I7ndei\iigned on or before the 3iat 1 day of MAY, IS9S. • JAMES R.. THORNTON, Solicitor for the Executors. Dunedin, 13th May, 1898. Hrny WINTER BOOTS }~ ' INTKR BOOTS S-GO AT ONCE TO WINTER BOOTS. ) -.•.., .• ~<■ ;. THK ■■'■■ ■■" ■■• •■ -■ CONTINENTAL B( >OT DEPOT, , Princes STiiEBT (opposite Post Office). The Largest and Choicest Stock in the City. 1 SNOW SHOES \ ■ WARM SLIPPERS WaTKRPROOF BOOTS EVENING SHOES WALKING SHOES ; RUBBER-OVERSHOES. LARGE WINTER SHIPMENTS Now Opened, direct from the best English and Continental Manufacturers. - COUNTRY FRIENDS, for Winter Wasr we guarantee Our Own Make to give satisfaction. I'nce.i must satisfy. . CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT, Princes stkekt (opposite Post Office). PO L I, T, F 0 A L. Mr W. CARNCROSS will be happy to MEET the ELECTORS asunder :- , MONDAY, 16th May, in Webb's Hall, Middlemarch. . , TUE9DAY, 17th,' in Volunteer Hall, Green Island. ' •" • i . WEDNESDAY, " 18th, Atheureum Hall, Allantoh. THURSDAY, 19th,' Volunteer Hall, Mosgiel. SATURDAY, 21st,'Societies' Hall, Outram. Meeting commences each evening at 8 o'clock. ■■ Ladieß speciallyJnvited. 14niy XT B W ZBAtAND; RAILWAYS. i QUEEN'S Blll.THp^" HOLIDAYS, 1898. r . .RACES, 21st and 24th MAY. EXCURSION FARES. .. HOLH'AY EXCURSION TICKETS Will be issued m cpujaection witk the above as -" ' ■"under:—-- ' V c.? rf- m- "■,'*' —^ Dates Issuable.' Any station onj I •<■> '■;■■ ■■ ; . Hu v u,n vi- i-Dunedin , ; 20thto24thMay Bluff Section/ Auy Station on^ Any Station"» H iv_r tin vi- >■ on Hurnnui- V2lßtto24thMay Blnff Section J Bluff. Section J . ■ . All above Tickets will be availablo for Rsturn up to and including TUICSDAY, Slst May. The; RETURN FARES wiU be- ' First Class.' ' Second C!a»s. ■■• 2d; per Mile. r Id per Mile. Minimum Four Shillings and Two Shillings respectively. ■ • These Tickets may be extended to make them available for return for a further period of 14 days on payment of the difference in value between an Ordinary Single Ticket »nd half the Excursion Fare. PersoQ* decirmjj: an extension of time must apply at the station, to which the ticket was issued before the expiration of the oritriua ticket. . ; ■ ' ■ ■ The journey must be commenced on the date ticket is taken out, and may be broken at any station where the train is timed to stop after travelling 25 miles from th« original starting station, provided the specified time is not exceeded.. 'toy By Order. ABRIDGED PRO S:P'H CT U S Of THE DUNSTAN DREDGING COMPANY (LIMITBD). CAPITAL ... ~~ ...' £3500 Divided into 3500 shares of £1 each; 400 tully paidup shares are to be allotted to the vendor, John SlS ce \. ln parfc Payment for the claim, leaving 3100 shares to be offered to the public: Terms, 10s per *hare on application, and 19s per share payable on allotment. Sharks vtill be Allotted According to Priobitv of Application. The Directors will be Elected by Ballot at the First General Meetine of the Company, which will be called immediately the Lists an Closed, Bankeri: Bank of New Zealand. _ Solicitor: Mr Wm. O. MacGrboo*. Brokerg: Messrs Qdick and Smith, A.M.P. Buildings, Princes, street. Interim SecrtUry: Mr E. A. Cogan, 14 Bond . street. . . ■ • ~ . The company is projected to acquire and work mißioK areas, and in particular a mining area consutuig of one mile,,, and containing about 34 ?f resi''fineßtotioll 34; Block I, Fr«ser District, on the Molyneux Rirer, neai-: Aloxahdra, immedi»w»y below and adjoining the Spscial Claim of the Manuherilda Dredging Company (timit«d), which atain v immediately below and •dioinine ie Special Claim of the Clyde Dredging Company (Limited). ' . . The returns of these Companies have been wonerful, us may be seen from the following ngures:— MiNUHEBiKH (Current Wheel) Dredge. mj. oz . dwt gr £, g d Ju'y H • 108 10 0 Value 417 14 6 '■ 24... m 165 1 16 „ 63511 4! « 31... .„ JO4 1 0 m 400 11 30 An X- I ■67-.9 18 ~ 259 16 5 '■ If- ... 23 14 6 ~ 90 12 0 ■' 21... ... 114 13 2. n 441 8 3 " 28 152 13 12 „ 887 16.1 l Sept. 4..; ... 95 218 ~ 363 5 6 " 11... ... 96 13 7 « 372 3 1 Clyde Dredging CostPANY, Limitrd ("Moa"). ICO- ■ WITH A °**.IXAL OF £4800. «''. oz dwt gr £ s d »ne ... ... 3!0 17 14 Value 1196 17 7 My ... 591 523 .. 2276 10 6 Aug. ... ... 603 11 17 h 2323 16 7 kept. •■;..' ... 545 15 13 v ' 1331 6 0 The'^vendors are John Bruce and the Dunstan Dredging Company (Hyde and Party). The agreements are dated the 13th day of April, 1898 and are made with E. R. Smith on behalf of this Company. ; Mr John Bruce agrees to (ell the claim above described for of which he takes £400 in f nUy paid-up shares and £100 in cash. .The Dunstan Dredging Company ngree to sell their stesm dredge afloat opposite the Golden ■Beach claim, with all appurtenances (as per inventory to be seen at the office of the brokers), in good working order, at the price of .£2500. The Bpecial inducements towards investing in tne Company are: ■ The reasonable price of Dredge, which, if required to be built now, Would cost at least £3SOO The Dredge can be put to work within a few days of registration of the Company, so that shareholders may reasonably look for immediate dividends, and will have the full benefit of the low I state'of the river that exists during the winter months. - - ' The Dredgo being in good repair, and working I »t present, Shareholders will save time and interest and avoid all the risks and dangers generally run in building » dredge. The buckets are of 3 cubic feet capacity, and i the ladder will dredge to 33ft below water level. ! | The claim is immediately adjoining the rich IMapnherikia Dredging Company's claim. Six hundred (600) contributing shares have been subscribed for by the v<sndo«. I I Coal can be delivered on the oi&im at a price not ' I exceeding £1 2s per ton. I The claim was tried some years ago by mean* of a pneumatic uylimiov dredge, but the system proved to b* only fit for prospecting and not to work steadily for profit. The prospectus em- : bodies reports by Messrs Thompson and Simon- ' »en, who wore employed on the Pneumatic Dredge; also reports by Messrs Cutten Bros., and the present dredgemaster (Mr P. Brennan). Dr J. G. Hyde is willing to act as Local Director if the shareholders desire him to do so. The Agreements and Memorandum of Agstciation can bo snon at the Offices of the Brokers where copies of the prospectus, with plan, may be obtained. limy