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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13078, 14 September 1904, Page 6

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. yiCE-HEGAIi APPOINTMENTS. Attention having been drawn to the fact that certain Tradesmen are advertising their firms as "By Special Appointment to his Excellency the Governor of New Zealand," I am directed to state that, his Excellaicy ha.3 not yet issued any Appointment Cards in New Zealand. H. C. WATERFIELD, Private Secretary, 14 s Government House. IX BANKRUPTCY.—In the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Otago and Southland l District.—ln the Hatter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1592," and in tho Hatter of ALFRED WALTER BROWN, of Dunedin, Commercial Traveller, a Bankrupt.—Notico is Hereby Given that I, Alfred Walter Brown, the above-named Bankrupt, mil APPLY for my DISCHARGEto the above Honourable Court, holdon at Dunedin on MONDAY, the 3rd day of October, 1901, at 11 o'clock. Dated at Dunedin this 13th day of September, 1901—ALFRED WALTER BROWN. lis "RALDWIN & KAYWAKD, PATENT AGENTS. PATENTS and Trade Marks Obtained in ali Countries. Inventors' Guide Free on application. Correspondence invited, Otago Representatives, MIKAII3 8R05.,Crawfordi street, Dunedin. Telephone 337. "£iHEF BAKING POWDER" Cannot bo'beat. Give it a Trial, and yon will he convinced. T> A TFISTTS an d Trade Marks f obtained in nil Countries. ■ A T PATIIv Head OFKCT.: 21 MANSE ST., DUNEDIN Dunedin being the Head Office, Reliable Information aud protection are given on application.- Patents Handbook fref. THE TIPPET! WAIPORI ALLUVIAL GOLD DREDGING CO. (LTD.). A DIVIDEND (tho 35th) of ONE SHILLING per Share will be PAID on TUESDAY, tho 20th inst., to all Shareholders on the Register at 13th inst. Warrants will be posted as usual, CRAWFORD & BARTLEMAN, 14s Secretaries. MINING. A return of 520z was obtained by the New Fedderscn dredge last week. The Cromwell Argus states that last week the Dulto of Gordon dredge obtained a return of 2«95, The secretary of the Paterson's Freehold Company reports tho following returns for last week:—No. 1 dredge, IGoz; No. 2 dredge, 250z lOdwt. A dividend (tho thirty-fifth) of-ls per share liac been declared by the directors of the Upper Waipori Alluvial Gold Dredging Company, payable on Tuesday, 20th inst. The master of the Rising Sun dredge reports that the actual time worked last week was 116 hours, and the distanco worked ahead 12ft. A stoppage of 12 hours was causcd through the screen, which is getting very much worn and may bo troublesome until the arrival of the new one, which will bo on tho claim in about 10 days. The prospects showed a slight improvement, and the hard clay bottom.was getting less and wijs dipping ahead. The cut is now 110 yards wide. Says the Duustan Times:—"Notwithstanding' the heavy rainfall, the river has fallen considerably during the past week. Of tho local dredges the New Monte Christo is tiic only ono which has been compelled t# shut down owing to the rise. The dredge will probably not resume till next season." The Lady Roxburgh dredgo was last week working on previously-treated ground. Dredging was stopped at 11 a.m. on Saturday last, and the head and side lines shifted 'so as to take the dredge past the worked ground, Tho tailings from the Molyneux Kohinoor dredgo .were filling up the top end of the claim. The river, which rose during the previous week, showed signs last week of falling again. Tho master of tho Molyneux Kohinoor dredge, in bis report for last week, states that considerable time was lost owing to the elevator driving wheel being stripped twice, and trouble from the winch. As the gold gave out the previous week the dredge was pulled iihead over GOft. Tho prospeots wero better Saturday, but no bottom was obtained. The river rose again,', and it was intended to put in the screen plates, also tho new ladder rollers, etc., beforo starting. The manager of the Nokomai Hydraulic Sluicing Company's No. 1 elevator reports that everything was got ready for tho pipes, which arrived on Friday, ar.d that- he expects to Imvo tho job of repairing the race completed to-day, weather , permitting. From No. 2 the reports aro that sinking was continued, and that the ejevator is down to 20ft. At this depth the sinking was through blue wash,'and'a. brpwn wash has been met. There has boon [mother slip, which the work three days. Work is again in full swing. A somewhat important case was heard at Clyde on Saturday before Mr Burgess. A winchmau named Reid was appointed caretaker by the Davis's Bend CompanVj Kt full wages. JFor threo weeks ho worked- r shift ■ on tho ilcntc Christo, for which he tiiso got full pay. News of this coming to the Davis's Bend Company, they declined to pay him the wages for tho three weeks he was working on tho Monte. Christo, and he sued for tho amount. Mr Brodrick appeared for the defendant company and Mr Hut-ton for the plaintiff, and evidence was given by a number of dredgemaster3 and other witnesses. The decision was in favour of tho company, the plaintiff-being mulcted in costs—about Dunstan Times. Our Wotherstones correspondent writes on tho 12th:-" The manager of the Local Industry finished the paddock, washed down, and had everything cleaned bv noon to-day. lie got another 13oz, while out of the last -twelvemonth's blowings lie got loz IGdwt, being a total out of tho paddock (which Wits commenced July 15) 'of SOoz lldwt." . DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE. Matters were rather quiet on the share market yesterday, and, although more stocks camo under notico than on the previous day, the inquiry in tho majoritv of cases was by no means good. Most oflthc markets wero also somewhat wide, and the result was that no business was effected. Elcctrics and Hartleys were both placed on the market without drawing inquiry, but Manuherikias were in much better demand.' The Molync-ux River showed a fall of 2in yesterday 'mornin"- as compared with tho previous day, the height at Alexandra being lit -tin above normal mark, Tho weather was reported to bo showery. A pared of Alpine No, 2 shares was placed on the market yesterday at 20s, while.BigneH's 'No Towns were on offer at 18s.es against 103 tiio previous day, but neither drew inquiry. Tins was also the case in Dunstan Leads, Jioldcrs of which were somewhat easier, and ill Electrics, which were again on offer at 30s. ''•olden Beds drew slightly belter inquiry, while for Golden Runs buyers were offering 20s, with holders asking for 225. Holders of Hartley and Rilcys were in evidence at GOs, but there were again no buying offers forthcoming. Junction Elcctrics once more camo under notice, but the prices were rather wide, . allies m Manuherikias showed a noticeablo improvement-, and, although the market opened 5 J :r ' ce3 the close were prettv close. Both Nelson Creeks itnd New Alpiuo Consols were on offer without drawing inquiry, while moderate notice was accorded New Bendigoes buyers offering 10id and sellers holding for -s. A seller of Paetolus shares was in evidence at 27s Cd, and a seller of Perseverance at 255, but there was i:o inquiry made for either of tnom, Rise and Shines wero again sought after at 15s 9a, but holders wero slightly easier, being prepared to accept 19s Cd as against 20s the previous day. The following aro yesterday's latest quotations, subject lo the usual brokerage :-t' Alpine No. 2—Sellers £1. Bignell's No Town—Sellers 18s. Dunstan Lead—Sellers 9s 3d. Electric—Sellers £1 10s, First Chance—Sellers 15s. Golden Bed—Buyers 9s 3d, sellers 10s. Golden Run—Buyers £1, sellers £1 2s, Hartley and Riley—Sellers £3. Hessey's—Buyers 15s, sellers 193 Cd. " Junction Electric—Buyers 2s Gd, sellers 4s. Ladysmith (contrib.)—Buyers -Is 3d, sellers 2s p. Mamiherikia-Buyers £1 3s 6d, sellers £1 4s' 3d. Molyneux Hydraulic—Buyers 2s 3d, sellers 10s. Molyneux Kohinoor (paid)— Sellers 55., Nelson Creek—Sellers £1 15s.

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