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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8365, 28 September 1895, Page 4

RHEUMATISM AND PILES CURED BY ; AVER'S SABSAPARILLA. Mr. "W. Jenkikgs, Adelaide, S. A., formerly 1 of Hawthorn, near Melbourne, 1 Vie, writes: ' "For the past 3 or 4 years, I have been a ' great sufferer from rheumatism and piles. I I tried all sorts of medicines, but derived i no good from them. I chanced to read one of your books and thought 1 would give your Sursaparilla a trial. 1 did so, aud alter taking one bottle I felt better, and aftei taking 4 bottles I was a new man. I was sorry I never took it before, for it would nave saved me very much pain. " Ayer's Sarsaparilla 1 Has cured others, will cure you. Made by Dr. J.C.Ayer & Co.. Loweu,MaBS.,U.S.A. > "V ' " ■ BREAKFAST— SUPP EPPS'S GBATE TJL— COMFORTING ioonoA, BOILING WATER OB MILK. , GRIFFIN & SONS, LIMITED, > Manufacturers of BIBCUITB and CONFfr CTIOfIERY, PRODUCE MEROHANTB, ' WOOD and GOAL MERCHANTS, , &c, Ac. ' tUS** ü ßinesa is now oondnoted > in tbe J ALTON STREET. The Offices are now oonßecled with the Telephone Exchange. GRIFFIN & SONS, LIMITED. » Silverßtream Boboappß (oryatall bottlei) Compare it with other brands.

E. A. L. MACKAY, (Late of the Suburban Hotel, Wakapuaka), HALF WAY HOUSE, WANGAMOA, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, HAVING taken possession of tbe above House, wifcb.es to Intimate her hkdj friends, o'd and new, that they will find fibstcl»sb Accommodation. For Honeymoon parties, Touri3ts, o Trout Fishing parties tbiß bouse is not to be surpassed. Bhetj Drovers oan rely on getting safe p&ddooke when on the road ; also a good five-stall ttable Bnd latge loose box, and plenty of the beet of feed always kept. P.g.— Horses taken in to graze, 1/- pel week. Every oare, but no responsibility. _^^ 169S A. OLDERSHAW (Late BttiDgat'a), CONFECTIONER, PAbTRYCOOK, FRUITERER. and CATERER. I OA VißlßTißs of CONFECTIONERY, ttOT ?ISS~« COf f££ from 10 a.m. ti;l 10 p.m. IS* Wedding Cakes a Bpeoiality. AGENT FORCOLLINaWOOD FaCIORY BUTTER. * WAIMEA COUNTY RATE. IN order to facilitate the Payment of th< County Bates, the undersigned wil attend between the hours of 10.30 a.m. and 3 o'olook p.m., at tbe undermentioned places on tbe dates stated, viz. :— Monday, October 7th, Sohoolhouse, Dove dale. Tueßday, Ootober Bth, Sohoolhoase, Stan!e] Brook. * Wednesday, Ootober 9th, Old Sohoolroom Tadmor. Thursday, Ootober 10th, Old Schoolroom Motupiko. Monday. October 21st, Pablio Hall, Uppei Moatere. Tuesday, Ootober Sl2ad, Publio Hall Stoke. Wednesday. Ootober 23rd, Baigent's Hall Wakefield. Thursday, Ootober 24th, Library, Foihiil Friday, Ootober 2»tb, Soboolhouae, Ran zau. Monday, Ootober 28ib, Hilleide, Saburbar North. Tuesday, Ootober 29 th, Foster's Hall Brightwater. Wednesday, October 30 tb, Post Cffioe Waimea West. Monday, November lltb, Jubilee Hall Lower Moutere. Tueßday, November 12th, Old Schoolroom Ngatimoti. Wednesday, November 13th, Library Biwaka' Thursday, November 14th, Oddfellows Hall, Motueka. "Should the river on this date be 100 high t< cross, another date wiU be fixsd, cf whiol due notioe will be given. S. BLOMFIELD, County Collector. County Office, Nelson, 23rd September, 1895. 1986 Gilbey's Dry Gin Obtainable everywhere.

M» M. -WEBBTEE HAS FOR SALE Prime Canterbury Fams, rime Boiled Baoon, f Prime Flat Bacon, Prime Ftilton Oheefe, Prime New Oatmeal, Lazenbj'a Snperic Pickles,; L&zenby's Snperio Lobsters, Lazenby's Superior Anobovies Laze d by 'b Snperior Curried Prawne Lazenby's Snperior Olives, Lazenby'a Superior Salad Cream, Lazenby's Superior Celery Salt, Lazenby's Superior Jellies, Lazeoby's Snperior Soups, Lazenby's Superior Essences, OTT A TI/TATURVTA mEA OT7" f\ T\!TATUfIATA mEA 0.E.0. Tea has i ,me to Stay. O.K.O.*Tea IS THE BEST' 0.E.0. Tea Surpasses all ethers. No. 1 OrystalfSugar 9/- perjbag. M. M* WEBSTER, AMILY GROCER, PRODUCE MERC BANT, WINE AND SPIRIT DEALER, Trafalgar street White Brother? BEG to inform the public of Nelson and the surrounding dietriots that they hay« taken over the business bo long carried on by BAEEB BBOTHEBS as TIMBEE MERCHANTS. They intend keeping a good stock of various kinda of SEASONED TIMBER, and the utmost attention will be paid to the requirements ot all Builders and Others who may favor them with their patronage. Haviog a Sawmill at Wai-iti, and now erecting one at Oollingwood, they have bppebiob advantage in enabling them to meet all demands. The Plant inoludea Planing, Moulding, Sawing and other Maohinea (requisite to the business) of the latest improvements, and all orderß oan be most promptly ezeonted. SASHES, DOfttsS, and MOULDINGS, of all kinds, kept in stook, or made to order at the shortest notioe. Referring to the above, BAKER BROS, take the oppoitunity of thankiDg the publio for past favors, and trust they will continue them to tbeir Buooeesors n the. business.

PROSPECTUS OF THE ENNER6LYN COAL-MINING COMPANY, (LIMITED), NELSON. To be Registered under « The Companies Act, 1882," and the amendments thereof. CAPITAL - £5000, IN 5000 SHARES O* £1 EACH. — •<»*«%?•— Five hundred £1 Shares fully paid up, will be issued to the promoters, that sum having already been spent by them in prospecting the mine. The balance of 4500 Shares is now being issued, payable 1/- on application, 2/- on allotment, and further calls as required, not to exceed 1/- per Share per month. The Company will be registered when 2000 contributing Shares are applied for, and should this number not be obtained, the application money will be returned in full. provisional Directors: MB. R. ALLAN, MR. W. MO YES, „ A. H. BISLEY, „ T. PETTIT, „ H. BAIGENT, „ W. A. ROUGHTON, „ J. BOON, „ A. A. SCAIFE, „ F. G. GIBBS, „ R. SNODGRASS, „ W. HADDOW, „ F. St. JOHN, „ C. J. HARLEY, „ GEO. M. ROUT „ JOSEPH HYDE „ A. W. TATTON, „ L. KERR, „ F. TKASK, Barkers : THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Solicitors : MESSRS PITT AND MOORE. Brol^rs ' MESSRS F. A. BAMFORD AND F. G. NEWMAN. Secretary, (pro. t^m.) MR. F. G. NEWMAN. It is proposed to form this Company for the purpose of further developing and working the mine, which has been prospected for the past eleven months by the " Jenkins* Hill Prospecting Association." The mine is situated at the head of the Brook Street Valley, on the property of A. O'Brien, Esq., of . Enner Glynn, Nelson. The right has been secured of obtaining a lease for 50 years for mining for coal over the whole of the property (about 2000 acres) with the exception of the Homestead sections ; Mr O'Brien receiving by way of rent a royalty of 1/- per ton on all the marketable coal raised and sold. The promoters have already spent more than £500 in proving and working the mine. The prospecting drive which was first put in struck a vertical seam of coal within a few feet of the surface. This was followed into the hill for a distance of 162 feet, and a prospecting shaft was then sunk to test the depth of . coal. The shaft is now down 210 feet, and has carried coal nearly the whole of the way. The thickness of the seam has varied from two to ten feet, and the quality of the coal is steadily improving as the shaft descends. In order to facilitate the working of the shaft, an uprise of 87 feet to the surface has been made and a substantial horse- whim has been erected, which gives the necessary haulage power. The Association recently engaged the services of a practical Mining Expert, Mr. Joseph Taylor of Collingwood (late Certificated Teacher of Mining under the Government (English) Department of Science and Art, and Travelling Lecturer under the Staffordshire County Council, 1891-8), to inspect and report on the property, and his very favourable report is published " in extenso " as an appendix to this prospecius. From his report it will be seen that Mr. Taylor considers that the present drive and shaft have proved the existence of at least an acre of coal of an average thickness of three feet, and he estimates that this alone may be worked so as to give a net profit of £1,600. At the same time there is every reason to believe that the present seam extends much further than the present workings have gone, and further prospecting will probably prove the existence of other seams. In fact, several outcrops have already been found on different parts of the property. In order to commence working the mine profitably, however, and to continue the prospeoting, it i 3 absolutely necessary to sink a permanent working shaft. This involves an outlay beyond the means of the promoters, and they have therefore decided to enlarge the capital and form a Registered Company. That the promoters themselves have confidence in the future of the mine is proved by the fact that they have already applied for 500 shares in the new Company, and in earnest of their bana fides, they are asking in paid-up shares only the amount they have actually spent in developing the mine. Although the attention of the promoters has hitherto been directed almost solely to the coal deposits, it must not be forgotten that the fire clay which exists in large quantities alongside the coal should also prove very profitable to the Company. Mr Taylor considers that petroleum also may very possibly be met with when a greater depth has been reached in the shaft. In view of these faots, it should be noted that the agreement with Mr O'Brien, gives the Company the right of making arrangements for mining any other minerals as well as coal, should it be thpught desirable to do so. In view of the commercial and economic importance which the opening up of this Coal Mine is calculated to prove to the town, the promoters have confidence in placing this enterprise before the citizens of Nelson, believing, as they do, that this is one of the most legitimate investments ever put before this I community.