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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 2770, 9 August 1883, Page 3

8,. Wilkin & Co. T3OBERT WILKIN & CO. HAVE NOW LANDING- AND TO ARRIVE— Cliampion Seed Drills, Seed Sowers and Mangold Drills Plough 8, by English Makers Harrows, Disc, Flexible, Zig-zag and Grass Cultivators and Horso Hoes Corncrushers, Rootpulpers, Churns Chaffcutters, Intermediates, Horse Powers Wot<r Ballast Rollers Fencing Wire, all sizes Barb Wire, various kinds Straining Brackets, Fencing Staples Iron Standards, punched to any gauge ■ Corrugated Iron, Wire Nails Oils, Paints, White and Red Lead Winnowers Grass Seed Riddle 3 Groceries, a General Assortment Bluestono Coarse, Fine and Rock Salt Champagne, Port, Sherry and other Wines Brandy, Whisiey, Rum and other Spirits Bottled Ale and Stout of various Brands Disinfecting Powder White Powdered Arsenic and various other Goods. 3-24 4738 Notices. TIMARU POULTRY, PIGEON AND ' CANARY SHOW. AUGUST 17th and 18th. T7INTRIES for the above CLOSE at -Hi Collins Auction Rooms on SATURDAY, August 11th, at 9 p.m. 8-7 6259 W. MERSON, Hon. Sec. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given, that the several parcels of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of The Land Transfer Act 1870, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before tho 2nd day of September, 1883. 5200. FRANK MARDON RICKMAN, •18 acres 1 rood 20 perches, part of Rural Section 998 Waitangi District; occupied by applicant. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 27th day of July, 1883, at the Lands Registry Office, Christchurch. J. M. BATHAM, 8-8 6275 District Land Registrar. \ IN THE MATTER OF A BILL INTITCLED AN ACT TO AMEND. "THE TIMARU MECHANICS' INSTITUTE ACT 1877." NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that it i 3 m» tended to introduce m the House of Representatives during the present session, a Bill, intituled an Act to amend "The Timaru Mechanics' Institute Act 1877," and that the following arc the objects such Bill is intended to effect : — To authorise the Trustees of the Timaru Mechanics' Institute at the request of tho Managing Committee and with the consent of a majority of Members of the said Insti' tute testified as m the said Bill mentioned to borrow on tho security of the Mechanics.* Institute Building and site and the land im« mediately adjoining the same, now vested ia the said Trustees, any sum of money not exceeding £3000 m addition to the cum of £ already borrowed upon the security of the same, the money so to be borrowed to be paid over to such Managing Coinmitteo, and by them applied m the first place m erecting upon the said land imme« diately adjoining such Institute building, a Hall for tho holding of Public Lectures and other Entertainments or Meetings, and the surplus of such moneys (if any) after such application to be paid and applied m the manner prescribed by Section 5 of the said Timaru Mechanics' Institute Act 1877. And notice is hereby further given that a Copy of the said Bill has been deposited m the Resident Magistrate's Court for tho District of Timaru, at Timaru, -where it is now Open to Public Inspection. Dated this 2nd day of August, 1883. D. WEST, President Timaru Mechanics' Institute. 8-4 6232 Prospectus. JACOBSEN'3 PIONEER EXTENDED DIAMOND MINING COMPANY, LIMITED, ALFORD FOREST. To bo incorporated under " The Joint Stock Companies Act." CAPITAL £18,750 In 100,000 Shares. 25,000 paid up, and 75,000 contributing at 5s each, 50,000 of -which are now offered to the Public. Deposit on application 3d per share, payable on allotment 3d per share. Further calls, not exceeding 6d, tho first, second, fourth, and sixth month after allotment (equal to 2s 6d). This, it is believed, will comprehend tho whole outlay, as it is anticipated no more capital will bo required. Pbovisioxaii Dikectoes : Messrs J. S. M. Jacobsen, architect, Christchurch C. Louisson, Crown Brewery, Christchurch W. T. Grinsted (Grinsted and C Christchurch T. Aulsebrook (Aulsebrook and Co.), Christchurch P. F. Jacobson (J. S. M. Jacobsen and Co.), Christchurch R. Puflett (Manager Union Steamship Co.), Christchurch R. N. Newbj-, gentleman, Christchurch J. B. Hoyle, woolataplcr, Christchurch J. Izett, journalist, Christchurch. (With power to add to their number.) ■ Bankers : The Colonial Bank of New Zealand. Solicitor : Mr Weston. Brokers : Ollivier and Grierson. Secretary pro. test.: Mr Leonard W. Blake. Offices : Post-office Chambers, Cathedral Square. Tho boundary lines of this valuable Mine (the next adjoining the Pioneer Company) have been marked off by the discoverer, Mr J. 8. M. Jacobson, and is declared by hiia to be of nearly if not quite equal value to the property held by the Pioneer Company. The Projectors therefore have every confidence m offering it to tho Public. It is estimated by Mr Jacobsen that an enormous profit per annum will accrue to tho shareholders from the very valuable nature of the Mine, of which there can now be no reasonable doubt, on the one hand, and, through great natural advantages, the comparative small cost of working on the other. The Company's title is held under a 12 months' preliminary license, secured by Mr W. T. Grinsted, over 180 acres, comprising the very centre of tho limited recognised diamond bearing formation. A further lease of thirty years will be applied for and obtained. 25,000 paid-up shares are reserved by the Projectors as a reasonable consideration for tho handing over this largo and valuable Mine. 50,000 contributing shares are now offered to the Public. The balance, 25,000, will bo placed subsequently. It is anticipated that less than one-half of. tho capital as above will be required, for upon the erection of the necessary plant and machinery, and . the employment of 300 or 400 hands, an immediate supply of diamonds will be available, resulting m "large dividends. Applications for shares (forms can bo obtained at the Company's and Sharebrokers' offices), accompanied by the deposit above referred to, to be sent to tho Secretary, Mr Leonard W. Blake, Post-office Chambers, Cathedral Square, or Box 363, P. 0., on or bofore Monday, tho 13th inst. If applications m excess be received the allotment will be pro fata, subject to the Company's Deed of Association. 8-8 6273