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Western Star, Issue 1261, 20 June 1888, Page 1

Riverton Advertisements. RiVERTON BAZAAR, JW. CHAPMAN thank* his many customers for past patronage, and wishes to inform • the general public that they may rely on getting the best goods at the lowest possible prices—at and under Dunedin rates. Inspection invited of stock of Family and Pocket Bibles, Hymn Hooks Church Praise, Ancient and Modern), Church Services and Common Prayers, from one shilling. < - : - ■ JEWELLERY. : * :■ , \ < } /' .Watches, Clocks, Gold and Silver Brooches and Earrings, Bracelets, Loekets and Chains, Rings'(stone and plain). n * STATIONERY. Ledgers, Daybooks, Eoolscap Account, Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes (plain and fancy), Prize and Gift Books Novels from sixpence. \ FANCY GOODS. , Writing Desks, Work Boxes and Baskets, Ladies’ Bags (in leather and velvet), Albums, Photo. Frames, Pocket Books and Purses, Berlin, and Crewel Wool and Silks, Toilet Sets, Lustres, Vases from Is, Ornaments, Cups and Saucers, Jugs and Mugs. Pipes, Tobaccos, and smokers’? sundries. Accordeons, Concertinas, and Violins. Toys (a large assortment). Cricketing Material. ANNUALS 1886. Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, Family Herald, London Journal, Every Week, Welcome, Cassels Saturday Boy’s Own Annual (8s 6d) Girl’s Own Annual (8s 6d), &c. Books hot in stock procured without delay. - ..s' - -v-W v-V' ; AGENT FOR . . ... _ Australasian,.Sketcher, Canterbury Times, Witness, Southlander, Weekly Times, Young Ladies’ Journal, and Home or Foreign publications procured, • .■ Agent for ’ Colonial Insurance Company. N., 8.—411 School Books sold at published price at? ) Copies at 2Jd for cash. Prize Books for School Committees and Sunday Schools aCpubliskod prices. REVISED! EDITION OF THE BIBLE. LETTS’ DIARIES FOR 1888. ; v SMALL NOTE PAPER, five quires for Is. ; ; FOOTS A Lit S FROM 12 s EACH. ; V : -h- PROTESTANT ENSIGN, one pennv pei* week. ‘J. W. CHAPMAN, : ; r.n • ... ■ ' PAIiMKESTON 81., RITERTON. Public Notices. DAIRY PRODUCE, ■ -GRASS SEED, OATS, &c., RABBITSKINS! RABBITSKINS! We are CASH PURCHASERS or make CASH ADVANCES against Consignments to London or Australia. ■' . V/U. -0 N SALE— ■■ ’ Sewing and Binding Twine. *** Agents BROOK’S SHEEP DIP. WHITTINGHAM BROS. INBTONE. INVERCARGILL. PR OSP E C T U S , OP A COMPANY TO BE CALLED. THE LONGWOOD SLUICING COMPANY, LIMITED, 0 ■ T; • • . t ( ■ -■ • •• \ To be registered as a Limited Liability Company under the provisions of ; -1 i' “The Companies Act,' 1882.” Capital; £IOOO, in 100 Shares of £lO each. ’ Of which £IOO in fully paid up shares will be allotted to the vendors on ' account of purchase money for present rights. PROMOTERS : Mr Ross Robertson. Mr Robert Hazlett „ Charles Campbell „ George Robertson „ Ernest E. Young „ John Parry BANKERS - National Bank of New Zealand (Limited). SOLICITOR ;■ Adam Anderson, Esq. The objects, for which the Company is formed, are : To acquire and work an extended claim of six acres at Printz’s Spur, Longwood, tail race and rights now in possession of the promoters. The ground is known to contain valuable, deposits of gold—both alluvial and in quartz. The promoters have made favorable arrangements with the proprietors of Berndtson’s water race for a supply of water. There is no doubt that, in sluicing, away the spur in which gold was discovered in Printz’s claim, sufficient gold will be found to pay working expenses, with the almost certain discovery of a rich lead or reef. The promoters, as vendors, propose to retain ten fully paid up shares, and offer the other ninety shares to the public on the following terms, viz. £1 per share on application; £1 per share on allotment) and the' balance in calls, not to exceed £1 per month. , It is not expected that more than one-half of the capital will be called up as it is almost certain that sufficient gold will be found to pay working expenses. If, from any cause, the Company shall not be floated, the application money will be returned. The cost of advertising, registering the Company, and commission (not exceeding 2| per cent.) to be paid by the Company. Applications for shares, and deposit of £1 per share, must be lodged before 31st July, 1888, with James P. Young, Secretary and Treasurer, Riverton. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. 1888. To Mr J. P. Young, , . Secretary and Treasurer, Riverton. I hereby make application for Shares in the Longwood licing Company, Limited, enclosing herewith £ : : , being DOsit of £1 per Share, and request that you will allot to me that or any less mber which I agree to accept in the terms of the Prospectus.

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