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J. R; COWAN,’ g A R RISTER, S O LICIT O R, AND CONVEYANCER, , C ROSWELL. •, NOTICE. 00 ALS.!: -bOALR lT ; CUALS !!! The Cromwell Coal Works will in future be carried on by WILLIAMS & HAYES, who have much pleasure in calling'the, attention of the inhabitants of the Cromwell District to their New Seam of Coal, wiiich is far superior to any hitherto obtainei in the same works, or in any other portion of the District. They therefore respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage heretofore bestowed, with the conviction that that patronage will be deserved. All orders entrusted to us will be attended to at once, and on the shortest notice, as we intend to keep a good supply of coals at the pit-mouth. Coals delivered anywhere, either in or out of the district; and lowest cartage prices charged. ; 20s. per ton at the Works. 325. „ delivered. 16 bags to the ton. WILLIAMS & HAYES, Coal Works, Cromwell. TT" AWARATJ GORGE COALPIT AK» LIME-EmXLN. Tie undersigned begs to announce that the above pit is in splendid working order, and that he is raising coals of an excellent quality. In connection with the pit, he is also working a LIME- KILN, and is prepared at a day’s notice to supply first-class building lime in any quantity, and at reasonable rates. J. W. ROBERTSON.

ROSPE C T U S To be-registered under the' Mining Companies . ■ Act, ISZ2.; W Capital, £6OOO, in 3000 shares of £2 eacb. Five shillings to be paid? bii 'application, Five Shillings on allotment? and the remainder as may be settled by the’ Company after registration. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. Mr Thomas'Hazlett Mr G, M. Starkey Mr G. T. Stephenson Mr 1). A. Jolly. JANKERS. Bank of New South Wales, Cromwell. The present proprietor of the claim desires to allow the public to participate in this, one of the few good mining properties inthe district, and proposes to accept 1500 fully paid-up shares, and £6OO cash for the property; Should the full number of shares not be taken up upon a date to be. fixed by the Provisional Directors, the moneys , paid on application will he returned, less five per cent; for expenses. The sura to be paid to the proprietor will absorb eight shillings per share, leaving two shillings to pay wages, etc., which will be charged as against the new company from Ist February, OP THE CALEDONIAN QUARTZ .MINING COM PANY, LIMITED, SECRETARY, Charles Colclough. 1874. A considerable quantity of stone, (over 700 tons,) has been raised and crushed, which has

averaged over one ounce per ton, and as greater depths are reached the atone gives evidence of increasing richness. Two shafts have been sunk from the upper levels to the water level (about eighty feet), and the tunnel now in course of construction will not only drain the workings to a depth of 450 feet, but will open out an extensive field of payable quartz, capable of keeping the company crushing continuously for years. The tunnel is one hundred and forty feet into the ground at present, and the reef may he met at any moment; in which ea- e the probability would.be that no further calls would require to he made by the Directors. If any are required, they will he made not to exceed Is 6d per share per month. Four,hundred and fifty feet in length of, reef at present exists under foot in the workings, proving that an extensive mine only wants development. Applications for information and shares can he made to anv of the Provisional Directors ; to ?.!r W. A. Ball, broker, Dunedin ; or to the un> dersignud; . ‘ . . • • . CHA?. COLCLOUftH, ' ■v 1 Secretary pro tem. '.