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of a Gold Mining Company, : (i To be entitled the I ... •■" BENDIGO DEEP, LEVEL QUARTZ Minim co., xikiTEb; i.. .Capital', ).„ ",;..; : '.; n £lpJoQo/.',/ " In 40,000 shares of Jive Shillings' eaeh..

, 'Th© objects for which this company is to be fortned are, ,to,prospect the, quartz reefs on Ben* digo to deeper, levels than have'hitherto beeii* reached ; to prpvide efficient drainage,' and ren* der| pumping machinery unnecessary j' and to furnish a permanent highway to the various' lodies at, the aforesaid deep levels, thus doing away with thepresent expensive method of rais« ing 1 the stone by shafts, &c. B ' vt - To accomplish the 1 aboVe, it' is proposed to drive a main level frdm Bendigtf Gnlly at a point opposite reef hitherto known as Reef," wiicji level will reach that reef in from 160 to 200 feetbf driving," at a vertical depth of about 300 feet; and at a further distance of 150 - feet, will the reef hitherto known as " Broadfoot's, * at a vertical depth of about 400 feet. • 1 On these lines, a lease of sixteen been applied ff rby the promoters. Seven crushings from 26 jo 48 tons each have already been taken from these reefs, yielding from 144 *° 26 dwts. ■, At the mo«th,of the proposed tunnel, there is an excellent lite for a mill, and within a few feet the entire water of Bendigo gully and its tributaries flows past all the year, and is available u% this point free of charge for mill power. ' lu \ It is,also proposed, if sufficient inducement'is offered, to cjntinue the level, while the aforesaid lodes an being worked, on to the LucknoWj the Aurora, (md Logan's lines of reef, and thus certainly to ut many others which may reason* ably be supposed to exist in its course. For the ejicient working; and carrying out of the above, it/ is proposed that a call of one penny per share be paid upon application, to meet preliminary exjenses and pay the demand of the promoters, viz., L 10 0; a second call of one halfpenny jer share to be paid on allotment j and, to mee) current expenses as the work progresses, a npnthly call.will be made of one halfpenny per slare, such cannot to exceed one penny per share, eicept. by the consent of shareholders, granted s*|#A§SQerai meeting to be called and : held in a le|fl,msn]n l er.: .'. induce the promoters to offer this to the public in the above form are, mat a deep main level driven on similar principes has been working satisfactorily and with excellent results at the Thames.in the North Maid. A similar 'system of cheap prospecting is how being instituted in some of the principal rlefing; districts, of Victoria ; and, further, ,'the bwprjce of+the§crip,,combine4pWitb the exceedingly moderate. caHs will enable every working mm as. well as the capitalist to participate in whit, in all probability, will prove an excellent payable r .%SMES MARSHALL,,_ ; wise k •■ Manager, pro tern.

10 SLUICERS AND OTHERS. First-rate Chancer£or a SmalJ Capital}^. The Undersigned liave For Sale, Cheap, a WORKING THIRD SHARE in SEVEN HEADS of WATER at Quartz Reef Point; ground payable and comparatively unlimited j appliances thoroughly well fonnd and nearly new, Theconcferff has been and is payable, and is capableof being worked more extensively and advantageously. The Proprietor. intends leaving the district, wlieh is his only reason for wishing to dispose of his share. There is also a substantially bailt Iron Cottage, of four rooms, and a Garden. Full particulars can be obtained by applying to D. A. JOLLY & CO., Cromwell. I ANTED KNOWN. A GOOD OPENING on the; Carrick Range. FOR SALE., A Five-Roomed BOARDING HOUSE, with splendid Kitchen Range, Well furnished with all the requirements for carrying on the business. A good stand for Hotel or any kind of business, being situated in the midst of the quartz claims. | Established for three years. I Terms easy. Apply to! -CHAS. COLCLOUGH,, .., ,;; , Agent, Cromwell; or WILLIAM BUCHAN, '.■■/■■ ■ /'On the premises.

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