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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3658, 5 April 1883, Page 4

Athletic Sports. SPORTS WILL BE HELD —IN THE— FARNDON PARK, CLIVE, —ON THE —• 24TH OF MAY. Further particulars in future issue. Prospectuses. PROSPECTUS. T TTTTCTIEN & SONS and M'LEOD *J . XV. BROS. (Limited). To be incorporated under the Companies Act, 1882, limiting the liability of Shareholders to the amount of the shares. Capital £100,000 In 100.000 shares of £1 each, of which Messrs. Kitchen and M'Leod retain 20,000 fully paid up. Tho remainder will be called up as follows : —2 G on application. 2(i on allotment, and the balonce (of which it is not anticipated more than 5 - will be needed) as may bo required during the next two years. No (■all to exceed 1 - per share. Judicious finadcial arrangements having been effected, it will be unnecessary to call up the whole of the capital. The Company to be registered on 30,000 shares being subscribed. Provisional Directors : Mr N. Reid (W. and G. Turubull and Co.) Wellington Mr A. K. Newman, M.D., M.R.C.P., (Zohrab and Newman), Wellington Mr Jas. Smith (Turubull, Smith, and Co.), Wellington Mr W. H. Locke Travers (Travers and Cave). Wellington Mr S. Danks (S. Dauks and Son), Wellington Mr J. R. Blair (Chairman Education Board), Wellington Mr I). Anderson, jun., Wellington Mr B. Smith (Benjamin and Co.), Wellington Captain W. R. Williams. Wellington Mr H. Barber (J. and H. Barber), Wellington Mr Thos. Whifehouse, Wellington Mr E. Feist, Masterton, Wairarapa, Wellington Mr Duncan M'Lean, Greymouth Mr P. M. Griffin (Griffin and Smith), Greymouth Mr J. Powell (J. Powell and Co.), Westport Mr D. W. Virtue, Hokitika Mr F. Hamilton (Buxtou and Co.), Nelson Mr T. R, Hoddcr, Nelson Mr H. C. Robjohns (Robjohus and Co.), Napier 3lr E. W. Knowles, Napier Mr Gilbert Carson, Wauganui Mr J. L. Stevenson, Wanganui Mr E. B. Cargill, Dunediu Mr J. Rath-ay (J. Rattray and Co.), Duucdiii Hon. Captain Frascr, M.L.C., Dunediu Mr J. R. Danson (Gibbs, Bright and Co.), Dunedin Mr G. L. Denniston (Neil and Co. Limited), Dunedin Mr W. G. Neil (Neil Bros.), Dunediu Mr F. Proctor (Proctor, Jones, and Co.), Dunedin Mr D. Baxter (D. Baxter and Co.), Dunedin Mr J. Mitchell (Fcrgusson and Mitchell), Dunediu Mr A. Burt (A. and T. Burt), Dundin Mr W. Gregg (W. Gregg and Co.), Dunediu Mr Arthur J. Burns, Dunedin Mr R. Patorson (Paterson and M'Leod), Dunedin Mr A. Macfarlanc (A. and J. Macfarlane), Dunedin Mr J. Low (Esther and Low), Dunedin Mr W. Wrisrht, Dunedin Mr W. D. Sutherland, Dunedin Mr W. Watson (Martin and Watson), Dunedin Mr A. Dornwcll, Dunedin Mr Andrew Lees, Dunedin Mr R. Turnbull, M.H.R, (Turnbull and Co.), Timaru Mr J. Anderson, Timaru Mr R. R, Taylor (Taylor and Bowie), Timaru Mr J. W. Humphrey (Bailie and Humphrey), Oamaru Mr A.. J. Headland, Oamaru Mr J. Stock (J. Stock and Co.), Invercargill Mr R. Buchanan, Invercargill Mr William Bayley, Now Plymouth Mr J. Arklc, Palmerstou ; Mr F. Trent (Trent Bros.), Christchureh :Mr S. Jameson (Jameson Bros.), ChristMr T. J. Maling (Maling and Co.), Christel lurch Mr G. L. Beatli (Beath and Co.), ChristMr Jos. Clarke (J. Clarke and Son), Christchurch. 1 Managing Director : Mr Joseph Kitchen. The company is projected for the purpose of acquiring and continuing the wellknown and extensive business which have been so successfully carried on by Messrs J. Kitchen and Sons, at Wellington, and Messrs M'Lcodßros., at Dunedin, as manufacturers of Stearine Candles, Soap, Glycerine, &c, ifcc. Forms of Application for Shares may be obtained, and Shares applied for, at the National Bank of New Zealand, Limited, and its branches throughout the colony, or at the offices of FRANK PELL, (Jr. T. CROSS, Brokers^ PROSPECTUS OF THE ROSS No. 2 GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited.) To be Recisterad under '' The Mining Company's Act, 1872." CAriTAL, £30,000 in Thirty Thousand Shares of £1 each, 20,000 of which are offered to the Public at par. The present proprietors have agreed to hand over their interest in the Lease and Water Rights for a consideration of £500, and will take up 10,000 shares, upon which 4s per share shall bo deemed paid. Tho promoters thus undertake a liability of His per share upon one-third of the total number to be allotted, thereby showing their perfect confidence in the genuineness of the venture. A cash deposit of ijd per share to be made on application, and Is on allotment, calls not to exceed Gd per month. It is not anticipated that it will be necessary to call up more than half the capital. The Company is being formed for the purpose of working a special claim of 81 acres held by the present proprietors, which immediately adjoins the Ross Gold-mining Company's ground, and extends the whole length of its northern boundary, including a largo portion of the Ross Flat, which is so well known to contain, within its area, some of the richest alluvial deposits in the Australian Colonies. Closely adjoining the Company'slease the celebrated claims known as the "Cassius," " Morning Star," and "Excelsior" are situated. From these three claims a total yield of 11,0430/,s 9dwts and 12grs was obtained during a period (taking the average) of 32-1 weeks, or equal to 3Goozs 'Jdwts ijgrs per week. This large quantity of gold was obtained from an area not exceeding seven acres. It may be here mentioned that when the three claims were compelled to cease work, through inability to cope with the water, several of the best gold-bearing faces were being worked in a line leading- towards this Company's ground. The proposed mode of working the ground is by hydraulic lifts, and the proprietors have" secured sufficient water power for that purpose. In inviting , the Public to subscribe for the shares now offered, the Provisional Directors feel confident of tho genuineness of the venture, and of its ultimate success. The fact of shares in the Ross Gold-mining Company, the adjoining claim, realising at the present time from 70s to 80s per share, with only 9s paid up, is ample proof of the high opinion now universally expressed, that the ground is of a most valuable nature, and" promises to be highly remunerative. It is worthy of note that a portiou of the proposed Company's lease was included in the Ross Gold-mining Company's original survey and application, until such time as a detailed survey was completed, when it was found that more than the stixmluted area applied for had been marked out. Attached lo the prospectus is _a plan showing the exact position of the claim with regard to the existing workings and leases in the Eons district. Immediately upon the requisite number of shares being applied for the Company will be registered under the " Mining Company's Act, 1872. Prospectuses and plans can be obtained from any of tho above Sharebrokers, by whom applications for shares will be rec >ived. Broker for Huwke'a Bay— -W.G. MOTLEY.