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Dunstan Times, Issue 198, 10 February 1866, Page 2

GOLDFIELDS ELECTION. TO CHAELES O'NEILL, ESQ. [T7E the Undersigned Electors of the 'I Goldfields, feeling anxious about he forthcoming election of members for the General Assembly beg to request thai you will allow yourself to be placed ir nomination as one of the members for th< Goldfields. We are prompted to make this demand on your kindness under a thorough conviction, after maturely considering the qualifications of the other gentlemen whe have signified the'r willingness to be placed in nomination for legislative honors that your constant intercourse with the miners, together with your well-knowi anxious solicitude for the advancement o: all Goldfields intersts. added to your thorough knowledge of the various Goldfields' Districts, renders you eminently fitted foi that duty. We feel confident your able counsel woulc prove a great boon to a constituency, anc consequently if you comply with oui request, we promise our best support in securing your return. We are, <fcc, Thomas Shanley Joseph Booth Chas. C. lloberts J. Corse, M.D. P. Kelly Bryan Sheedy John Marsh And Gl others Gentlemen, — I consider myself highly honored in receiving your requisition to become a representative for the Goldfields in the General Assemply. I feel gratified for the compliment paid me, and shall consider it my duty, if returned to do my utmost to advance the interests of the Goldiields generally. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, CHARLES O'NEILL. To Messrs Shanley, Booth, Roberts, Sheedy, Marsh, Corse, M.D., P. Kelly, and the other gentlemen signing the repiisition. Cromwell, February 3, ISG6.

PROSPECTUS All England Eleven Sluicing j Company. I REGISTERED UKPEB THE MIXING COMPANIES LIMITED LIABILITY ACT, 18G5. Capital, £565, In 113 Shares at .-£.5 each, payable on application the present proprietors retaining C2 Sliares, and the remaining 51 Sliares will be offered to the Public. Provisional Directors. W. Theyers E. Aldridge W. Grindley J, U. Cambridge Carl Smith With power to add to their number. W. Theyers, Treasurer. FinHIS Company is started for the pur--1 pose of working the All England Eleven Claim at Sandy Point, It has a right to four (4) heads of water from Eraser's River, and as also an excellent plant ready for commencing operations at once. The original proprietor, Michael Cullen (who will still hold a considerable interest in the Company) has worked the claim for over two (2) years, during which time a great quantity of gold has been obtained. Within the last three months he has been at a heavy expense in putting extra plant on the ground to work it more effectually, and found the undertaking too great for his limited means—for which reason only it is offered to the public. The claim is so well known in the district that the Directors consider it useless to miff it im The share list will remain open for one month when if the whole of the Fifty-one (51) Shares are not taken up, the several deposits will be returned. Applications for shares to be made to, and and any information can be obtained from J. U. CAMBRIDGE, Hon, Sec. pro tern.