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Dunstan Times, Issue 567, 28 February 1873, Page 3

PROSPECTUS ■ OF THE pOURTEEN MILE BEACH i 1 QUAIITY MUSING CUM PA NY. To be Registered under the Mining Companies Limited Liability Acts. 'Capital, £3OOO, in Shares of £1 each. Tho Prospectors retain to themselves Six Hundred paid up Shares,, and the reremaining two thousand four hundred are offered to the Public in the nianii' r fallowing, viz.—ls. to be paid on application, 2s. on allottment, and tho remainder in calL not to exceed 2s. 6d.. until tho Capital of the Company is called up. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. GEORGE MACE AY, Roxburgh, JAMES WOODHOIJSE, Roxburgh THOMAS CAMERON, R xburgh, JOHN KINNARSTON, Roxburgh. GEORGE BTDGOOD, Roxburgh, GEOROE IRELAND, Roxburgh, JOSEPH TAMLYN, Coal Creek, M. C. MANUAL, Coal Creek, PETER BOYD, Bankers BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. The Ground of the Company consists of about live acres, adjacent to the Fourteen Milo .Beach, through which the reef runs for a distance of 1200 feet. The reef, so far as has been prospected, is well-affined, and varies in thickness fromß to 22 inches, and several experienced miners have expressed it as their opinion, that, from the nature of tho ground through which the reef runs there can be no doubt as to its permanency There has been a trial crushing of a ton of stone from tho i eef a. the Government battery, which yielded better than 9 dwts. of gold, but the character of the stone sent could nut ho considered an average sample, it being largely intermixed with mullock. Besides this tiial there has b,.cn a few small teds, none of which yielded less than at the rate of 3 ounces to *he ton, anl oi e test at the Bank of Now Zealand Roxburgh yielded at tho rate of nearly soz to the ton. From the situation of the reef every facility is afforded for working it, as tho quar zto a rlep’h of 400 feet, can be extracted bv means of tunnellhur, which may be commenced on the reef in the Company’s ground, at a 400 feet level. There is also a wa'er race on the Company’s ground, containing an ample supply of water for the working of a battery of any number of stamps up to fifty he'd, and this may be either purchased in whole or part oh the most reasonable terms from the proprietors. It is nroposel, as soon as 12110 shares are I disposed <*f. to convene a General M eting 1 of the 'lnireholdors, to make the necessary, arran omenta for the working of the j Company. j All applications to he made to tho i Secretary, J, C. SAVAGE, Roxburgh. WEDNESDAY, 19th of MARCH, At 3 o'clock. To lav stirs and Others. First class Station Properties, VV RIGHT, STEPHENSON, and M Go have received instructionu> SELL by AUOTTON, at them Wool Stores, Manse street, Dunedin, ou Wednesday, March 19, at 3 o’clock, Jie following STATICN PROPERTI F.S : 1. Run No. 337, known as WA NA KA WEST hi ATTON, consistingo about 47,009 acres good jiasiora country, situate on the War.aki Lake, together with 20 acres oi Freelio.il Hush, in Oai.terbun Province; Four Thousand Fin Hundred Mixed Sheep ; and Imjiroveinents, c. ni|irising new Woo Shed and Sley herd’s House. The estimated cat-rung capacity o! this Run is 12,000 sheep 2. Runs Nos 338 and 430b, known its w A x A K A EA ST ST aT[o N consisting of about (12,500 acres good pastoral country ; together with Thirteen '1 lionsand Mix«o Sheep, Ten Head of Cattle, Four Horses ; and Improvenients, comprising Manager’s House good Wool Shed, Mui’s House. Store, Ac, The csfiiuated car rung capacity of (his Run hj, Twenty Thousand Sheep, Tho Leases of Runs No 337 and 338 expire in February, 1884. and and that of No, 430b in July, ISSI. For terms an l further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEERS. NOTICE. AMES &STANBROOK, J Having commenced business as LICENSED AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, AND GENERAL agents. Will he happy to receive instructions for SALES in any part of the Province of Ot-go ; and all Commissions entrusted to them will receive prompt attention. Offices : CLYDE & CROMWELL, January L 1873,