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Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 845, 20 January 1866, Page 1

AND /QOPELANB 'Rave' bn Sale 'M‘EW!aN t S CELEBRATED ALE, No. 4. • Dawsons : pale ale. Nos. 3 and 4. MARIAN’S LIGHT BITTERALE. LONDON & COLONIAL Do., Nos. 3 and 4 All the above just landed and guaranteed. L LOYD AND CO.’S COAGHES TO WAIKOUAITI AND MACRAE’S FLAT Leave the Crown • Hotel, Rattray Street, ev FRIDAY MORNING, at Nine o’clock. ; Fare <, i WMKOCAm. ... las A ES | MACRAE’S FLAT, £1 5s Carrying Passengers and Parcels. LLOYD AND CO., Proprietors. JUST ARRIVED, & WILL BE RETAILED OUT CHEAP FOR CASH, ■VARIED Assortment of LADIES’, ’ GENTS.,’ and CHILDREN’S Fashionable BOOTS and SHOES, selected with care and judgment from the very best makers of the Old Country. A single’ trial will convince that this is the cheapest and best lot of Boots ever offered to tb* Dunedin public. AINSWORTH’S OLD ESTABLISHED BO*OT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, Stafford street. Note. —Boots of every description made to order by first-class workmen at lower prices than any other house in the trade. PROSPECTUS OP THE TTAMILTON united water COMPANY (Limited). ‘RACfe To be Registered under the Mining Companies Limited Liability Act, 1865. Capital, £5400, in 540 Shares 'of £lO each. Deposit, £2 per Share on application, £5 on the formation of the Compan, and £3 on Ist of February. Provisional Directors ; George Murray John Mitchell Daniel Murphy . William Fuller John Shannon Bankers: Bank of Otago, Limited, Office —Temple Chambers, Princes stteot. Overseer of Works- : G. A. Smith, j Secretary : j Richard Creeth. i j The property now offered to"’the public, iii possession of-the United Company, at Hamilton, consists of seven and a half acres of auriferous land, which has'been proved to be - as rich any hitherto sluiced in the Province. In addition to this area, a lease of twelve acres- of equally good ground has been secured, Loth of which will be handed over to the new Company. The fact that during the last twelve months alone, as may be seen from the vouchers of the proprietors, gold of the value of £SGOO has been taken from the ground, will be proof sufficient of the richness of this extensive claim, and the exceedingly favorable opportunity for profitable investment. The proprietors are willing to accept for their valuable rights and races the sum of £4,800; viz., one half in cash, and the other half in paidup Shares. They have expended a sum nearly equal to this • amount in ■ the construction ‘of a head race’of seven miles, a large dam, six large tail races, 30 sluice boxes, tools, &c. The object in claiming any portion in 'cash is to enable them to meet their calls in the Shag River Company in which-most of the proprietors are largely interested. In addition to the rich area’ bf atiriferbus land that falls to the new Company, there is also thb first right to a valuable stream, which is made available by the head race already mentioned. All the works are of the most substantial character. The tail races are 70 feet in depth, and have been cut through 20 feet of solid rock. A washing up will take place in two months, when it is expected a good dividend -will l be declared. Applications for Shares'to Secretary, Richard Creeth, Temple Princes-street. Dunedin, 22nd December, 1865.