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Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 846, 22 January 1866, Page 1

J^£ARShALL AND OPERAND ‘Have on Sale M i l^ r AN , S<GEIiEBRATED ALE, Ho. 4. •DAWSON’S BALE ALE, Nos. 3-and 4. MARIANS LIGHT ; BITTER ALE. LONDON & COLONIAL Do., Nos. 3 and 4 All 'the- -above juSt landed add -guar'anteed. LO YD AND CO. ’ S COAC h¥ S 'TO WAIKOUAITI AND MACRAE’S FLAT Leave tlie Crown Hotel, Rattray ? street, ev FRIDAY MORNING at Nine o’clock. ■ Fares WAIKOUAITI, ... LOs MACRAE’S FLAT, £l 5s Carrying Passengers and ; Parcels. LLOYD AND CO., Proprietors. JUST ARRIVED, & WILL BE RETAILED. OUT CHEAP FOR CASH, A VARIED Assortment of LAD I E S’, 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'-th* Dunedin public. AINSWORTH’S OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, Stafford street.. Note. —Boots of every description made to order by first-class workmen at lower.prieesthan any other house in the 1 trade. PROSPECTUS OF THE Hamilton united water race COMPANY (Limited). To be Registered under the Minifig'Companies Limited Liability Act, 1865. Capital, £5400, in 540 Shares of £lO each. Deposit, £2 per Share on 'application, : £s' on' the formation of the Compan, and £3- on •Ist-of February. TrovisiOvae Directors-: George Murray John Mitchell ■Daniel Murphy • William • Fuller -John Shannon Bankers’ : -Bank of Otago, Limited. ' oßrtCE—Temple' Chambers, Princes street. Overseer of Works 1 : -G. A. Smith. Secretary : ‘Richard Creeth. The‘property now Offered public, in 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 l tt> this area, a lease-of twelve acres of equally good ground has been secured, -both 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 £9OOO has been taken from the ground, will be -proof sufficient of the richness of this extensive claim, : and the exceedingly favordbie Opportunity for profitable investment. ! The proprietors are willing ; to a6cept for their valuable rights and races the sum of £4,800-; ' viz.,-one half in cash, and the other half in;paid■up Shares. They have expended a sum nearly I equal to this amount in the construction -of 0. head race'of seven miles, a large dam, six large tail races, 30 sluice boxes, tools, &o. 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 theiproprietors are largely interested. In addition-to the rich area of atiriferous land that falls *to the new Company, there is-also -the -first right to a valuable stream, which is mad© ‘available by the head race -already'mentioned. All the works are of the most substantial -eha■racter. The tail races are 70 feet in 'depth, -have been cut -through -20 -feet -of soMd -rock. A-Washing up will-take ‘place in two months, when it is expected -a-good dividend will-be-de-clared. ■■■■>, Applications for Shares to he addressed to the Secretary, Richard Creeth, Temple ’Chambers, PrifiCes-street. ’ -- r * -Dunedin, 22fid December,