Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Star, Issue 3354, 19 November 1873, Page 3

PUBLIC COMPANIES. IMPERIAL BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Shares, £25 ; Entrance K»c, 2s Gd per chare; Subscription, 4.® a n ontb ( ei --hare. Loans and advances nude «>n landed pr<.perty on liberal terms. Applications for shares, loans, rules of the Society, or other information, to be made to the Secretary, W. DALRYMPLE, Exchange Buildings, Princes street. PROSPECTUS OF THE WALTON PARK COAL & POTTERY COMPANY (LIMITED), Green Island. To be incorporated under the Joint-Stock Acts. Capital .... L 20,000, In 20,000 Shares of LI each. 2s 6d per Share payable on application ; 5s per Share on allotment; and, if found necessary, a call of 2s 6d per share at the expiration of three months from date of allotment. No further capital will be called up without a resolution to that effect being passed by a General Meeting of Shareholders. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS : Mr James Copeland Mr T. S. Graham Wm. Gregg Henry Howorth J. M. Jamieson Robert A. Low James Whitelaw Robert Wilson The objects of the proposed Company are— I. To purchase from the Lanarkshire Coal Co., and to carry on and extend the working of the Prince of Wales Coal Pit, known as “Pollock’s new Pit.” 2. To establish a Pottery in the proximity of the Pit, for the manufacture of Drain Pipes, Jars, Domestic and Dairy Utensils, Bottles, &c. Prospectuses and every information may be bad, on application, from any of the Provisional Directors, or from MR WILLIAM BkOWN, Interim Secretary, Princes street, opposite National Bank. WELLINGTON PATENT SLIP COMPANY (LIMITED), Capital, L 37,000, in 3,701) Shares of LID Each. The SLIP, which is capable of raising vessels up to 2,000 tons register, is now in full working order, and the Provincial Government of Wellington guarantees interest at 7 per cent, on L 35.000 for 21 years, commencing on 25th April last. r J he undersigned are authorised to receive applications in Otago to the extent of 600 of the unallotted shares. Copy of articles of association can be seen, and further information obtained on application. W, & G. TURNBULL & CO, Or, CONNELL & MOGDIE. October 1, 1873. SHIPPING. HARBOUR STEAM COMPANY AGENTS SAMSON, p. 8., for OAMARU, This Day (Wednesday), 19th November. Passengers from wharf at 6 p. ra. sharp. Beautiful .star, s.s., for timaru, AKxKOA, and LYTTELTON, To morrow (Ihursday), 20th November. Cargo till noon. Passengers per 2.30 train. PRETTY JANE, s.s., for PORT MOLY 7 - NEUX and KAITANGATA, about Saturday, 22nd November. Offices : Harbour Chambers. PENINSULA COMPANY’S STEAMBOATS. )N and after WEDNESDAY, ' OVF.MRER 12, > the Peninsula Coiaapany’s Steamboat leaves Dunedin itty at 5 p.m., during the summer Months, itil further notice. CAPTAIN DENSEM. EGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION TO BLUFF, INVERCARGILL, AND RIVERTON. s.s. rp H E Full - powered 1 WANGANUI will be despatched for above Ports on TUESDAY NEXT, November 18. Cargo received at Rattray street Jetty on Saturday. This steamer has superior accommodation for passengers, and carries an experienced Stewardess. H. HOUGHTON & CO. ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED). Loudon Offices; INDIA HGUsE, ALDERMAN’S WaLK. Colonial Offices : At all the NEW ZEALAND PORTS. The following high-cla®sed Clipper Ships, owned and chartered by the Company, have been carefully selected on account of their sailing qualities and fitness for the carriage of Passengers, Wool, and General Cargo, they will be periodically dispatched from London for the various New Zealand Ports, and also from all the New Zealand Ports for London : Tons. Tons. Columbus 744 Salisbury 1,11 Punjaub 883 Queen of the North 823 Adamant 815 W. K. Gladstone 534 Cardigan Castle 1,200 Hindostan 833 Caller-on 674 Isles of the South 821 Duke of Edin- Queen of the Age 75” burgh 1,075 Duufillan 853 Elizabeth Graham 580 Carnatic 871 Star of India ...1,045 Dilharric 1,293 Surat 1,000 FIRST WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON. r|UIE Fine A 1 clipper barque COLUMBUS, 744 tons, F. Atkin Commander, Is now ; ready to receive Wool and other produce at Port Chalmers, and will be despatched for Loudon direct as early in December as possible. There is accommodation for a limited number of First-class Passengers, and early application is necessary to secure berths. The Columbus will be followed by the Caller-on, Elizabeth Graham, Surat, Dunlillau, Isles of the South, and other vessels. For freight and passage, apply to ALEX. C. BEGG, At the Company’s Offices, High street, Dunedin,