THE CROMWELL COMPANY’S CLAIM.

Evening Star, Issue 3968, 12 November 1875, Page 2

THE CROMWELL COMPANY’S CLAIM.

A few Weeks ag , the ial-ger portm- of tir ilivtna-! Logan s shh-c in the famous roisnwell Company’'- eef at Bendigo chang ?d , .... Ih f '' holf ' <la ™ was then va ued at 148.000 Biib-livi e-1 into sixteen sh res of L 8 000 each, of wlii hj Messrs I ogan. Good ye and Kami, of (J r unveil, held five sua:es e.ich. ana ndack and ihomsou (Wun-nin) one -bare. be 'Bruce Herald’ says ibat >(,- i.ogan subdivided his in'crest —amon ting to Lls ÜbO—i«t rwen y shares of L 750 each of which number be still retains six shares, and has d sposed of viz , five sh .res to Mr James M Kay, contract >r ; four to Mr G, Bo son, of Dune in and Port Chalmers ; two to Mr J. B. M‘Gregor, of silver >tream : two to Messrs Black and Th mson, and one to Mr Low, boot merchant, both of Dunedin. •he result of tb present waiting up is expected to reach Dunedin bv telegram tomorrow. It will probably exceed 700 uzs. ; and since the property changed bauds six weeks ago, /50ozs, have be p n received from the mine ; and as a total of J. 8.000 wan last jear netted by each of the original sshareholders of five sixteenths of the mine, the new purchasers h.ve every pioqiet t of speedily recouping themselves for their outlay.