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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 16 October 1901, Page 3

GEAR'D CONCERT AND CALISvv ill be held in the OPERA HOUSE UiS ' ’ ) FRIDAY, IcSth OCTOBER, at 8r m. s To celebrate the ANNIVERSARY of the | WESLEYAN CHURCH " Greymouth’s best musical talent —our popular favourites—will assist—Gome and see “Our Boys’” perform Gymnastic Exercises, such as have never yet been staged on the Coast. Tickets 2/-, Children half-price. C. Wise, Calisthenic Conductor. E. Hopkins, Hon Sec. W. .1. Ho Lima, Mus cal Conductor. f "1 ARRICK CLUB Tri-Weekly Social. VDT Last of Season. Opera House, WEDNESDAY, 23rd inst. Ladies 1/-, gentlemen 2s. FOUND. —A WATCH. Owner can have same by applying to E. Jones, baker. Chapel Street. 'ANTED.—A first-class COAT HAND. Apply Thomas and M-Bcath. TXJ ANTED.—A LAD to work in the V V garden. Apply Stratford, Blair and Co TRY M. M'Donnell for Teas. Agent for the famous Eringalla Broken Orange Peko and Koo Choo. Teas. The best will go farther than any other. ANTED KNOWN. —A good Hog Skin SADDLE at Yaeeall’s Saddlery Depot, Tainui Street, for 40s. ‘TXTANTED. —Experienced COOK for W first-class Hotel. Apply— Stae Office, Greymouth. THENIC DISPLAY, NOTICE.— FOR SALE ICO Sacks POTATOES. For particulars apply to P. Nelson, Hospital Street.

WANTED. MEDIUM Sized Iron SAFE must be fire proof. H. C. HADLEY & CO. Auctioneers. NOTICE TO JUDGES. JUEOES summoned to attend the Criminal Sitting of District Court, Greymouth, on FDIDAY, 18th instant, are hereby notified their attendance will NOT be required. B. HADPEB, Clerk District Court. Greymouth, October IGth, 1901. GDEYMODTH HADBOD BOADD. WDITTEN APPLICATIONS to fill the vacancies that will shortly occur by the purposed resignation of the present holder of the offices of Secretary and Treasurer to the Greymouth Harbor Board, will be received at this office up to 4 o’clock on TUESDAY, 22nd instant. Salary, £275 a year. Applications to be marked on the outside “ S ” and -l T.” THOMAS ALLEN, Secretary and Treasurer Greymouth Harbor Board. Greymouth Harbor Board Offices, Greymouth, 15th October, 1901. MONTGOMEDY’S TEDDACE HY. DDAULIC SLUICING CO., Ltd. BLACKBALL DACE CONTE ACT. WHITTEN TENDEDS for the above work will be received at the Engineer’s office, Midland Chambers, Greymouth, till MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBED 21st, 1901. Plans and specifications may be seen at Messrs. Hannan and Phillips’ office, Keefton, and at the Engineer’s office, Greymouth. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

J. D. GILLIES, Company’s Engineer. Greymoutb, 18th Se])tember, 11)01. MONTGOMERY’S . TERRACE HYDRAULIC SLUICING COY., LTD. BLACKBALL RACE CONTRACT. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. FROM 0 miles 0 chains to 0 miles 10 chains is cut out ol the contract, J. D. GILLIES, Engineer. SAWMILLERS’ UNION, A MEETING of the Committee and Members of the Sawmillers’ Union will be held at M'Carthy’s Commercial Hotel on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 30. Full attendance request^;!. BY ORDER. ' PROSPECTUS OP THE Kotuku Oil Springs Association, Ltd. CAPITAL £SOOO. In 100 Founders’ Shares of £SO each, of which GO are offered to the Public on the following terms, viz—£2 on application and the balance in one call to be paid by Promissory Notes of £4 each, extending from one to twelve months, and ten held in reserve. DIRECTORS: Permanent Directors will be elected at the first General Meeting of Members. SOLICITORS: Messrs Guinness and Kitchingham. INTERIM SECRETARY: E. WICKES. This Association is promoted for the purpose of acquiring two Mineral Licenses containing 570 acres, more or less, and to exploit the same by boring operations. Satisfactory arrangements can be made for boring to a depth of 2000 feet in one or more bores, and the whole of the capital proposed to be called up will be sufficient to bore to tin’s depth and pay the other charges incidental to thoroughly proving the property. There is ample evidence that oil exists in the vicinity, for in several places on the property it is exuding freely.

Should the Association bo successful in starting a flow, the profits to the founders will be incalculable. The vendors’ Agreement is dated October Ist, 1901, and is made between Edmund Wickcs of the one part, and Thomas Watson Wilson, on behalf of the Company, on the other part, and may be inspected at the office of the Company’s solicitors. It provides amongst other things that in consideration of 30 founders’ shares fully paid up, and in the event of a payable flow of oil being obtained, the farther consideration therein mentioned, the vendor shall transfer all his right, title, and interest in the two mineral licenses referred to, containing 5/0 acres. The cost of flotation and registration will be borne by the Company. The Company will be registered and operations commenced immediately the Directors consider sufficient capital has been subscribed. '