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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 47, 27 July 1877, Page 3

i zy New Advertisements, HOPEFUL GOLDIMINING COM--1 - PANY.iLMITED. *• ■ IX. AT a Meoiing of Directors, held on this day, a DIVIDEND, (13th) of FIVE SHILLINGS PER SHAKE (8250 th) was Declared, and will be Payable, at the Office of I tho Company, on and after THUItbDAX. 26th July. PATRICK IBBENNAN, I Manager. Reefton, July 24th, 1*877. JUST-IN-TIMK AND FIERY CROSS QUARTZ CRUSHING COMPANY rnENDEBS will be RECEIVED by the -"- undersigned up to 6 o'clock p.m. on MONDAY the 30ih INSTANT, for EXOAVAIIG FOUNDATIONS for BATTERIJSS at the Machine Site. Specificalfions to be seen at the Machine, and at the (ufflce, Reefton. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aceopted. I I GEORGE WISE, I Secretary. Reeftont.July 20th, 1877. THE ALEXANDRA GOD ) MINING qOMPAiSY, LIMJTED. mENDERS are INfITED for 4- DRIVING a TUNNE L. Specifications to be seen at Gilmer's Hotel, Reefton, and at tin Company's Mine, Boatman's. TENDERS to CLOSE <n the 31st JULY, 1877. The lowest or any tendei not necessarily accepted, W. HINDM ARSH, Manager. THE REVIVAL QUART^ MINING COMPANY. EXTENSION OF TIME. mENDEttS WANTED for DRIV. I ING JLOO FEET, Specifications to be seen afc tlie Company's Office. Tenders t > CLOSE on SATURDAY the 28th I? STANT, afc 6 p,m WILLIAM M'LISAN, Manager. Reeflon, 4lh of July, 1877. THE ENERGETIC QUARTZ MIN- , ING COMPANY, REGISTERED. EXTENSION OF TIME. mENDERS will be I ECEIVED till -*- FRIDAY, 27th [NSTANT for RAISING and DELIVERING COAL. Specifications may be i een at the Com* pany's Office on the Clam . A DEPOSIT of TEN POUNDS to | accompany each tender. i The lowest or any tend* r not neccessarily accepted, DAVID STEWART, Manager. I Reefton, July lltb, li 77 IN THEf ESTATE OF RICHARD 1 cbx, a bankrupt. CASH RENDERS are INVITED by the Trustees in the above Estate for the PURCHASE of the PREMISES in Larry's Creik known as COX'S STORE, together wih SECTIONS, STABLE, &c, &c. 1 TENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on TUESDAY, the 7th AUGUST. No tender necessarily accepted. 1 J. KIRTON. 1 A. D. BAYFEILD, I Trustees, TNFORMAtW WANTED.— Btjbkb X John, Denis, and Batrick Burke, sons of James Burke, and jNorrie liyan, of Culley, Parish of Newbort, County Tip* perary, Ireland. TheirlUncle Denis and several Cousins would Ibe glad to learn their address. Write lto their Cousin, John FitzGerald, President of the First National Bank ofPlattsflnouth, Nebraska, United States, America. I Irish and Catholic papers in Australia, and general newspapers in New Zealand, please publish and send bill to above address. XVEOEIPT and DEMVEBy BOOKS (duplate or triplicato), rrinted and bound, at the TrMis Ciuce.