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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 143, 10 September 1864, Page 4

ARROW. P. CHRISTENSON, Jeweller and YVatcli- • maker, of Queenstown, announces to hi; old friends "and the public 011 the Arrow, that he HAS OPENED a Branch Establishment in the Arrow township, with a New and Choice Stnpk of the best Jewellery, to be sold at greatly reduced prices. J. I'. CHRISTENSOX, i?each►freer, and the Arrow. -550 TO TH E MINERS Mn. HAUGHTOnTaRROWTO WN Mining Agent. /""IASES conducted in Court or on the Field, and all busiuess connected with the Public Offices transacted. No Extra Charge, except travelling expences, for attendance at Queenstown or Maori Point. A Fixed and Moderate Scale op Fees. PROSPECTUS OF THE ARROW QUARTZ MINING AND CRUSHING COMPANY. (LIMITED.) Registered under the Joint Stock Co. 1 s Act, 1862. Capital, £5,000, in 1000 Shares of £5 each. Deposit, 10s. per share on application, and 10s. upon allocation, and issue of scrip. The remaining £± a share in calls not exceeding £l, at periods to be fixed by the Permanent Committee. Promoters. W. M'Whirtcr. H. Wishart Stuart. Alexander Menzies. H. C. Richmond. Max. Mendersluusen. Wilhelm Buchholz. Ch. E. Haughton. Bankers. The Union Eank of Austialia. Solicitor. H. E. Campbell, Esq.. Qutenstown. Brokers. Martin Sholl, Dunedin. Henry Cope, Clyde. J. B. Bradshaw, Queenstown. E. T. Pain, Arrow Ton 11. This Company is formed for the purpose of working in an efficient manner, a Quartz Reef recently discovered in the Arrow district. The Reef is situated 011 the south bauk of the Arrow River, about half a mile from the Arrow Camp, and is easily approachable by dray traffic. Water power can at once be made available for working a battery of stampers; thus avoiding the enormous expense of procuring and working steam machinery. The Report of Mr Mining Surveyor Wright is most favorable as to the quality and quantity of the stone. After detailing "ceriain experiments, he concludes as follows: —"This trial stows a rate of nearly nine ounces to the ton; and had the quartz been reduced sufficiently tine to enable me to extract all the gold, I make no doubt that it would have j ielded at the rate of twelve ounces to the ton. I regret that I could not make a trial upon a larger scale, but as all the quartz raised appeared equal in quality to that which I took, I consider it may be taken as a criterion of the value of the reef." Mr Hacket, the Assistant Government Geologist of Otago, and other scientific gentlemen haveinsp»cted the Reef, and reported in equally favorable terms as to its gold-bearing capabilities. The Prospectors, with their primitive machinery, have realised from jive to six ounces to the ton ; payable gold having been obtained throughout'the reef, casings, and underlay. His Honor the Superintendent having forwarded to Auckland his recommendation that the Lease should be granted, a Public Meeting of Shareholders will be convened so soon as 200 Shares have been applied for. The Prospectors and Promoters agree to accept the sum of £BSO as compensation for the discovery of the Reef, and the Sale and Transfer of the Lease; such amount to be paid either in Cash or Shares, as may be arranged with the Permanent Committee. Forms of application for Shares, copies of the Surveyor's Report and other information can be obtained from the Brokers, or from the undersigned. C. E. HAUGHTON, Acting Secretary. Arrow Town, August Bth, 1864. The names of the Provisional Committee will be published in a few days. 522 Gold. Gold. Gold. rpHE ONLY SHOP IN QUEENSTOWN -*■ where gold and silver is manufactured into articles of utility and ornament is at T. R. Procter's, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Shotover and Rees-street. ' In the Supreme Court of New Zealand. OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND DISTRICT. NOTICE is hereby given that a sitting of the SUPREME COURT, for the despatch of CRIMINAL BUSINESS, will be holden at the Court House, Dunedin, on THURSDAY, the First day of SEPTEMBER next, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon; and that a sitting for the despatch of CIVIL BUSINESS will be holden at the Court House aforesaid, on MONDAY, the Twelfth day of SEPTEMBER next, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at which times and place all persons under recognizance to appear as Prosecutors, Defendants, or Witnesses are required to give their attendance. ROBERT CHAPMAN, Registrar. Supreme Court Office, Dunedin, 3rd August, 1864. Al9