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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 261, 7 March 1874, Page 4

THE ESCORT. The following were the amounts forwarded to Dunedin from the various diggings by the lust escort.''■'■;":;■: . - .--.-■ -;. ■ Y-.Xaseby-,.•;■•,,..' §.3 ■',)■ Bathans SA );M!acraes; , : '.... i \ Palmerston Queehstown '..;/'Arrow; ;'.;>/. *'; Canfaona ;'.:. '..■:■■■■'■ Cromwell Clyde... ... Alexandra... Blacks '•'■'■■ ... Tcviot... : ... oz. DWT. 499 9,; 225' o■:■•.:■ •83. 8 '.'37 ./ir,^: ....' ! .:;; .: : 845 : •■:-935Y;:-5.:-:v;:V----to22"'.9 v v ; ;- f: 338 Or ' 1619: 3 : 134 1 398 18 600 '0 5,948 11 Molloway's Pills;—ln cases of chronic L. digestion, disordered'.'liver, and. general debility, tliese? Pills are wonderfully effective. They indeed.have so general and powerful an effect on the whole sys'em that t.hev clear away or ward off most of the ills that .-flesh is heir to. They cleanse the bowels, purify the blood, correct biliiousness, give tone to the stomach, excite iy healthy appetire, produce: sound sleep, and increased energy to i Oth raind.and body'.-. The admirable properties of these far ; fained Pills are too,.highly appreciated to, require lengthened encomium here, as they are reported to by rich and poor .61'. every nation. The cures they effect are riot temporary or imperfect, but are seen in a marvellous and most beneOci.-il ehuhge through-;' out the eiitire body,, which enables it 'with renovated-powers to lesist the approach of nil future attacks. • ' '■ P EC'S PECTUS qu m>s -i l> a pas t-o-h^W ' •■■ ■•< :^'^i ; ..:-v,- ''S:ri To be Incorporated, with limited liabilitf, under, the,- Joint Stock Companies Act, ';- '■ ; -18$P[ : ; ; ;,v ; ;::v':-.;- : ;,,;.-■■;■;■.• ..... - ''■"■„:■ ;^;;:; : - capita1:.:.... ; ;£69,000, , : •/ In SixTliousand Shares'of Ten Pounds cacli; Deposit of £1 Per Share on Application, and £1 per Share on Alloca'ion. Balance (at intervals) of £2 per share on one one month's notice, if. required. " Provisional Dihectohs : Walter Inder Win. Newman Jame.- Thomson David P.vrron George Oliver E. T. George Thomus Jackson Bankers: The Bank of New South Wales. - , Solicitor: GlE.RowuUt. Interim Secretary E. T. George. The Promoters consider the interests in this district in'which small capitalists can invest are very few, and are satisfied that, as'a safe and profitable investment, there could bo none better than that of Station Property, especially in this district, so eminently adapted i'or the growth of wool and tho rearing and fattening of sheep—which, on account of the character of the soil, and the natural dryness of the climate, is not suited for agriculture ; and, in consequence, will ever remuiu a pastoral one. It is further very satisfactory to know, that a number of people who are connected with station property are desirous of investing in shares in this company. 'The success attending similarly exist ing Companies- in Otago—the' shareholders of which are principally absentees —is weP known, and from this it in;iy be conjectured how much more successful such investments must be when the shareholder's arc resident in the Colony, with Local Directors to superintend . and watch over the interests of the Company. , , From careful enquiries made the Promoters hive re ison to believe '.hat a station judiciously purchased, and efficiently and cconomicdly, managed will yield from 17 to 25 per cent, o.'i capital invested, and the Directors will take pgprcial care that it shall be ably and • economically, managed : That, though •wool may not maintain its present price, it will not fall much in value for years to come ; and, in consequence of'' the great increase of population now takir:g place all over the Colony, sheep, instead of decreasing - , are certain to increase considerably in value. ■ In the evdilt of the Company purchasing one or more Stations, the Promoi ers are of opinion that it would be desirablcto pay, cash if possible, and thus obviate the necessity of paying interest on Bills. By this means the Shareholders would receive the full benefit of their outlay. APPLICATIONS KOE SHARES will be received by the Interim Secretary at his office, Earn-strcet, Kascby, until Saturday, 18th April,lß74. ' -' ■ mib TN DE E AND pEO E&% AUCTIONEERS, General Commission Agents & "Valuators^ NASEBY, MOUNT IDA. Business Coiidueied in any part of the ProHas been appointed Agent for this Paper, and is authorised to .receive Advertisements and Subscriptions and Collect Accounts for the LAND TRANSFER ACT,' 1870.' LICENSED BROKER. rgTJEJE Undersigned is now prepared JL to transact all business under the above Act. R. T. WHEELER, Stafford-street, Dunedhi. K W. .L. BAIIiIT, LATE' OF CLTDE, - '-'A;' MINING- AGENT, (Registered under the G.oldfields Acts of New Zealand.) Cases conducted in the various Courts held on the Goldfields. Office JS.vhn Street. NASEBY.