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Public Notices. PRO SPEC T U S op ma A LBION pOAL /COMPANY LIMITED. Situate at Ngaka*vyau River, on the West Coast op New Zealand. To be Incorporated Under the Joint Stock Companies' Act, 1860. Capital— £6o,ooo, in 6,000 Shares op £10 each. Deposit on Application ss. per Share, and ss. on Allotment. Calls Not to Exceed ss. per Month. Provisional Directors : J. Dransfield, Esq. W. B. Rhodes, Esq. Walter Turnbull, Esq. John Hendelsox, E?q., CE. Joskpii Howard, Esq.. Acton Adams, E*q. S. Thoiu'e, Esq., M.D. Managing Director : Albert Beetiiam, I'sq. This Company is ■■being, formed for the purpose of working that portion of the coal seams of the Mount Rod-fort District, on the West Coast of Vev Zealand, the natural outlet of which is at the Ngakawau River, with the object of supplying to New Zealand, - - fronrher own' soil, a coal at once superior in quality and lower in price than can be obtained from New South Wales. Its evapojating power is considerably higher than Grey River coal, which has, up jto the present been considered the best available coal in New Zealand; and tested against the average New South Wale- coal delivered in tliia country, it possesses 25 per cent more evaporative power, rendering it consequently of one-fourth more value, which, in addition to the saving of labor and space, is for ocean steamers a great consider- - ation. A lease of .400 acre's has been obtained, and the whole of it ia [believed to contain coal. A largerarea, extending into Mount Frederic, has been applied for, iv order that tho operations of the Company may be conducted on a scale commensurate with its national importance. The thickness of the seam is now over twenty feet. At present the p.s. Result is supplying West port with ccal from this mine, ami small cr.aft are carrying away coal from tho pit's mouth at 10* i per ton. Comparatively inexpensive harbor works will render the river available for vessels drawing 10 feet of water; but it may be improved indefinitely. . A mine possessing these advantages can a once secure a ready market both in this country and in Victoria;— the quantity of New South Wales coal alone consumed last year in this country exceeding 100, COO tons, and a demand for Ngakawau coal having already sprung up in Melbourne. Prostectu9es and Forms of Application and further information may be obtained of the undermentioned Agents : — Morrison, Sclanders and Co., Nelson J. 1 iranspikld, Wellington Richard Garlic**:, Auckland Taylor and Watt, Wanganui W. Welford, Picton J. D. Macpherson, Christchurch W. and G. Turnbull, Dunedku 1227 SHEEP KETUENS FOR 1873. TVrOTICS. — The following Clause of the J3I "Scab Act Amendment Act, 1869," is 7 published for general information :— "Every owner of sheep shall, in the month of January in each year, make a Keturn to the t hief Inspector, of the Number of Sheep in his charge in the Province of Nelson, on the Ist day of January in such year; and shall, in the month of February in each year, pay or cause to to bo paid to the Treasurer of the province a sum of money at the rate of three r-hillinga per hundred for all sheep iv his charge upon the Ist day of January in nuch .year; and in default thereof the same may be sued fbr in the r name of any Inspector, and the proof ' of the number of sheep m hi 3 charge '< shall rest with the defendant." If the foregoing notice is not- attended to beforo the 31st May, proceedings will be taken to recover the same. FRANK NAIRN, yBl • Chief Inspector of fcheep. BERLIN WOOL, various Shades BEADS, all Colors — "" KNITTING PINS and HOOKS TATTING SHUTTLES, &c, &c. [Oil Sale, at It. LUCAS SON'S. WANTED. WANTED a GIRL, about 14 year- of «« e ai * NURSEMAID. Apply at Ac Office of this Paper. "- 1J54 ANTED TO~PURCHASB, a PIANO. Address A. 8., Postoflice, Motueka, stating Prke, Conditions, and 2xaker. l-sw fTT ANTED BOARD *id RESIDENCE for . VV a Lady in delicto health. A Widow Lady, or where there ft not any children preferred.— Address, A, Mail Office. . 1253 ~ANTE#, a HOUSEMAID, and -a GENF&AL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs STAVERT/Bronti-streeb. ' 1248 WANTED, a COOK and LAUNDRESS. ' A pply at the Office of . this Paper. .;., 1249 m WANTED, a COOK. \> A'\ Apply to Mrs SHARP, Trafalgar-streft South. . i!*l WANTED, a GENE KAL SERVANT. Anpy to Mrs HUNTER BROWN, 1228 Ti Long-look-out.* dfc

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 119, 19 May 1873, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 119, 19 May 1873, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 119, 19 May 1873, Page 1

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