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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 81, 7 April 1877, Page 2

{For continuation of Newt see fourth page)

GREEN PEAS and CAULIFLOWERS of eplendi.l quality at E. MIDDLEMISS'S, Fruiterer and Grocer, Bridge-st. 1114— I WANTED, CHILD TO NDJBSK by a resnectable Woman.-— Apply Mro.N., Evening Mail Office. .1116 NAVAL BRIGADE. MEMBERS will ASSEMBLE at the RAILWAY STATION. "TO-MOR-ROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock (weathtr permitting) to proceei to Richmond, for the purpose of bringing the Bostfe home. Members to appear in unifonnj'butjiwithoiifc arnjg. c PHILLIP L. GULLY, ll *B , . Lieutenant. UNITED ALP[NE QUARTZMiNING COHPANY '[UauTBD]. - AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETI^7G of the SHAREHOLDERS in the above Company will be held at the Office of the ! Company, Rbefton, on FRIDAY, Aptil 28. 1877, at 3 o'clock p.m. noBiNE?s: To aits r Rules. PATRICK BRENNAN, Msmgec. Reeffion, April 6, iBTf . ; 1 1 1 2-3 ABRIDiSED PROS^ECIuJ :op '< '. THE KORANUI COAL-MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital, £25,000, iy 5,000 Shares op £5 bach ; Payable 5-. on Application, ss. on Allotment, and the Calls not to exceed 58. per month. Provisional Directors : J. Henkt, Esq., M.H R., Charleston, J. Jat, Eeq , C.E . Westport, M. Oho an, Eeq.: Westport, H. Jojths. Esq , Manager Bank New South Waleß. Westport, A. Stitt, Esq., Westport, J. Sea/ton, Esq., Wanganui, i B. E. Oxner, Esq., Westport, • . | S. Rilet, Esq., Westport, i J. Mitts. Esq if Uuica 8.5.. Company, Punedin, „ . ". /l T, G. MACABrny, Erq. f .J.F. J CharlestOD, A. R. W. Fulton. Esq., Westpbrf. J<! W. Evans, Esq , Timara,. ;. , J. W. Homphbet, Erq., Westport'. . A. Maosab, Esq , Hokitlkfl, • J. Giuier, Sfq:, Westport; R. Rowlands, Kgq., Westport, !and :'■',■ CG. ANUBBwa, liaq., Westporfc. -.> ,. — — j Bankers : . Bank ojp Havr..Souiri Wamss; '." .. SolicifQrs z „ . ', Messbs. Fell. a?jd Atkikson, Nelson.

3. W. Edmphbet, Esq., Interim Secretary The object of the Company h to work a Coalmining Leat.e of 800 acres, situate at Wairoangaroa Basin, Mount' 'Rodifort,'* near Westpsrt. which has been cirefutly .gsleeted from three prospecting anas of 5000 acres at an expenditure of a.ooufc £'.ooo Mr 11. B Dennistdn, Gk.vernnrnfe Coal Viewer, and Mr S.Herbert O>x, F.C.S. anl F.G.S., Assistant Geologist, speak most highly both as to the.quantity and quality of the coal founl in this leaie, whilst the analysis made at the Woolwich Dockyard chanes it with the beat North, of England (Hartley) Coil. . The railway is completed and open from Westport to Waimungarop, and the Wellington (oal Company hnve madeabrinoh thence of one mile five chains to tbeir Mine, from which point it is purposed to.-mtke a tramway to the toal. about two nnlej in length. By careful computation it has been es!!m j -ted that the cost of opening up and connecting the Mine with the Government Hailway, i-dudinff all plant, will not esosed £15,000, and tbafc the coai can be shipped fret' onboard at Wt stport at 8s per ton. The cost of this property to the Company is £5100, she whole of which the promoters have agree! ta accept in piid up f crip hi the C inpany, and in addition they bind themselves to take up no; leas than £l7oflof shares, thus showing thtir faith in the boaa Jides of the Mine. 'Ihe terms of the Icfcae v\\ oonmal the Company to have the Mine in working order early in 1878, so that shareholders miy r \y on having returns for their mooey within twelve months. Prospectuses nnd Forms of Application for bharesraay be obtained, and a sample of the coal seen, together with a plan of the properi y | at the office of I A. W. SCAIFE, *" 5 Agent for Nelson.