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FOR SALE CHEAP. OA TURKEYS . £l\) 30 FOWLS, and 10 SIDES BACON, at ' 1094—3 F. J. HINGSTON'S. fpHE VOLUNTEER CORPS in TOWN X and PORT will PARADE for INSPECTION at 7.30 p.m. on TUESDAY NEXT, the 10th of April, at the Drill Shed. J. T. MARSHALL, Captain, 1034 Commanding District. TjWETSriNGr CLASSES for Young JQi Men at Mr. Campbell's School, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, from 7 to 9 p.m., commencing MONDAY NEK T, April 9. Terms same as last Winter ; payable in advance. THOMAS SCOTT, .1074 Certificated Teacher, England, NOTICE AFTER this da'e ALL BULLS found running with my Cattle at Puramahoi, will be DESTROYED. JOHN WALKSR, Senior. Puramahoi, April 2, 1677. 1056—6 UNITED ALPINE QUARTZMINING COMPANY [Limited]. AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS in the above Company will be held at the Office of the Company, Rhefton, on FRIDAY, April 28, 1877, at 3 o'clock p.m. business: To alter Rules. PATRICK BRENNAN, Manager. Reefton, April 6, 1877. 1112— 3 MADAME BOTTENELLI, MILLINER, MANTLE, AND DRESSMAKER, cobnes of collingwood and Nile-streets, (House lately occupied by Mr. H. J. L. Augarde) Obdebs Executrd "htith the utmost Neatness and Dispatch. 1071 MONSTER CHRISTMAS TREE. 350 PRIZES. WILL be exhibited at the Provincial Hall, On TUESDAY, the 10th Apeil. Admission 1/-; Children, 6d. Tickets for the Tree, 1/- each. Every Ticket-holder will receive a Prize. Doors open at 7; Drawing to commence at half-past. After the Distribution of Prizes there will be A PROMENADE CONCERT. REFRESHMENTS of all kinds will be obtainable during the evening. The proceeds will bs devoted to the liquidation of the debt on the Christ Church Parsonage. 981 ABRIDGED PROSPECTU3 OP mHE KORANUI COAL-MINING X COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital, £25,000, in 5,000 Shabes op £5 each ; Payable 5.-. on Application, 58. on Allotment, and the Calls not to EXCEED ss. PEB MONTH, Provisional Directors; J. Hekrt, Esq , M.D R., Charleston, J. Jat, Eeq , O.E , Westport, M. Obgan, Esq., Westport, H. Jones. Esq .Manager Bank New South Wales, Westport, A. Stitt, Esq., Westport, J. Seaton, Esq , Wanganui, B. E. Oxner, liaq., WestporC, S. Hilet, Esq , Westport, J. Mills. Esq, Uuion B,S. Company, Dunedin, T. G. Macartht, Eeq., J.P., Charleston, A. R. W . Fulton, Eeq , Westport, W. Evanß, Esq , Timaru, J. W. Hosiphset, Efq., Westport, A. Macrae, Eeq , Hoknikn, J. Gilmer, Esq., Westport, R. howLANos. fesq., Weetport, and C^ G. Andbbws, tsq., Westport, Banhers ; Bank of Nhw Sodih Walks. Solicitors : Mbssbs. Fell ani> Atkinson, Naisos. J. W. Eumphret, Ffiq., Interim Secretary, The object of the Company h to work a Coal-miniDg Ltafe o« B JO acre 3, aituate at Waimangaroa Basin, Mount Rocufort, near Webtport. which has beea c»refu!ly selected from thrte projpectiog arras of 5000 acres, at an expenditure of about £-000 Mr R. B. Dennistoi), Government Coal Viewer,and Mr S. Herbort Cox, F.C.S. and F.G.8., Assistant Geologist, speak most highly both as to the quantity and quality of the coal foun 1 in this leaie, whilst the analysis made at the Woolwich Dockyard classes it with the best North of England (Haitley) The railway is completed and open from Wtstport to Waimangaroe, and the Wellington toil Company have made a branch thence ot ore mile nYe chains to their Mine, from which point it is purposed to imke a tramway to the coal, about two tui.'es in length. By careful computation it has been estimated tha"; the cost of opening up and connscting the Mine with tue Government Hailway, v eluding all plant, will not exceed £15,C00, and that the coal can be shipped free on board at W<stport at 8s per ton. The cost of this property to the Company is £5 ICO, the whole of which the promoters have agreed ta accept iv pud- up fC rip in the C mpany,. and in addition they bind themstivtp to , talcs up Dos lea 3 than £l7ooof shares, thus showing thtir faith in the bona fides of the Mine. 'lhe terms of ths le&sa wil compal the Company ta have the Mine in working order early in 1878, so that fchareholJera ru;iy r ly on hvring returns tit fair money wUuu twelve months Prospectuses and Foroi3 of Application for Shares may b 8 ob'ained, and a sample of the coal seen, together with a plan of tha propers atiheofflceof A. W. SCAIFE, 11 1 5 Agent for Heleon.

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 82, 9 April 1877, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 82, 9 April 1877, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 82, 9 April 1877, Page 3

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