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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 90, 18 April 1877, Page 3

THOMAS COLEMAN, passenger: J- • b y " Chile," in 1873, under name , of Cole. News of him isearneßtlv desired by his parents, who are both alive and at ! Norton Lindsey. i FELL & ATKINSON, ; 1199—3 Solicitors. Nelson;. WESLEYAN CHURCH, j SPRING GROVE. j A LECTURE will be delivered in the j abave Church, by . , GEO. ASHCROFT, Esq. On . MONDAY. 23rd April, in aid of tlia -UNDAT SCHOOL. Subject—" Hidden Forces." The NELSON CHOIR will be present, and give several selections during the evening. A SPECIAL TRAIN will run from Nelson. Lecture to commence at 7 p.m. Admission, ls. i Tickets may be had of Mr J. GARRARD, Nelson. . N.B.— Should the weather prove unfavorable, it will b 3 postponed until further notice. 1210 TENDERS are invited up to the 21st April 1877, for the PURCHASE of that Property situated in Waimea Soura, known as SHEPPEY FARV, consisting ot 194 Acres, the greater _ tion of which is Fenced, The improvements comprise about 6 acres planted in HO PS, anott er acre ready for planting, a small. COTTAGE, and, a .newly-erected ,HOP r KILN and DRYINQfcHEDS, capable of drying 180 bushels nt a ' time. Terms— Two-third« Cash; balance : secures by mortgage. TENDERS to be sent • in to Allen & Co., cireof Messrs Adams •and Kingdon, by 12 o'clock oa the above! date.' Subject to. contract with a first-class : Hop-dresser at £23 an acre for cultivation till 1878 crop is ieidy for gathering. 1132-6 f WHEATMEAL for PIGS, 11/6 per Sack, CHEAP WHEAT and BAKLEY for ; FOWL-FEED, at GRIFFIN & SONS. ; 1175—6; (CANDIDATES for the SECOND J MASTERSHIP, of St. Mary's \ BOY'S SCHOOL are requested to present 1 .themselves for examination, at the Eduoation . Office, .Govjsrnment BuiLDiNGS,.on TUESDAY, April 24, at 10 a.m. W. C. HODGSON, 1181—6 "• : Secretary Education Board. \ DR. B. SCHWARZBACH, SPECIALIST FOR DISEASES '■ OF THE i EYE, EAR, AND THROAT, CAN BE CONSULTED From April 19th until April 271h, At the SURGERY ktely occupied by Dr.,' Squires j Hours from 10 a.m. to I p.m. 1173 TUTADAME- BOTTENELLI, ' MILLINER, MANTLE,; AND .DRESSMAKER, Cobneb of Collingwood and NILE-STBEETS, . (House lately occupied by Mr. U. J. L. Augarde) Crdebs Executhd with the utmost Neatness and Dispatch. 1071 ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS op THE KORANUI COAL-MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital, £25,000, in 5,000 Shares of £5 each ; Payable 5-. on Application, ss. on Allotment, and the Calls not to exceed 58. pkk month. Provisional Directors: J. Henrt, Esq., M.8.R., Charleston, J. Jay, Esq , U.E , Westport, M. Organ, Esq.. Wettport, H. Jones. Esq .Manager Bank New South Wales, Westport, A. Stut, Esq., Westport, J. Seaton, Esq., Wanganui, B. E. Oxner, Esq., Westport, S. Kilet, Esq , Westport, J. Mills. Esq., Union S.S. Company,' Dunedin, T. G. Macaethy, Ef J.P., Charleston, A. B. W. Fulton, Etq., Westport, W. Evans, Esq , Time va, J, W. Hompubey, Erg., Westport, ! A. MaorAe, Esq , Hokitlk--, . J. Gilmer, Esq., Westport, R. Rowlands, Esq., Westport, and ; 0. G. Andrews, keg., Weetpbrt. i r^ •, ! Bankers; ! Bank of N_w South Wales. Solicitors : Messrs. Fell and Atkihson, Nelson. j J. W. Humphrey, Esq., Interim Secretary. The object ofthe Company is to work a Coal-minmg L<a«e ot 800 acres, situate at , Waimangaroa Basin, Mount Rochfort, near Westport. which ha* been cirefully selected from three prospecting arf as of 5000 acres, at an expenditure of about £000. Mr R. B. Denniston, Governmsnt Coal' Viewer, and Mr S.Herbert Cox, F.C.S. and i F.G.S., Assistant Geologist, speak most highly both as to the quantity nnd quality of the coal found in this lease, whilst thu analysis made at the Woolwich Dockyard classes it with the best North of England (Hartley) Coil. The railway is completed and open from Westport to Waimangaros, and the Wellington Loal Company have made a branch thence ot one mile five chains to their Mine, from which polDt it is purposed to m»ke a tramway to the coal, about two miles in length. By careful computation it has been estimited tbat the cost of opening up and connecting the Mine with the Government Railway, including all plant, will not exceed £15,000, and that tbe coal can be shipped free on board at Wi stport at 8s per ton. The cost of tbis property to the Company is £5100, the whole of which the promoters have agreed ta accept in piid-uo Ecrip in thu C mpany, and in addition thsy bind themselves to take up nos leas than =Cl7oo of shares, thus showing their faith in the dona fides of the Mine. 'Ihe terras of tho le_se wil compel the Company to have the Mine in workiug order early in 1878, so that shareholders nuy r..ly ! on having returns for their money wiihtn twelve month?. Prospectuses and Forms of Application for ! . Shares may be oblained, and a sample of the • coal seen, together with a plan ofthe property at iha office of A. W. SCAIFE, . l *l s Agent for Nelson.