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NZ Truth, Issue 1197, 8 November 1928, Page 22

■ : J . ' ■ ■-.■■.• ••- Every newspaper records the oil boom! Everybody is buying oil shares! Everybody is buying them on the reports of geologists as to favorable indications on the surface of the leases concerned. So far, so good. But geophysicists, who combine the mining science of geology with physics, by means of their modern and highly sensitised instruments, are able to investigate the depths of the earth, virtually X-raying the layers of strata until they find the oil accumulation itself, and the shortest route to bore for it. ■; .■ ." ■■ i l -. ,-•■' ■■ , ■ ■ .'■■■.. -V- 1 ' ■ ■•' ■:.■'■." ■•':■' ' ■■■"'.■.:: ■•. Buy fc security^ new issue of 100,000 shares of £1 each issued at par by COAL, OIL (MZ.) LTD. the only Company m Australasia which has employed all geophysical methods to confirm the opinions of thfe geologists, and has obtained from the world's most expert oil exploration group definite assurance that it will V find on its leases oil m large commercial accumulations and economically accessible. ■ : •■ I ' . . .' ;• '.:''■■■■.. ' ' ' ■ ',' . ' ■ : -■■'''. , ■'-■■■■■ '■ '■ ■' ;<"" '''■ '' ' '■'■■''■' ' ' ■■■.■•.■'• '-. ". . • '"• ■'• ' ■■■/■■■ ■■•• '■ :■...'. ■ ■■ ■''.'■-.'.•'" \ ".'■-' -. ' ."."' I ■ '■. ■■ directors :, ■■ : ' .•■■--;■ '■ ' . ' ... ■•'■ . AUSTRALIAN BOARD! , Y\» n r.i> e <'^r.l - ERNEST/. GOLDSMID, Esq., 17 Martin Place, Sydney; Business Manager , „; Advances Made . . Oeup/lVStCai , ; ,:•-.— -' ' . (Chairman). \ . : . , Exploration JOHN McGEACHIE, Esq., U Barrack Street, Sydney; Cons. Mining Engineer, Mr. E. C. Andrews^, N.S.W. .- . ; '. •' , il; ..- specialising iii Coal-Mining (Managing Director). N Govt. Geologist: "Special strides • Commencing with tests at k, m. BURGGRAF, Esq., Wentworth Building, 6 Dalley Street, Sydney; Rep- . have been made m the deve- • Jingera . (Queanbeyan dis- ' resentative. "Elbof" Geophysical Organisation. . h 1 I trict) rJ.S.W., the Common- GEORGE W. LONG, Esq., 23 Patterson Street, Middle Park, Melbourne; Manu- lopment of. fleophyslca prosvy ea ith f and the BrHJ.h Gov- facturer. „„ .-peetmfl ■;.... In .ll.ef the«««d- : ■ernments- have jointly com.- vances have been made m the . mitted themselves to an ex- Aust.).- .location of ore deposits, such as • penditure of £32,000 within . JAMES'S. G. WRIGHT, Esq., 421 Collins Stieet, Melbourne; Master Builder. .; ■ , sulphides of lead, zinc, and '„.. two years on the geophysical • NEW ZEALAND BOARD: "S copper, iron deposits, and also ■ exploration of Australian de- , *'' "" Welllngt ° n ;61I.»-»S.m; Herald," March 5, #r SItS - Sl* «l r^^.«T!l«! ALFRED ANDREW MITCHELL, Esq.] Kalranga, Palmerston North (N,Z.); 1928. :' from a 1927 reoammendatjon Pastoralist and Company Director. -. . " '. ■ . ,^ y a J ■ Brltisrj Migration ALBERT ADAM WILSON, Esq., Westport, N.Z. ; Barrister and Solicitor. Committee of which Prof. Sir BANKERS- i <• • T.Edgeworth David, was a BANK OF AUSTRALASIA," Sydney, N.S.VV. Look to Science NOW member. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND at Wellington and elsewhere m N.Z. „ ■ ' ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN BANK, Collins "Street, Melbourne. Dr. WoolnouQh (Commonwealth .. ' ■ . i- i - SOLICITORS: Geologist) at Conference of J . Messrs. LET, COHEN, WALKER & CO., Metropolitan Building, • .„,,,.„ •| n ,»u I1 «- nf p hvnir n '--ijLuk .— s U/:il • 56 Hunter Street, Sydney. V Australian Institute of Physic ■■-. i UOVernmentWlU Mesßrs. COOPER, RAPLEY and RUTHERFURD, 47 Rangitikei Street, . Ists, Canberra, said that the / Help .'"." \ -\ Palmerston North, N.Z. day of the old-fashioned prosThe Prime Minister (Mr. A. O. NOBLE, A.C.P.A.. 16 Barrack Street, Sydney. . .V pector had gone, and the phy. Bruce) said to-day- that the FIELD GEOLOGIST AND GEOLOGICAL ADVISER: sicists, who had passed the exGovernment Would give every r * LEON ROSSARD, of Zurich University (Switzerland). perimental stages cf their work, bossibla assistance tb a '.'•■• SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH: • " must be looked to for the disgeophysieal research for oil. "ELBOF" GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY ORGANISATION of Cassel-Wilhelmshoehe. coveHes of the tuture ._.. B . M . — Get 14 1928 ■ GEOPHYSICAL ADVISER: • . v- r «M » *„„,,«> 9n looa V •''., ' .:. -■ ■■■- ■ p r . RUDOLPH KRAHMANN, Cassel-Wilhelmshoehe. „ Herald, August 20, 1028. . , '. , ■/ . SECRETARY -AND HEAD OFFICE: , ■ t ■'..'■ " ;,..";., '." . '=* SYDNEY A. HILL, A.C.P.A., Barrack House, 16 Barrack Street, Sydney. ' ''". ~" t — — ■•■-'■■; ' ' ' '-«' ' . " ■ ' ' . ■ '• " '■'. ' '■ ■ ' ;•'•■•■'.•" ■'■■' ' ' ■'■■'..■■ v ■ ' v ." ' ■••■.■• ; • '.■■■■■ : ■'„■.- . ■•.'•■ ■" . ■■ ; . . .• ; •' ••.' .' . •■•' ' ' : '.'■•■ ■ . ■■ > ■ . >! ■ HISTORY 0 ■ ' ' : ' " ; '"'-'■■■■ '"'"'' '•' for oil In the past, and the Directors resolved to follow a policf of scien- . ' ,***lu l\Jl\. I . ... ■"■'■'.,' ■;■ ' tific procedure directed by expert advice m the development and^ex- ' The Company, which is nominally capitalized at £750,000, of which tension of .the Company's petroliferous areas. , ■ 67,266 shares have been issued and allotted, was originally formed to . - . exploit the coal area at Westport, South Island, New Zealand, and On arrival of the Elbof group of geophysical surveyors, Dr. Bossard • petroliferous areas at Waipatiki, m the neighborhood of Weber, m the strongly advised the acquirement of lands m the Omata district, near ■■■■■■•• North; Island. New Zeaiarid. In its coal leases it has 15,000.000 tons New Plymouth, for immediate geophysical exploration, pointing out ' ' of hleh-^ade bituminous coal, large quantities of which can be mltied' the existence of structural conditions favorable for accumulations of by the economical open-cut method. The Company, however, deter- commercial quantities of oil m the neighborhood of Motorua, where .mined -to concentrate' on the discovery of payable oil, the exploitation over one. and a half million gallons of superior crude oil had already of its coal assets to follow m. accordance with developments. It is ' 3een produced. . important,, however^ remember that Ne* Zealand imports nearly ' J Following this Vecommendation, geophysical surveying was carried .....halC^ ;:. f f out m the. Omata district from November, 1927, until early m June. M ' ' '■". . , ■ .•■'■■•■■■■ f 1928, when the geophysical experts were m a position to state that •: " OIL LEASES ! ■'.-■', ' ', there pould be no doubt that certain leases belonging to the Company, ■' .■ ..." .' . v' .' '. _ . ,"'. .-;■.",'■ .'-■ ■•'.'/' ' conveniently situated m close proximity' to the deep-sea port of New The^Company^^ holds petroliferous land on the Waipatiki oil-fields Plymouth, would prove to contain large unbroken oil accumulations 'and m other extensive areas of the East Coast of the North Island of extending over approximately 400 acres. New Zealand and m Omata district of the West Coast of the North Island. ;. . . .-■.'• . The final field measurements, data, and survey maps were despatched _ ■ '- ,_ '■ .' ■ . „' ' , . ■ „ ' , . - . ... . by the survey group to the controlling Science Council at Cassei. The . ; TheWaipatki. oil- eases were originally. , secured because , of their : . Comvaiiy on th e 15th September received information from the Elbof . nearby (Connection with the Weber Anticline, which was m 1911 reoom- Counc'l statine thit 'mended by Dr. John/Wanner, Professor of Applied Geology of Bonn , ' ' ' University, as deserving special consideration for the exploration of the Examination of Geophysical Survey Measurements • v « »' . . positively justified expectation of satisfactory Oil-borings, rSFOPHYQIPAf The Company has received from the survey leader assurances of ULurnipitALaußVLia. . at ]eagfc F|VE S|TES SUITABLE FOR THE sinking of oil-pro-The Company engaged the services of the experienced Swiss oil- DUCING BCRES, and m all probability a greater number of sftes can geologist, Dr. Leon Bossnrd, of Zurich University, as special field geo- ' be recommended m due course of actual boring developments, logist and geological adviser, and secured m addition a two years' A this Qmata area h leftses were recommended and preferential survey contract with the Elbof organisation of Germany. gecured> ?n thg?e the Com^ ny proposeß to proceed with its geoIn takingr these ,'measures, the Company was guided by the history of logical and geophysical exploration, having good reason to anticipate <Hsappointing"and costly experiences of .other companies which searched success m finding greater accumulations of oil. * ' t . ■ *'■ =- v • p — *— ; Geophysics the Key Thh l * not an ordinar y APPLICATION FOR SHARES « , . , flotation. It 13 an issue Of To the Secretary, , ~ Prior to Geophysics only , Coal, Oil (N.z.) Limited, . . haa v cliavAc at nay »f «•#»!•' r»il Via* Barrack House, 16 Barrack Street, Sydney. ■even out of every 100 bores Snares at par. arier OH nos , > Dear -Sir,— sunk were considered a fair been definitely located by I hereby apply >for (state m words) shares In the marflin of success. Geophy- Issue of 100,000 Shares of £1 each m the above-named Company upon the terms . • ■ j it. the Flhnf combined of the Company's Prospectus. ._ sics, is now recognised as the "ie EJDOr COmDinea And I hereby a fl ree to accept the same or such, smaller number of Shares ?! ri'^yr* 0 '" new. v er«;in«>?plora- methods of Geophysical -as may be allotted t0 me » and ' authorise you to register me as the holder of " / - 1 ?, ''" ,' ' ' invf»«f-i<yAtirm fV»nn wliirli > ' enclose herewith £ being 2/6 per share on application, and' » • ••' \ v - > * . ' investigation, man lYllltil , agree t0 pay 2 /6 per share on allotment, and to pay the balance m mstal- ."." . ' . i , * ' j ments at the rate of 2/6 per share per from the data of allotment, and ;■ ;',' _ v , ' * i,»« \; ''' Science lias not developed to be bound by the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Comj "ProieHt-Pumtdf'sayS'' . " p^ny- s <\;!&Cienl&^r^4' ' ':;. a more complete system. Dated th(s day of ; 1M j:c^aiher»,Waifottp : Scientist, of Send for Prospectus immedi- Mam- .. .„,,. • • *!^^VerVi^ -Observatory, states atclll, Or use the, appended [State Mr., Mrs., or Mlssl *. -.that he beeves the investing! .-,... { i i;public J should be' protected, form OS a dwect application Address (m full) : - '*:3?^hat ih'thjeir interests fleo- for shares. :: rjftjbfsic^vi«<iß ahnstu oihjßr, ' , *!255? wn -*? Rlods .r*n9.» ld . A?" Profession or Occupation : employed for thorough test- New Zealand inquiries ing of the .oil-bearing » may be made at NO: 4 WilllS Signature..grounds.— "Labor Daily," Oct. Street, Wellington and from SPECIAL NOTE.-AII cheques must be drawn m favour of "Coal, Oil' (N.Z.) 22. 1928. P flvant Sim Pnlmaratrm • Limited," or order (and crossed "A/c Payee only.") The Company will "' '* * «• want Sim, raimerSlOU not be responsible for the loss, misapplication, or misappropriation of North, and P. S. Carroll, ' an , y cheque which is not so drawn. ■ ' '■"'» New Plymouth. ' 1,,.-,----,----...,-,.,.,,..---.,^^^--.^*. ...-.-.......■