CROWN GOLD MINE.
COMPANY WOUND UP. Auckland, February 18. To-day an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders in the Crown Goldmining Company (Karangahake) was held in the officeof Mr W.L. Mitchell (Victoria Arcade). The business was to receive the usug.l accounts and pass resolutions empowering the directors to wind up the Company. There was some difficulty in getting.a quorum, but eventually seven shareholders were obtained. Mr Adam Porter presided. The usual mine accounts, which had been gone into by a committee of investigation, weie adopted as correct. It was then resolved, the resolution being embodied in three motions, that the Company be voluntarily wound up, • that the shareholders in the Crown mine receive 85 per cent, of the value of their shares in new shares to bo allotted in the English company formed under the title of the New Zealand Crown Mines Company, and that a final dividend of lid per share be paid to shareholders. The new company embraces a considerable area of ground in addition to that worked by the old Crown Company.
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 448, 22 February 1890, Page 5
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174CROWN GOLD MINE. Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 448, 22 February 1890, Page 5
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