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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 104, 19 June 1900, Page 3

PEOSPECTUS RANGATIRA GOLD DREDGING COMPANY, LTD. (To be Incorporated under " The Companies Act, 1882.") CAPITAL ~Z .... £BSOO IN 8500 SHARES OF £| EAOH, Of which 6700 are offered to the public. Terms, Is. on application, Is, oh allotment, the balance in calls of 2s. at intervals of not less than one month, DIRECTORS. rho subscribers fco the Memorandum and Articles of Association will register the Oompany, allot the shares, and call the ftrst meeting of shareholders for the appointments of permanent Directors, &c. SOLICITORSMessrs. Guinness & Kitchingham, Greymouth;. W. H. Quick, Wellington. BANKERSThb Bank 1 ,, GONSI I LTING ENGINEER F. W. Payne, Esq., Duoedin. SECRETAKY -J' B FinLy 29 ' Featheratcn Street > Wellington. INTERIM THIS Company U keing fornud to work a Special Dredging Claim taken up, in Sep9,by Roderick Poison, a.id situated on the Otago Gold Fields at the junction of the Olutha and Lindis lUvtrp, consisting of half-mile of the Olutha River and the low- auriferous llat on the East bank (about 80 acres). The Flat has been prospected u ' al ? t } b y tlie well-known mining expert, Mr. John Don. As the value ot the bottom wash could not be l estcd without great expanse, Mr. Don sank paddocks to the water level only, with gratifying results, the brst prospects reaching 10 grains to the yard. In his repo.-1, which U a lengthy one, and may be seen at the office of the Welling, i ton Brokers, he•say,.: ''l should advise launching tlio dredge iu the river at the head of tho Olaim where iHEIIB IS A HIGH RIDGIS OF KICH GOLD-BEARING GRAVEL running mla.nd. ibis portion of the Claim is lich enough to pay splendidly. By starting the dredge at the top ei a ot llie Claim where the ground is Yery good THERE IS NO RISK ™ EI{K " A CEKTAIN'iY OF GETTING GOOD RETTONS FROM illii blAttl. It should be noted that Mr. Don did not attempt to reach the bottom wash (the value twtwiv '' XGellent ruturna above mentioned were obtained WIT.HIN 3 iEKi OI IHE cUKIACK Mr. Faithful, of Lindis, tested the ground by bonug-rods, &c., and in his report (which may be seen at the Broker's office), states, •'The undermentioned is what I got in the Flat :-Bore No. 1, 22 feet 4 inches, 7 grains gold; Bore No. 2, 14 feet, 5 grains gold; Paddock, 5 feet deep, 6x3, 10 grains: Paddock, 7 feet deep, 6 x 4,15 grams. I a'so sin'i a well, for water for domestio use, 16 feet, and got good gold. FeJix MclTelin and Alex Beatfie weie working in your Claim, and were making OVER £3 PER WEEK PER MAN, box sluicing UNDER BIG DIFFICULTIES in getting clear of their tailings, as the ground was so flat." The Vendors have gone to considerable expense in prospecting the Olaim and obtaining the report of a first-class miniug expert, in order to find out definitely the real nature of the ground and its richness. They, however, will take no cash in return, and agree 1 not to dispose of any paid up shares until the dredge is at work. At a time when so many Companies are floated to work ground which is entirely unproved, attention is drawn to Mr. Don's fctitemeut "THAT THERE IS NO RISK OF *ti LV J^ DWm A CEKXAIf *TY OF GETTING GOOD RETURNS FROM liHfl OIAKI. LETTER FROM ALEX BEATTIE. Me. Richard Polson. 7th May 1900 Deab Sir,-I am pleased to state that your Claim in Olutha River, situated at Lindis Junction, is well-known to me, and that I am quite sure it will pay splendidly for dredging. I have worked on the banks of your Olaim aud on my adjoining license for a stood number of years and made from £2 to £4 par week out of the ground by putting the stuff through a foo.i sluice-box, lifting it sometimes eight and ten feet with a long-handle shovel. lam sure you have: a good claim, and one that will last and give good returns for many j ears. —Yours faithfully, Alkx Beattie. The Maori Dredge (small and not up-to date) has been working in tho vicinity on the river for the last two months. Her returns are ai follows: 200z5., 300za., 25iosss, (3& days) ; 47ozs. and 28ozs. (for 3 days) ; 21ozs. and 27ozj. per week. Mr. Wm, Faithful, of Lindis, asks for 200 contributing shires to be reserved for him. Mr. Bowie, merchant, Uromweil, takes 50 shares and says: "It is ideal dredging ground and good yields may be expected." K K 1000 Shares reserved for Oimaru and Timaru, 1000 for.Dunedin, 500 for Cromwell. , , M „ r - Payne the consulting engineer, estimates that a thoroughly equipped modern dredge can be placed on the claim at about £iisoo ; this enables the capital to kept low making dividends proportionately F Flo The cost of incorporatioa and fljtation will be borne by the Oompany □ Tho Vendors Agreement is dated the 4th day of May, 1900, and is made between Roderick Poison, of the one pa-c, and John Beck Finlay, on behalf of the Oompany, of the other part, and may be saeti at ihi office of the Wellington brokers, together with tho originals ot the reports before referred tj, 6 u A R/APPLIED A FOR WILL LE REGISTERED WHEN 5000 SHARES 12,16,19,23

MR. A, J. AOQNEY, STRATFOKD, teaoher of the piano and VIOLIN, HAS truch pleasure in informing the inhabitants of New Plymouth that he will hold a SELECT DANCING CLASS in the Masonic Hall, B'ougharri-street, on TUESDAY EVENINGS, at 7.30. OPENING NIGHT, Tuesday, 19th instant, when Mr. Booney will be present to enrol members at 7 o'clock. sH THE DRESDEN PIANO COY., WELLINGTON & DtJJSEDIN. T lie Leading kUSIC WAREHOUSE IN THE C ;LON¥. OUR RLTURXS I creese from Month to .Month. The Reason Why? WE SELL Pianos and Organs only by the beat Manufacturers, notably— PIANOS by BOHN BROADWOOD.Jc SONS COLLAR!) & COLLARD LIPP fe SOHN EftARD FERGUSON NELSON k NELSON, &o. ORGANS BELL k CO. weavfr, And other •. A WORD OF ADVICE. In BuYii>a a 11\>o /i.ways Select a Makbu of Km.wn Probity WE SELL PIANOS from 20s monthly ORGANS fiom 10s monthly THE Dresden Piano Company, Wellington. M. J. Brookes, Manager W. Hkndhkson, Representative, Devon-st., N,P, *Sm waftw m w gma Jftjklfor Ladles7| JP£ JLJLS Arc the acknuw!c(lj?cd lending remedy for all * cmak- couiItuiiu s ceommended by the Medical VueitfVy. The toj'Vthe a gnarure of w M. Martin ( registered v »»Inch none are genuine). No i ady should be vmUiou. tlK'in.Orrler of all Ch«?nl«U throughoutthcWorld. l' opri-tor,KARTIH,H\urm Chemist,SOUTHANPTON,ENG. Agents; SHA»LANI)&Co.,Ltd..AuckIBod&WeIHDaton, 6ud XEW ZEALAND DRUG Co.. ChHstchurclu LiiHSUNis IN PAINTiNti. \'| ISS E LEWIS is prepared to give IIX Lessons tn Oil-painting (Landscape Andres*-Oorn«» Gilbert nod Glover !

TELEPHONE GOSSIP. (WIIH APOLOGIES TO SUBSCRIBERS.) No 1. Have you tried the Kamo Cheese just introduced by C. CARTER, The People's Grocer 1 Nq 2. No, I have rot heard of any such Cheese. What is it 1 No 1. A Dessert Cream Chers?, aftsr Ihe Camambert variety. No 2. Thanks, I will certainly try one. No 1. I think he is sold out, but you can get Colonial Stilton of Mis. Carter a liist-class article which he procures direct from the makers. JiO 2. That s useful knowledge. I have wondered where I could pick it up. No 1. No need to wonder where you cm get nove)t:es in the grocery and provision line, you have only t j ring up the People s Grocer. No 2. Yes, I know 0. C. keeps a capital supply of Peek, Frean and Oo.'s Bis™uts' ? n( * Maconochie's Specialities! What else has he got I ought to procure 1 or !■ Well, if you have a garden and w&nfc im." e n P"'°^-date in that department, The People's Grocery is your store. Buy Burpee's Seeds, and you will be surprised at the result. No 2. Is that where you got your capital show of Sweet Peas 1 , No 1. Yes, also Sunflowers, PaDsies, and my other flowers that are to much admired. No 2. Well, what I want more are good reliable Vegetable Seeds. ®"' a ' s place. Kemember The People's Grocery, Goe'd Bye. At this point No 1 rung off, but for the remainder of the day the exchange cleik was kept busy answering calls lor "No 110."—"Give me C. Carter, ' "Put me on to The People's Grccer," '• I want the man that imports Burpee's seeds," etc., etc. |f TAKK/fiuaQL H Fan §1 OMB DOSS cwgui 1 21' pen a QIC BEWARE OF IMI 'J I Tbadb Mark—" NEUROL "—on each powder. EjR B £EF TEA SOUPS, GRAVIES ASK FOR (and sic tb*t yen get) GEAR COMPANY'S EXTRACT cv ,JEAT Made solely from CjiHla paused by ihe GoTarnmnni Vntnritiarj Inspector, Guaranteed Absolutely Pure and of K)w V. t -y M;;• in-s; V> )■«! ' ■ miats, -fe* * KPR SU> Bt Ai\l PURE t V 0 'I .