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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4324, 9 November 1882, Page 3

.JniUs bg Ruction. IMPORTANT TO FAEMEES, GEAZIEKS, SPECULATOBS, AND OTHEES, THAMES BOROUGH ENDOWMENT, Waihou Riveb. XTT M. CAEPENTEE Has been instructed to Sell by Aucfioii, at the Borough Council Chambers, Thames, o> ; the 22nd November next, at eleven o'c'oefc in the forenoon, The LEASE for a term of 10 or 21 years i of the Block of Land situate on the Waihou . River, near Te Aroba, known as the Thame? Bor»u h Endowment, comprising 2000 acres of clioice swamp land, through which a very ' effective mum drain, übout 2 miles in length, : has been cuf. A road 70 feet in width has bei-n laid off through the. l«nd, alongside the 1 Hrfiin. The property will be offered in two lots, one on each side of the road—that on the north side comprising about 850 acres, and.ihat. on :hc south side about 1140 acres. '1 he 'property will bo sold subject lo the following highly advantageous compeneatiori clause:— The lfssor* wrH at ihe end of the term pay to t\ c tenants for the time being, twothirds of the va'ue ol the riwi-lling housef, • firm buildings, orchards, fences, and drains, apon tie demistd premises. ■ Plans may be inspected, and conditions of sale obtained at the Borough Council Chambers and office of Auctionee-. 644 Prospectus PR- O S P E C T U S OF THE ' HAJSD OF FEIENDSHIP G.M. Co, THAMES. (To be Eegistebed.) Divided into 100 Shares of £10 each, 60 of which are offered to the Public at £10 each to raiss £600, out of which £300 will go to the purchase o' the Mi c a d £300 to work--1 ing expenses. The remaining 40 Shares will remain the property of Ibo Promoters, but will become equally contributing after the expenditure of the first £300 ao raised. E;ich Share of £L 0 -will represent 100 Scrip in the Company. BROKERS: Auckland. 1 JFraterßros. Alexander Saundrrs i Joseph Newman Aitken Carrick Keogh & Spratt. Thames. Frater Bros. D. R. Gellion Samuel Turtle. The Hand of Friendship, wbieb consists of about three acres, adjoins the Prince Imperial and Waiofahi mines, and is situated close lo where the rich gold is now being obtained. The Beach Leader, from which the splendid returns are bow being got, runs from the Prince Imperial into the finnd of Friendship, and is worked within a Bhort distance of the boundary ©f the former claim.The Mariner's Reef of the Prince Imperial, and from which large deposits of gold have ! been obtained, also traverses the Hand of Friendship, besides other reefs which have yielded rich returns. . The Hand of Friendship is traversed by a large extent of these reefs in their direct course to the East as well as by their " underlay " to the NorthIt is proposed to work the Claim by arrangement with the Prince Imperial through the shaft of that mine, and .to drive along the Beach Leader, which is now being opened out in the various levels running in the direction of the Hand of Friendship. ' By this meanß a depth below the surface of the Hand of Friendship would be obtained (at the level where the gold iB now being got) of about 450 feet. It may be mentioned as a point iv favor of the Hand of Friendship that the 640 feet level of the Deep Level Company is driven to within about 60 feet of the boundary of the mine. There is also a good Battery constantly at work withia about the same distance and to which a tramway leads from the olaim. It may be remarked that the Waiotahi Mine, which adjoins the Hand of Friendship on the north, has been for a bng time one of the best paying properties on the Thames, ! while the market value of the Prince Imperial | is at the present moment about £40,000, and and as upwards of 30cwt. of specimens have been obtained withia the past few days from that mine the prospects of the Hand of Friendship may be considered as first rate. Plans showing the position of the Sand of Friendship, Prinoe Imperial, Waiotahi, Southern Cross, Mariner, London, Queen of England, and Queea of Beauty mines may be obtained at the office of the broker*. The Promoters reserve to themselves ilte right of beginning operations as soon as a sufficient amount of capital shall Jtave been subscribed. JUST RECEIVED ■' : ."'■•- AT . W. GRIBBLE'S, POLLEN STEEET, A SPLENDID LOT of Prime Bating Potatoes — PEIME QUALITY — VEEY CHEAP. SPLENDID AUCKLAND & TAEANAKI BUrTEE, 11d & Is pee ib. FINE NEW CURRENTS, 7d per lb. EVAPORATED APPLES, 8d per lb. BOX TEAS, From 189 6d to 28s— Splendid Value. FINE QUALIIY— MAIZE. WHEAT, SHARPS, BRAN, Etc., VERY CHEAP. GOOD FAMILY TEA at Is 6d pbb lb. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN EVEEY LINE AT W. GEIBBLE'S, POLLEN STREET. I WISH it to be understood tl-at my object in selling 3s 'ISA is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number i i number one, therefore try MoGowau'b Si