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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 213, 29 February 1872, Page 4

<fle am It mSf WP I^^ • . - - • • « - - QF TH^ §Mh €xttk f mxi% §pnmo 4 fa#tto €mpn ■■ ■ ♦ 1.1 " I . REGISTERED UNDER. THE MINING COMPANIES LIMITED LIABILITY ACT, Capital £6,00p; in 6,0q0 op %\ ,j£aqw, Mb. BUNCAN DRUMMOND (Cable & Co.) Waipqri Mb. PATRICK MACLEDOWNEY, Waipqri , „ JAMES RITCHIE, Waipori „ ROBERT BUCHANAN, Waipori '„• THOMAS REYNOLDS, Waipori „ HENRY M'CAY. . / BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES, / • ' . • Mb. JAMES M'CAY. . / ' / HHHE Devils Creek Quartz Mining and Crushing Company is. formed to work 1200 feet of qnartz lodei already J- discovered near th.c junction of the Devils Creek with the Deep Stream, on the northern watershed of the Lammerlaw Ra,nge, about ten miles from the.. township of Waipori. A trial crushing of thrae tons— taking half from where, the lode crosses the creek, about midway iv the claim, find half from the east spur, abou> 100 feet from the creek— gave a return of six ounces, equal to two ounces of gold to a ton- . There is a copious supply of water, capable of working fifteen heads of stampers ; but as thera are special facilities for further proving the lode, it is proposed to put in a drive on either side of the creek at its level, and likewise to sink shafts on each range, which will have the effect of proving the lode to a depth of about 200 feet, and whilst this is being done, stone will be procured during the progress of the work for futare crushing. It may be remarked that the trial crushing was not picked stone, but taken from the whole width "of the •lode varying from nine inches to two feet in width ; and furthermore, some good atone has been found in the adjoining claim, No. 1 West. It is proposed to give" the discoverers £1000 in paid-up shares, thus leaving a ialance of £5000 available for the erection of machinery and buildings, cutting a road and water race, the latter about half a mile in length,. and the right to whicH water, supply the discoverers have. ii liihas been agreed by .the promoters that Is. per share be paid on application; that 23. 6d. be paid on ~^"o^^~month^T ■^-- i ~«-J^«-^ad-.Jn_c^ls, periodically, as funds may be rsquired ; aud no call to exceed The Share List will be kept open until April 9, 1872. Immediately after the allotment a, special meeting will be held for the purpose of electing Directors, and making other arrangements for the proper management of the Company. For further particulars, apply to Mr. J. M'Cay, Waipori; Wm. Hayes, Sharebroker, Lawrenpe..; or Richard ' Henry Leary, Accountant, Dunedin, to whom applications for shares may be made. /

GE O. L U MSD EN, PRACTICAL W ? ATCH : AND CLOCK MAKER, Peel-street, Lawrence. Watches.and Clocks Cleaned and Repaired ' ' f ■ at reduced prices. Note the Address :—: — G E O . L U M S. D E N , Practical Watchmaker, Peel-st., Lawrence CAMP HOTEL, Peel-street, Lawrence. JOHN ROUGHAN intimates to the gene.ra.l public that, having leased the < above w;e]l-known and popular hostelry, he is, prepared to offer first-class accommodation. The Stabling is commodious, and a competent and careful groom is always in attendance,' Spacious and well lighted Billiard Room, containing one of Alcock's best Tables; also, an AlcQpk's, Bagatelle Table on the premises. None b\it the finest brands of Wines, ' Beers, &c t , kept. " . . riIHE undersigned begs most respectfully to intimate to the public of Lawrence and surrounding districts that he is now opening out a splendid assortment of AUTUMN, AND WINTEJR PRAPERY, Ai.so,-^. 4 LARGE AND VARIED, STQCK OF CLOTiHNG AND BOOTS, I am confident that my well assorted' Stock of Seasonable Qopds cannot fail to the approval of all who may honour me with, a yfeit of inspection, WM. M'BEATHi MANCHE9TIB HOCSB, Boss Place,