JAN. 27.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 167

George White, Nelson, Asylum Superintendent .. 20
Charles M. Hoult, Nelson, Surveyor .. 10
J. Böckman, Nelson, Tobacconist .. 10
J. P. Cooke, Nelson, Painter, &c. .. 10
John Sharp, Nelson, Land Agent .. 50
Alfred Mills, Richmond, Hotelkeeper .. 10
A. McKellar Wix, Nelson, Financial Secretary .. 25
Joseph Baigent, Wakefield, Farmer .. 10
Samuel Baigent, Wakefield, Miller .. 20
Patrick Butler, Reefton, Speculator .. 50
Carl Hecksher, Nelson, Importer .. 5
James Hart, Nelson, Draper .. 5
James Hudson, Nelson, Surgeon .. 20
Charles E. Maud, Owen, Miner .. 50
Robert Boyd, Owen, Miner .. 50
T. S. Merrick, Nelson, Contractor .. 25
J. Harman, Owen, Miner .. 20
John Rait, Murchison, Hotelkeeper .. 25
Owen Lynch, Matikitaki, Farmer .. 20
G. Voubell, Murchison, Farmer .. 20
Walter Atkin, Lyell, Newspaper Proprietor.. 50
Thomas Bell, Murchison, Farmer .. 30
George Marshall, Nelson, Gardener .. 50
Walter Forster, Brightwater, Miller .. 10
B. S. Chisholm, Nelson, Storekeeper .. 50
J. A. Harley, Nelson, Brewer .. 50
William Snow, Nelson, Tailor .. 50
C. S. Saxton, Nelson, Settler .. 50
Thomas H. Harley, Nelson, Brewer .. 50
James Coffey, Nelson, Hotelkeeper.. 20
Henry Whiting, Nelson, Blacksmith .. 25
William Phillips, Nelson, Merchant .. 150
Alfred Harley, Stoke, Hopgrower .. 25
A. F. Scholtz, Nelson, Coachbuilder .. 20
W. Lightfoot, Nelson, City Surveyor .. 50
J. K. Waite, Nelson, Boot Importer .. 20
Thomas Allen, Nelson, Engineer .. 10
Robert Gilmer, Nelson, Hotelkeeper .. 25
Frank Healey, Nelson, Boot Importer .. 15
William C. Ancell, Nelson, Chemist .. 25
J. C. Moutray, Nelson, Ironfounder .. 50
E. J. Warner, Nelson, Draper .. 20
John Glen, Nelson, Clerk .. 20
Frank Blundell, Nelson, Journalist .. 10
William Black, Nelson, Sharebroker .. 10
G. F. A. Clift, Nelson, Accountant.. 10
W. T. Good, Nelson, Builder .. 10
R. Wainhouse, Nelson, Stationmaster .. 10
Ephraim Green, Nelson, Miner .. 20
William Stuart, Nelson, Salesman.. 10
Jesse Hounsell, Nelson, Stationer .. 15
Henry Baigent, Nelson, Builder .. 10
J. O. Butler, Nelson, Draper .. 15
C. P. Anderson, Nelson, Tailor .. 10
W. H. West, Nelson, Tobacconist .. 10
James Hamilton, Nelson, Cordial Manufacturer .. 15
Bond, Finney, and Co., Nelson, Newspaper Proprietors 25
Richard Reeves, Nelson, Commission Agent, in trust 10
R. Gould, Richmond, Twine Manufacturer .. 10
J. M. Rogers, Nelson, Clerk .. 10
J. W. Satton, Nelson, Dentist .. 15
James Canning, Nelson, Stable Proprietor .. 10
Robert C. Parker, Nelson, Maltster .. 25
George Harper, Nelson, Solicitor .. 50
B. Lines, Wai-iti, Brewer .. 10
Robert Munro, Wakefield, Sheep Inspector.. 25
W. Coleman, Hope, Dealer .. 10
Henry Tasker, Richmond, Butcher .. 10
Walter Ashman, Reefton, Gentleman .. 20
Timothy McLaughlin, Reefton, Speculator .. 50
John C. Craig, Black’s Point, Hotelkeeper .. 25
John Ching, Reefton, Storekeeper .. 25
Thomas Lee, Reefton, Sharebroker.. 25
W. J. Potts, Reefton, Journalist .. 10
Charles Mirfin, Reefton, Journalist .. 25
J. Lewis, Reefton, Banker .. 10
John Gallagher, Reefton, Storekeeper .. 25
George Newman, Reefton, Driver .. 10
Eleanor Carter, Nelson .. 10
W. A. Ross, Nelson, Commercial Traveller .. 20
J. Harris, Richmond, Hotelkeeper .. 10
Alfred Smith, Fern Flat, Hotelkeeper .. 20
William Watson, Fern Flat, Driver .. 10
John James, Murchison, Wagoner .. 20
G. H. Trower, Owen, Farmer .. 30
James H. Griffen, Nelson, Miller .. 10
William Quinney, Motupiko, Farmer .. 5
Hugh Owen, Nelson, Mining Agent .. 25
James Hagan, Spring Grove, Farmer .. 5
Dr. Johnston, Wakefield, Surgeon .. 10
W. Rout, Nelson, Land Agent .. 25

No. of
Shares.

Sheppard J. Reeves, in trust for absent shareholders 40
Sheppard J. Reeves, in trust for the company .. 1,415
———
6,000

Dated this 19th day of January, 1887.
SHEPPARD J. REEVES,
Manager.

Witness to signature—C. S. Saxton.

I, Sheppard J. Reeves, do solemnly and sincerely declare that—

1. I am the Manager of the said intended company.
2. The foregoing statement is, to the best of my belief and knowledge, true in every particular; and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand intituled “The Justices of the Peace Act, 1882.”

SHEPPARD J. REEVES.

Taken before me, this 20th day of January, 1887—F. Atcheson, J.P.
91

WETHERSTONE’S CEMENT GOLD-MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Call (2nd) of Threepence (3d.) per Share was made this day, payable at the company’s office, Exchange Court, Princes Street, Dunedin, on the 9th day of February, 1887.

AND. HAMILTON,
Manager.

Dunedin, 19th January, 1887.
97

NOTICE OF THE SITUATION OF COMPANY’S OFFICE.

WE, the undersigned Directors of the United Devonshire Gold-mining Company (Limited), hereby certify that the company’s office is situated in Broadway, Reefton, in the County of Inangahua, Colony of New Zealand.

DAVID YOUNG, }
W. IRVING, } Directors.

17th January, 1887.
99

MORNING STAR QUARTZ-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED).

NOTICE is hereby given that the office of the above-named company has been removed to a building situated on Section No. 186, Broadway, Reefton, in the occupation of Mr. George Wise.

Given under the common seal of the company, at Reefton, this 31st day of December, 1886.

Edw. J. SCANTLEBURY, }
PATRICK BRENNAN, } Directors.

NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT WATER-RACE.

Reefton, Inangahua,
16th December, 1886.

To the Mining Registrar at Reefton for the Nelson South-west Mining District, and to all other persons whom it may concern.

WE hereby give notice that we intend to construct a Water-race to divert and use water for industrial and mechanical purposes, namely, generating and transmitting electrical currents for lighting and other purposes, commencing at a point about opposite to M. Wynn’s agricultural lease, situate in the left-hand branch of the Inangahua River, and terminating at or about Deadman’s Gully on the south side of the Inangahua River, opposite the Town of Reefton. The length of such race is two miles or thereabouts, and its intended course is partly east and west and partly north and south, or thereabouts.

The mean depth is 3ft. 6in., and the mean breadth is 7ft. 6in., and it is proposed to divert 125 Government-heads of water.

THE REEFTON ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION OF POWER AND LIGHTING COMPANY (LIMITED),
Applicant.

Date and number of miner’s right: 23rd November, 1886; 62361.

Any person objecting to the granting of this application must lodge his objection in writing at the Warden’s Office, at Reefton, within thirty clear days from the date hereof.

Hearing at 11 o’clock on the 20th January, 1887, at Reefton.

HENRY LUCAS,
Mining Registrar.

Warden’s Office, Reefton, 16th December, 1886.
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