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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2758, 28 May 1866, Page 2

PRO3PECTUS. ONEHUNGA AND MANGAREI BRIDGE COMPANY (LIMITED). Registered under thb Joint Stock Act, 1860. CAPITAL : TEN THOUSAND POUJSDS, In 1,000 shares of £10 each. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS 7 Dr. Purchas, Chairman. Samuel Fleming Esq. Major Walmfley. Jame. Gallagher, E«q. Charles, C. Fleming, >s*. . . WilUnmT. Bawett, K«c[. Cbarlea Shiphcrd, liiq. TREASURER : Samuel Fleming, Ebq. BANKERS: Bank of Auckland. SOLICITORS : Messrt. Biooktield and Cox. SECRETARY i Mr. H. S. Andrews. OFFICE OF THE COMPANY: Lower Queen-street, Onehnnga.

It is proposed by the Company to ERECT a substantial BUIDGE or Roadway across the ' Manukau, to connect the important district of MANGAEM with the i ort of ONEHUNGA ; and will very considerably lessen the distance between .Auckland ana the la.ge tract of agricultural laud', embracing Mangarei, Vukaki, lhumata, and the dutncts c beyond , , Jhe Provincial Government have agreed to grant ! to the Company the right to erect the said Bridge or Roadway, and levy and collect tolls thereon for the term of fifty years ; and have further agreed to - contribute one pound per acre for 1 all the confiscated^ lands in the district. It is confidently expected that, after the sale of the said confiscated lands, together with the erection • of the proposed Bridge, a considerable increase ofpopulation will accrue ; consequently there will be ay lanre amouut o£ payable traffic, and thus, at no distant period, will enable the Shareholders to receive a fair return for the capital invested ; besides which, the immense indirect benefits that will naturally and undoubtedly arUe from the project. It has beeu roughly estimated that a suitable Bridge or Roadway can be erected at a cost of ten thousand pounds, which sum is proposed to be raised by subscribing one thousand shares of ten pounds each, with limited liability, payable in eight quarterly instalments, of twenty-five shilling* • each, except the first payment, which will be five shillings, to be paid as deposit upou application for < . shares, and the remaining twenty shillings on th« first call. , * About two hundred and fifty shares still remain unsubscribed for, and all persons interested, as well - as the public generally, are invited to apply for the same without delay to the Secretary, who is authorised to obtain subscribers and receive deposits for the company. H . S. ANDREWS, Secretary. .■;* Form of Application roR SniitM. STo the Directors of the Onehunga and Mangarei Bridge Company. Having paid to Mr. H. S. Andrews, Secretary, the sum of £ s. d., I hereby request you will allot me shares, of ten pounds each, in the Onehunga and Mangarei Bridge (Jorapauy (Limited); aud I hereby agree to become a member of the company, and to accept such shares, and to pay the calls as they become due ; andjfc request you to place my name on the register of members in respect Of the shares allotted to me. Name in full, Address, in full, , ,;• Profession or business, -„„! Date, n __ ■"}

TO JOHN OHITTY CLENDON, OF ALBEM A RLE-STREET, LONDON; AND GEORGJ CLENDON, LATE OF LONDON, OR OTHERS, The Owners or Occupiers of the hereinafter described Piece of Land. TAKE Notice that it is my intention to erect a DIVIDING FENCE between my property *nd yours, situate in Papakura dittriot, being part of Cleudon's grant, and of which the following is * description :— All that Piece or Parcel o£ Land in New Zealand, situate at Papakura, in the Parish of Papakura, and County of Eden, and being part oE the 10,000 acres of laud gi anted by the Crown to James Reddy Clendon— bounded on the North by a road 7,590 links, on the North-east by a line 2,880 links on the South-east by a road 660 links, on the South by a road 458 links and 320 links, on the East by a line 1,235 Jinks, and again on the South east by a line 2,785 linkc, on the South-west by a »tre*m 3 140 links, again on the South-east by a line 450 links, and again on tke South-west by a line 4,600 links to the commencing point; and that I require you to ASSIST ia ERECTING such fence w eywl shares. Dated this 30fch day of April, 1866. EDWARD WATERS. TO JOHN CHITTY CLENDON, OF ALBE- 1 ' MARLE-STREET, LONDON ; AND GEORGE CLENDON,* LATE OF LONDON, OR OTHERS, The Owners or Occupiers of the hereinafter described Piece or Parcel of Land. TMKE Notice that it is my intention to erect a J_ DIVIDISG FENCE between my property' and yours, situate in the Papakura district, and being part of Clendon'* grant, and of which the fol- ; lowing is ade-oription '—All thatPieoa or Parcel ott Land in New Zealand, situate at Papakura, in thii. Parish of Papakura, and County of Kden, and being part of the 10,000 acres of land granted by the^ Crown to James Ueddy Clendon— bounded on the North by a line 585 links, on the North-«art by * line 7,680 links, on the Southeast by a road 1,866 links, on the South-west by a line 7,510 links, «nd on the North-west by a line 2,550 links to the commencing point ; and that I require you to ASSISI in ERECTING such fence in equal shares. „: r Dated this 30th day of April, 1866. ,"..,. ROBERT COWLEY. „,:

PROSPECTUS •of » . A HEW WEEKLY PAPEB, To be entitled . <. ~ r « rpHE BAY OF ISLANDS, HOKTANGA,* X WANGAROA, ANJ> MONGONDI fifr PORTER." The projector, in starting a paper for the North, is" aware of the great amduut of responsibility that h* , ia undertaking in so doing. It will be at all times his study to>bring prominently forth the, wants of the several distnots, and the advantages to be derived by intending settlers. «-• The taper will represent, as truthtully as possible^ the commercial, agricultural, and social interests. The throwing open of the lands for location, and th* working of the Coal Minis, with -which the North abounds, will be thoroughly adrocated. It is needless to dilate on the advantages th« Bay and the several districts will 5 derive by having a local press to represent their interest*; and those who wish to open up a large and. influential coast trade will find it to their advantage to support the paper. . '-t • - ■■ . - , The projector deems it superfluous on his part to say what he will, or will not do, for the benefifeof the districts j but, as his interests are.identical with. their own, he will be found constantly at bi» {jolt. At the same time, he wishes to impress on the mtnds of all that be will be most happy to insert any correspondence that he may be favoured with for the benefit of the districts ; but that all personal commnnications, having a tendency to cause ill-feeling, will find no place in the columns ,of w*e journal. . Events over which the projector has no control have delayed the storting of the paper, which should have appeared before this j but it wijl be positively commenced the lait Wednesday in May, W. J. DONCHAISSE, Proprietor. N.B.— Advertisers will meet with the greatest consideration.

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