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Inangahua Times, Volume II, 5 March 1880, Page 3

T THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby *■* make ATPIKJATION to REGIiTER the COUSTOC K GOLD MEN ING COMPANY, as a LIMITED COMPANY, under the Provisions of " The Mining Companies' Act, 1872." 1. 'Ihe name of the Company is the Comstock Gold Mining Company, Limited. I 2. The place of int nded operations is at Murray Creek, in he County of Inang*hua, in the colony f New Zealand. 3. The regis'ered o Bee of the company is situated at Broadway, Reefton, in the County of Inangahua , in the colouy of New Zealand. 4. The nominal cap lal of tbe company is twenty-.'our thoi saud pounds in twenty-four tbousat i shares of one pound each. I 5. The number of snares subscribed for is twenty-four thousahd being the entire number of shares in tile company. 6. The number, of paid-up shares is nil. 7. The amount considered to be paid-up is twelve thousand pounds. 8. The name of the nanager is Patrick Brennan. 9. Tbe names, and addresses, and occupations, of the shai eholders, and the number of shares hel by each at this date, are as follows, \U ;— No. of shares Mathew Byrne, Ree lon, mining speculator 3000 Timothy O'Neill, Bhck's Point, butcher 100° Hugh Brennan, Boat nan's, miner 40UO Christopher Muldoo i, Reefton, miner 1000 James Connolly, Block's Point, Carrier 2000 Gavin Graham, Murra] Creek, cars penter I 500 Archibald Brown, Blkck's Point, sforeman I 1000 Peter Mulvev, Murray Creek, miner 1000 B Agnes M'Kenna, Repfton, school teacher ... ... I ... ... 2000 Denis J. M'Kenna, Reefton, rate collector , I 2000 Francis Rooney, Boatman's, mine manager I 4000 George Barman, Blackwlter, farmer 2000 Jeremiah Murphy, Black's Point, miner I 500 1 24.000 Dated this 20th day of February, 1860. PATRICK pRENNAN. Witness to Signature— I FEANOIS A. MONCKTON. I.PATRICK BRENNAN, do solemnly and sincerely declare that*— 1. I am the manager pf the said intended company. 1 2. The abore statement is to the best of my belief and knowledge, true in every particular, and I male this solemn declaration conscientiously telieving the same to be true, and by virtte of an Act of the General Assembly ol New Zealand, intituled, " The Jusfcces of the Peace Act, 1866." 1 PATRICK BRENNAN. Taken before me at Rtefton, this 20th day of Pebruarl, 1880. R IS CIS ALEX. MONCEJTON, J.P. williamL ' FAMILY & COMMERCIAIJ HOTEL, Bkoadwat, ReeftonJ npHE undersigned begs to n I has resumed the conduct bf the above, and being now under his direct superintendence, the public may rely/ tipon every requirement of a First-class I Hotel being provided. I Familie can depend upon levery comfort and privacy. I The Bed Rooms are lofty, pell-ventilated, and receive most constant and careful attention. I The Billiard Boom is siacious, and furnished with one of Alcock's rrize Tables, STABLING ACCOMMODATION Is excellent, and convenient "to the Hotel, while the charges are most reaemable. CEAKG ES STItICTIt MODERATE W A L "T K WILLIAMS " CATTLE TRESPi SS ACT, 1868," -VTOTICE IS HER] IBY GIVEN that •*~^ on and after S iturday, 28th Feb ruary, 1880, the Provisions of ''The Guttle Trespass Act, 1868," will be en* forced on my land, b<ing sections Nos. 53 and 55, ifquare 131| Buller Hoad, and bounded on the south| by BrazTs farm, and on the north by! M'Ginley's farm, and that it is my intention to CLAIM DAMAGES (of all \ Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, or any other animals TRKS* PASSING on the said land, whether the same be fenced or uninclosed. MICHAEL SMITH. Buller Hoad, 28th January, 1880.