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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 1 November 1880, Page 3

TUB INANG.MnJA LOW LEVKL ' TU-NKEL GOLD MINING COMPANS", LIMITED. i N MBRTA ING of SHAUKnOf.PBWSin the above-named Company will be lieldafc the Registered .Offlie. Keefton. on MONDAY, 15th NOVEMBKK, iB3O, 7 p.m. Business : To adopt a code of Rules for the Company ; and To Elect Directors and Auditors. GEORGE WPE, ■■\T..|.M7..r. GOLDRN POINT GOLD MINTNG COMPANY, LIMITED, iNANaiHHA. AN KXrRAOItDIN-AUY MEEIN ING of tho SiTAH^HOLDKES oi" tba Golden Point Gold Mining Com* pji'iy, Limitt'J, will be lie!d tik spvpd Lo'cloc^ p.m. on WEDNMuSD \Y, 24;1. JriiQYEtiBVM, iSSO, &t the Company's * Offi§^, Geetmoutb:. Bt;>ine<s : To olter somo'of.tbe Company's ltules. G. PEROTTL Msmager. " Grpymouib, lldi October, 1839. PUBLIC NOTICE. 'THOS. LYNOH>i BLACK'S POINT, . DAIRYMAN, BR&S to INF >RM the PUBLIC of Black'n Pqiut, (!rusliiugfon, and itx'ton, that he is prepared to sUf'« : PLY Hie Public with |-; ftj""Rß i/lxijk: f At 3a per QUART for CASH, y On and After Ist November. lINANG-AHUAOOUNTT COUNCIL t "FINAL NOTICE FOR SPROIAL! ■ AND GENUAL ItAtES, Bitter the expiration of v WM-*t: diya from date of this notice, K»iIOC*SKDI>fGS will be taken BIGAIN^T all PARTIES who have [pot Paid the SPECIAL or GENERAL KeATES. P# ' WILLIAM GARDNER. fr " Il.it.e Collector, I & ~ — • I | ; |NANGAHUA OOUNIY COUNCIL Hf: NOTICE, following resolution, has been ; -j |_ ft « l y carried at s mppiing of the ;' SGjtincil, iidJ on the 13:1) instant :^~ s 7 Moved by Cr. Beennan (Ohnirmnn). V nnd seconded by Or. M'Gaffin, 'g-\: " That in future uo claim for; !' compensation. from parH.es, who § may dowoikofany description |r' wiiliout Hip iiutliority of the f;'- Council, be en(ei(uined." \ Dated lhis2oh day of Oclohpr, 1830. J JOHN HA HOLD, ;. Cuiinly Clerk. PItiSLIiIIN.AUY NOTICE. t mHE PROSPECTUS of the LYELL fe 1 CtfEEiv LOW LiiVi£L TUNI NEL COMPANY, Limited, will be | : shortly pnbiinhed The Promoters I h;i7d secured tha L'rouud known as I the Lyell Chekk LeAse, nud thai ■ known as the Okeat NourHEnx ■ TjIUSE, lying alongsif]^ of. the grwind ■of Hie "UMTJtt) ALPINE COM- ■ PANY; and, in iiridiiion have made ■^A ppiicaiion for 1200 I'Vet on each side Boi' the proposed 'lUNNEU The ■^country ihrough which the Tunnel ■|v'il pass. ia interceded hy tbe rich worked in the Biieae o' Day, nad Maulua, Letises?, as lbi» by the LINE of ltl-KF now worked in the ground of the Albixe Compauy, ■ PATRICK CRENNAN, . Secretary. ■ Eeefton, 2nd October. ISBO. Wt GU4TE! r UL.-CQMFORTI^G. I'EPP'S COCOA. ■ BREAKFAST. 'By a, thorough knowledjje of the J 'natural laws which govern the opiMalioon ■ of digestion «nd nutrition, and by n* ■ careful application of the fine properties Rgjoi welUselecled cocoa, Mr Ityps Ims our breakfast t;ib!?-f with a ■j|fh?licately flavoured bfiveraiie which m«y W^itti* U8 many heavy doctor*' bills. It h m by the judicious -j<e of such aiMclesor E.: diet that a covstiiulion mny lie gnidu^ly W l . built up uniil strot^ enou»h io re«i.»-t m every teucie v to dispfise. Hundriuls ft. of subtle mala ies. arc floating around us ■ "rendy to ..ttae* wherever theie is a weak m point, We may escape many a f.-ihil BBhtiftby keepins ouvselves well wrliued Rwith pure blood and a ; properly noun^bed l^franie/ — See article in tbe Civil Service '-' G-.jzette. ... ■ 3fcude simply with boiling water or milk. Sold boli in packets or tins, labelled ; JASISS EVFS & CO., BOHWTATEIO CEEMISTS, * XDOXt