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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 17 November 1880, Page 3

0 lIENTALGOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. q^^yDERS WANTED for DRIVING J- TUNNEL 603 Feet. Specifications to be seen at the Offi.-e of the Company. TENDERS to CLOSE at 8 p.m. on SATURDAY, 20th Instant. A DEPOSIT of TEN POUNDS to accompany each lender. PATRICK BRENNAN, Manager. Reefton , 13ib November, 18*0. THE UNITED ALPINE 'QUARTZ MINING COMPANY, iIMHED. A T a Meeting of Directors,.- held this A., day, a DIVIDEND (he 6ih) of ONE SHILLING per Share, (32,000:h) was dcch'rel, PiYs \V,T,K nt- the Company's Office. LvpJl, the 9>h of SO /EMBER, 1880. JAMES INGLTS. Manager, Lyell, November '"6th. IRBO. " I INANGAHUI COUNT Y: COUNCIL. TENDERS WANTED for the following w orks :— Sor.OTEtt'"S Distbict— 1. For FORMING a HOItSE-TRACK from the Golrlen Point Mine to the foot of Denny's Creek. Elackwateh Distbict — 2. For CLEARING and FORMING PACK -TRACK from Carriboo to the Left-hand Brunch of tho Big River. Reefton Distbict— 3. For FORMING a DRAIN, and other work in ShieLstreot, Reefton. Specifications to be seen at Council Chambers, Reefton. where TENDERS will be RECEIVED up lo WEDNES* DW, NOVEMBER 17 tb, 1880, at 12 NOON. WILLIAM GARDNER, County Es^incpr. I N ANGAHUA CO UNTY COUNCIL FI^AL NOITCE FOR SPECIAL AND GE 'KRAL' RATES. A FTER the EXPIRATION cf 14 ,<X tlnyg from date of this no' ice, P ROC IS )i DINGS will be taken AGAINST all PARTIES who have uofc Paid the SPECIAL or GENERAL ' lEATES. «V WILLIAM GARDNER.Rate Collector. Reefton, 15th Nivember, 1880. PUBLIC N O T ICE. THOS- LYNGHi BLACK'S POINT, DAIRYMAN, T)^GS to INFORM the PUBLIC of JJ Black's Point, Cnuhiugton, and Jiv r ton, that he is prepared to SUP« PLY the Public with PURE MIIjK: At 3d per QUART for CASH, I .On and After Ist November. j PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE PROSPECTUS of the LYELL CREEK LOW LEVEL TUNNEL COMPANY, 'Limited, will be shortly published The Promoters havd secured tbe ground known as tbe Lyull Cheek Lease, nnd that known aa the Great' NoKniEinf Lease, Iving alongside of the ground of the UNITED ALPINE COMPA?^?; ond, in addition have made Appb'ea'ion for 1200 Fuetoa each side of the proposed 'IUNNEU The country through which the Tunnel will pass is intersected by tbe rich leaders worked -in tbe Bjieak'O' Dat, MoTi.vsr's,- aud Mauuia Leases, as well as by the LINE of RKEF nowbeing worked in the ground of tbe United Aurora Company, PATRICK' BRENNAN, Secretary. Reefton, 2nd October. ISBO. G »r ATE!' UL.- COMFOR UN G. EPP'S BREAKFAST*By a thoronijh' kcovrledge of the natural laws which govern the opcratioon of digestion and nutrition, and by as careful application of the line pioperties ol well'Seiecled cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured hevera^e which m«y save us many heavy doctors' hills. It is by the judicious aso of such articles oi diet that a constitution may 1.0 graduallybuilt up until strong enough to resjfi eycry leude v to disease. Hundreds of suhliu mala ids are floating around us ready to ■Al&e i x wherever there is a weak point 'Wo may escape many a intn. shaft ''-'J koeo'ui2, ourselves well forlifiec n-ith y.'Va blood ami a liroperly-nmn-inhci frame.' — Sec article iii tno Civil Serriei O zciU. . , . ; &. H <se si!r.»ly v/irh boilinu '.vaier or rr.iii , L : o!d only 'in pack?! a or iin>-, labelled : J.-'- vni\6 v>:?B's & CO., *joh TiQiA'xne cnuiij.i'w, r '.:> /l«,