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THE MORNING POST, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1900. 10 ossks, fJerioiJintls, 166a. Pair Harness, Pole 8 traps, and Extra Reins. 166b. Harness.

1 16je. Tandem Lead Harness. WAm for Pant Sj The LIST of APPLICATIONS OPENED on SATURDAY, the 8th day of December, 1900. and will be CLOSED on or before twelve oclock noon TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), the 12th day oE I entire charge, in the eiL 53? tf Bbtf 1 needlework; attentive about aJ" '-'aht interview in 4 on i lTi' 1 or Pri'i The BRITISH WESTRALIA SYNDICATE (limited) invite APPLICATIONS for the undermentioned issue. The LIST ivill OPEN on TUESDAY, December 11th, 1900, and will CLOSE for both Town and Country on or before WEDNESDAY, December 12th, 1900.

ANCHOR CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES (W.A.) (Limited). Incorporated under the Companies Acts, 1862 to 1898. CAPITAL 135,000. Divided into 1250,000 shares of 1 each. ISSUE of 30,000 SHAKES at 10s.

premium, leaving 20,000 shares io reserve. Payable 2s. 6d. per share on application. 12s.

6d. on allotment, including the premium of 10s. per share. 7a. 6d.

one month after allotment. 7s. 6d. two months after allotment. DIRECTORS.

FRANK GARDNER, Chairman. Walter Braniail, J. J. Cooper. G.

M. Inglis. Will join the Board after allotment. Consulting Engineer Zebina Lane, Perth, W.A. Bankers Glyn, Mills, Ourrie, and 67, Lombard -street, E.C.

Solicitors Greenip, Snell, and Co. Mansion Brokers Hodding, King, and 14, Angel-court, E.O., and Stock Exchange. Auditors Chatteris, Nichols, and 1, Oueen Victoria-Street, E.C. Secretary and Offices F. F.

Fuller, 7 to 11, Moorgate-street, EC. PROSPECTUS. The Company is formed for the purpose of acquiring and working six gold mining leases ia the Murehison district of Western Australia, respectively known as the Irilby, the No. 1 North Trilby, the No. 2 North Trilby, the Blue Auchor, the Blue Anchor North, and the No.

1 North Bine Anchor. These comprise an area of 66 acres or thereabouie. The leases have been developed during the past 15 months by the vendors, the British Westralia Syndicate (Limited), with such satisfactory results that the mines have been equipped with a complete winding and pumping plant and ten-stamp battery. Crushing commenced at the battery on the of September last, and the result of the first clean-up made at tbe end of October gave a return of 4rioz. from 3HQ tons of ore treated, equal to an average of over lioz.

per ton. This result must be regarded as extremely satisfactory, and a butter average return should be obtained from future ore treated, as a considerable amount of gold is always absorbed by the plates of a newly-started mill. The mine has at present only been opened up to water level, with the result that there is now estimated to be 12,000 tons of ore in sight, the assay value of which (vide report) may be taken at lioz. per The facilities for rapid and economical working are eioeuent, tnere jaggf agreed to accept fully paid-up shares in respect of a large pro-being an abundance of fresh water on the property, and mining portil)n of the purchase-price. Umber and fuel in the vicinity of the leases are plentiful, there is important copper and tin properties are also included in the railwaycoinmunicution at Cue, some 26 miles distant.whence the miue 6cheiulie is approached by good roads.

All the mines, interests, and claims scheduled have been purchased Tuc property was selected for the vendors by Mr. Zeoina Jjane, f. rsnnal investigation and insnection by Mr. A. E.

Montana. 4 hDKIDQE'S, St. Martin'u-lane, London, BLIC SALES, AUCTION, of HOR3ES and CARRIAGES very UAc.ia.x ana suuuwaii iuuiiucu, Horses must, be delivered two days previously, -rom nineoclocka.nl. to twelve noon. Proceeds of Wednesday's sales are paid on the fo-lwwing Mouaay, and of Saturday's Sales on the following Thursday, or any subsequent Monday or Thursday, between ten and four clock.

Remittances to the country on written application. N.B. Clothing. Saddles, or Bridles left with horses are at the risg cf the owners. j.

WILLIAM and STEWART FREEMAN, Proprietors. CATALOGUE of HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. which will he SOLD, by Aire HON, at Aldridce's. St. Martin s-lan Dnmlon, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), December 12, 1900, according to condiuous of sale as exhibited on the premises.

A. STABLE. BAY GELDING. 2. CHESTNUT MARE; very fast.

3. CHESTNUT MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 4. BAY MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 5.

GREY (iELDING. 6. CHESTNUT MARE. Sweet Briar; quiet to rifle, quiet In harnens. good journey mare, has been driven by a lady.

7. CHESTNUT FONY, Peggy quiet to ride, ouiet in harness, and sound, constantly driven by a lady und chiluren. 8. ROAN PONY quiet in harness, ridden by a child. 9.

BROWN PONY quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 10. BAY COB. 11. BROWN GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness.

Tim Property or a Gentleman. 12. BAY GELDING: sound in wind and eyes, 'regularly hunted with draghounds, has been driven in single and double harness. BROWN GELDING sound in wind and eyes, good action and 13. fast, has been driven in single ana uoiiote nameas.

13a. Rug and Roller. 14. BROWN GELDING quiet in harness, good worker. 15.

BROWN GELDING; off job. 16. BAY PONY. Tinker: quiet to ride, quiet in harness, fast, 17. CHESTN UT PONY quiet in harness.

18. BAY MARE has beeu driven. 19. BAY GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness. SOL BAY GELDING quiet in harness.

21. BROWN MARE. 22. BROWN PONY. The Property of E.

H. S. Champneys, Bellindok, Hytue. 23. BLACK COB quiet to ride, quiet in harness, good trapper, and fast.

21 CHESTNUT COB quiet to ride, quiet In harness, good trapper. 25. BLACK GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 25a. Panel Van.

16. ROAN GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 21. DUN MARE. 28.

GREY COB quiet to ride, quiet in harness, good action, sound in ind and eyes. I 29. BAY PONY: quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 29a. Governess Car.

29b. Harness. 3a BAY GELDING. 31. BAY GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness.

BROWN GELDING; quiet to ride, has been driven in single an i uuoDie names. BAY MARE, Miss Frivolity quiet to ride, good hack, quiet in harness, quiet with steam and motor cars. CHESTNUT MARE, Ladybird, by Petronel: quiet to ride, quiet iu harness, good luuitress, driven by a lady as leader in tandem all the season. BROWN GELDING, Black Prince quiet to ride, quiet in harness, with inanners. BAY MARE, Shamrock; quiet to ride, good huntress, fast, and clever.

BAY CELDING. Lord John quiet to ride, quiet in harness, good hunter with perfect manners. STABLE. BAY GELDING, Vigorous quiet to ride, quiet In harness, sound in wind, eyes, and limb, fine goer, good brougham horse, quiet with engines of all kinds. CHESTN UT PONY, Dolly quiet to ride, quiet in harness, and 33.

38. 39. last. 39a. Well Cart.

I 39c Harness. 39b. Harness. 40. BROWN COB, Flying Welshman by Welsh Flyer, out of Pride oi vaies uiet to rule, quiet in namess, ana last.

ROAN GELDING; quiet 10 ride, quiet in harness. CHESTN UT quiet to ride, quiet in harness. BLACK COB quiet to ride, quirt in harness. CUESTNUT PONY quiet to ride, quiet iu harness. HES'i'N UT TON quiet to ride, quiet in harness.

BAY OELDLNG; quiet to ride, quiet iu harness, good journey wob. GREY GELDING. Scarlet quiet to ride, quiet in harness, good hunttr, clever fencer over any country. GREY GELDING, Sportsman quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 41.

42, 13. 44. 43. 43. 47.

48. gotxl iiuuter. carries a iaay. 49. BROWN MARE, Lighluiug quiet to ride, good hunter, fencer, and fast, has been uriven in harness.

49a. Harness. 50. BAY GELDING, Prince, quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 51.

GKEY COB (Welsh); quiet in harness. 51a. Van, Pole, Bar, and Shafts. I 51c. Harness.

51b. Pair Harness. 52. ROAN GELDING cuiet in harness. 53.

BAY GELDING; quiet in harness. 53. ForderCab, Rubber Tyres. 1 53. Harness.

53a. CHESTNUT MARE. 53d. BAY MARK. 53b.

BAY FONY. 53e. CHESTNUT MARE 53c. BAY GELDING. 53f.

ROAN GELDING. 54. BAY GELDING good hunter. 55. BLACK GELDING; quiet in double harness.

56. ROaN GELDING: quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 57. BAY GELDING; has been ridden and driven. 57a.

Gig. Rubber Tyres. I 57c. Harness, less Reins. 57b.

Harness. 58. CH ESTNUT MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 59. BAY GELDING quiet in harness.

The Property of IL B. Cutting. Esq. 60. BLACK COB has been regularly ridden in the Row.

The Property of an Officer. 6L BAY GELDING quiet to ride, has been regularly driven in harness, carried owner in South. Africa. Tue Property of a Gentlesian. 62.

BROWN MARE. 64. BAY GELDING. 63. ROAN GELDING 65.

CHESTNUT GELDING. 66. BAY" GELDING quiet in harness. STABLE. The Property or a Gentlemajv.

67. CHESTNUT GELDING quiet to ride, quiet ia harness. Tiiv Propef.ty of a Gentleman. 68. BAY GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness, good hunter.

The Property of T. IL Howstx. Manor House, Bal-dock, Herts. 69. BLACK MARE: good huntress, up to 16st, very fast, fine fencer, well known with the Puckeridge, Cambridgeshire, and Hertfordshire Hounds.

From Mr. Wm. Burton, of High-street, Marylsbone. 70. ROAN GELDING.

I 72. CHESTNUT GELDING. 71. CHESTNUT GELDING. 73.

BLACK GELDING. STABLE. From Messrs. F. Kidner and Son.

Lancaster-street, Hyde-park, W. 74. BAY GELDING. Ensign. I 76.

BAY GELDING. Reserve 75. BROWN GELDING, Beevor. 77. BROWN MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and oys.

78. BAY GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and eyes. The Property of a Gentleman. 79. BAY GELDING quiet in harness.

SO. BAY GELDIN'G quiet in harness. Have been driven together. 80a. Circular-fronted Brougham, I 80b.

Pair Harness. Rubber Tyres. STABLE. The Property a Lady. 8J.

GREY fll ARE quiet to ride, good huntress, carries a lady. The Profkrty of Mrs. H. Long, of Cameribos. 82.

DUN GELDING good hunter and hack. 83. BAY GELDING good hunter. 84. BAY GELDING: good hunter.

Tan Property ok a Gentleman. 85. BAY MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness. The Property of a Gentleman. 86.

CHESTNUT MARE; quiet to ride, quiet in harness, good hack, carries a lady. The Property of a Gentlejian who AcClllEXT. HAS MET WITH AN 87. BROWN GELDING, Burrows good hnnter, driven wheeler in team this season, and in double harness. 83.

CHEbTNUT GELDING, Dandy: hunter, driven leader in team this season, and in double harness. 89. BAY GELDING, Giuingnant; good hunter. BROWN GELDING: quiet to ride, quiet in harness. UROWN GELDING quiet to ride, harness.

Ola. Pair Hnrness. 91b. Pair Harness. STABLE.

Good Match. quiet in harness, grand action, sound in BROWN MARE wind and eves. 93. BROWN MARE; quiet in harness, grand action, sound in wind and eyes. From Mi.ssits.

M. and W. Milton, or Park-lane. BAY GELDING. I P.O.

BROWN MARE. BAY GELDING. 101. CHESTNUT GELDING 102. GREY GELDING.

103. BAY GELDING. 104. BLACK MARE. BLACK GELDING.

BROWN GELDING. BAY GELDING. CHESTNUT GELDING. Tue Propertt or a Gestlkmak. 105.

BROWN MARE. Kismet (769), foaled 188S, sire Oarthnsisa breeder, Mr. Thomas Thwaites, Collstones, Walton Camforu' Lancashire, has won over 40 nrizes. inciudinit first at theRoial and Royal Lancashire H. I.

S. Gold Medal. Tnv. Pkoperty ot a Laoy coing abroad 106. BAY GELDING quiet to ride, has been regularly driven in single and double STABLE.

Norfolk-br ei Horses, the Pkof'krtt of Mb. Paevkk. of North Walsham. -a 107. BAY GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and 103.

109. CHESTNUT GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and eye. CHESTNUT GELDING: quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and eyes. 'CHESTNUT MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in winit nii'l eyes. 110.

CHESTNUT MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and eyes. Match pair, regularly driven together 112. CHESTNUT MARE; quiet to ride, qnietin harness, sound in g2Y.F,SLM met to in harness. U4. GRE MARE, Snowball quiet to ride, good huntress, up to 115.

CHES1N IT GELDIN Baron quiet to ride, quiet in harness, good hunter, aud fast. vHk QUiet 10 ride' Quiefc in barne53- sound iu wind 117. CHESTNUT GELDING quiot in harness, sound in wind and 118. BLACK MARE (Welsh bred) quiet to ride, quiet in harness. Found in wind and eyes.

U9 WkV MABIJS quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and 120. BAY GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and eyes, a weight-carrying hack. 12h Ejnd eyehnn'bralady0 fa The Property of a m. BAY GELDING, Duke; has been constantly ridden aad Hfi TO'm'fhte t-ZJ1 uiet harness. RaiN MiOTNOi quiet harness, has been hunted.

127. ROAN MARE; quiei in harness. 12S. BROWN GELDING quiet in harness 129. BAY MARE: quiet iu harness.

13" BcoacELDIlrG: qiet iouble driven wheeler in a 1SL GREY MARE; driven wheeler in a coach. Driven together. Harness Horses, and Cob. 10 quiet in sound in IT? PO 1 LTIll VP miipf- tn rlA Ain.l mmm im TP uecr, sounu ,7, Tery rviiamo. 134.

BLACK MARE qmot to nde. quiet in harness, good hack and 135' to ride' 9uie6 in PW been Wamtnari.1 quict ln nice 137. BAY GELDING qniet to ride, qniet in harness, a fine goer, snd 13i t0 ride" good qUiCt to ride- fames'. BVrr fine fencer, 141 BROWN GELDING: qtuet to ride, quiet in harness, up to BAY GKLDTIcrj- qniet to ride, quiet in namess, a good brougham borso. H4.

MS. KAY PONY: Z'irTy' Bw t'on and fast, excp; BUCK fV)l "t- 4.1 hours, a h.V.l ZTUZ? rwiguron IIS. nuiet't. rid. quiet in harness, liba.

Single Brougham. Rubber I HCb. Pair Harness. 17. BWY.f5KLlmfG!: iB haew.

and as wheeler and leader Kc fenc' wwwvwm. WW tne uamonugesnire to date, V. L. I I III in narnt ss, not driven by present owner. nniet to ride, ajnod hnnter, bought as quiet Rust Cart 1 A -r, Stanhrpe liar, and Shafts 5.

Circular-tauited Lrougham S. Governess Car; 7. Rustic Cart. ironceu 149. GREY GELDING Saueer aii excellent trant-r ridden hv La? c.

tpper" f'st' fine 'wr' STABLE. t40 mv nvr r.iv.,' 150. roan il make. 152. BAY GELDING; quiet in harness.

r.nt.,.,l!)1: Propbrtv or a Ge.ntlkman-. ijo. UHESTN LT COB; quiet to rile, tiuietiu gontl hat and hunter, fast, has been ridden and driven by children. 154. ERflvrv rtrv.i iin.ni'vii ly.

CHESTNUT GELDING quiet to rid. m. Hued Gi. Robber Tyre. li5b.

Harn. GELDING quiet to ride, quiet 15. BLACK GELDING quiet in harnessT liarnes. quiet in harae 158. GREY MARE, Mabel: quiet to ride, quiet in harness, good Siew? Jna manuer, ames a lady.

i'i to.n1 quiet in harness, good manners. GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness driven leader in ateam, a hunter. BROWN GELDING has been driven in single and double W- 'NIT GKl.DTNf qniet iu hame. St A quiet to ride, quiet in iK.h IrT, I r.ug, anu vi nip. brown gelding, nib som to rwi ISSUE OF FIVE PER CENT.

FIRST MORTGAGE DEBENTURE STOCK- The LIST of APPLICATIONS will be CLOSED on or before lumtanay, tne ista uecember, at ten oclock. EL GRAHAM (Limited). (Registered under the Companies Acts, 1862 to 1886.) J. anacu uarii Ajj JtJUO.UUU, The whole of the share capital, except seven shares taken by the will be allotted as fully paid to the vendor in part payment of the purchase consideration. 175,000 FIVE PEtt CENT.

DEBENTURE STOCK i now OFFERED for SUBSCRIPTION at par-Payable as follows On appir-ation 10 per cent. On allotment 30 On 28th January, 1901 30 On 28th February, lilOl 30 TRUSTEES FOR DEBENTURE STOCKHOLDERS. William Posnette Manners (Chairman of Worthington and Burton-on-Trent). Charles John Potter, Heaton Hall, Newcaetle-on-Tyne. DIRECTORS.

J. H. GRAHAM. Coxlodce Hall. Nr-wra-RrltMtn-Tvn.

Chairman. Reginald Nofrin Hincks, Rocdene, Hampton Hill, Middlesex. E. A. Newman.

90, Piccadilly, London. WILLIAM CKISHOLM, 3, Byron street, Newcastle on Tyne, Manager. Bankers The National Provincial Bank of England (Limited), 113, Bishopsgate-street Within, London, E.G., Neweaatle-on-Tyno, and other branches. Solicitors Worthington Evans, Bird, and Hill, 35, Eastcheap. London, Plainer anu uiemoson, iSank-chambers, aiosiey-strcet, vew- castle-on-Tyne.

Brokers Lazenby Bros, and Paine. 5, Throgmorton-avenue, and Stock Exchange, London; J. 8. Challoner and Son, S3. Mosley-street, and Stock Exchange, Newcastle-on-Tyne Charlton and Ulintrworih, 6, Bank-street, and Stock Exchange, Manchester; Hardie and TurnbulL 43, George-street, and Stock Exchange, Edinburgh.

Auditors Monkhouse, Goddard. and chartered accountants, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Secretary (pro tem.) and Registered Office Jamea Dent. 1, saint Andrew-street, Newcastle-on-Tyne. ARRinnp.n pRn-tpurrrns.

The Company has beeu formed to acquire and carry on the old- established business of ine and spirit merchant, brewer, and hotel proprietor, belonging to Mr. John Harper Graham, of Newcastle-on line and iuniuiesoorougn. The Debenture Stock is redeemable at 110 per cent, on the 31st December, 1920, or in tbeeveut of liquidation of the Company prior to t.har. ihite. The interest, will 1 nairt on the 1st January, 1st April.

1st July, and 1st October in each year the first payment will be made on the 1st April, 1901, and will be calculated from the due dales of the instalments. The Debenture Stock will be secured by a trust deed, constituting a first mortgage on the freehold and long leasehold property of the Company, which, as will be seen from the valuers' report, is of the present value of 339,000. and a floating charge on the other assets of the Company. The amount now issued is only jU3t over one-half of tho valuation of the property specifically mortgaged, and. in the valuers' opinion, is amply secured irrespective of the values of the licences attaching to some of the properties.

The annual interest on the present issue is 8,750, whereas the present annual rental value of such property is, in the valuers' opinion, 14,575, rising to the interest is. therefore, well secured irrespective of the trading profits, but the accountants' certificate shows that the profits in the past hnTe been more than sufficient to pay the interest without reckoning the profits to be derived from the properties recently purchased. The object of the formation of the Company is to obtain the funds necessary to complete the recent purchases and rebuild and extend the Turk's Head Hotel, in Grey street, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Mr. Graham has agreed to act as managing direclur of the Company for five years without remuneration beyond the dividends on his shares, and has further agreed to retain during the same period at least one-halt of the share capital of the Company.

Applications will bo made to the Committees of the Stock Exchanges iu London and Newcastle-on-Tyne for settlements in, and quotations of. the Debenture Stock. Full prospectuses, containing the reports of the valuers and accountants, and forms of application, can be obtained at the offices of the Company and from the brokers, bankers, and solicitors. 3rd December, 1900. ORMAN and STACEY have now ON SALE at IIS.

yUEEN VICTORIA-STREET, E.C. TTSEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at very moderate prices. Consisting of a Magnificent PRIVATE COLLECTION of Genuine SHERATON, CHIPPENDALE, and MARQUE TERIE FURNITURE, together with examples of Louis XV. and XVL Cabinets. HAT is NORMAN and STACEY'S PLAN of FURNISHING It is a clever scheme (endorsed even by Mr.

Labouchere. of Truth '') now known ami adopted in ail parts of the English- i speaking world, which enables you to furnish your house or flat throughout, from drawing-room to kitchen (even to the extent i of linens, silver, cutlery, blinds, out of income without disturbing your capital by (instead of paying cash) dividing the whole amount into six, 12, 24, or 36 equal monthly payments. I During the above-mentioned period you can of course at any I time (should you wish it) pay off the amount and avail yourself of the cash discount. ORMAN and STACEY are FREQUENTLY ASKED I why they do not publish a fixed scale ol payment. Their reply thereto is that, in view of the fact that their customers principally belong to the higher classes, experience has taught them that customers much prefer to submit their own terms of payment.

Doubtless among the poorer classes a fixed scale is advisable. There is scarcely a recoenised tawr of any standing that has not during the last few years considered it its duty to call attention to Norman and Stacey's Instalment Plan of Furnishing. Ladies should make a point of paying a visit to NORMAN and STACEY'S SHOW-ROOMS and compare quality and prices with those of other large Houses. HE DAILY TELEGRAPH says The jury has awarded its Diploma of Honour to Messrs. Norman and Stacey (Ltd.) for their Exhibit of Furniture.

This is the highest award iu its particular class." ORMAN aud STACEV 118. QUEEN VICTORIA-STREET. E.O. All Koods marked in nlain figures. Country orders receive special attention.

Free Delivery. Inspection solicited. A Beautiful Catalogue in colours is given upon personal application. N.B. In 1894 We originated the Free Life Insurance System of Furnishing.

Beware of Imitators. MIDLAND FURNISHING COMPANY, 71, 73, 75, and 77. Judd-street, King s-cross, London. Established 1S30. TERMS FOR FURNISHING BY EASY INSTALMENTS.

10 worth 0 0 per month. 20 0 10 3J 0 15 0 40 13 6 50 1 7 6 100 2 5 0 200 5 0 0 500 12 10 0 1,000 25 0 0 Any amount supplied on proportionate terms. NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED. Goods delivered free in private vans. Country orders carriage paid.

It necessary a house of any magnitude furnUlied at a day's notice. NO INTEREST or other charges. Largest stock in London to select from. Carpets and Linoleums laid free of charge. Hours nine to eight.

Prospectus, catalogues, and Press opinions post free. Also Magnificent Selection of Second-hand Furniture. Telegrams "Crevice, London." Telephone 7S1. Eiug's-cross. SUPERIOR Second-hand FURNITURE.

S. and H. JEWELL (eslab. 1830), noted only for best quality furniture, by t.Ulow, Holland, and others Chippendale, miaul Sheraton, Old i French and modern furniture in great variety, old china, bronzes, clocks, all at auction prices large handsome sideboards, bookcases, dining tables, 4c: office and board-room furniture, fire-proof safes, Turkey carpets, all sizes shippers and the trade supplied. b.

and H. JEWELL, 29. 3d, 31, Little Queen-street, Holborn. IAMONDS VALUED or PURCHASED. From 1 to 10.003.

SPINK and SON, Diamond Merchants. Established 1772. VALUED or PURCHASED. Also Fine Jewels of all kinds, and Antique Silver. From 5s.

to 10 per ounce. VALUED or PURCHASED. Including Old Sheffield Plate. 4c. SPINK and SON, 1 and 2, Gracechurch-etrect, ConihilL E.C, and 17 and 18, Piccadilly, Ion-ion, W.

Est. 1772. EARLS LATE MORTLOCX'S Manufacturers of China, Glass, and Earthenware to the Queen and the Royal Family, and Contractors to H.M. Government, beg to stat that their OLE ADDRESSES are 466. 468, and 470, OXFORD-STREET 31 and 32, ORCHARD-STREET: and 2b, GRAN VILLE-PLACE, PORTM AN-SQUAEC, Loudon, W.

This business was established by John MortlocK in tne Oxford-road in 1746. and is now on by his great-great-grandsnu, John George Mortiock, in conjunction with six members of nis family. JEWELLERY, PRECIOUS SIONES, PLATED WARE PURCHASED for dsn. Gilliam will attend irsonally at owner's residence. PLATE aud If desired, Mr.

valuatious for probate. GEO RUE GILLIAM, successor to Makepeace aud Walford, CHRISTMAS TURKEYS, GEESE, kc. A Taried choice of Hampers of Country Produce for htme use or as Christmas from 5s. fl. each, carriage paid splendid value for money send lor lists.

Manager College of Rural Industries, Terwick, near Pctersfield. iJIABH PRODUCE for CHRISTMAS. VegetableB, Turkeys, Fowls. as supplied at cheap rates in G.E. Railway boxes to 500 families during last 10 years.

Particulars from Gerald Smith, Bcalings Hall, Woodbriuge, Suffolk. CHRISTMAS COCK TURKEYS, 6. each: GEESE, Fat. 4s. 6d.

each: SPRING CHICKENS. DfTOK THINGS. 4 couple. All sent rea ly dressed for cooking. Carefully packed, carriage paiu per parcel post.

u. anion, rauagiiao.errin, Sanyo, Ireland, requests all customers to sand addressed labels for parcels. IVE FISH Clb. rery fine selected fish, 2s. 3s.

dressed and earriM 2s. 0 paid prompt delivery lowest rates for lame Quantities cured fiah of best quality: trial solicited: lists free. The London and Provincial Fish Company, Grimsby Docks. iuoteDaper. POTATOES, at half the price of shops and stores, direct from the growers 1121b.

(cook like balls of flour), free delivered, for os. and will keep: cash on delivery. The Direct Supply Stores, J5, Hoi born-circus, London, E.C. POTATOES, at half the price of shops and stores, direct from the growers: 1121b. (cook like balls of flour), free delivered, for 5s.

and will keep cash on delivery. The Direet Supply Stores. 6. Holliorn-circua. London.

E.O. FIVE SHILLINGS. Acceptable present. HONEY, 71b. delicious strained Irish Honey, 211b, 14s.

6L; carriage paid anywhere. Grubb, King-street, Waterford. BAZAARS and FANCY FAIRS. JAPANESE VILLAGE, beautiful stalls, quantity of Bamboo, Ac, for SALE, cheap. Apply, first by letter, Mr.

C. Mealand, 6, Crescent-road. Wood-green, N. "XT EARLY NEW and SECOND-HAND IRON BUILD ts iui cnancei, veairy, ami porcn stable. 41ft- bv lift t.hrw stalls, loose box, and coachhouse cottage, three rooms and scullery hospital for 12 beds building, 15ft.

by lOfU At Baltersea, building 25ft. office 12ft. by 8ft. At Earl's-court- the Quadrant, dining-room 200ft. by 50ft.

At Paddingtou. i hurch 5S 1. by with vestry 12ft. by and porch hospital for six beds chapel 40ft. by 15ft.

At Knightsbridge, building 29ft. by ISft. and one 15ft. by 12ft. 6in.

Also several tons new soiled rooting sheets. Apply HUMPHREYS Knights! irjdgrf, Hyde-park, jjiondou, S.W. IRON BUILDLNGS for SALE, Earl's Court Exhibition also the Quadrant Dining-room, 2O0ft- lonr. 50ft. wide, about 25ft, high must be removed November.

Apply 'Humphreys (Limited), Contractors, Knightsbridge, Hyde-park, S. SV. IRON BUILDINGS of every Description. Schools, Hospitals. Football Paviliont.

Shoot: tur Boiw. stahleiL urv. hi. uses. Cottages, Bungalows large show grounds; buildings on view, 50 Tons Corrugated Iron for Sale.

Apply to J. Mitsou aud Den-1 mark-road, Oaniberucll, S.E. rpHE CHEAP WOOD COMPANY Supply erery- JL thing for Building, from a Cottage to a Mansion. Also Fencing, Horticultural Woodwork, Glas, Ironmongery, ic, at very low prices. Catal -goes post free on appiicaLiou to the Cheap Wood Company IbULf, iiisuopssaie-sireei, ionuou, piUIiNITURE REMOVED and WAREHOUSED.

The MJ Bedford Pantechnicon Company (limited), 194. Toitenham- court-road. Prospectuses and estimates free. Testimonials on application. Address Manager.

mOBACCONISTS COMMENCING. Illd. Guide (259 JL 3.L) OUTFITTING 186. Luudon. Largest and original houip.

Hairdressers fitted tiis.free; oQypars'repuition. WASHING. The ROYAL FRENCH LAUNDRY, 31G and 318, Latimer-road, St. Quintin's-park, the ideal Parisian laundry in London, managed 011 entirely French principles by a Parisian: prices low: deliveries correct and punctual; work excels: large drying ground elutw. hotels, and private families contracted for.

F.r tunh'T pcuiiculais address Mon. KocnueU aa abovr- ASHING. Miss KINGSTON is able to give pr-f T. sonal supervision to everything at the ROYAL BOLING-BROEE LAUNDRY, Waudsworth-common, S.W., and can guarantee beet work at moderate prices without the use of chemicals Jager3 a special! Ic punctual deliveries. VITASHING.

GLEN LAUNDRY, Landore-road, Ertab. 1875. Good familv Washinr Shepherd s-bush. W. Moderate prices.

Linen fret from soapy oIour, well aired, delivered no stinrta. Customers may inspect laundry any day. HAIR FALLING OFF. -A Lady, who nearly all hers, has now a strong, heavy growth, will send rarticiiUrs to I auyone ent-liwing stamped addressed cnveloiic to Miss M. R.

Field, uienuowt-r. ftiit-nsnn For the blood is the life." CLARKE'S World-famed BLOOD MIXTURE is warranted to cleanse the blood from all impuriti, from what- ever cause arising. For scrofula, scurvy, eczema, skiii, snd blood I diseases, and sores of all knuls. its effects are marvellous. In bottles 9d.

and lis. each, nf all chemists. Sent for 3T or 132 stamps, by the 1 hr Lincoln and Comities Dnig Company, Lincoln. Purchasers of Clarke's Blond Mixture beware of worthless' imitations. Sittsea, Carriages, SALE.

Single BROUGHAM, HORSE, and HARNESS, all complete, and in new condition: a very nice uiiu appiy j. tiarretiAge aiuiejtvinuUgii-Blatte, SALE' PAIR of BROWN GELDINGS nice Jfc 7on ln harness, both excellent brougham horses. M'piy vv. Garrett, waoiet, vv. I3H)R SALE.

Smart TURNOUT, consisting of Handsome PONY, qniet to r.de and 7 yrs old. about, I handi, sound, fast, ami gootl nu.ver Kndicolt Car, wilh Itltsl ruhlvrr ijr.f. patent wheel; Brass bo'h made for pony st ot complete clothing, Kr. AUo. Hau-l-sorae.

BLACK. RETRIRVER rwil; JiZ SPANIEL DOG both good in field. SJmsrimmmsm I gg gkddlend I 16 Saddle? i Thk Property of the Coupe Company. 167. BAY MARE.

Edna. 168. BROWN GELDING (well bred) quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound, carries a lady. Welsh Cot. 169.

BAY MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind nnd eyes. 170. BAY quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and eyes. 171. ROAN MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and eyes.

172. BAY PONY quiet to nde, quiet in harners, sound In wind and eyes. 172a. BA MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 172b.

BAY MARE. 1 172d. GREY GELDING. 172c. BAY GELDING.

I Ticket 8. Gig 9, 1 i Cart 10, Private Break to carry 12 persons 11, Landau 12, Harness 13, Van with Hoops and Tilt 14, Phaeton. 173. ma. 174.

173. 176. BROWN COB quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 'Panel Cart. I 173b.

'Harness. in one lot. BAY COLT, foaled May lOtb, 1900. by St. Oswald.

BAY MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness, very free. BLACK GELDING quiet to ride, quiet In harness. CHESTNUT GELDING quiet in harness. ROAN GELDING, Starlight quiat to ride, quiet in harness, driven by a lady. The Property of a Doctor.

BROWN MARE has been regularly driven. 177. 179. 180. CHESTNUT MARE.

18L BAY GELDING. 181a. Pan'-t Van. lSlh Hrn3 182. BROWN MARE.

182a. Gig. 132b. Harness. BAY ELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harm 184.

BAY GELJJI-it quiet in namess. 1S5. BAY GELDING quiet in harness. 186. CHESTNUT GELDING quiet in harness.

187. CHESTNUT GELDING quiet in harness, fine goer. 187a. Landau, Pole. Bar, aud Shafts.

187b. Tandem Lead Harness. THE BOXES. The Property or L.C. Bucknali Lamport, North- AMPTOJf.

188. (Box F) BAY GELDING, Souci, 3 yrs, by Amphlon out of Marsh Marigold, by Bend Or out of Mangold (dam of Baliol); quiet to ride, sound in wind and eyes, a winner, for performances see Calendar, has been hunted, likely to make a chaser. 189. (Box GJ BROWN ARE quiet to ri dp, quiet in harness. 190.

(Box H) BAY MAKE: quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 191. (Box 1) BROWN GELDING; quiet in harness, tine action, take3 no notice of steam. 192. (Box J) BAY GELDING quiet in harness, sound iu wind and eyes, fine mover.

133. (Box K) BAY COB; quiet in harness, good trapper, fast ani free, fine goer. 194. (Box L) BAY MARE qniet to ride, quiet in harness, good huntress, very rlever, carries a lady. 195.

(Box MJ BAY GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness. Ticket 15 and 16, Circular-fronted Broughams; 17 and 18, Harness; 19, Circular-fronted Brougham; 20, Dog Cart Phaeton; 21, Square-frouted Brougham. 196. BAY GELDING. I 198.

BAY COB. 197. BROWN GELDING. 199. BAY MARE regularly driven in single and donble harness, free from vice.

TOO. ROAN GELDING nuietin harness. COL CHESTN UT ELDING has been regularly ridden and driven. 202. CHESTN UT ARE: hns ben regularly ridden and driven.

203. GREY GELDING; quiet in harness. 264. BAY MARE has been regularly ridden and driven. 205.

BAY GELDING quiet in harness. .206. BAY COB quiet in harness. 207. BAY PONY quiet in harness.

208. BAY MARE quiet in harn ss, good worker. 209. BLACK MARE quiet in harness. 210.

BLACK MARK. 211. BLACK MARE: quit-tin harness, and sound. 212. ROAN GELDING quiet in harness.

213. MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 214. BLACK GELDING: quiet to ride, quiet iu harness. 21r.

ROAN GELDING quiet in harness, good worker. 216. BROWN ELDING has been constantly ridden and driven. 217. ROAN OELDlNG quiet in harnss.

The Property or same Person. 218. BAY MARE. 1 GREY GELDING. 219.

ROAN MARE 221. BROWN COR M. BAY GELDING quiet in harness. 223. BROWN MAKE: has been regularly ridden and driven.

224. BLACK GELDING; quiet to ride, quiet in harness. 225. BAY MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness, pleasant trnpper, and fast. 22.5a.

Panel Cart. 1 225c. Rug and Whip. 225b. Harness.

226. GREY GELDING. 227. GREY PONY. A LD RIDGE'S, St.

Martin's-lane, Loudon. Established by AUCTION. EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10.30. OXrt HORSES will be SOLD TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). December 12.

1900. and wUl include Brooitham and Phaeton Horses from Messrs. Milton, Mr.W. Burton, Mr. F.

H. Collings, and other jobmasters, with Hocks, Hunters, Harness Horses, Cohs. Ponit-s, and Cart Horses from noblemen, gcntle-ni'u, and the trade. New and Second-hand Carriages, Harness, 4c. Sales and valuations in town or country.

No dealing allowed on th? part of anyone connected with the establishment. Telephone 5,102. W. and a FREEMAN, Proprietors. ALDRIDGE S.

Norfolk bred Horses. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), December 12. Messrs. W. and 8.

FREEMAN will SELL, the Property of Mr. R. W. Palmer, of North Walsham. SIX NORFOLK-BRED HORSES, 5 and 6 yrs old.

15.1 to 15.3. well bred, good looking, in hard condition warranted quiet to ride, quiet in harness, tuund in wind and cyei On view. A1'! DRIDGE'S. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). December 12.

Messrs. W. and S. FREEMAN will SF.I.T,. without reserve, the Property of Edward H.

8. Champneys, r.i., or nemn'ige, nyrne CHESTNUT MARE quiet to ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and eyes, a good trapper. BLACK GELDING cuirt 10 ride, quiet in harness, sound in wind and tyea, fast, a ooil trapper. They were both bought unbroken last June by the present owner, have been broken in by him and been in constant work ever since. On view.

A LD RIDGE'S. Pedisree Gelding. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). December 12. Messrs.

W. and S. FREEMAN win SELL, the Property of a Gentleman. SO NCI. Bay Gelding.

3 yrs, 15.2. by Aniphion Marsh Marigold by Bend 'Or i.Viarigold dam by Ballinl) to make a chaser, a winner (see 322 Calendar performances), quiet to ride, sound iu wind and eyes, and has been hunted. On view. LDRIDGE'S. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), December 12, Messrs.

W. and 3. FREEMAN will SELL, a BAx" MARE; warranted quiet to ride, quiet in harness, very free both in saddle and harness. BROWN GELDING quiet to ride, quiet in harness and a BAY COLT FOAL by St. Oswald, foaled 10th May, 1900.

On view. ALD RIDGE'S. Two Horses and Nearly New Laundry Van. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), December 12, Messrs. and S.

FREEMAN will SELL a CHESTNUT MARE. BAY i.tLoiaij, neany new 1AU.MJKI VAN, and HARNESS. On view. A LDRIDGE'S. Pair of Carriage Horses.

TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), December 10, Messrs. W. and is. t'SEEMAN hUISELL a PAIR of CARRIAGE iouj qmet to or orive, tine goers, good mouths, have wit nveu toitecner. un view.

A LDRIDGE'S. TO MORROW (WEDNESDAY). December 12, Messrs. W. and S.

FREEMAN will the fropcrty or a Gentleman, a BAY GELDING; warranted quiet to ride, quiet in harness, and good hunter, sold through not being up to A LDRIDGE'S. STUD FARM for PRIVATE SALE within easy drive of London, and ample railway facilities; residence, stabling for 20 horses on lease, at moderate rent additional ground may Pbly be rented. For premium and particulars apply THURSDAY'S SALE AT AT.RKRT-fSATH: MESSRS. TATTERSALL beg to GIVE NOTICE that they will HOLD au EXTRA SALE on THURSDAY, TTORSES (300k with anriwalled hich action. JLJL ana MILTON 6.

Park-lane. Piccadilly, dealers in Enuusn and Irish High-clas Horses, beg to inform the nobility and gentry they have several pairs also single horses and cobs prices tcuvu juu. iLAukutisueu iuu yean. HORSES. A handsome Pair of Bav Brougham or Landan Geldings for hilly country, 16 hands high, 5 and 6 yrs veterinary cxaminutinn allowed, or warranted: price moderate.

Messrs. M. and W. MILTON'ij Stables. No.

6, Park-lane, Piccadilly. Established 100 years. COBS. PAIR Remarkably Handsome Dark Brown Cobs, for brougham, victoria, or saddle fist, good action in double or single Harness, 15 hands i.rice moderate; trial, veterinary exaitiin.iti.in snowed, or warranted. ILTON 'S Stables, 6, Park-ane, Piccadilly.

Estabiisheu 10J years. JOB HORSES. Job Horses. Job Horses. M.

and W. MILTON, 6, Park-lane, Piccadilly. SUPPLY superior mgn-stepping and Single Horses of quality by the month or year terms moderate. Established over 100 years. J.

A. PREECE and SONS Jobmasters, Head Office, 2TX). Finham-road, S.W. Six, Kensington): and if, Lravn-roail, Paddmgton (Telephone No. 5S7, Paddington).

(Telegraphic audresa. "PrinciUon, CARRIAGES of Every Description To Let by the Hour, Day or Week. Superior JOB HORSES and PARISIAN-SHAPED CARRIAGES TT. By Monthly, Oriarterly. or Yearly Contracts.

RIDING SCHOOL. Largest aud best ventilated in London. lUMeurre-square, S.W. VEOMANI1Y. Ac.

CHARGERS to be let on hire with option of Viircnasf w. w. w. J. SMITH, DEALER in HORSES and JOBMASTER, Little Cadogan-place, Belgrave-struare, S.W.

250 High-class HORSES always on show, suitable for all purposes. SMITH has well-appointed Rubber-tyred to LET at the shortest notice, for J. any period. J. SMITH is PROPRIETOR of the Royal CADOGAN RIDING SCHOOL.

JDjicjtrams London. Telephone: 433 Westminster. 1 KAY BROTHERS. JOBMASTR KS. BROTHERS.

VT Stourciifft-street, Upper George-street, Bryanston-sqnare, and 1, Little Ciiestei -street, Belgrave-iuare, S.W. Op.u and Closea CARRIAGES of all Descriptions. JOB HORSES. PRIVATE CABS, with COACHMEN be SOLD, through death, a vsrv BLACK 1UARR. Ii3 hunH.

At -aA. TTTV. ril-: Tlko DAX 11 tl tls ainiixi. wo, mas, to yrs ail quid to nde and drive in single auu double harness. hal-ki' and carry a lady; up to 12st.

and IB-t. ami saddle, no vice with motor cars or steam, free, and fast: warranted sound and 3even days' trial allowed snd written warranty given to be sold together or separate prices Zz. to Udsi: suitable for medical ueutle.nan or others. Annl. to Sutherland House stables, Surbiwn-parkesceut THE CHOICE of TWO Handsome BAY CARRIAGE GELDINGS, 0 and yrs ol 1, 15.3 and 16 hands; with grand all.

round actions and perfect manners, quiet with ttaam and motor cm Teilabll uetvom or elderly pemon, quiet in sioglTor double harness, has been used brougham, landau, doa cart ranted sound, and opsn to v.s., satisfactory reason given for tJartiruT-pnee from .0. to logsApply to Groom. Walnut House (next door to uie Eondjn Provincial Bank), Leytonstoue-roaU (two minut? from Lej tDnStone StaUon). 1 A SPLENDID BAY GELDING, with black point-- harness, free aud fast; jia, ua iauiij quieb nuu anu anve in double awl ainirln tmrii ctlv ouiet wir.h it.m ulu used in brougham, victoria warranted sound; trial allows! Coachman. 15, Church-road, Briston-hiH (near St.

MMthews i Chirn ELL-MATCHED PAIR CHESTNUT GELDINCS snd 7 yrs. about 15.3; brilliant horses to drive ouior infi'i s. with grand action these aro tine leaders anrl TLSSSS haniess, IfMly'a driving or for phaoton or victoria SmiSSSZE? foT 2 trial and veterinary opinion. Stand at iearsley a CommtBsiou ni-aoies, vynitnam-piace. KAt'K and DKLVlNUv COB a Chestmnt txA- 15.1.

rising remarkably fine go'er 1 MoTivS rmm free of 5 C-miniMiion StaMes. Wyndham-placV-. st eraleT 3 fOLBVBR, Well-bred GELDING. 1" 'X JSPy rinr.rcr. nut.

fTcellent nnn Zl a piv nrvr! up to 15st; 16 and o-ilvM property of a marter Taylor. Lt jtou, Essex. hounds; fiOaa.Ir. wenueia, Stiduurv Hm Apply Coachman. --TLrj'w--uae-iii pAHiSNCE, ad hi aWl'-'H-aaV.

Shovavn. 1)11 Hum c' ecu sc Blf-nhf im Hun und. withonr. vi-e i-. MATCH PAIR of no white.

15.1 hish. all-round action 'both rTtaiSS3E2iaSM once art I -va to ntle ana 1 rive, hi ho ouuiiu, umec uo further use tor him: can h. reason owner h-s Om chestnuts? wwi ELI ABLE Wt-ih. XX yrs old. up to i5st JatiJN'1'KK, 16 hands.

6 suiXblertor a VerV' Iwoutnt: tacft ami taSter very sare convevante over a hoK? I e. snai Jr. I I m. ch. ueee inner, ijuj.

B1 KITISH EXPLORATION of AUSTRALASIA (Limited). (Incorporated under the Oomrianle Acta 1862 to 1898). CAPITAL I 500,000. Divided into 500.000 Sharps of 1 each. SUBSCRIPTIONS at par are INVITED for 150,000 SHARES, payable as follows 5s.

per share on application, 5s. per share on allotment, and the balance in calls not exceeding 5s. per share at intervals of not less than two months. DIRECTORS. P.

Lyttelton Gell, Director of British South Africa Company. A. K. Morgans, M.L. Managing Director of Westralia Mount Morgans Gold Mines Company (Limited), ami Millionaire (Limited).

Colonel A. J. Filgate, R.E., Directors of Westralia Mount Morgans C. A. WintPr, Gold Mine Company (Limited).

J. H. Birchenough, Director of Imperial Continental Gas Association. Esq'' Milhonare Will join the Board after Allotment. MANAGING DIRECTOR IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

1 A E. Morgans, Esq. (Member of the Legislative Assembly), Perth, W.A. Bankers National Provincial Bank of England (Limited), 112, Bishopsgate-street, London. E.C.

Auditors Messrs. Munroand Thomas, 20 and 21, L3wrence-lane, E.G. Solicitors Messrs. Baker, Blaker, and Hawes, 117, Cannon-street, London. EC.

Messrs. Stanley, Money, and Walker, Perth, Western Australia. Secretary and Offices W. Beavis, 54 and 55, PROSPECTUS. This Company ia formed as a general Exploration and Development Company, under the direction in Western Australia of Mr.

A. E. Morgans, Member of the Legislative Assembly, to acquire and develop in the first place the extensive mineral properties in that Colony described in the schedule hereto.to promote remunerative public works conducive to mining interests, and generally to carry on the business of concessionaires, and contractors for public and private undertakings. claims and interests held under the Goldtields Act and Regulations and the Mineral Act and 01 western Australia in a district practically undeveloped. It will be noted troci tue accom- mnvini thai nnmp nf aha claims have been Drohtablv worked up to a point by local owners, whose operations have been restricted for want of the working capital and modem plant requisite to handle the large bodies of ore now accessible.

In view of the profitable results anticipated from the operations of this Company, such owners, when Managing Director of the Westralia Mount Morgans Gold Mines Company (Limited), the shares of which are earning large dividends and command a high premium, who is well known in the Colony as a high authority on all matters connected with mining interests. He re-sells the properties to the Company at a profit, retaining a large interegL its shares, and placing his services at the disposal of the Ttrw-rrt njj Mana-in- Director in Western Australia. The properties now acquired are situated in the North-West pastoral territory in the vicinity of Marble Bar, Warrawoona, Nuliagine. and Roeburne, their distance from the coast varying from 25 to 130 miles. The Croydon Copper Mino is within 25 miles of the Port of Balla-Balla, whilst the Government road from Port Hedland (a good harbour, upon which considerable outlay has been incurred) passes through Marble Bar to Nuliagine.

It is anticipated that a railway will be constructed at an early date from Port Hedland through the latter district, as a resolution recommending the construction of the railway was catried in the Legislative Assembly during the Session of lytfJ. BRITISH EXPLORATION of AUSTRALASIA (Limited). Reports upon the properties, together with plans, have been submitted by Mr. Morgans and Mr. J.

E. Weir, juu. The Directors dssire draw attention to the following extracts irom Mr. Morgans's reports Chamberlain" Mis Es. About 400ft.

from tho south-eastern boundary an underlay shaft has been sunk to a depth of 90ft. Iu this shaft the average width of the vein is from 2ft. 6in. to 3ft. At a depth about 90ft.

from the outcrop of the vein on the other side of the hill, a tunnel of 132ft. in length has been put in to intersect rue vein, which it did. and was driveu upon north-east aud south-west for a distance of 28ft. and 25ft. respectively.

The ore removed from the vein in carrying out the operations described amounted to 196 tons. This was crushed, and resulted in a yield of 495oz- of gold, showing an average of about 2joz. per ton. On the same reef, at a point where the vein turns to its original direction, another shaft of 20ft. in depth has been sunk upon a vein about 2ft- wide.

Fifteen tons of this ore gave a return of a little over 3oz. per ton iu crushing." Baden-Powell Mines. "The vein averages in this shaft and open cut from 8ft, to Sft. wide. The whole of the stone taken out during the sinking operations has beeu crushed without any selection, and has resulted in an exceedingly good yield of gold per ton.

The first 340 tons crushed yielded of gold, and the second lot of tons yielded 2.18Soz. This g-id has a value of 3 19s. to 4 jier It will be seen from these results that out of this shaft 1,110 tuns ere crushed, yielding of gold. This shows a general average 3oz. ldwt, per ton of ore.

Tailings from these crtishings average from 6dwts. to Sdwts. per ton, and the blanket concentrates run about per too. Taking into accouut the gold left in the tailings and blanketings, I estimate the fire assay of the vein matter in this shaft Sjoz. per ton.

The width of the stone in the shaft is known to be over but as it has not all been taken out between the walls, the exact width is not known. At the bottcm of the shaft, which is 140ft. below the outcrop, the stone is nearly 9ft. in width, and assays from 2joz. to 3oz.

per ton." Roberts' Mines." The main reef is somewhat flat, and has an average width of a little over 3ft. An underlay shaft has been put down for about loOf all in gold-bearing quartz of an average value more than an ounce to the ton. About 80ft. down this underlay shaft a drive has been put in on the course of the vein for a disLance over 200f in which the vein is found to maintain its width and value. At the bottom of the underlay shaft a driie has been put in a distance of more than where also the vein maintains its vaiue ami width.

More than 2,900 tons of ore have been crushed from these drives, and from some stuping that was done a yield of about wif. per tun was obtained by amalgamation, and about 7dwts. remained in the tailings." NfLLAUlNE "There are at least nine stratified deposits known to exist, varying from 3ft. to oft. iu width, all of which carry gold.

All of are composed of conglomerates in many cases resembling the Bauket formations of the Rand. A very large number of samples have been taken from Ihese conglomerate deposits where it has beeu possible to gel atthem.and many hundreds tons have been crushed which have shown an average of more than half-au-ounce of gold to the ton, obtained upon the plates. It is known, however, that a considerable quantity of gold gets aw ay in the tailings, most of which will be saved when a proper plant has been erected for tneir treatment. The successful exploitation of the conglomerates will depend chiefly upon two points, first, a systematic development of the stratified deposits on the most approved plans for extraction of the ore cheaply and expeditiously, and secondly, upon the erection of a plant with sufficient capacity to treat 200 to 300 tons per day at least. With regard to the developments of these deposits they lend themselves to tile introduction of an economic sy3tera, and sinkiug a centre shaft at a point north-east of Cook's Hill, the whole of these deposits can be developed and worked from one shaft.

I have examined mostcaiefully these deposits, and I was greatly impressed with the immense possibilities that may result from their active and systematic development. The great object of course to be aimed at is to design the plant and machinery, and lay out the underground workings, upon line that will economise labour. If this is done. I am convinced that 6dwts. per ton will more than pay all the expenses." Tin Mines.

"The properties under consideration contain about 140 acres, but there has been very little development work done except in one particular spot, where about 40 tons of alluvial tin have been obtained by sluicing. The shipment of the first 17 tons of thi3 tin, after paying expenses of freigia from the coast of Singapore, and smelting charges, resulted in a n' return of 1,485. or at the rate of 87 per ton. From these figures it ill be seen that the alluvial tin from this field is very pure and of excellent quality." Croydon Copper Mine. Up to the time of my visit about 300 tons of ore had been taken from the outcrop and shipped to the smelting works.

These shipments resulted iu an nverage of 25 per cent, of copper since that time a further 150 tons have been shipped, wiucn resuiitain an average percentage or S3 D3 per cent, ot copper, and yielded a net result of 15 per ton. l'rom tne toiegn leL'omeit will be seen that the Conner ore in this mmp large quantities has resulted in a very high assay value, and looking at the fact that the whole of the material taken from the deposit has been shipped nithout any selection, the result must be looked upon as very gratifying. At the time of my visit the deposit in the 50ft. level varied from 14ft. to 17ft.

in width, and was at that time about 60ft. in length. Samples from the floor of this drive gavi averages of over 40 per cent, of copper. Th character of the ore is black oxide of copper mixed with considerable quantities of copper sulphide, which is one of the most valuable forms of copper ore." RITISH EXPLORATION iLimitftdL of AUSTRALASLA The purchase priee for the prouer. ies has been fixed by the Vendor 310,000, payable as to 00,000 in cash and as to 250,000 in fully KfE.w,,"" The Vendor will nav all the exuensea connected with thp fnmninn the Company up to the date of allotment, including registration and brokerage.

The Directors will not proceed to allotment unless the 150.000 shares now offered are all subscribed for. The working capital to be provided by this issue is 90.000. The 100,000 unissued shares are reserved to provide further capital as and when required. The only contracts entered into by the Company are three dated the 6th day of December, 1900, and each contract is made between Alfred Edward Morgans, the Vendor.of the one part, and the British Exploration of Australasia (Limited) of the other part. These contracts, Mr.

Morgans' reports, a certified copy of Mr. Weirs extracts, and the memorandum and articles of association can be seen by applicants for shares at the offices of the solicitors to theCompany. The Vendor has entered into contracts relative to the formation and issue of the Company. Such contracts or some of them maybe contracts within Section 38 of the Companies Act, 1867. Applicants for shares shall be deemed to have full notice of all such contracts and to hae agreed with the Company, as trustee for the Directors and oth-r persons liable, not to make any claim whatsoever or to institute any proceedings in respect of any uon-compliance with the eaid section or otherwise.

Early application will be made to the Stock Exchange for a special Settlement in the shares of the Company. Applications for shares should be made on the accompanying form and sent to the bankers of the Compauy, together with a deposit tor each share applied for. Where no allotment is made the deposit will be returned in full, and where the numhpr nf sharm ullotroH ic loa h.n that applied for, the surplus will be credited to the payment due on Schedule of Properties and Interests. Name of Claim. Area.

Nuliagine Conglomerates 320 acres. (A Mineral area originally granted by the West Australian Government as a reward uuder the Mineral Lands Act aud Regulations for the discovery of Diamonds.) Lease No. o05i 12 523-Chamberlain Group 12 513J 12 LeaseNo. interest) 12 5d9 I Baden-Powell Group 12 Claim adjoining Leases Nos. 483 and 509 12 Lease No.

21 4 3 Roberts Group 6 7j is Croydon Copper Mine? (near Balla-Balla) 40 Tin Claims near Marble Bar 140 8th December, 1900. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. BRITISH EXPLORATION of AUSTRALASIA (Limited). To the Directors of British Exploration of Australasia (Limited), Gentlemen, Having paid to your bankers, The National Pro-! vincial Bank of England (Limited), 112, Bisliopsgate-slreet, London, E.C. to the accouut of British Exploration of Australasia (Limited), tho sum of being a deposit of 5s.

per share on shares .1 each the above-named Company, I request you to allot I me that numLcrof shares, and I agree to accept and pay for the same, or any less number, upon th" terms of the prospectus datei the 8th day of December. 1900. and subiect to the nn.l 1 articles of association of the Compauy, aud I authorise you to I than is contained in such prospectus. iRntint "Ju" (Must be written distinctly. Ordinary Signature Name (in full) Address (in full) Profession or Occupation Date partnerships, nbt0itneni, rT0 INVENTORS.

Patents Secured, Sales Negotiated. 1 and Inventors Assisted; special facilities; handbook and auvice fret. Hughes and Young, patent agents (esu lSi9), 55-56, Chancery-lane, W.C. Trade marks registered. ONLY to those Interested in the Practice of Astrology.

Palmistry, Psychometry, Graphology, PARTNER WANTED (lady preferred) with Capital to join advertiser (old established), whose flat is beautifully furnished, and fitted with electric light, modern furniture, gas, messenger call. iu the tiutst loculion in the whole of the West-end of London guaranteed profit .10 weekly. Reply in strict confidence, stating capital, references, and full particulars, to Opportune, 10,309, "Morning Post" office. Strand. PARTNER WANTED, sleeping or active.

Gentlemanly business, connected with horses or would SELL and take management. For particu are apply to Marshall and Fridham, solicitors, -x. Theobald's-road. W.C. ARTNER WANTED, 2,000 to 3,000 (Active pre-ferred), in well-established Wholesale showing pood profits.

Principals or their solicitors only audress Odell, lu.aa, "Morning Post office, Strand, W.C. WANTED, an Intelligent, educated Gentleman to Learn ACTING MANAGEMENT in a firstrclass Theatrical Company for London and short tour no premium quired, but must deposit 103. which will be returned in salary references exchanged. Enterprise, Rosier, Vale-road, Ramsgate. TO INVESTORS.

An opportunity occurs to acquire PREFERENCE SHARES iu a sound ENGLISH COLLIERY pay at normal price of coal 25 per at present price 50 per 1 cent, to 75 per cent, per annum perfectly safe investment: full par- ticulars to principals only. Address Colliery, care of J. W. Vickers, general advertising offices, 5. Nicholas-lane, London.

EC. af20.000 TRUST FUNDS to LEND on Mortgage at 3i Xj ner would be divided. Anuly to the IrusUies' surveyors! Messrs. David Burnett and 15, Nicholas-lane, E.C. SOUTH AFRICAN INVESTMENT.

Rara opportunity offered to a Few Geutlemen to complete an important Syndicate, which is already more than half formed, upon excellent U-rms remarkably good Government concession the business is high class, but slightly speculative: our colonial manager is uow in England, and will explain fully by letter or interview. Cape Commercial Contract Company, SI. Regent-street (Waterloo-place). London. ADY or Gentleman with 1,000 REQUIRED to Assist Protttrtv0 cerfafn ir Hrit instaiicc A Advertiser in Developing naguilicent Mining 1'rotierty certain fortune within 12 months.

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Waitresses, Chamber, Stillrooru, kitchen StorrrvVUers; Porters. Valets. Pages. Telephone, Gerrard" Tabular uookl keeping and typewriting taught. uwn- -WSffl' Secretary.

ofVvt JUNIOR CLERK, or Youth leaving school. WANTED in a Wesu end establishment must write good hand d.e uVm, gSfewfrM! week, or more tohavimTsoie office experienceApply, in own handwriting, stating ace to Mr. Coster, stationer, fo. Weymonth-street. REQUIRED to COLLECT oucib.1 HEWS privately: no canvassiua 12 ta m.r CnteWCOntidenCe toZ-9- Office' LADIES REQUIRED, those with nursing experience nrefeirml demonstrate a scientific specialty in hIXU'J.

in vanouri parts of the 3S snops when train hn i ni. "oaj. anu exne "1 TEN. Youths, all Classes. REQUIRING any EMPLOYMFVT Alvey-street, Surreyu.

tSSS ON DEMAND Nombrn de FRANCAISES Snissesswi xitl. mandes. et autres etraneirmi 0..,,, tri. ARe- payer de Chamborao vI TfcARKNTK mri r.ciDmmL, I Jf LNG ocou for a S0-l OPEN- Advertioiug Departnient of a City Office a AitutinlA. leaving 'in school in the tic 2Z permanency to a wiUing will be under the immediate S'SSSSSfe with raridvrilingancUdate, care of WimnTei I head ecnooi; exnenenced.

Mrs. Hnlov T.iir ul StErmms-mamuons. Victoria.atreet, 8. Ageucy, 77a. public school experienced.

1 ADY-HOU3EKEEPER WANTED JU house; capable and riM "1 'T1'0 eleven or after five o'clock, i --Apply. before rumweii-roam. iriV UOTTCPL- Cttictt. boy. and act as for invited from Eiwlish vacancies! Annie .1,, 'nessea Jann irv Agency.

2. Great Ruasell-street, BriMh ADT-HOTTsirirwwinxTj -Li entire of "i.eJ?in'llnf REQUIRED eleven to five TwfT Snowldge of French an street, W. nT0 lune Agency. 06, South Molton- srvan SEKEEPER Jtffi: interview trwtU ar -U1-h' Nurso for name house. weekly, interview to-day.

Workin- Ho Manchester, SSs. interview at 3 p.m. Useful lbr5e 3S Margaret-street. Oxford-cutui Beresford, WANTED, a Lady as Useful COKPAVIfti nui I fond of and iiRd fo hii.ir 1UN Church of Encland! onocfc 145. EbitryeeCs Tw lPVrU -T languages, music tJf.T three iAubert, 1.

Regent-street. TVAILY or RESIDENT Grvv sro JL foronegirl, aged 13; musnik UlED immediately Sloane-street. nrasiciu; sauary Annlv ana tvi street, au once, Miss Russell's, 2o, -1 OVERNE3S (not over 125) WANTviTIii or weekly good Prencb, Gerril? "ident to full rrticularVi C-: four girU. aires id Garlton-hilL N.W. af GOVERNESS or LADY-NURSP JL onca: must be exitMic-eclLiSi''0 REQUIRED at Willing 162.

Picca.tilly.w 'uert sd about 25. Write, to G. lOR SSHJSAm three children STREET. accompllsheti and well read street. REQUIRES mterviow to-tlayantl erman uouuay tX DBMANDE Afrique, francais et GOTTYERNantrs SSlr? iW musid ru uxlord-street, -SWAgenco lnterna- EQUIRED.after "chTtsT wqrtn.

Jv orth-tw pi'-JT orth-erul Pi. jy'rv'mst particulars AlIT T. Tf. ixanapBteaU-heath. rtalTaurBND Ml JIB WJ.1i r.LaboMt: drawing.

Hall. Coventry. no nuq. Mrs. ra-s uGOVBRNESS ff French Prench- eWWvwa25 toro.The nd n.J must -rs.

Britten, care of HMMi -NDir- i JLfJ'imsW. but. ror ivJowiaati islii -no wuiwi piay Wlth lhH uxe tn find a hrihr have been out bef rtaawaii, staiioners. Entrance Kaa. -T VIUVKRVBOO.

i -a ANTUARY, 1901. HEADENfrrraij 40 (Chesbire). music, yk? Non-Resident 13, BgenftrcM8.ar' Man7 otner i I A Ml, or. -fltmg salary. tu WANTED, entire charg- "a "or 0, Cncertin nhoto Piiii rlJ! i'r? o'W'-V-for hoy, Rushy.

1 Mw sj MOTHEri'S HELP or Sw" W. 5 yam am! to tak- Al VI OTHER'S HKU, nurs, ry a fc 'T in. Common' library. 154. I :tna.o im, 1 EQUIRED LA 'V.

oil. rA BSiSS housework; eotnfortardVh Highgare. '-J4 WANTED for the 1.177' seven no te r. of t.r Bartrum. 58, J7nM WANTED, after a- week tho Can, i ni-Tn or rl VI aw ivTiM, lii 't.

y''." Ll-, WOMAN. ace I mare Asy for I sui. 5j. in robust health V-lJt1- H.icuPnots. H-wi-hiii: for abroad WAVTPrTTr i 0 "tS2 for London.

MlT7r SLIMES; entire char "one? an TWO drilling Norland (7'' rt. Reply Mr RawHnson. 28. Z', worthy Ni ff foi 'ma Mrs. Peel, Pittville Iiwi 1 urMrw iti'T KE 0IMhND V- Uke baby from luontU: SIukIi XC'R.

umlgrJO-Apply La.ly Ellis. QOJWrt, 9 Wle-i 3 IMMEDIATELY WANTED, a. ft, ds.icate by -nonths etn Cottage, Vale, Hunpsteau. two uii-r lr" 'or-jj NURSE or NURSERY COVKRNKS WAST, over 20: for two. hildren.t, To.

nd a terrace. Bayswater. W. Appiya, NURSE. -Can any Lndy REfO.MI'n superior Nurso Brlfasi.

ijuimi UT nr. Jaillury tiln.il LynahuistjJVrryvoljie-av mu Belfast in country. tt r- V. I I my av tvooiwicn Woolen usldx; S'-t, Auply, lietweeu et gate. 1 and tin u-iiay, 7, or mucin anu iutervitw London i(iuired Kent.

(Thorouftlily-experi, nredi WANTED jSI Jaiiiwry; one b.by axel! char r-ttr letter to Mrs. N. "VUBSF. (EtperioncKl) REOU1HEP month for Briahton and Norfolk h. JS28.j&Jt.-Api.lj.

0 fj t. 1 an I a No no few. l' VURSE lExrripnoe.i AN TKU for boy ikZZZZ 't'T on baby th mowu inou 'f "tol 28. na' i NURSE WANTKO at hthwIZZ wases JSIi-Appiy V-URSE WANTED Tnivrcdh. VRAK WANTED i.n.-n- ItM.

11 mmJSi IM WBfmdl iZSTFZSfttoto uinej Diii. u.iuro tnret or atler nv. tijbr.se -tit months' obi lonlyKhiW thorough expen-nce. hiten Inrarter. i 'J iiocrai com nn iu llousi-, I pj-yv1 Put YCRSF, WANTED fo- four -hiMrwi cupc.ti:e to infant frota ence under nnrs X-tn Icirv Houie.

Ciri -Or. Rt igt, nu itaii WILL any ta.lv RKCOM MEN jroilnir. Cmhi, NURSE to lata ANTED sonai intcf vi o. jo Fr- nr-h-i Irti.Vii,, fw WANTED it ontv. Y.x jwing eh in iH2S; MM; vv to act mc 'ner.

uuji-'i fl riton. 'ahv frv- -h ccas I'. AN imui. XCR-SR ro vv month Apply from l.th it rington-Kanivo-. outh Kensiauton, VV AJITKP- Trustworthy L'l.

4 iti km fruia the TT month was 13 g-0 Mrs. u-arage. Tooting. vv MTANTED, a Good NURSK for 1 woman ycr Hyian'ln, vnall l.irs jooi nenlte. (t 'l s.

Mt'nucn, Th ANTED, a NTTi to ik-: ch iree I.Imk yoitu- nt lj Haines Hill. Tann 1 iiuniths under i.urso u-Apjiij .0 Jfci. Man, ANTED. fr month; riv in nurry Apply Mrs. Cecil Dc Dal abiu 1 ctta baby trcistta Jt30: la iy ob'wtfl WANTED, NURSE lady rirrt batay t-arly la.riBnar,: (rv mootha in EosUiki and h- particulars aud wage rtuaired, to Lady Ricsaris, Fcichani.

au. sTood UNDER NUBSF BCQrrSD immedi snat be v. thorongniy r- :nistw.it..v, an -l so-ady, vi 1- recommerulrd 1... training sur- series cleaned and waited on: 'r-ree W-i eight niuotlis, hoy lbre yai.i. wttn yors; i--W twro- Apply, personally.

letter, K. 1, CjBter-pi-, W. Yf RS. ALFRED Bli BV. Uor-lpao Uii-p.

Pefru (tl oblig tany Lady who 4 UNDER NURSE IV ANTED. UNDER NURSE: ttve Ir-n in 1 tj. -v i 11 chauractev strong and heatthv; ttiout no in Church of Eoslsnd Peter liuttt rhi ln. etcr I iiitr- ANTKD, Nl RSE-HOUSBMAID ifter Christa. on TT for Lu.iih minuter family, Jri llaf bi.L vears; fond of chii iren: xcod nv-ll 'mituan i-ook-K osral Hart, 14.

Cambrian- pad. Bachmond. sirijy. A USTRAU.A-WA.VTKD, MAID lEr.ejwhttO XT, to JavMtfalta anfl tw. uiust h- 4 ui-1 jr.

np- woman and sailer, and have luce personal ch-trau iei Aopiy. 17. Chester-turrs'e. Repeat s-pur-. i 9t Ji 1 eleven and lene jn-i ave-ju.

CI AN any Lady RECOMMEND Useful I.ADY"' MAID abroad? Age 2' to 'A; drsiuaking ic--iif: ijaaiMWH situation: good wattes. Apply, ly or 00 llta R'th, between 13-2, to Mrs. Jonn Hubbard, 41. S.W. N-agcnis.

CANauyLtdy RECOMMEND MATD foronu Prosit ferred: must gorxl hiHrer- il dr- m.ik-'r -S Mrs. i. imh- rland-oiai-w. Marbin- a. (1OO0 MAID WANTED for town: S0ft Jt uoboirdresMng reqniven.

Alsat NDKR BOtaiKVAIU. two iu family. Apply, write, Mrs. tiiaham, C. IWMoMiasi Palace-road.

LADY'S MAID (Etigli-h or French) WANTED for 1 daughter; gowl hsir.trwsrr. -cius-r. NRre Apply eleven-tiirc-, af'er p.m., at LADIES' HAIRDRESSING ASSOCIATION Suvile-row. Reg-iit -street, tea, -lies 'very bisn.l hygienic treatment efface, aod uianic ire. Ic, suited at once.

Maid taking lensoc.s suited rr-. IV ANTED, by an elderly lady -nti' iSESi ftK taU very gorxl neIIewoiu.tu SUPERIOR Useful MAID (Yonogl RKQrfREf tor maid entirely uistairs. 110 hotwe woman, abic to cut out an kirti. sc. AJuwv Arthur Pollock, Somerset Lo o.

n. LTSEFUL MAID WANTED by Jaanaf? for rwo shire part 1.. yer; must be wcU -ivJ maker ami ueet.lt-w-.irk W.n -it 111- wages. Write to Mrs. Mamtles.

Mount Ali e-'')- ii, itc.iije, H7 ILL any RECOMMEND imstwnrtbt. fgaSBsl Useftfl MAID, to tvait on two Mies "Tu, Good oharacter Octavius Euiiwon.nt.nsiw- Lee Is. nrnTKin ,0.1 atr. ati'h tofovJsj oJ nar Am.lv haLlM nnli Ml. 1.

ILav" terrace, Lad I WANTED. Useful MAID for ladv ind a and Apply. wi swveo. William iienpel, Curznn-strcet, V.iyfair. WANTED.

Useful MAID, to wait on laly a got id (arssoiaker and iiaii itViM ennntrv 1r aT.iiMnlt v. Kit .11.. W. Sil.i.ui, nl- 7 a Krecr-h-Swiss MAID Mr mite iooiu, young sunt must object to a little housework: PiotestaLi. AypW Mestw Hawkwell Place Pembury.

Kent. VV ANTED. Useful CHILDREN MAID; StSm work rsonimt; eiperi. nee ntcsesary. "rt3 Cullcsden.

Ivaey, Surrey. TTTn IV ANTED, after Christmas, for Yorkshire. vv two children, twelve aud children's dressoiacr; need not-Apply, hy letter. Mrs. Abdy, Sloanc-rerraw.

L'nooB-L------. WANTED, early in January, a MAID to take charge of girl of 'w'-good neuille.vomau and have uo.i p-vS-'N" by letter, to Mrs. Fergu.so:i, 3ft LL SERVANTS RICQl IRiNtl slTCATIONS Farlourmaitls, Housemaids, should apply at once to Norah Beresfoi Oxfortl-circus. N- chargp whatever. CIOO K-HOUSE PE WANTED for active, cxperienceil, and i ao0.c pcrtoual j.

u. 1 age 35 to 4t. Write, 111 first place. wjAcstd care of housekeeper. IV, Vr-' rjr rwrAAV IAN any Ladv R.

TOM CoOd MnRl Wanted after Christinas: tour iu iaini.y.--u-- 1U3, Relgrav -road, S.W. 1 jhsrr'e' -fl i lANany Latiy a liood OOPfc. twniiii.li-rhfrin I he kin-hen: "ic Mrs. Mills. Husband Bt-swonh, Ri.uby.

COMFORTABLE PLACE 10. Guod i objectciiOi Apply La'ij s-ir greirt ply La'tJ J'lf i-r-i" -PARLOURMAID OOK and HOUSE mas for youug marrieU people in fv I-orcizn Agency. on thin. Recommendation Li-t of ri No charge to taking I -fun tOOK Klomt) WANTED at on willing person ago 30 to 133. Qucen's-roail.

thr-c t. Hv-. p(ivVS' COOK REVUTRED: Ai- to :Sl.i two in iamiiy. four j. i least upidy, or wrilt-, Waison and Wai Lensingttin.

jr rrvaf'- HMK WANTED for wmtftr: f-vw i "if kitchtumaid ami help wagon hi tviawf i BHailltVU ill) l-. CvOOK WANTED for rwdintT-hs age 25 to S. fminii-Apptt. George -s-roatt -n CIOOK WANTED, wcoml week mv! cooking: ago about two in ftntw H-r' work. -Apply.

ttiti. wages. Mv. Cnrnwell. COK WANTED en- of January nurse hi tweuiaW kept; no lr tV aint J3: lUmiMt.

1 stutioner, 'iJ. Boiinuvy-roaU. N.W. (. iU4iiWr -lOOK WANTED for flat; Ai Kj wages me 25t-.

I' tt.r nr.i. Albert Hatl-tnaiisioiis, S.W lOOK WANTED for a w''1'" c.M.k. Vickrs. SasMtas-l -OK A'- OOD COK WA.MTKD: Church ofKr.Hl I WANTED JacWOWT. LnJ' Etit IRED at once, a LADY.vroi? laneBrondburTN mi NUrTfT Ladies' Agency, 77.

St. CAN a RKCOM MEN" I) -J NURSE nurse kept: four childrc. mtoSZSl experienced ami eoi.d nc i. H. Ui mpt Mrs.

mZrt KsE-Cin any Laly 1 experienced 1 Reauirwl alonce-Mrs. IIlM. JS? iirl two years? Under ntu-w SI CIOOK (from ronntry) WANTED for small faniiiy. rlireo wrvan'3 kept ir- p' 1 other situations in all London j-ft correspoiiilence. Apply, or writf, to Hr MJS irr.

Parson's-erren. S.W. and Man- their managing director in Western Australia, and on their uetia-t he imn hpreinnfW mentioned. The work done on the property since it was purchased by the vendors has been XI flit-eCl ITlf niC.I 7 l'i P. S.

The statements in this prospectus are based on reports made to the vi udors by Mr. Thomas (Jreer (General Manager of The Windsor Consolidated Gold Mines) and Mr. Zebina Eane. Mr. lane nas con sented to act as consulting engineer to this Company.

Mr. Creer. who has been in charge of the property for the British Westralia syndicate, and who will continue to act as manager to this Company, report under dale of August 22ml, 1900: "Trilby lease. No. 3 Shaft is down to water level 8a feet, South Drive is in 112 feet, this leaves 6 feel to go to the south boundary ot lease, the average width of stone is 2 feet 6 inches and worth 1 oz.

12 dwts. per ton. North Drive 112 feet to No. 4 Shaft, average width of stone 3 feet, o. 4dwls.

per ton. This level continues on to No. 2 Shaft, lit) feel up to No. 2, the reef is 1 foot 6 inches wide, average value dwts. per ton, the level has been driven 47 feet further north, lor 391 feet the reef continues of same size and value, but pinches to a few inches and gels poor for the last 15 feet 35 feet north uf No.

2 Shaft a cross ut has been driven east for 14S feet After driving feet a leader inches ide was passed through and a feet ahead another one 6 iitb- wide. Both leaders have been driven on for 2-1 teet Stone wortii Odwts. per ion, but owing to the level being sniillow work us sosoended. Both leaders appear to make stronger in the tiotioiu, una will no doubt improve in value at the lower levels. "Eight feet north ot No.

3 Shaft the west cross cut begins after diiiiog 87 few, the western reef was met and driven on north and south. The south end has heenilrhen 3C feet and north for221 connecting Willi the main For 200 feet of this level the stone is 2 feel wide and worth full 'io. per ton. In the south end the reef is 2 feet wide and worth lioz. per ton.

"No. 1 south drive 102 feet in length; for 62 feet the reef is 1 feet ti inches wide, worth loz. 5d wis. per ton, balance uf level is small and poorer. rth Drive, 55 feet, stone 1 foot wide, worth loz.

odwts. per ton. An air shaft has lieen sunk and connected iu order to ventilate these (rurkiugti. Onthceasl boundary a shaft (cable shaft) has been sunk Safeet to cut a reef being worked in Hall and Party's lease. 12 feet from the ai.aft the reel was met, but it is small and poor Hall and Party are feet south of cable shaft, and they are getting stone that has re- 1 inncd 2uwt.

per ton. This reef underlies into thp Trilby lease and Biioiild tie iu the ground at i50.fuet leveL 2nd feet north of cable shaft a reel 3 feet wide has been opened and sunk on for 53 feet and driven on U7lt. it is of iow value, but will be well worth siuking on when the pumps start to lower the water. Bitti1 Anchor lease. No.

1 Shaft 72 feet deep, South Drive 94 feet, tone 3 feet ide loz 2dvvis. per ton. North Drive 221 feet. Average width ot reef 5 feel, worth 12dwus. per ton.

This is a splendid reel of clean stone, am. show a fair quantity of galena and black jsi an I has every appearance of a great improvement with depth. A further distance of feet has been driven north of the air shaft on 2 feet 6 inches of stone, worth lOdwts. per ton. Blue Alienor Noith lease.

No. 1 Shaft 67 feet deep, South Drive 71 teet, reef 1 toot 4 inches wide, worth i4dwts. per ton. North Drive 412 feet, average width uf stone 2 feet, worth 12dwts. per ton.

The main workings are on the Trilby lease. The main shaft is 86feetdeep, lofeel by 4 leet in the clear, ith two winding compartments and pump shaft. The shaft is complete to the SI feet level, where a good plat is cut out and limbered, and connections made with the aliove mentioned levels. The levels are now ready for stuping, and I estimate the quantity ot in sight at 12,000 tons that will average lioz. er ton.

i'he other inree leases have-not yet becu prospected. The No. 1 North Blue Anchor must have the continuation of the reef beiug worked, and the No. 1 North Trilby and the No. 2 North Trilby have parallel reefs ninrin.i through them.

"Machinery. Tue main shaft is equipped with a 6-inch lift and plunger pump, good pumping engine (capable of driving 10-inch pumps), and a rirst-clas winding engine. A ten-stamp mill sumps), good battery engine (capable of driving 40 heal) and two good boilers. "The whole of the machinery with the exception of the lift and plnng is uew, and will be in full work about the 20th of September npxt. "From my intimate connection with the mine during the last six months, and tie very favours ble developments that have occurred in that time.

I nave no Hesitation in saying the mine will pay handsomely iu the very near future. Yours faithfully, "(Signed) Thos. Crekr, M.E." The follow ing report ha1-been made by lb. Zebina Lane, under date ot November SStli, 1900: The property has an area of about 66 acres, being the total acieagp of six leases which all adjoin, and is situated in thcTneka-liaia district of the Nannine Goldnelds, W. and 26 miles from the town of Cm which is at present the terminus of the railway, but the Nauuiin- line is now surveyed and a railway station located tfaiie close to the pioperty.

I visited the place and made a casual survey in August. WfiW, and being impressed with the value of the or in leases, 1 secured an option of purchase, which option was exercised after doing a fail amount of prospecting with favourable results. Up to th 22nd Aoust this year 44S feet of sinking, 235 feet of crosncutung, and 1,814 feet of driving on the course of the lode had been accomplished wiih wry gratifying results: indeed, so good have the developments lieen that a ten stamp mill has been erected, with uecesary winding and pumping p.ant, and the main shaft sunk dov. to a depth of 150 feet, ihe first station being at a depth of 86 feet or water level, as the prospecting work was done just on top of the water to save expense. Over 12.000 tons of ore have thus been exposed, and as it samples all round over au ounce to the ton, the RLumtis will be kent regularly running on highly payable ore, while the main haft is being sunk and anolher and deeper level below tie- water opened up.

'j he ten stamps, started at the end of September, crushed during O'-ioberSoO tons for a return of 446oz. smelted gold, and having run pretty icgular.y during November will, no doubt, return even a better average than the above. As the ground can be cheaply and easily worked, and as fuel and good fresh water are both abundant, I am of opinion that the mine will pay handsomely fnrtsoiue. time to come, apart from all the chances and indications in better gvade ore being discovered as depth is attained. "(Signed) LaSB." The purchase price of the property, including the whole of the machinery now- installed thereon, has been lixed by the vendors (who are rt IHng at a prorii I at 1 10,000, payable as to 35,000 In cash and as to in fully paid shares of the Company.

The vendors guai MUio. the subscription of the whole of this issue in consideration ot an option for 12 months to take the 20,000 unissued shares at a pre- The vendors win pay all the preliminary expenses of the Company down to the r.rst aitormenr or shares, with the exception ot the re- gistration fees and duties payable on the transfer of the property. he following contracts have b-on entered into: 1. Dated the of August, lb99, between Robert Allen, James C. Boyd, Richard Cox.

and Alexander Andrew, and Mr. Zebina Lane. 2. Dated the 3l6t of August, 1899, between Richard Cox, John Collins, Alexander Andrew, Wilfred Sutton, and Alex. Council, and Mr.

Zenina Lane. Dated the 4th of November, 1899, between George Gayford and Mr. Zebina Lane. 4. Dated the 16ih of November, 1899, between G.

B. Robinson and Mr. Zebina Lane. 5. Dated the 16th of November, 1899, between G.

B. Robinson and Mr. Zebina Lane. 6. Dated the 16th of November, 1899, between G.

B. Robinson and Mr. Zebina Lane. 7. Dated the 5th day of December, 1900.

between the British Westralia Syndicate (Limited), of the one part and the Company of the other part. The above-mentioned contracts and copies of the above-mentioned reporte can be inspected at the offices of the Company's solicitors. There are other contracts relating to the formation of the Company and the issue of its shares to which the Company is not a party. Applicants for shares aid be deemed to have waived all claims whatever, consequent upon the dates of and the names of the parties to such contracts, or any other contracts by the vendors not being set out in this prospectus, and allotments will be made on this condition. If the whole amount applied for be not allotted, the surplus paid on application ill be appropriated towards the amount due on allotment.

Where no allotment is made the deposit will be returned iu full. Copies of the prospectus can be obtained at the offices of the Company or from the solicitors, bankers, and brokers. London, December 10, 1900. THIS FORM MAY BE USED. THE ANCHOR CONSOLIDATED (W.A.) GOLD MINES (Limited).

CAPITAL 125,000. In 125,000 ORDINARY SHARES of 1 each. FORM OF APPLICATION. (To be retained by the Company.) To the Directors of the Anchor Consolidated (W.A.) Gold Mines (Limited). Gentlemen, Having paid to your bankers the sum of beiug a deposit of 2s.

wL per shire on Ordinary Shares of each in the above iinpany, I request that you will allot me that number of shares, at a premium of 10s. per share, and I hereby agree to accept the same or any less uuui ber that you may allot to me upon the terms of the prospectus aud memorandum and articles uf association of the Company, and I agree to pay the sum of 12s. 61. per share on allotment, and I authorise yeu to place my name on the register of members of the Company in respect of the shares allotted tome. And I agree with the Company, as trustee for the directors and other persons liable, to waive uuy claim 1 may have against them for not more fully complying iu the prospectus with the requirements of Section 38 of the Companies Act, 1S67- I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Signature Name (in full) Address (in full) Profession or business Date These particulars must be written clearly.

iTTY of VALPARAISO (CHILI). ISSUE of 200,000 HVE-ANU-A-ttAEF Elv CENT. BOJS1JH. The HALF- 1ARLY INTEREST due January 1 next on the above Bonds. will be PAID on that and any i-uocueuiiic day.

at the countinc house of Messrs. J. HENRY SCHRODER an 1 145. Leadenhall-street, between the hours of eleven and two o'clock. Tne Coupons must be left for examination three clear days before applying for payment.

London. luth UtUO. gWTY of VALPARAISO (CHILI). ISSUE of 200,000 FIVE-AND-A-HALF PER CENT. BONDS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That in carrying out the operation of the Sinking Fund of the above Loan the ftdlowing TWENTY-SIX BONDS of 1(0 each have be. DRAWN by LOT 10 103 307 3V, 371 377 502 522 525 705 73-; 747 1,062 1.131 1.225 L325 1.4S8 1.520 1.623 1,703 1.SU5 1.8U7 1.804 1.954 1,932 Th Holders are r'-qar-ated to PRESENT the same for payment on the 1st proximo, at the counting house of Messrs. J. HENRY SCHRODER and 145, Leadeohall-slreet.

All interest upon them will cease and determine from that day. The Bonds luust be lei three clear days tor examination. London, 10th 1900. J. HENRY SCHRODER and CO.

D1 kENVER and RIO GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY. The BOARD of DIRECTOR has THIS DAY DECLARED a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND at vo-and-a-half per Genu on the a Capital Stock of the Company out of the net earnings, payable 15. The Transier Books of the Preferred Stock will Close at noon on Jau. 2, and Reopen on the morning of Jan. 16.

GEORGE COPPELL, Chairman of the Board. New York. Dec 6. 1'JUU. JEREMIAH ROTHERHAM and COMPANY (Limited).

The APPLICATIONS for the NEW ISSUE of DEBENTURE M'Ot'K und ORDINARY iSHARES in this Company beiug largely the LIST for London was CLOSED at twelve clock noon MONDAY, aiid wis be CLOSED at ten oclock TO-DAY (TUESDAY tor the Country. Dated December 11, 1900. A 'CI DENTS OF EVERY KIND By ROAD. RAIL, RIVER, At HOME or ABROAD. On BUSINESS or on PLEASITRE.

Pan iculars any As-ut, or direct from the ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY 10. St. Sailhin sialic London. E.C ess founded 1849. THOS.

POTTER, Man. and Sec. TLAS ASSURANCE FIRE. Eelablished 1803. CLAIMS PAID OVER COMPANY.

LIFE. .11.000,000. Head Office. 92, Cheapside. London.

EC West-end Pall-mall East, 8.W. Branch Office 81, Great Tower-etreeU IT LI CATIONS fur AGENCIES INVITED. CITY OF SHEFFIELD LOANS. TIlHli CORPORATION of SHEFFIELD are engaged i in very considerable Extensions of their Tramway System 1 i ricl. Electric Light and Power Undertaking, and Water Works an! B-seroirs.

each one of the undertakings being remunerative, i i t-'unns all interest and sinking fund charges. The Corporation are also encaged in a scheme of Street Improvements, D( inolition in Insanitary Areas, and Erection of Workmen's lw. (ling thereon. CAPITAL for these purposes is REQUIRED, ao.i Corporation are prepared to receive offers of Loans of .10.1 upwards on the security of the revenues of one or other of the undertakings, and of the district rate, or on the district rate solely, for periods not exceeding two years, orsubjeet to six months' notice, mortgages being prepared free of charge, interest payable half-yearly Ifi March and 1st September. Offers to be addressed to the City Accountant and Registrar, Town P.

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