The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-06-18 00:00:00

PUBLIC NOTICES.

CRICKET.

HALESOWEN sioURBRIDGE.

THIS MATCH will be PLAYED on the
1. Ground of the Latter, at AIBLEr. TF, fli TrESDAY
N'EXT, the 21et
Play will commence at Eleven o'clock.
Dinner will be provided on the Ground by Mr. Dutton
at 2s each.
Admission : Threepence.
Stourbridge, June 17th, 1870.

DIVIDENDS from 10 to 30 fLit CEN V.
For Particulars see Mackenzie it CO.'s Circular for June.
1110 AILWAYS AND MINE S.—Capitaliete who
seek safe and profitable investments, free from
risk, should act only upon the soundest mfotmation.
•111,4 market prices for the day are for the most tart
governed by the numn diate supply and demand and the
operations of speculators. WllllOlll, 1 ferenee t the bona
fide merits of the property. Railway,. depend %seta the
truths, expenditure, and capital are, unts, the probabili-
ties of alliance or competition with neighbouring corn
-
panics, the creation of new shares, the state of the
money market as affecting the renewal of debenture*,
end other considerations founded on data to which those
only can have access who give special attention to the
subject. Mines afford a wider range far profit than any
other public securities. The best are free from debt,
have large reserves, and pay dividends bi-montlily or
quarterly, varying from Eli), £l5, to £3O per cent, per
annum. Instances frequently occur of young mines ris-
ing ill value 400 to 500 percent. Messrs. Mckenzie and
Co. devote special attention to Railways and Mires,
afford every information to capitalists, and effect pur-
chases and sales upon the brat possible tennis. Tuuuity
years' experience in mining pursuits justifies them in
offering advice to the uninitiated in selecting mines for
investment. Dealers at ciose markst prices in Tele-
, graph., Railways, Insurance, Banks, Corals, Hotels,
Mines (home and abroad), Steam-ships, Sc., together
with every other description of Stocks, Bought or Bold
for s'esh or fortnightly settlement.
IMPORTANT I:siIIORMATION, with regard to two
Concerns, whereby a large premium may be realised will
be forwarded on application to Messrs. MACKENZIE
and CO., Sturm BROKIRS, 3 Winchester Buildings, Old
Broad-street, London, N.C.

CHARLES STEVENS,
PLEASURE BOAT BUILDER,

SEVERN BRIDGE, WORCESTER.

pLEASURE & RACING BOATS, PUNTS,
C kNOES, &c, Built on the Shortest Notice.
A lat ge aud couvenit tit Saloon PLEASURE BARGE
Let to Private or Picnic Parties soy distance on the
Bs yen..

The SALOON SrEAMER P.mereran re," will RUN
from S rtitiliPoll r to woitui.6.lEtt. SUNDAYS,
Jima 213th and 10 0, urtiLg from stourport M
10.15 a.m. Return Ticket, is.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO WORCESTER AND

MALVERN.

ON MONDAY, JUNE 20th, and EVERY MONDAY
Until further notice, a Cheap EXCURSION
IRAIN will leave Stourbridge at 10.20, Bagley 10.26,
and Kidderminster 10.40 a rn. Is r WuktCESlElt and
MALVERN returning the same day. Pares there and
back, 3a and la bd.
For further particulars see Hand Bills.
J. ORIERSON, General Manager.
Paddington, June, 1870.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO BAGLEY, WORCESTER,

AND MALVERN.
ON eNdJune 21st, and Tuesday.
uThetlifaarther notice, a Chvap EXCURSION
TRAIN will leave Birmingham (Snow Rill) at 0.40 a.m.,
bmattirrick Junction 9so, °labor, 9.66, stocky 10.2,
Cradley 10.10, titourloudge 10.20, Bagley 10.26, and
KidthEminater 10.40 a.m., for HAULEI, WOrit..k;S•
TER, and MALVERN; returning the same day.
For Fares mirk further partimars, are Raa Bills.
J. URIERSON, Genoa! Manager.
Paddington, June, 1870.