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BROKERS.
Messrs. R, and J. Sutton, 22, Royal-exchange.
BANKERS.
The National Bank, Old Broad-street.
SECRETARY (pro tern).
William W. Holmes, Esq.
, Tic Island of Vancouver, and the district of British Co-
I uirnbia, have long been gradually growing. Into importance ;
but it was not until the amazing deposits of gold ore were
towered, and published to the world through the columns of
our leading newspapers, that that sudden and vast influx of
emigrants took place, which has at once converted the whole
territory into a scene of active life. The energies of the
.18Aultitude have been entirely devoted to obtaining the gold,
',ann d, as it is, in an abundance almost totally unknown,
'4 in the most favoured districts of California or Aus-
tralia.
torAlreadY there is growing up an extensive commerce, called
_ by the wants of the ever-increasing. population.
B._ It is clearly seen that, whether for the purchase or the safe
:toteaultnibs:on of the gold, the agency
;!vlo,lute neeessity : that the profits of such an enterprise
of a bank is a matter of
large, the experience of all mercantile men will
tans needless to enter into the details of such an under-
trill„.,,g but attention may be called to the fact of the ever-
-4- trade so suddenly called into existence, between
se districts and the mother country.
.i The Directors have therefore decided to establish the pre-
-tl,ie eninPany in London, with a Branch P., 1 Victoria, the
be "n t f toWn of Vancouver's Island, and ftrther to add suchother P,ranches in British Columbia as may from time to time
ian:Nuired. These ramifications 'will be of the utmost im-
if,' tune, not only to the inhabitants already established
8, ere, but also to the emigrants who may proceed thither
4r9na this country.
The remuneration of the promoters is limited to the sum of
.f 4,000 in lieu of all ftrf her claims on, or prospective advan-
(ages from, the Ce.mpany.
The following letter on the subject appeared in the "Globe”
beWspaper no later than January the Ist of this present year;
!ihd all its assertions are more than verified in subsequent
Information furnished to the Government, as appears by re-
cent Parliamentary reports : " I have told you before of the almost fabulous richness of
the mines of British
beyond a doubt. M Columbia; recent accounts place this
any men are maldno. leo dollars per day,
from:t4l not a few have picked up 100 ounces in the same space of
file. Numbers who left Victoria penniless are now worth
I,COO dollars to 10,000 dollars, the result of one summer's
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aarrbtohuerir
ol;hno:se who had not luck enough to get good claims
obtained plenty of employment at from 10 dol-
pi B,
t'13,2(:, dollars per day Want is unknown, provisions are
, eatilul, and hardships. are among the things of the past.
1,-"xording to all accounts, the gold must have been taken out
but ,Padefuls. Think of 100 dollars to the pan—not a fancy,
rt a. reality! Miners think that richer diggings are yet to '_''''' found, and that the true seat of the gold is not yet di co- All the metal is coarse, and in small nuggets—say,
.1;e013I 10 to 20 dollar pieces. 'the largest lump yet found 1
ins 71b. ; and this, strange to say, was found ou Th0mp-
.„,",,,,,WP River (old and neglected ground). Miners are now
phi--"-Ling doh large numbers, each with his little sack of
; put
ofthe majority of those with `piles' proceed to San
aancisco, a loss at present to us unavoidable from the want_
Otterau nt, and the scarcity of the circulating medium. The
th within the last fortnig-ht has brought down not less
an 6°oooo dollars, and there is plenty more to come. Wells,
a —.ga, and Co. alone will have shippedthis year not less than
T.filion and a half of dollars.
ton certificates will be issued until such time as registra-
i li shall be required.
is„fliplication for Prospectuses, in the annexed form, may be
441Yt0 Messrs. R. and J. Sutton, the Brokers of the Com-
ri 22, Roy—a-exchangeapplication will be consi-
li,,,`" Unless accompanied by the Bankers' receipt for the pre-
--.4dP ,i,.
`--,Y deposit of £1 per share.

FORM OF' APPLICATION FOR SIIARES.
ap",,iP.—This must be present,;:d to the Bankers entire. The
leant to retain the receipt at foot.
°Pke Directors of the British Columbia and Vancouver's
Gentled Banking an a Gold Trading Company (Limited),
treViMen,—llav ng Faid to the National Bank to your
abovethe , being ,C per share on shares in
ver o.,Company, I request you to allot to me that num-
ber 8"al es, and agree to acce allotment,, or any less num-
, and to pay £1 per share on as required.
Name in full
Address
Date ............

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adoption as a most desirable breakfast beverage.
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BY
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