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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 246, 19 October 1886, Page 3

,rK i TTt O R THAME F, rffJM^gV JT HIKUTAIA. PAEROA. ATrafEKNSTE AROHA, WAITOA, jHSiajW A I O It O N O O M A I. mi 111 mini in )■ SHAFTESBURY, AND MATAMATA. The s.B. KOT U X U «vill leave as above TO-MORROW (Wednesday) KVKNING, lUth inst., calling at Grahamstown Wnat-f. Cargo at onco. For freight only, apply to THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. XKA <3~^ HAUROTO, FOR Departure is POSTPONED till 1 P m. TOMORROW (WEDNE 'DAY). UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). —ClSdk S" AUSTRALIA, FOR 'l i^_^^^^_v JBASr COAST PORTS. Departure is POSTPONED till 2 p.m. TOMORROW (WEDNE3DAY). UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NKW i ZEALAND (LIMITED). UCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND . PASIORAL ASSOCIATION. PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME OF SPORTS, j NOVEMBER 9, 1886. 151 YARDS HANDICAP, open lo Mombors of Auckland Amuteur Athletic Club only, j Trophifß. 110 YARDS HANDICAP, open to Members of |t Auckland Amateur Athletic Club only. > Trophies. j 1 MIHC HANDICAP, open to Members ol • Auckland Amateur Athletlo Cluo only. j; Trophie-i. '■', 2(10' YARDS HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, ,' open to Mfemb-.rs ot Auokland Amateur Athletic Club only. Trophies, i 100 YARDS HANDICAP, open. First p ize, I £5 ;■ second prize, £110s. 1 MILK, opan. First prize, £6; second prize, j £3 ; third prize, fil.----110 YARDS HANDICAP, open. First prize, | £5; second prize, £l 10s. 120 YARDS HANDICAP HURDLE RACEopen. THROWING CRICKET BALL.oprmforMem, I bera of rec'gnised Clubs. Jb>rize. Cricket t Bat, valued £1 Ib. KICKING THE FOOTBALL, opon for Mem- j bers of recognised' Clubs. PUTTING THE STONE, open. First prizo, ■ ' £1 Is. ; THROWING THE HAMMER, open. Prize, ' PA Is. I 1 MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP, open to j Amateurs only. Tropbieß. | 3- ]\IILE BICYCLE HANDICAP, opon to i Amateurs only. Trophies. ENTRIES must bo made in writing, and re- i eclved by the Manager befor 8 p.m. on FRIDAY, j the 22nd October, 1886. Entries for each event, 24 6d. ! HARRY H. HAYR, j Manager. j 13, Lower Queen-street. j IRE NETTING I WIRE NETTING ' For Poultry Runs or Tennis Lawns. 5 Feet arid 6 Feet High. | In Lengths to Suit Purchasers, Low Price for Cash. YARBOROUGII AND CO., Importers of Machinery nnd Hardware, Barham-Btreet West (just above Sale Yards). ; M'Ts WIGG'S NEWTON LAUNDRY, i GREY-STEKT (Near the Top), Established 18E0. Visitors to, and Residents of, Auckland are ; requeßtcd to observe that this Laundry is the , bra"in the town. All articles caretully.washed _ by hand and iloished in the ] by thoroughly practical hands. Gents Clotnee oloanedand thoroughly pressed; Lace Curtain, redressed ; Ladles' Dresses washed.and-ironed. These last Items are a speciality at this KBtab- . lishment. ___ . ' T>OVERTY "DAS. | Investors shown over tho District free of charge by G. STUBB3, -Land Agent, GISBORNE WANTED. MONEY to inveet In Poverty Bay on good security. FOR SALE, SHEEP RUNS, improved and unimoroved, from 7s per acre. FOR SALE, FARMS, at all prices, and in excellent positions lor cutting np. FOlt SALE, Gisborne, Business Sites and Premises. Town Sectlots and House Property : yielding good interest, FOR SALE. COACHBUILDING BuslneßS, employing G hands ; genuine concern. FORSALIf, BAKING BuslneßS ; doing good trade; mailing money. FOR SALt, BUTCHER'S Business, Largest tr.de in Gi^b'rno, FOB. SALK, GROCERY Bneiness. FOR S *LTC, Country Store. FOR S4 LE (cheap). Hop Garden. Tenders. •VTBW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. COAL SUPPLY, 1887. General Manager's Offlce. Railway Department. Wellington. 11th October, 1886. Tenders will be received at this offico until Nooa of MONDAY, 15'.h November, 1886, for the Supply and Delivery of Coal for the New Zealand Railways. They must be addressed to the General Manager of New Z alarjd Railways, Wellington, end marked outside, ■■ Tender for Coal." Pprcifieationßcan be seen, and forma of tender obtained, at tae offices of the Railway Managers st Auckland. Whangarei, Napier. Wanganui. New Plymouth, Nelson. Picton, Grejmouth, Westport, Cbr'stchuroh. Dunediu, InvercargtU, and Stores Manager's Office, Wellington. Telegraphic Tenders will be received if presented st any Telegraph Offlce by Noon of the came date, provided that written tendors in due form are lodged at a Railway Manager's Office by tne same hour. Tho lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By order. J. P. MAXWKLL, General Manager New Zealand Railways. TTkEFENCE DEPARTMENT. Sealed Tendors iv duplicate -will be received btf tho Under-Secretary Defence, Wellington, np to Fiil'lAY, the 2!) th inßtant, for Supplying ihe Rif.eß anch (about 100 men) of the Permanent Militia with Uniform. Sepjifi ;atiin can be seen at the Defence Store Office, Auckland. T'.h lowest or any tender not necessarily accept d. By order. S. C. ANDERSON, Captain. Defen-e Stores, Wellington, Oc'oher 15. 1836. X\T AIT EMA T A ELECTORATE. Tinders are required for Printing the Electoral Roll for Waitemata District, with any Supplementary Rolls that may be required during tho vtar. tho same to as delivered at my offico beforo Noon of MUNDAY, the 25th inst. CONDITIONS. I. The Tender lo be addressed to tho registrar ot Electors for Waito'mata. 31, N Z. losuranco Buildings, Auokland. and markid outsldo, •■ Tender for Printing Electoral Roll " 2 'I ho munbT of copies of each Roll to be 200 or 250. State price for each quantlly. 3 The paper, lize, ana type to ba according to sample to bo seen at my offico. 1. The Tender to slate the rate per page, which must cover all cost of paper, cod?position, presswork, folding, ttltohing or wire-fastening, and corrections in proofs. Blank pages not to bo charged. , . . , . . o Proofs and revises to be furnißhed to me in duplicate, wnich w 11 be returned to the Printer within two days after being received. G. The Rolls must be completed before the Bth day of November next, or tbe Contractor ehall forfeit the bum of ten shillings for everyday beyond that date during which the work shall be urfinished. 7 Approved security to ho given to the Registrar for tha dae performance of the contract. 8. The lowest or any tender not necessarily to be accepto?. THOMAS SEAMAN, Registrar of Electors for Waitemata District, 31, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auokland. Forms of application to he placed on the above Roil can bo obtained at my offico. THOMAS SEAMAN, Registrar ot Electors. m 0 B U I L D E B, S. TIME EXTENDED. Tenders will bo received until Noon ol MONDAY, October 25, for Alterations and Additions to Residence at Mount Albert. EDWARD BARTLEY. Architect. rTT"O B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be received until Noon of SATURDAY. Octobor 30. tor the Ereotion and Completion of a Family Residence at Remuera. ED. BARTLEY, Architect. nrTo B U I L D~~ E R S. MONT LE GRANdTmOUNT ROSKILL. Tordcrs ore- invited for allouseaDd Stables on the above, up till Noon ot the 27th met. ARTHUR P. WI'.SON, Architect, High-street, m~O CARP EN T E~R S. Tenderß will bo received until noon THURS BAY, 21st inst., for the Erection of a Store al Ma'araata. Particulars at my Offlce, Victoria Arcade. THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. TENDERS are invited till 4 o'clock o: MONDAY, tho 18th instant, for tbe Erec . tion of Additions (wood) to the Kdenburgl 1 Ca-tte Hotel, Upper Symondsst. The lowest o: . any t'.nder not r eccssarily a-oep'ed. _ THOS. SEARELL, Architect, 62, _Queon-ptrc_et^ _ TIT O B U I L D c r s '! e'ders will be received until neon on MON DAY. 2oth October, for a Brick and Timbe Dwelling, Stable, and other Works In Symondi I street, for Dr. Wilkins. Plana, etc.. at m office. PEROT HOLT, Architect. 62, Queen-Btreet, oppoßlte Bank of N.Z. Contlnuedion Tint Wffl,