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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 103, 3 May 1898, Page 8

Athletics, Bte* m-HAM-ES CYCLING CLUB. ' INAUGURAL CARNIVAL, s " THAMES. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. CYCLING EVENTS. 1 ONE MILE MAIDEN HANDICAP. 1 Of E^Lt 2WS,H.AN^. 3 £iia aSEC* N £SiiS ILAN. 3" Pif-AP £3 £2 and £1. Entry, 3/. a ONE AND A-HALF MILE FIRST--4 CLASS HANDICAP, £3, £2 and £L k tw'rEE 3M:iLES FIRST-CLASS HAN--, 5' T r,7PAP £3 £2 and £1. Entry, 3/. 6 QUARTER &B FLUTTER, £2. £1 7. HALf'mILEDXSH, £2W, £1 and 10/. 8 O NB ry,M 2ILB CHAMPIONSHIP OF THAMES; First prize Pair of Dunlop Tyres, value £4 4/; second prize, 9 M 7?L PTi yCYCLE yH 2XNDICAP, 2 Miles. Entry 1/ per rider. ... ff^All Cyclfng under the Rules of tho. of New. Zealand Wheelmen. SRUNNINfc EVENTS. 10.75 YARDS HANDICAP, £3, £1 and IL WO'YARDS HANDICAP, £3, £1 and'/ 12. 300' YARDS HANDICAP, £3, £1 and?, 13 HALF-MILE 'HANDICAP, £'4_ £1 ;10/: 14'oNE10^IL EE tr HyA^bICAP. £5, £1 10/f 'and 10/. Entry 6/. . . _| Past two years performances must acromoanv all nominations. NO ACCEPTANCE FEES. Entries close on SATURDAY. May 7th, with 'Mr E. Nordon. at Metropolitan Hotel Auckland; and on same date with the undersigned at Pacific Hotel. Thames, me unun » THOS DAY Hon- Sco A CHEAP EXCURSION, per p.a. > WAKATERE, at 4/ return, has been arranged. Tenders. TENDERS wanted till May 7 for addition* to Ti and moving Tower House. Bear Garden*, Devonport.—l. Dunning. Devonport. Fp O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until Noon of SATURDAY. May 7th, for the erection of a . Villft. Epsom. Ep fIARTLEY> Architeot 7jn ob" v I E l> E X"' a. : Tenders will be received at my offlce until noon of TUESDAY, the 17th lust.. . for Additions and Alterations to the Waipa Hotel, Ngaruawahia. Plans of the hotel at my offlce High-street,-Auck-ial"L HENRY G. W TADE, Architect. Fri o" BUILDERS. . MISSION HALL PONSONBY. Tenders for the above due at Noon on. WEDNESDAY. May 4th. : MITCHELL and WATT. Victoria Arcade. Architects. rpo PLUMBERS AND PAINTERS; ' Tenders required, and will be received until Noon, WEDNESDAY. May 4th. for Painting and also Plumbing work to Church, West-street, Newton. Lowest or any tender Dot necessarily accepted. Specifications, etc.,'on job, or at my residence, Upper Queen-street. . W. SWIFT, Builder. THE NEW ZEALAND CROWN MINES COMPANY, LIMITED..* TO-C^RPENTERipAND BUILDERS. Tenders are invited for the Erection of a COTTAGE for the' Battery Superintendent at -the New Zealand Crown Mines. Karangahake, closing at noon on SATURDAY. 7th May. Plana, specifications.. and conditions may be seen at the Cotnfc&rijtfS Office. Karangabake, up to that-date. The^lowest or "&fiy tender not tvace'ssarilSßVac--ceptfed."; i '_.* '•' * F.R. W. DAW,--' General Manager. • Karangahake. April 29, IS9B. rpo BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS' AUCKLAND INDUSTRIAL AND MINING , EXHIBITION. Tenders will be received by the Secretary untilnoon of MONDAY, the 16th day of May. 1898, for tho Erection of Buildings for tne above. Forms of Tender, and Plans of Specifications, may be obtained at the office of the undersigned. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be addressed to Mr B. Kent. President Auckland Industrial and Mining Exhibition. W. R. HOLMES, Secretary. Auckland. 30th April. 1898. * rp I N D X R § are invited till Noon of THURSDAY, 12th . May, for the Erection of EXTENSIVE ADDI- • TIONS {i storeys) to Premises in WILLESDENSTREET and JERVOIS QUAY, WELLING- ' TON, for Messrs KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER•'■ and Co. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Warehouse, Wyndham-street, Auckland, where ' tenders must be lodged. JAMES HISLOP, " _ ~ Architect. Dowhng-street, i Dunedin. IJIENDERS FOR CARTAGE. J_"i, en Kers' a?dressed to the undersigned, } llP c received up to, noon of the 14th of May for the Cartage and Delivery ot Telegraph Material over the proposed line from Te Kumi to Mangaotakt River. • Specifications can be seen, and further" information obtained on application tn the Telegraph Offices, Auckland7t" Awamutu, Otorohanga. the Post Office, Pae.fflako, and at- the Survey Office, Tfe Kuit}, Thodowest.pr.any tender will not necessarily, be accepted. By order. E. H. BOLD, Inspector ef Telegraphs, Auckland, April 30, IS9S.. . ■ J N BANKRUPTCY AND IN THE ESTATE OF GEOROT? n a«c FORD, OF NAPIER, CONFECT?OnII" AND a^oTm_y#sr___fr #a& isswsws ass? & C*ttS S. nd -'- Emeraon-stieet, Napier The Emerson-street Business is sit,, nnfld JS °n 6 ot- the thoroughfares* and the premises are all that could H« desired, having aU the rtSlil?en»nte ' b°u r S iSs c s C?n ntiS^ c °f theblt"s centre of the ritv tv,. -_~„• ln lthe %rw . n aF convenient, tl? cen re ofT f b"s/ ness >» situate in trict fairly Prosperous distvHn^ er. careful management either of Urns U™^ S- eS wilL&iv! satisfactory! r£ ■ SrSmiiS?- in eaCh instan«e the termn n ni}l, e are reasonable. 'be «Pn S5 °f tei? der and schedules can oe seen on application to the Official the Office 8'o? isVell^on, Auckland, Snd me. ottice of, the undersigned M. W. p. LASCELLES, Deputy Official Assignee. ■ Napier, April 22, 1898. * I'- -*—-—» -» . ■;. g _<__. _j__.