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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 70, 22 March 1919, Page 9

TENDERS. CiHLLWELL AND TREVTTHICK, \y AA.R.1.8.A ARCHITECTS. RESIDENCE HERNE BAY ROAD. Tenders for Alterations and Enlarging above Residence, subject to the general con- i dltions of romruct, will be received up to 1C Noon, MONDAY, March 31. 1»19. The lowest or any tender not necessarily j accepted. i Plana and Specifications at our Oilice, PHOENIX CHAiLERS, Queen Street. Phone 2548. 554 ORBSBTTERIAN iLA'NeE AT -t TAKA'PUNA (In Brick). Tenders for the above will be received up to 8 p.m. on MONDAY, March 31. W. A. HOLM AN AND L. V. MOSES, Architects. 305, Victoria Arcade. 183 rpo BUILDERS. Tendere for Additions (In Brick) to the | Office of the Auckland Education Board j until Noon on TUESDAY, 25th March, I 1919. Plane, etc., may be Inspected at i the Post Office. Pukekohe, and at the Office of the Board. "JOHN FARRELL. 521 Architect. mo BUILDERS. Tenders for the Erection of a School ! Building fin Wood) at Knlpakl, near j the Auckland Education Board until Noon i on TIESHAV. -J.-.tM March. 1010. Plans. ' etc.. may he Inspected at the Post Offlcps | at Cambridge nnd Hamilton, and nt the Office of the Board JOFIN FARRELL. 520 Architect. m ob nt l n c r s. nurses' homt: iwnnni. THAMES HOSPITAL. Plans and sperln>iu|..nK may be seen at Board's Office. Thumps. and Architect's Office, Auckland. Tenders Hose at both I offles on TUESDAY. April S. Nt f. p.m. . O. W. ALLSOP. FRI.R.A.. Architect. Victoria Arcade. Auckland. 7-4 pOXCEETE WATER TOWEK FOR THE KAIPARA nospITAL HOARD. TENDERS CLOSE 10 A.M.. KKIIIAY, APRIL 11, 1019. I Plans at the Office of W. A. Esq., F.N. Z.1.A., Victoria Arcade, and at my Office, Dargaville. HORACE HAMMOND, F.N.Z.I.A , 502 Registered Architect. i THOROUGH OF ONEHTJNGA. ; Tenders for year ending March 81. 1920. for CARTAGE, will be received up to Noon on MONDAY, March 24. j Also, for LEASE of the following BE- ! SERVES for one or three years:— Military Parade Reserve, about 2 acres. Captain Springs Koad Reserve, about 3 acres. Reserve at corner Hill and Arthur Streets, about 1 acre. Full particulars on appllctalon to H. A. YOCKNEY, Tuwu Clerk. I March 14. 1919. 525 gUPPLY OF COAL AND FIREWOOD. GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND AND DEVONPORT. I Tenders -will be received at this Office unf.J Noon on FRIDAY, 2Sth March, 1919, ; for the 3CPPLY OF COAL AND FIREWOOD for Government Bulldingg at AuekI March, 1920. Conditions and specifications i may be seen at this Office. ' The lowest or any tender -will not neces- ! sarily be accepted. G. T. MURRAY, District Engineer. Public Works Department, Auckland, 10th March, 1919. 516 i ' I T7ILECTRICAL MACHINERY AND AIR JCi COMPRESSOR. ! Tenders are invited, to close at Noon on March 20 next, for the Purchase of the whole or any part of the following plant, • which Ik to be replaced by a larger ' installation: — 1 x 20 K.W. 460 Volt Compound Wound Siemens Bros.' Generator, with pulley and slide rails; B.H.P. 25, R.P.M. 525. 1 i 460 Volt Westlnghouse Motor, complete, with slide rails, pulley and starter; B.H.P. IS. R.P.M. s>l3. 1 x 480 Volt Westlnghouee Shunt Wound Motor, complete with slide rails, pulley and starter; B.H.P. 3, R.P.M. 1150. 2 x 2175—60 Amp. I.C. Switches, with fusee. a x 2177—30 Amp. I. C. Switches, with fuses. 1 Union Voltmeter 0-500, 1 Union Ammeter. 0-100. li Miles 10/16 Insulated Aerial Cable H.D. i Coil I§/16 —600 Meg- Catole, Insulators, etc., etc. 1 Ingersoll Rand Class "NE—l" Belt Driven Air Compressor No. 17770. 8" x 8" cylinder, with air regulator complete. A deposit of 10 per cent, to accompany I each tender, to be addressed to the uuderI signed. The plant Iβ In good order, and j can be inspected In full work at the Ohlnemuri Gold and Silver Mines, Ltd. Mara- , toto, Hlkutala. This will be dismantled and 1 delivered by the vendors to the railway ■ station at Hlkutala. The highest or any j tender not necessarily accepted J. B. SHEATH, Secretary, 1 OhiDemuri G. and S. Mines, Ltd 518 Imperial Buildings, Auckland. fpENDERS wanted for Drainage Work to J- house In O-wens Rd., Epsom. H. Hyland, Arthur St., Onehunga. fifj MUSICAL TUITION. ■y I V) h J JJ. jypSS YyiJfTFRESD "jypTCHELL \ HAS RESUMED TEACHING , At her Studio, Commercial Bank Rnlldlngs . I . . , Interviews: Mondays and Thursdays. . J U> lo 12. COS 1 J . ; , MR F. E. FAIRBUKN, Teacher Pianoforte unci Theory, l ?> J cxs.mloed 1& : passed. Appointment "by ma 11.—62, Grange l . Rd.. Mt. Eden. s 1! A V"ADIA-ME FOLEY, from Paris, Teacher J Xii. (>f F* re neb, Pianoforte, Voice Pro due- , i tlon, and Singing, Resumes Teaching 2uth j February. Pupils prepared for Exams. - At home Wednesdays and Saturdays.—lo7. , j Mt. Eden Koad. WH FLUTE AND PICCOLO. G. E. P O O R E, • Solo Flau'.ist. HAS RESUMED TEACHING. 1 Ad/dress: -?3, PONSONBY ROAD. B j FLORISTS. „' "TTVLOWERS. fresh daily, best varieties; •' -T Wreaths and Bouquets Speciality. ' Prices moderate. 'Phone W-. —Miss Lloyd. ' 254, Queen St. 4t . \ L O R I 3 T & ' I Beautiful Collection of Fresh Cut Flowers ' I and Foliage, 6d and 1/ per bunch. Rare ' i Varieties of Orchids on show now. Wed--2 ding and Presentation Bouquets a specialty. j ! Buttonholes and sprays, 6d and 1/ each ■ Visitors to Auckland, don't fail to set '• ' the best floral display In Australasia Miss Carney attends personally. Phom 5 £M 3. MF: r ! Tv O X ' T FORGET ! i-f gEffl-iTENA--3 , & £.02. BREAKFAST.