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TEXPEKS _____ EXCAVATED and Removing for Plastering Hoa-»—Phogg 2 T^r-on Cl w^NE r sD n Avr je se P r^; 9 : *? "SSSted for Painting and Renova£ild D T Itre| Details tn app"?<~tion to F. E. May, Manager. 25 ro xßm««w.qg-g-g. wood and wick - rf»« rime at Noon on MONDAY, October 4. --"s^RK|S s^dE M A N.A K N.ZXA Bank of N.Z^Chambcrs, c SwanEOn Street. REFRIGERATION UNIT, . M - OB — «■ Inspection Invited at the Club. Trnders closing on WEDNESDAY. 6TH OCTOBER, 1943, should be addressed to: THE SECRETARY, Auckland Workingmen's Club. Kitchener street. Auckland, C.I. :25 ONE TREE HILL BOROUGH COtWCIL. SUBSIDIARY PUMPING STATION. Tenders, closing at 12 noon on MONDAY, October 11. 1943, will be received for the above at our office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Deposit £25.—Gray & Watts, Consulting Engineers, 509, Smith's Building, Albert Street, c.l. 25 SALE BT TENDER. DAIRY FARM AS GOING CONCERN, THAMES VALLEY* The Public Trustee invites tenders for the purchase of a Freehold Dairy Farm situated on the Road containing 106 acres 16 PCTche?.previously Occupied by the late Arthur Hwhstrasser, together with all the live and dead •itnek thereon compris mg 58 dairy cows and other five stock together with the farm implements and chattels, and 59 N.Z. Co-op. Dairy Coy. shares. Five-roomed dwelling with scullery and bathroom, washhouse and other larm buildings.

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