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Bruce Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 1207, 28 May 1880, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Q< EPARATE TENDERS will be received at this Office until noon of Tuesday, the 25th inst., from persons desirous of entering into Contracts for the Cartage and Delivery of , Goods and Parcels, and for providing Shunting Horses at the various Eailway Sheds at Christchurch, Duuedin, and Invercargill respectively. . Also for the Handling of Goods in the Railway Sheds at Christchurch. Tenders must be addressed to the Commissioner of Railways, Dunedin, and marked out--1 side, "Tender for Cartage, &c.," and "Tender for Handling of Goods." Specifications can be seen, and forms of tender obtained at the Offices of the General Managers in Christchurch, Dunedin, and Invercargill. The lowc3t or any tender wilj not necessarily be accepted. W. CONYERS, Commissioner of Railways. Office of the Commissioner of Railways, M.1., Dunedin, Sth May, 18S0. ON SALE AT E . Make y a t t\s MILTON STORE, FOB CASH, At Greatly Reduced Prices, Men's, Boys' and Youths' Clothing Men's, Bo\s' aud Youths' Underclothing Blankets, Piece Goods, Quilts, &c, &c. Hardware, Crockeryware, Crystal, Fancy Goods, Boots, Shoes, Leggings, Full Weight Corn Sacks. JK&- GROCERIES of all DESCRIPTIONS ~m Eight quarter-acre Sections, Waihola Township. NOTICE. OWING to the great demands which are at present being made upon the Otago Benevolent Institution, the resources of which arc totally inadequate to meet even ordinary requirements, the undersigned have been requested to notify that the Central Committee have resolved to hold a Monster Bazaar and Buuce Auction in the Garrison Hall, Dunedin, on the olst May, to enable the Institution to respond to the calls made upon i*".. The Residents of Miltun aud the County of Bruce are earntatly requested to lend a helping hand. Dt/nabions in Produce ancl .Articles for tlie Bazaar will be thankfully received by the Committee, and nothing offered will be despised. All parties desirous of rendering assistance aro requested to leave their donations at the Wool Stores of Messrs W. J. Dyer & Co., who have kindly consented to set apart a room in their Premises for that purpose. It is to be hoped that Bags of Cereals and Root Crops, Dairy Produce and Stock, either alive or dead, will figure largely in the returns from Milton and Bruce. DONALD REID, Mayor ; HENRY CLARK, Chairman of the County Council. MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, ISSO. To be Opened October, ISSO, aud Closed 31st March, ISSI. rnHE DUNEDIN COMMITTEE appointed in furtherance of the objects of the Exhibition have to request intending Exhibitors and all desirous of information as to the Regulations and conditions imposed by the International Commissions, to make application personally or by letter to MR GEORGE GRANT, 7 Union Chamjiisk*, Pkincks-. street, DUNEDIN, Who has been appointed Assistant Secretary, and who will furnish applications for space, copies of regulations, and all necessary forms. JOHN MITCHELL, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. W. ABSOLON SMITH, (From Poole & Co., Saville Row, Londo«), CIVIL AND MILITARY TAILOR, 20 Geoucje-stiiekt, Dunkjji.v. "T^OLUNTEERS that he has measured are reminded they can have Orders executed from measiirem ents already taken. SAMPLES POST FREE. NOTICE. I)EFERRINGto my former Advertisement, and to that of Robert Wilson since inserted, I have again to repeat that no one but myself is authorised to receive payment of coals supplied at the Real Mackay Coal Pits, any connection between us as Lessees of these Pits having ceased. JOHN REID.