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Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3103, 29 September 1899, Page 4

New Advertisements NOTICE TO MILK SUPPLIEBS. mHE BRUCE DAIRY FACTORY will X commence operations for the aeaaon on MONDAY, OCTOBER 2nd. T. JOHNSTONE, Manager. MB JOHN WILKINSON, Barrister, Solicitor and Conveynaoer TTISIT Milton every ALTERNATE V TUESDAY (aale days) to transaot legal business. ■ • Offioeß next Bremner's Furnishing Warehouse, Milton. Town and Postal Address — Zealandia Chambers, Dow ling street; , COUNTY OF BBUCE. mENDERS will be received at the -L Counoil Chambers, Milton, up to 10 30 i».m. on TOESDAY, the third day of October, 1899, for the following workß :— Contract No. 519 — Catting ditch on road to old Rifle Butts. Oentraot No. 520 — Metalling portion of road at M'Oallian's, Table Hill. Contraot No. 521 and 522— Met Jling portions of road, Table Hill. Contract No. 523 — Formation of road at Onrrie'e, Lovells Flat. Contract No. 524— Gravelling portion of road atFrazer's Bros.', Lovells Fiat, Contraot No. 525 — Metalling portions of road near Marshall's Akatore. Contract No. 526— Metalling portions of road, Hillend and Begg's traok. Specifications of works for Contraots No. 519 to 522 and 525 to be seen at County Office, Nos. 523 and 524 at W. Fraser's store, Lovells Flat, and No. 526 at L. Campbell's, Hillend. ALEX. NELSON, County Clerk. Milton, 25fch September, 1899. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DUNLDIN SPRING RACES. OCTOBER 4th and Bth, 1899. HOLIDAY EXCUR-ION TICKETS to Dnoedin will be issued at Ohristchnrob, Kingston, and intermediate stations, including branches from 2nd to 6th Oo&ober, and folso from Palmeraton, Clintoa and intermediate stations, including branches, by morning trains on 7ch October, available for return up to and including Saturday, 14th October. Fares : 21 per mile First-class, Id per Second class ; the minimum being 4/- and 2/- respectively. BY ORDER. ME&CHJJSfT, CLAfcKSVILLE. A.GKEISJ-T FOR SEEDS and FUNERAL NOTICE THE friends of Mb 3 Peter Hutton (and family) are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of her late son, Robert Chalmera, which will leave her residence, Akatore, for the plaoe of interment, Fairfax Cemetery, TO DAY (Friday), 29fch inst., at one o'clock p.m. JOHN DICKSON, Undertaker.