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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1807, 28 February 1885, Page 3

Wanted. j TEN EXPERIENCED MEN for! Blasting and ]?.•<•!<: work on ]\lr James White's Contracu, Orniond and Opotiki road. Por- particulars anply to CHAS. D. LITCHF.IELD, Corainission Ageut, Opotiki. To Builders. DATE for receiving Tenders for a House in Devonport road altered to March 4th, at noon. G. AENOLD WARD, Architect. To Builders. npENDERS will he received at the I- office of the undersigned until the 2nd March, for the Erection of a Twelve-rootned House at Te Puke, and according to plans and specifications to he seen and had on application. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. GEO. CUMMINGS, Je., Architect, Cameron road. Feb. 20, 1885. To Builders. LENDERS will he received up to fe- JL noon of 13th March, for the Erection of a Dwelling-house at "Woodhill, y Otumoetai, in accordance with Plans, &c., to he seen at my office on and after 27fch inst. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. PITZ-G-IBBON LOUCH, C.E., KR.LA.L, Architect. Tauranga, 21st Feb., 1885. Eor Sale. POSTS Strainers, House Blocks, Eirewood, in sizes and quantities to suit purchasers. An unlimited supply on hand at lowest market rates. CHAS. D. LITCHPIELD, Commission Agent, Opotiki. r?£ AAA TRUST FUNDS to <3wO, vUU Lend on Freehold Security, at low rates of interest.— John A. Clauk. MAR. 5. ) THURSDAY f MAR. 5. MAR. 5.) THURSDAY (MAR. 5. RALPH HOOD RALPH HOOD RALPH HOOD THE RENOWNED PIANIST ! ! ! Will, on the above date, give a Farewell Concert in the MPERANCE HALL, Taubanga, Prior to his departure for Europe, early in March. Tickets — 3s, 2s, and Is. Can be obtained at Bodell's Store, where the plan of the hall can be seen and seats secured. piBLTON TSITuIT, ROTORUA. Under the patronage of the Elite. The Proprietor respectfully announces that the Carlton is now open for the reception of Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the Hot Springs and Lakes District. The Cuisine Department is replete with every luxury, and the accommodation very superior. Grand View from the Balcony overlooking the famous Rotorua Lake and surroundings. Teems Steictlt Modebate. Coaches and Buggies leave the Carl* ton every day for the various districts. LEWIS LEE, Manager. H. L..POSSENISKIE, MERCHANT TAILOR and IMPORTER, BEGS to notify that it is his intention during next month to visit Tauranga and district, and will bring with him samples of Cloths in the latest styles, to suit the X)resent and coming season. H. L. POSSENISKIE, tf SHOB.TLAND STREET. W Auckland, * February 26, 1885. IMPORTANT cjl^ To Housekeepers, Dairy Farmers, Milk Dealers, Ships' Providors, &c. salsXline IS HARMLESS, TASTELESS, AND ODORLESS. TESTIMONIALS. From Mr James Donald, Fvalhersloii, Wairarapa. " December 6th, 1881. " I have tried the Salsaline by using it in the Dairy for Milk and Butter, and am perfectly satisfied with the results, both as to keeping the Milk sweet, and obtaining- from it a larger quantity of Cream ; it is also an excellent preservative for Butter. I have used it to great advantage in the Milk, one pound of Salsaline dissolved in boiling water, and a fair proportion of the same put into each milker's bucket, will preserve 200 gallons of milk for thirty-six hours, I could not say how much longer. The Milk drawn on the same morning and placed on the same shelf in the dairy, will be found to be quite thick, while that wi>h Salsaline will be thin and sweet as in winter, and the calves seem to thrive bo much better on it, and they will not take the thick sour Milk, which is -wasted. — J&DCE&. DoNAXD.' '