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Press, Volume XL, Issue 5859, 24 June 1884, Page 4

[ Bnelaeee'lVbitleee. A. MICKLE, M.D., M.8., FJ&C.S. Edot., MASTEB IN SURGERY, ftc., 171 ARMAGH ST., near Colombo street. HQUES for CONSULTATION, Mornin? at 9, Afternoon 1 till 2, Evening 7 till 8. RESIDENT PATENTS BECETVED ; 5-7 5082 TiyAGEB'S WORLD - RENOWNED EEASI7E SOAP. Removes All Stains from Any Article. Sold Everywhere. 3-7 7249 "EUCALYFTINS," "jr*"ANUFACTUBED from the PURE EUCALYPTUS OIL. THE INFALLIBLE CURE I JOB RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, &c. Sold by alTChemiste and Storekeepers, Price, One Shilling and Sixpence. 4-7 8543 j ASK TjlOR rriENAXICUM. FOB MENDING~"eVEBYTHING. SOLD AT LYTTELTON BY A. W. PABSONS, CHEMIST. 3j26 PRICES-IS. 8034 GALVANISED IRON, HOOF IRON FENCING WIRE. Anxsx and I BoBiBTB Ironmoagrera. Caahel street West Art Union. | ART UNION PEOSPECTUS. ISSUE OF 5000 TICKETS AT Is EACH. MB MUBRAY ASTON, that all classes of the community may be enabled to participate,has decided to fix thepriceof next issue of SHARES in his Art Union at the low figure of ONE SHILLING. The drawing will take place in the presence of a Notary Public and Committee of Shareholders immediately after the subscription ! list has been closed, on or before 2nd day of September next. Should, however, the full number of tickets not be sold by the date fixed, a pro rata distribution of prizes will be made. The prizes will consist of OIL PAINTINGS and WATER-COLOR DRAWINGS, including some fine examples of New Zealand scenery by local artiste. First Prize, value 100 guineas; Second Prize, value 40 guineas,; Third Prize, value 25 guineas; Fourth Prize, value 14 guineas; Fifth, Sixth, and Seven Prizes, value 10 guineas each; Eighth Prize, value 6 guineas; Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Prizes, value 5 guineas each; Twelfth Prize, value 2 guineas; and ten works by local artists, representing some of the most charming bits in the district, of smaller money value, but undiminished interest — in all 22 Prizes of the value of £250. An inspection of the various works of art is respectfully requested .at the Art Studio, No. 2 Duncan's Buildings, Manchester and Cashel streets, Christehurch. 6-11 1112 Tenders. nr\ENDERS are invited for the CONX STRUCTION of a WAREHOUSE of Brick and Stone in Cathedral Square, for Messrs Fletcher, Humphreys and Co. Tenders will close on Monday, 30th June, at 2 o'clock. Full particulars with FRANK W. PETRE, Engineer and Architect, 171 Hereford street, Christehurch, and Liverpool street, Dunedin. 6-17 1333 ■ TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of OEFICE FITTINGS, &c., for the Mutual Benefit, Building and Investment Society, at their; new premises, Duncan's Buildings, 142 Cashel street. Those desirous of Tendering can see drawing and specifications at my Office, where endorsed Tenders will be received up till 4 p.m. on THURSDAY,26th JUNE. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. T. S. LAMBEBT, Architect. Inglis' Buildings, 200 High street, City. 6-19 1405 TO BUILDERS. nriENDEBS are invited for RE-BUILD-JL ING the GOLDEN AGE HOTEL, also for the CONTINUATION of BUILDINGS on Colombo street and Catnedral square frontages, for E. M. Morten, Esq. Those, desirous of tendering can see conditions, specifications, and drawings, at my Office, where endorsed tenders will be received up till 4 p.m. on Monday, 30th June. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. T. S. LAMBERT, Architect. Inelia* Buildings, 200 High street, City. 6-16 1296 CHEISTCHUBCH DISTBICT DRAINAGE BOARD. npENDERS will be received up to 11 JL o'clock a.m. of TUESDAY, the Ist July, 1884, for the WORKS included in the No. 5 Pipe-laying Contract (Sewer to Hospital). Specification, conditions, and drawings can be seen at the Office of the Board. Tenders to be endorsed on the outside and addressed to the Chairman. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. EDWIN CUTHBEBT, Engineer. June 20th, 1834. 6-21 1470 RAKAIA BOAD BOABIX > . . - TENDERS aie invited for the following WOBKS :— No. 71. Clearing tussocks off Dunsandel road, between Derritt's bridge and Sheate's road, about six miles No. 72. Supplying about 1000 yards of j shingle on above section of Dunsandelroad No. 73. Clearing tussocks off Baltaia road, between Derritt's bridge and Irvine's land, about six miles No. 74. Supplying about 1000 yards of shingle on above sections of Rakaia road No. 75. Making cuttings and levelling about three miles of road on the old Railway Reserve, Bear Bankside No. 76. Erecting a traffic bridge (60ft long, with concrete abutments.), near Thome's corner No. 77. Supplying abont 200 yards of shingle on Duncan's road. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Rakaia Road Board Office, Hororata, where tenders addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed with the number of the work, must be delivered not later than Saturday, sth July, 1884. W. BAKER, 6-24 1546 Clerk to the Board. HEATHCOTE ROAD BOARD. mENDERS are invited for FORMING X ROAD at Back of RS. 1146, Bromley. Specification at Board Office, Ferry road. Tenders close on Thursday, the 26th instant, at 12 noon. W. T. C. MILLS, 6-231515 Clerk to Board. SPRINGS ROAD BOARD. are invited for CUTTING a X DRAIN on Carter's road from Quarterly's Drain to Springs road, about 18 chains. Specifications may be seen at the Road Board Office, Springston, where tenders must be delivered not later than 2 p.m. on TUESDAY, 24th June. THOS. M. MAR I IN, Clerk tc the Board. Springs District Office, Springston, 16th June, 1884. 6-1713* i LINCOLN ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited fer KEEPING CLEAN TOWNSHEND'S and BLACKLEB'S DRAINS, for Twev* Months. Specifications to be seen at the Office, Prebbleton. Tenders close on Saturday, July sth. FBANK WM. EAST. 6 241548 Clerk to the Board.