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Press, Volume XLII, Issue 6245, 24 September 1885, Page 4

TO BUILDBBS. TENDERS are invited for the .erection of BUCK 8 COBE, St. Aeaph Flans and specifications to be seen and tenders sent to the undersigned by noon on Friday, October 2nd. The lowest or any tender net necessarily accepted. C. CUFF, Architect, 0.24 8286 Lichtteld street, Chriitchurch. _ SPRINGS E >AD BOARD. nnENDE US are invited aa under:— X Contract No. 8. Formation Main South road to Norwood; distance about 135 chains. . . .Contracts Nob. 9 »nd 10. Formation from Gallagher's oomer toward the Seiwyn to the road at the parsonage j in two sections of 72 chains each. Contract No. 11. Formation of Pannett's road to Hurst's, about 32 chains with a small bridge. Specifications to be seen at the Board s office, Sprmgston, where tenders dose at two o'clock on Tuesday, 29th September, 1855 ' P. SINCLAIB, 9-228200 Clerk to Board. TAI TAPU BO ID BOABDT" " nfIENDERB are invited to CLEAN and X MAINTAIN CLEAN to the 31st March ensuing, the part ot the BIVEB HALSWJiLL between the Tai Tapu, Little Siver, and Springe districts. Specifications to be seen at the Postoffice, Tai Tapu. Tenders not later than October 2nd, addressed Chairman, Tai Tapu Road Board. By order. ' 9-21 8162 T. QUEALY, Clerk. "Take coleridge boad board. DEBS are invited for the following X wobe:s :— No. 64. Forming and Metalling about 110 Chains of the Bakaia Gorge Bridge road. No. 65. Removing a portion of the Sand Bank on the Island between the two bridges. No. 66. Delivering about 250 Cube Yards of Gravel on the road opposite Wool- ' shed Hill. No. 67. Clearing Tttssooks and Stones from about 8 Miles ot the Bakaia Terrace road. Specifications can be seen at the Boad Board Office on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, between the hours of 10 and 4. Tenders, endorsed with the number of work tendered for, and addressed to She Chairman, will be received at the Office till noon Saturday, October 3rd. geo. bailer, 919 8111 Clerk to the Board. ASHLEY BOAD BOABD. rrtENDEBS are invited for the following X WOBKS:No. 184. bhingling part of Taaffe's Glen road, 50 chains, more or less. No. 185. Shingling on Swamp road, about 20 chains. No. 186. Shingling on road to Birch Hill Station, about 6 chains. No 187. Laying pipe culvert on road near Mr George Harwell's. No. 183. Widening creek, Hodgson's road. No. 189. Shingling about 6ohains Whatman's Hill road. Specifications may be seen at the Boad Board Office after Thursday, September 24th. Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, received till noon on Thursday, October Ist, 1885. - The lowest or any tender not necessarily •"*** JAS. DUTBIB, Clerk to the Board. September 23rd, 1885. 9-24 829S Ptablie Ctoaapsuriew* THE CANTERBUBY BUILDING , SOCIETY CPSBMANENT). Offices—7l Cathedral square. 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