GOVERNMENT NOTICES. E - *■ NEW ZEALAND STATE COAL. A DEPOT has been opened for the SALE and DELIVERY of STATE COAL ONLY at CHRISTCHURCH. This Coal, which is equal to any other now on the market, will be delivered for NET CASH WITH ORDER, Orders taken at office only. Telephone No. 1971. No. IPS HEREFORD STREET (late Craddock and Simes). PRICE LIST: State Coal (Screened), 80s ton, 15s Gd half-ton, 8s quarter-ton. Is ad cwt. The above rates are for delivery only within reasonable distances. Extra cartage will bo charged for Suburbs. W. H. CROTHERS, Depot Agent. Christchurch. July 15th, 19C45. 549G *-. «■ i MIDLAND RAILWAY, SPRINGFIELD | END. I STATION BUILDINGS CONTRACT AT j BROKEN RIVER. TENDERS will bo received at Ibis Office until NOON of WEDNESDAY. 15th ! AUGUST, 19&6, for STATION BUILDINGS CONTRACT at Broken River. Specifications, etc.. may be seen at the Public Works Office, Christchurch, and Post Offices, Timaru and Rangiora. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. J- A. WILSON, Resident Engineer. Public Works Office. ■ Springfield, 2Cth July. 1906. 5938 WORKERS' HOMES. RENDERS will be received by the underX mentioned Architects up till noon of MONDAY. 27th August, for the ERECTION of FIFTEEN COTTAGES in WOOD, and of FIVE in BRICK, at Sydenham, for tho New Zealand Government. Tenders must b« for at least all of the houses of similar deI sign, and shall be addressed to the respecj tivo Architects, at whose offices the Plans. | Specifications, and conditions may bo seen as ' follows: — | Messrs Hurst Seager and Wood. Cathedral square; Messrs England Bros., Royal Insurance Chambers, Hereford street; and Mr Fred. J. Barlow, Christchurch. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JXO. CAMPBELL. Government Architect. Public Works Office. Wellington. GS&I EDUCATIONAL. WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD. TEACHER OF COOKERY. A PPLICATIONS, accompanied by copies of ■**■ Testimonials, will be received until TUESDAY, 21st INST., for the position of additional TEACHER of COOKERY for ] School and other Classes. Salary. _12f> per annum and travelling expenses. Preference will be given to an applicant holding a City and Guilds of London Certificate. W. J. CARSON. Secretary. WanganuL Augujt 10th, 1906. 6567 GHRISTCHURGH SHORTHAND AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Grain Agency Buildings (opposite D.1.C.). Principal: MISS E. E. DIGB_, 1.P.5., N.TJ.T. Obtain our NEW PROSPECTUS, Giving full iifcrmation with regard to School Curriculum, Class Hours and Fees, Success of Students during 1903, Examination Results, 1903-1906, And ! LIST OF LEADING CHRISTCHURCH COMMERCIAL FIRMS With whom our students,«re at present holding positions..
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12571, 14 August 1906, Page 11
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