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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17224, 15 August 1921, Page 11

HOTELS. HOTEL CARGEN, AUCKLAND. HIS Large and Well-known PRIVATE HOTEL is in the front rank of Hew Zealand hosteiries. Single, Double, and Suites of RoomsTariff from 17s (3d per day. Weekly arrangements made. . Electric Ooia pass the door. Telegraph: "CARGEKi," Auckland. 5718 "THE MANSIONS" PRIVATE HOTEL, Ghuznee street, Wellington. 'HIS First-class • Private Hotel is n«w . under the management. of MESDAM.3S COOKE and McGOWAN, late of Christchurch. Excellent accommodation, service, and cuisine. Electric light throughout. Tariff 12s per day. £3 10s per week. Pennanents by arrangement. " C 9961 EXCELSIOR HOTEL, DUNEDIN. i (Under New Management.) VISITORS to DUNEDIN should stay at this Splendid Hotel. First-class Accommodation. Every Comiort and Attention. Oval and Cresoent Bare. SPEIGHT'S ALE. AE Liquors True to Label. W. QUIRK, (late City), GS73O • Proprietor. L/TOUNT PLEASANT HOSTEL AMD 1 HEALTH RESORT. 1200 Feet above 6ea level. Situated back of Redcliffs. Splendid accommodation for Boarders and Weekend Guests. Liberal tariff. Car meets tramß by request. Ring Redcliffs 'Phono, or write Tea House, Mount Pleasant. H. H. ROBERTS, Proprietor. R3979 STARTING AND. LIGHTING BATTERIES. TTfE HAVE LARGE SHIPMENTS OF PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BATTERIES IN STOCK, Suitable for all makes and modelß of Cars of Six and Twelve Volt Systems. These Batteries, for Starting and Lighting Work, are rapidly displacing other makes, owing to their increased efficiency, length of life, and minimum maintenance cost. Batteries may he inspected, and full particulars obtained Sat our Office. ARTHUR D. RILEY and* CO., LTD., 152 Hereford street. Telephone 1061. P.O. Box 61. PUBLIC WORKS—NEW ZEALAND. PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS-FURNI-TURE. [TTRITTEN Tenders for the SUPPLY of 1 V the above will be received by the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, up •till Noon on FRIDAY, the 19th instant, Specification may oe seen, at Pub'io Works Office, Christchurch, and at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted; F. W. FUHKERT, Engineer-m-Chief and Under-Secretary. Public Works Office. Wellington, 9th AugUßt, 1921. 4 CURTAILS FOR PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS. -UOTATIONS, Closing 19th AUGUST, 1921, are invited for Suppnes as above. Juotation forms l may be' obtained at Pi rtTorks Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, : edin, and at this office. r; E. HERRON, Stores Manager, Public Worttsi Department, Wellington. August 12th, 1921. WATER TOWER, BURNHAM CAMP. TENDERS, addressed * to. the Secretary, Public. Works Tenders Board, will be reoeived at this office until NOON on 'TUESDAY, 80th August, for the ERECTION of WATER TOWER at BURNHAM CAMP. Plans ■ ahd Specifications may be seen at this Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. LANGBEIN, Acting Resident Engineer. Public Works Office, Christchurch, 11th August, 1921. PENDERS are invited for the OARTAGE *. • of about 300 yards Ballast Shingle, dis--noe approximately two miles. Tenders clo"se>n 20th inst. Apply ' THE NORTH CANTERBURY CO-OPERA-TIVE FLOUR MILLING EXPORTING AND AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., 4485 Cuat.VENDERS CLOSE THIS DAY, at 12 I (noon), nt our office, for NEW BOYS* HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS. J. S. and M. J. GUTHRIE, Reg. Architects, 178 Manchester street. TENDER. TENDERS are invited up to 24th AUGUST for''-Grabbing 160 Chains of Goree and Broom at Rolleston. Address applications to T. GLEN, Rolleston Hotel, from whom all particulars are obtainable.' 4377 JARRAH TIMBER COMPANY, CHRISTCHURCH. PLENTIFUL SUPPLIES OF IMPORTED TIMBERS. N.SW. HARDWOODS. We are... now holding a large stock of N.S.W. HARDWOODS, the sizes" ranging as under,' viz. : SAWN from Bin to 14in in. width, and from lin to lOnr in thickness. HEWN from 9 x 9 to 22 x 20. These timbers comprise the following high grade ' Eucalypts, viz.:— Ironbark, Grey Gum, Grey and Brush Box, Tallow-wood, Blood-wood, Spotted Gum, Mahogany, etc, and are unrivalled for Bridge and Wharf Construction, General Building and_ Fencing purposes, and any other purpose in which great strength and durability are the essential; factors. OREGON PINE (Douglas Fir). We have a good selection of this excellent timber, and can supply in sizes up to 18 x 18 and in lengths up to 70ft. CALIFORNIAN REDWOOD. Large stocks of this well-known Joinery Timber on Land. CABINETMAKER'S TIMBERS. The following high-class Furmturo Timbers also stocked, viz.:—Queensland Maple, Japanese Oik, and American Oak. COACHBUILDERS' TIMBERS. We have a good selection of Ash and Hickory, specially . imported for the above purpose. 8-PLY WOODS. Large stocks of Cottonwood, Oregon, Oik and Hoop-pine 3-ply Woods. "TRU-GRANING." This is tlie trade name of a new_ prvoeas for putting the most artistic figuring into ordinary plain timbers without the use of paints. If you are building, get us to "TRU-GRANE" your Panelling, Doors, Skirtings, etc. You will be delighted with the highly artistio effect produced. Furniture, either old or new, can be ''TRUGRANED." Call and have a chat with us hereon. Note the Address: > JARRAH TIMBER COMPANY, 10 to 24 Moorhouse avenue. JE637 JOHN WALLER AND SONS, LTD., Timber and Coal Merchants, and Importers. Established 1878. Offices and Yards: 167-169 T-jam street. Yards: 210-214 St. Asaph street. ARGE and Complete Stocks of Buildera' —i and Farmers' Requisites. Colonial Timbers of every description. • Imported Timber, Jarrah, Oregon, Baltic, Redwood, V.D.L., Yellow Pine, etc., otc. Heavy Stocks of Seasoned Timber in sheds ready for use. We will be pleased to furnish QUOTATIONS for Building Materials delivered to any Railway Station. W&739 JUST L'ANDED. T ARGE SHIPMENT of "MCTRGSCO," the U ideal water paint for walls and ceilings. HURST and DRAKE, LTD., Oil, Colour, and Glass Merchants, Leaded Light Manufacturers, CORNER LOWER HIGH STREET AND CAYERSHAM STREET. Telephone 2605. H 5542-2972 MONEY. HAVE MONEY TO LEF© on any kind of security, from £lO upwards. F. D. KESTEVEN. K9351' 4D Chancery lane. A MOTOR will run Daily from GLENTUNNEL to DARFIELD. ami cairy route to Lake Coleridge, returning m time to catch Cass Express, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, if necessary. W. LEEMING, • •«r Mail CostiEctcc.