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LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOB LEASING. r PHE UNDERSIGNED U prepared to w •*- ceiTs on behalf of the Lyttelton Harkonr Board TENDERS FOR A LEASE OF ALL THAT PARCivu OF LANu, containing by admeasurement 1 rood 17 perchea more or less, situate at Lyttelton and being Lot 11 on the Flan of the reclaimed land of the Lyttelton Harbour uoard, for a term of 21 years, to be computed from the Ist day of October, 1924, at a rental to b» determined by Tender. PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS OF LEASING, as well as FORMS OF TENDER, can be obtained from the undersigned, and a copy of the proposed Leaae can be inspected at the olicee of the jut ;t el ton Harbour Board, Cathedral square. Christchurch. The material provisions of the lease are as follows: (1) Lessee to pay rent half-yeerly in advance. (2) Lessee to pay all rates and taxes except land . tax. (3) Annual rental to be determined by Tender. (4) T esses to have the Lyttelton Harbour B-aids approval to fill plans of buildings or alters t:or.s of buildings. (5) Leisee to keep buildings insured aga'nst fire. (6) Lessee to insure against accident. (7) Lessee to keep buildings in repair except against fair wear and tear. (8) Les e* not to remove any buildings, whether affixed to the F: ee u o'd or not, without tV resent of the Lyttel-t-n Harbour Board. (9) Lessee may remove trade fixtures before the expiry of the pericd o£ the Lease. (10) Lessee not to carry on any noxious trade. (11) Lessee not to assign or sublet without consent. (12) Lease contains a provision in accordance with the Ist and 2nd schedules to "The Public Bodies Leases Act, 1903," that on the expiration of the term the Lessee is to have an option either to accent a renewed Le."se in accordance with the first schedule to the end Act, or to have a new offered for sale by auction in accordance with the second schedule to the said Act, and so on from time to time in perpetuity. (13 Tenders will be received at the officee of the Lyttelton Hartrur Board until the thirtv-first dav of July, E'-c-v Tender sh'll be accompanied by a Cash deposit o' the fist half year's rentil, which will be refunded if the Tender is not pccented. (14) T he sueces-'ful Tenderer shall immediately after the of his Tender poy to the Lyttelton Harbour Board the amount of the valuation the build'twa on the property, which has been at £7211. (15) The highest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted.

CYRUS J. R. WILLIAMS, Secretary, 6328 ' Lyttelton Harbour Hoard. • GERAiiDINE COUNTY COUNCIL. TIMBER. TENDERS, stating earliest delivery, close at T«muka Council Office at noon on WEtTNESDAY, 23rd inst., for—--100 16ft x 8 x 4, First-ciaaa Australian Brush Box 100 16ft Hi!, First-clase Australian Brush Box. 100 16ft x 8 x 2, First-claas Australian Brush Box. Delivery at Temuku' Railway Station. N.S.W. Inspection Department certificate necessary. C. E. BREMNER, 5168 County Engineer. CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. rpENDERS are invited for the REMOVAL 1. of the BAND ROTUNDA irom Vicuna snuare to Opawa Park, and R&EREOTIOiSr -of same.. v ■. . The Specification may be seen in the City Surveyor's Office, where tenders will be received until 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, the 2isth instant. J. S. NEVILLE. Town , Clerk., Christchurch, „„ 16th July, 1904. 8325 O. PUBLIC WORKS DEPT.—STORES. QUOTATIONS, closing 4 p.m. or dates shown, are invited for the supply of:— *(1) 400 Rolls Prepared Roofinn. 19-4-24. (2) 3-10 K.V.A. Transformers. 5-S-4. (3) One 2-ton Motor. Lorry. _• 2g-7-24. ' Quotation forma may be obtained at Publ.c Works Offices, Auckland, Cliristchurch, i_unedin, and at Stores Managers Office, Wellington. 53at Tenders for the erection of new BUILDINGS for the T. and G. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. LTD.. clos® at my Office. TO-DAY (THURSDAY), at 4 p.m. O. W. WOOD, Architect. 80 Hereford -ritreet. • 53^ PROFESSIONAL NOTIOE& Gr. SaVI CK B JONES, OPTICIAN, Corner of CATHEDRAL SQUARE and CHAiNCERY LANE. PUNKTAL -LENSES are now available. The "Punktal" is the only deep curve lens haying a true fccus. J4H9-846S

Alfred hughes paterson, late ot Greymouth, Barrister and Solicitor, has oommenoed to pracUee ni« pr°f e «»i°n BARRISTER and SOLICITOR, at the STREET COR AND CHANCERY LANE. Chriatchurch. ■ Entrance. Chancery lane P6673 HARLEY G. OSTLEB, DENTAL bb-ttuEON. TTAS commenced PRACTICE *1 91 CASHEL STREET WEST (Over W. H. Tiacuol, Ltd.). PHONE 2274. 06658 TIRED EYES: When the eyes easily tire 'tis a sign of weakness! Don t neglect Nature's call foi aaßißtahoe-co|sult apecialiat optician—consult MK ALti. WA.m, •who will give you helpful advice and pre.cribe beooniing Consulting Optician, 115 Caahel street, G5839-6153 (Opp. Ballantyne'a). w, I L.F RED L WAED, surgeon DENTIST, Weston's Buildings, 152 MANCHESTER STREET. ■phone <BB2. W645* ICR ARTHUR SUCKLING, Dental Surgeon, (Specialising ic Oral Radiology, Dental Anesthesia' - and fc*odont:a), HAS Benwved from No. 90 Gloucester street, and is nc« practising at No. 73 Worcester street (corner of Cambndg. terrace, formerly the residence of Dr. AU»ning). J. B. NisALE, F.P.A., N.Z., F-l-A., NX PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, SECRETARY and SHAREUROKER. Member Christchurch Stock Exchange. 162 MANCHESTER BTREI2T, jf7jß3 iOpposite National Bank). OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN. T> 8. LONSDALE, lit Fellow of the Spectacle Makers' Company, London. 180 MANCHESTER STREET (One Minute from Cathedral). ' ■ - L 4148 YOUNG and CRAIG (Palmer Graduates), Chiropractor* and Spmogrsphers, Royal Exchange Building*! Cathedral square. - All work verified by X-Bay. Hours: BJO to 6; Saturday, 8.80 to 1. Member# 2US. Chirovracins' Association. Y9170 SN. ROBINBOS G.A.1.E., FOOT SPECIALIST. New Booms, 17a Cashel street East. Those 2271. Fust floor. By appaonteynl