TENDERS. TENDKHS 3?ott SLAUGHTERING 11 KEF, MUTTON, PIGS. AT LARGE ABATTOIR. AND ISAGON" FACTORY, WESTFIELD, AUCKLAND, I> AND W. 31 ELLA BY LTD., invite tenders for the nl)ovo work by Contract. Tenders are to be submitted in terms of the specifications, a copy o£ which inny be had on application to tho Ofiic-e of this Paper. Tenders yiay be submitted fur: (a) Slaughtering all classes o£ stock in <ma contract, or (b) Hlaughtering one cluss ot stuck only—either Beef, Mutton, of Pigs. Tenders nro receivable at tbo Compuiy's Ilead Office, Quay street, Auckland, not later than Noon on tho 15th DECEMBER, 1931.' The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. It. AND W. IIELLABV, LTD., Quay street, 4745 ' • Auckland. MALVERN COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR CUTTING COCKSFOOT. MMSNDERS, closing nt NOON on MONBAY, '2lst, December, 1031, are invited for the right to cut cocksfoot on roads, main races, and unlet icscrvcs in tho Malvern County. Particulars from the Engineer or the tindetsigncd. A. E. COLT I TAUT, £P7B County Clerk. WATMAKARIIU KIVEI4 ROAD BRIDGE. LENDERS will be received by the (Secre'"ry, Tenders Board, Public Works Department, Wellington, up In 4 p.m. on Tuesday, 15th Dei-ember, for the bituminous paving of tho approaches to tbo Waimnknriri River Road Bridge. Plans and Specifications Tuny be seen «t the Public Works Office, Obristchurch. 5808 WANTED TO PURCHASE. CIASJI, oiio Pour-drawer Cash Register in J good order; must bo cheap. Reply, stating price and where seen, to 8.M.X., "l'ress." 1744 o K E N Z 1 K and W H 1- 1 S Ato Buyum cf SECOND-HAND FUUNITURE OF ALL. DESCRIPTIONS. Lfettcr to Us, or Call, or Phono 31-630, Will bring our Buyer to your door immediately, nini we arc ahvava prepared to pay tlio Truo Market Value of the Goods. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 120 HEREFORD STREET. (Late Queen's Picture Theatre.) LUCAS, 353 COLOMBO cTHEET, Oppj Sydenham Public School. 'Phono R5-141. CASH BUYEIt of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Secoud-liand Clothing, Household Linens, Blankets, <!tc. GOOD PRICES GIVEN. L 3333 WE ARE CASII BUYERS OF WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, ETC., AT FULL MARKET RATES. a. and J. Mcdonald, 111 Madras street, Near Station. 'Phono 35-25'2. MG7U7
.-GLOTSIKG, 12 VICTORIA Ju STREET. "Phone UO-CSO. Cash Buyers of nil kind* of Ladies", Gentlemen's, and Children's Clotbius, Hoots, Trunks, and Linen, FuroiUm- eJi-o Old, Gold, JoweUery, Gramophones and l'ccord3. SPOI CASH. MRS M. WALKER. P7131 MRS BROOK, 5G38 Colombo street. CASH BUYER of Ladies' and Gentlemt.. J NEW and SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, Household Linen, Blankets, etc. Lcttois and Enquiries promptly attended to. B2Gia 'PHONE 38-040. M oKEN Z1 E and WILLIS . _ Are Buyers of SECOND-HAND SEWING MACHINES AND PIANOS. A letter to ua, or call, or 'Phone 34-G3O will blinff our Buyer to your door immediately, and «a aro always prepared to pay the True Market Value of the Goods in SPOT CASH. McKENZIB and WILLIS, 100 Hereford street. (Lato Queen's Picture Theatre Buildings.) • M 7238 "highest prices given. \7t7ANTED, Ladies' and Gentlemen's and ** Children's Wearing Apparel, Housebold Linens, Curtains, Carpets, Rugs, Mate, and other Saleable Goods. Write or call. Mr# Denley, 684 Colombo street (neit Longdin's). New 'Phone, 41-022. • 3T60 board and residence. riIIMARU —Clanden House, three minuter, X from Bay. farlft £2 10s. 'Phone. 868 T. Mrs Charles Le Crcn, 86 Grayroad, Timarn. s®®® IjiABM or Private Board, Two ladies, December 22nd; two weeks, Kaikouni or Blenheim. State terms. P.K.X., "Press." 1662 BEACH HOUSE, ESPLANADE. SUMNER. IjiNTIRBLY under New Management, this .4 Popular House offers Excellent Table and Accommodation for Permauent and Casual Quests. A Home Away from Homo. MODERATE TARIFF. BEACH HOUSE. - Watch for Further Announcement. 439E SUMNER— "BEAOHCLIFFB," V Head stretet, Sumner. Ideal Situation. Sunny. Reduced Rates. Soparate Balcony Rooms. Casual and Permanent Boarders. Tariff according to room. Special arrangements for Families and Convalescents. Misses Hugging and Suckling., Dial 898; ask for SSGK. PRIVATE HOTELS. Three minutes from Square. This Select Private ..Hotel under new Management. Will receive Permanent and Casual Guests. "Phone 34-2G6. Gurage. WANTED KNOWN. D r tasteless; jUiNKU J. owuo . crnV i n g permanently. F?ee booklet, Welfare Pty., P.O. Box Wellington.^ nlPtely cured by eating Yeaston Tablets. P M &a. 6d. 100 for 5s Cd. Barnetts' and ot)icr_Chcmists.. . ~ lC t T.A.SS Water Jugs Is ltd at Minsons, \JT and o beautiful lot of others up to 20s. Tumble r s in all sorts and sizes. Moiißl SfrKASTOft Tablets every day keep you fit X for work and play, 36 for 2s Gd, 100 for 5s Gd. Burnetts' nnd oilier Chemists. 13 "OOTWEAR—Prices to Suit All Pockets. See our Windows. J. Dollan, Railway Hotel Buildings, Manelioster street. D 461 DYSPISPSIA Symptoms quickly disappear when you eat Yeaston Tablets rogularly. Barnotts' and other Chemists. —O RHEUMATIC Pains. Nothing dispels theso awful pains like Quits K Tabs do. They're wonderful. Is Gd, all principal grocers. 2!''. P. FIREWOOD FOR SALE. jji I -it Ew no I). Dry Sin Pino Blocks, 35s J-Cord Delivered. Dry BLUEGUM BLOCKS, 45s J-Cord Delivered. - Chopped Kindling Wood ready for use, 2s 6d: 15s Quarter Cord (7 Bags). RING 38-162. Note New Address: HALL BROS., 90 SIMEON ET., SPREYDON. /CONSTIPATION Corrected in gentle, grad\j ual, permanent way by ciiting Yeaston Tablets strong.. Barnetts' and other Chemists. 15
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20413, 7 December 1931, Page 1
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