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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 9940, 11 December 1900, Page 8

BAKER & TABUTEAU. TT OUSES TO LE3) Esplanade 3 rooms 7s per week >> 3 ~ 7s „ ~ i> 3 ~ 7a ~ „ BAKER & TABUTEAU COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR ,SALE REENMEADOWS, the property of \JT Mrs Henry Lascelles, con aining 3 acres 2 roods 21 perches of Freehold adjoining the Napier Park Racecourse, beautifully laid out in Garden,? Orchard, and Ornamental Trees, together with a substantial modern 10-roomed Dwelling house well built with all conveniences, stable and washhouse, artesian well, etc. Insurance, £850. Also, 'TARADALE, Church Road, 7£ acres, (the property of J\Jr Henry Lascelles), fenced and planted with valuable timber. Artesian well. Price, £50 per acre. Full particulars from BAKER & TABUTEAU, Land Agents. BUILDING SITE. MILTON ROAD, overlooking Napier Roadstead, level building site; fenced and planted. Price, £450. BAKER & TAB U TEAU, Land Agents. BUILDING SITE FOR SALE. BLUFF HILL, Thompson road—Two acres, 1 rood, 25 perches of Land overlooking the Ahuriri Roadstead Price, £325 BAKEK & TABUTLAL. FOR SALE. HASTINGS— 18| Acres of rich Land, suitable for Dairying, Orchard, Grain or Root crops, or with a view of cutting up into small lots. Situated within 300 yards of the Heretaunga Dairy Factory. Price, £42 per acre. BAKER AND TABUTEAU. House For Sale, FITZROY ROAD, Napier. Suburbai Section 59, subdivision 35, contain- i nig 29 Perches o lland, upon which is erected a 5-Roomed House in good repair. Insured for £250. Price fnr Freehold-£355. BAKER AND TABUTEAU, Land Agents. FOR SALE— HHARADALE Town Sections 22, 23, JL 24, 25, 26, and part 42 (0a 3r lOp), having a double frontage to Taradale and Lees roads. Price, £75. BAKER & TABUTEAU. SOUTH AFEIOM TRADE. Tenders for Steamship Service. A PPLICATIONS are invited from .Xjl Steamship Owners, stating subsidy that; would be required for a Two (2) Years' Service between New Zealand, West Australia, and South Africa. The Steamers would require to be of not less than about 4000 tons register, and to have suitable Refrigerating Accommodation for the conveyance of Frozen Meat and Dairy Produce. It is also desirable that Passenger Accommodation should be provided, and applicants will be required to state what Passenger Accommodation would be available. The Steamers to leave New Zealand about once every Six (6) Weeks. Steamers calling at not less than Three (3)i nor more than Six (6) New Zealand Ports, such Ports to be named in Conditions of Contract. From the Final Port the Steamers would proceed to .Fremantle, West Australia,and thence to Durban,ltlast London, Port Elizabeth and Capetown, It is necessary that the Draught of Steamers when loaded should be stated, as it is desirable that it should be such as would enable them to enter South African (3) Ports, and proceed to the usual wharves. In computing the subsidy required it would be a condition that the rates of freight upon all cargo should not exceed those ruliDg between the Coltauy and London by the Ordinary Steamship Lines. The lowest or any offer will not necessarily be accepted. Applications, addressed to the Secretary of Industries aud Commerce, Wellington, will be received up to the thiriieth (30th) January Prox. By order. J. G. WARD. Auckland, 7th December, 1900. ... > .>-■>„ «;■;-■. APPLICATIONS, addressed to the Minister of Industries and Commerce, Wellington, will be received up to the 15th January prox, for the position ot Secretary to fche New Zealand Industries and Commerce Department. Age, qualifications, and general experience of ! applicants to be stated in their applications. Salary, £450 per annum. By order. J. G. WARD. Auckland, 7th December, 1900. De LISLK AND THE NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. Challenge. HAVING heard that I have refused to submit my claim against the >le\v Zealand Accident Insurance Company to Arbitration, I beg to give the report a most emphatic denial. I have both verbally and in writing repeatedly offered to go to Arbitration, and as a proof thereof new challenge the Company to submit the merits of my claim to Arbitration in the usual manner, namely, each side to appoint an Arbitrator, and the Arbitrators to appoint an Umpire before proceeding on their duties. If this challenge be not accepted within Ten days I will publish the fact so that the Public may judge for themselves whether the report is true or nob so far as I am concerned. FRED. De LISLE. Napier, November 23rd, 1900. rjHHE Above has appeared in both .!_ Napier papers for ten days. It has also been brought to the direct attention of three representatives of the company by registered post. No response whatever has been made. The public may now draw their own eonclusioßS. •FRED. Dβ LISLE. ,