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Wellington city council. j wainui-o-matTwaterworks p EXTE?gjQKtunnel contract. \ to contractors: c HENDERS will be received at the office of 1 L the undersigned, up to 4 p.m. of Thurs- -* ty< the 16th inst., for driving two Tunnel 1 £ the respective lengths of 35 chains and Gj * tains, and various works in connection ~~ erewith . . j Plans aud specifications may be seen at J c office of the City Surveyor. C( The lowest or any tender not necessarily ti icepted. tl CHARLES C. GRAHAM, Town Clerk. "1 7th September, 1880. J TO PAINTERS, PLUMBERS, AND A BRICKLAYERS. pENDERS wanted for the above work, J L for four houses, on the Terrace. lc Plan 3 and specifications to be seen at the tl b in working hours, and at my house, y< delaide Road, at nights. je J. HOPWOOD, Builder. Adelaide Road. 1 TENDERS WANTED. h pENDERS are invited for tho purchase le L of the Patea Boiling Down Company's _ lant. All information will bo furnished on appli- , ition to the undersigned at Carlyle, Patea. a The highest or any tender not necessarily jccpted. dl.d 1 . m. Harris; Secretary. TO BUILDERS. pENDEES are invited, until Noon of - L Wednesday, the 15th day of September, 1 ir tho Erection of a Residence at Taratahi, J 3ar Carterton. Plans and specifications at my office. THOS. TURNBULL, Architect, Lambton Quay. "' ' ~t WELLINGTON COLLEGE. pHE THIRD TERM begins on MONDAY, T y. 13th September. Boys to attend at 30, Girls, at 11 o'clock. ii The Governors request that the rule as to ie Payment of Fees iri advance be carried it. . . CHAS. P. POWLES, 1 Secretary. Wellington, 6th September, 1880. 1 HIGHER EDUCATION. HIRAULEIN STRAUSS is ready to receive 1 D her Pupils on MONDAY, 13th Septem- J 3r, at her residence, Ghuznee-stroet, near b. Peter's. HIGHER EDUCATION. o THE AVENUE, I Abel Smith-street. CHE NEXT TERM at this School com- t mences on MONDAY, the 13th SEPEMBER. JOHN GAMMELL, 8.A., Principal. DRAWING AND PAINTING. ] f ESSONS given in Drawing and Painting LJ in water colours. " For terms, &c, apply to t EUSTACE BRANDON, Pipitea-street. 0 THE ELECTORS OF COOK WARD. r ADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I beg « LJ again to offer myself as a candidate >r the representation of Cook Ward in the ity Council. It is now seven years since ie ratepayers first did me the honor to elect ie to a seat in the Counoil, and during the ;, hole of that time, I have done my utmost _ j advance the welfaro of both the city " snerally and the Ward for which I was a T lember. How far I have been successful in ly efforts, I leave it to the ratepayers to C idge. Should you be pleased to again elect ie, I shall continue to do all that I can to li lerit the renewal of your confidence. Your obedient servant, s ROBERT GREENFIELD. GENUINE INVESTMENT. 0 FOR SALE, an improved Farm, only one t mile from the Greytown Railway tation._ First-olass agricultural land, 84 t cres (little more or leas), 20 acres under rop, 20 acres good bush, balance in English rasses ; well watered, substantial stabling nd out-buildings, sub-divided into six addocks. A good opportunity for a small ipitalist. Price low. Terms easy. Apply BENJAMIN SMITH & CO., '. Lambton Quay. POR SALE, some of the best Hotels in v the Province — 5 Country Hotels, and Town or City Hotels. Also, I 1 first-rate Four-roomed House 20 cases Champagne 10 cases West India Rum Valuations made. Loans negotiated. Apply ' M. L. MARKS, Commission Merchant, 1 Grey-street. { PIG, POULTRY, AND DAIRY FARM. FOR SALE, or TO LET, Fitzherberton ] Cottage, within half -a-mile of Palmerton North railway station, on a p ood metalled £ oad. It contains five large and lofty rooms, E iesides putbuildings, is built of the best otara timber, is metal-roofed, and has a ' iroad verandah on two sides. Thero ara ten ,crea of excellent hind in English grass, and \ ecurely fenced all round. No better oppor- j unity can be found to obtain a compact arm in a capital situation, with a really ' ;ood and comfortable house. More land can ie obtained if required. Apply to 1 H. J. LLOYD, < Palmerston North. TO PRINTERS. ' li^Oß SALE or Lease, a valuable News- | *- paper Property in the North Island. Che paper is a bi-weekly ; has a good circuation ; and is doing a large business, which nay be considerably extended. There is ilso a good jobbing plant, capable of turning jut all descriptions of work. To two gentlemen (one literary and ono mechanical) with a small capital, this offers 1 splendid opportunity for investment. For address apply to the Evening Post office.

¦ iiOR SALE, cheap, and in good working order, a Water Engine, by Burt Bros, of Dunedin. Apply to W. R. WATERS, Hunter-street. FOR SALE, a great bargain, Steam Engine (4 horse-power) Chaff Cutter, and Bricks, all in thorough working order. Price, .£3O. Apply at once to Francis Sidcy. IT'OR SALE, or exchange for city property, . 612 acres of country land, iv two blocks, suitable for farms, with ready market for stock and produce. BAKER BROS., Star Chambers. FOR SALE, the Dwelling House, in Con-stable-street, now in the occupation of Mr. Radcliff. The land has a frontage of 65 feet by a depth of 115 feet. A portion of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. EDWARD PEARCE. FOR SALE, Property in Guilford Terrace. Apply Evening Post. FOR SALE, Henry Russell's Farm, at the Taitai ; the chief part of the purchasemoney may remain at interest. Apply to Frederick J. Pinny, care of C. M. Luke, Nebon-street. FOR SALE, on account of whom it may concern, one first-class Landau Carriage, fitted-up on the most improved principle, to the order of Mr. J. Webster. For particulars apply to M. Bohan, Wellington Coach Factory, Manners-street. FOR SALE, 3000 Acres Leasehold, including 400 Acres Rich Alluvial Level Land ; 16 years ; rent, £12. Leaseholder entitled to value of improvements at expiration of lease. For address, apply Evening Post. FOR SALE, an Hotel, in middle of town ; good stand, and doing a good business ; owner about to leave Wellington ; also, 300 acres of land in Sandon. Apply by letter to A.8., office of this paper. FOR SALE, cheap, Tasmanian Posts and Rails. S. PALMER, Featheißton-stxeet.