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Evening Post, Volume XXIV, Issue 40, 6 September 1882, Page 4

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned will be received at the under-mentioned office up to noon on Monday, the llth September, for the supply of Fenoing Materials for Horokiwi Valley road. . , Specifications may be seen at Lennie s Store, PahautanuL Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. A. FITZHERBERT, County Engineer. Hutt County Council Chambers, Engineer's Office, 2nd Sept., 1882. FOXTON-NEW PLYMOUTH RAILWAY. HTJKATERE MANUTAHI SECTION. EARTHWORK CONTRACT, No. 9. Publio Works Office, Hawera, 29th August, 1882. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at the Public Works Offioe, Hawera, only, up to 4 p m. on Tuesday, the 19 th September, 1882, for the above contract. They must be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside "Tender for Earthwork Contract, No. 9." Plans and specifications may be seen at the Publio Works Offices, New Plymouth, Wanganui, Wellington, and Hawera, and at the Telegraph Offioe, Patea. The lowest or any tender will not neoeisarily be aooepted. By command. R. W. HOLMES, Resident Engineer.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF STORES. General Manager's Office, Wellington, 22nd August, 1882. SEPARATE Written Tenders jUI bo received at this office np to N#oN on MONDAY, 25th September, 1882, for the Supply and Delivery of the under, mentioned stores for New Zealand Rail* ways, from the Ist day of January, 1883, to the 31st day of December, 1884, at Auckland, Wellington, Chrittohnrob, and Donedin : — Ironmongery, &c Ship Chandlery, &o. Oils, Golonrs, &o. Leather and Grindery Building Material. Tenders to bo addres«od to tKa General Manager of New Zealand Railways. Wei* lington, and to be marked outside " Tender for Stores.' 1 Specifications can be seen and forms of tender obtained, at the Rail, way Store Offices, Auckland, Christohnroh, and Donedin, and at the Stores Manager's Office, Wellington. Telegraphic tenders will not be entertained. The lowest or any tender will not neoes. sarily be accepted. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager, New Zealand Railways. O.E 0. W. BUTTON'S BOOK LIST. New Novels. Eiddell— The Mystery in Palace Gardens, 7s Praed— Polioy and Passion, 7s Malet— No Relations, 7s George Eliot— lmpressions of Theophrastal Suoh, 7s Mrs. Cashel Hoey— Out of Court, 7s Hardy—Far from the Maddening Crowd, 7s Florence Montgomery — Herbert Manners, 3b 6d Geo. ManTille Perm— The Vicar's People, 7« E. Lynn Linton— My Love, 43 6d Jas, Payn— From Exile, 4a 6d „ Some Private Views, 7s Forrester— My Lord and My Lady, 7s Lee— Adventures in Australia, 4s 6d * Standaed Workb. Wright— Animal Life Desoribed and 111ns* trated, 9s Pigott— Reoolleotions of an Irish Journalist, 9s Donnelly — Atlantis : The Antedeluvian World, 15s Rnxton— Mexico, 4s 6d Martin— Life of the Prince Consort, cheap edition, 5s Campbell— Recent View of Turkey, 7s Gordon— Last Letters from Egypt, 10* Viscountess Strangford— Egyptian Sepul* ohres, 9a Count Moltke— Letters from RubbU, 6s Spnrgeon— Farm Sermons, 5a Whately— Letters from Egypt to Plain Folks at Home, 5s Mossman— New Japan : Land of the Rising sun, 15a A Chequered Career— Fifteen Tears in Australia and New Zealand, 10s King's Interest Tables, new edition, with additional tableß cf commission, Ao., 10s Israel's Wauderingß, or the Souths, the Saxons, and the Kymry, 6s 6d Philo-Israel, Geography of the Gates, 5a Spiritualism »b a New Basis of Belief, 4s Qi Glover— England, the Bemnant of Jndah and the Israel of Ephraim, 10s Winwood Reade— Martyrdom of Man, 10a Herbert— Modern Realism t 1 xamined, 17s 6d Proctor— Mjths and Marvels of Astronomy, ,7d6d Johnson and Church— Chemistry of Common Life, 10s Carpenters' New Guide, or the Book of Lines for Carpenters geometrically explained (27s 6d), reduoed to 20s Bigg— Praotioal Treatise on the Steam Engine (55b), reduoed to 35s Industrial Curiosities— Glances in the World of Labour, 5s Johnson and Cameron— Elements of Agricultural Chemistry and Geology, 7s 6d Lee— Mora Glimpses of the World Unseen, 10s Foote— Plain Home Talk about the Human System, 10s Havergal (Franois Ridley)— Swiss Letters, 1* Stretton (Hesba)— Cobwebs and Cables, 6s 6d Esoott— England : Its People, Polity, and Pursuits, 9s The Nineteenth Century— A History, 9s Leoky— History of European Morals, 2 Tola., 20s Dodd— Stories from English Literature, 6s Edwards (Amelia B.)— History of France, 2s 6d Maolear— The*Slavs, 2s 6d Hanoook— Amateur Pottery and Glass Painter, 7s 6d Bullock— American Cottage Builder, 17s 6d Smilea— Life of Geo. Stephenson, 4a 6d Biographical Library, per vol. ,3a 6d— Bentley, Byron. Dickens, De Qoincey, Sir John Franklin, Charles Lamb, Scott, Stephen Grellet Jupp— Labour and Victory. A Book of Ex* amples for those who would learn, 4s 6d Life of Bishop Selwyn, 2 vols., 12s 6d Stationery. New Patterns in Photographio Albumsplush and leather. Glass ink bottles, inkstands, blotting paper and acoonnt bookß, copying letter books, Ac GEO. W. DUTTON, Importbe of Books, Stationery, add Fauct Goods, LAMBTON QUAY. PAINT YOUR HOUSEB WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO RUBBER PAINT. Beauty, brillianoy of finish and economy combined. Anyone can apply it. IT produces a firm, brilliant and durable finish, and forms a coating so impenetrable and tongh that it cannot chalk off or be affeoted by rain. It has been thoroughly tested in all olimates of the world, and is everywhere admitted as The Best. THE SAN FRANCISCO RUBBER PAINT Will cover more inrfaoe, last longer, spread easier, produce a more beantifol finish, than any other paint. In ordering be careful to specify The Sam Feancibco Rubbxb Paint. THE SAN FRANCISCO RUBBER PAINT, Pore white, black, and all shades and colours, ready mixed, and prepared for use in gallon, half-gallon, and quarter-gallon tins. Can only be obtained from OPPENHEIMER AND CO., Auckland, Sole Agents for New Zealand ; and ZOHRAB, NEWMAN & CO., Ballanoe and Maginnity-streeta, Wellington, Whom Messrs. Oppenheimer and Co. have appointed agents for Wellington anddittriot