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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 90, 17 April 1894, Page 4

WAIKOA COUNTY. TENDERS will be receired at this office up to 2 p m. on Friday, tho Sth Juno, 1804 for Erection of a Timber Dray Bridge j over the Mohaka River, on the NapierWairoa road, eight spnnß ot S'Jtt each. Plans and specifications can bo seen at the office of Messrs. Kennedy Bros., Civil Engineers. Napier, and at tho Distnet Sn-vev Office, Auckland. lov t tt or auy tendvr not necessarily accepted. r p gHAW) Clerk Wairoa County Council. County Council Offico, Wairoa, 13th March, 1804. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited, to close at 4.30 p m. on the 18th inst., for tho Erection of DwellinghouFO and Woolshed (labour only). Particulars and SDeoifications to be seen at Mr. Gillespie's, Tinakori-road. Education Board Offioe, Wellington, 13th April, 1804. rpENDEBS for new School, Otaki, and X Additions to School, Greytown, will bo received at this offico up to Monday, 23rd inst. Plans at the respective Schoolrooms, andatmyOffi ° e-THOS.e -THOS. TURNBULL, Architect. TO PAINTERS. nnENDERS are invitod until 4 p.m. on X Monday, the 23rd instant, for Painters' Work, &c, attheGirls' High School, Pipiteastreet. Specifications at my office. THOS. TURNBULL, Architect. TO CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, AND BRICKLAYERS, &c, &c. r HEREBY notify that I have this day Purchased the Sand and Gravel Quarries lately carried on by Messrs. Crawford Bros, at Evans' and Island Bays. I am now prepared to supply sand and gravel of the best quality to bo found around Wellington, in small or largp quantities. A large supply always kept in f too'v at the town yard. I am also ready to pupply at the shortost notice, road sand and black poil, manure, &c. Cnr'-Rgro rind hauling of all de B e>iotionß puiiWuullv and eari-fully iiMvivled to. C i i A l^i l'.S LAMB Kli <i . Office — Corner Uourtenay-placo and Taranaki. street. Telephone, No. 728. AU'IIAI.TK WOI.'KS, Victoria-street, next Luke's Foundry. ALL descriptions of work done in Asphalting Yards, Passages, Stables, Water Channels, Damp Courses for Buildings, House Roofs, &c. Material supplied by the load if required. Estimates furnished. W. H. TISDALL, /^UNMAKEB AND FISHING-TACKLE XJT IMPORTER, Has just lauded ex Doric and Fakoha, "a well-assorted stock of GUNS AND ACCESSORIES. Magazine and other Rifles for deer, cattle, or pig shooting. Volunteer requisites of evory description. Greener's Guns, Cartridges, and latest book, "The Breech-loader, and How to Use It." Repairing in all its branches. 159, Lambton-quay, Wellington. THE RALEIGH M PATTERN ROADSTER. 3600 Prizes won on it during 1893. 94 Pattbbns. Everything np to date, inoluding Patent Detachable Chain Wheel. THOMPSON BROS. & CO., Feathebston-stbeet. R. C. RENNER, Agent for Wellington. "VTOW LANDING, ex s.s. Ruapeh* and .1^ barque Lottie Moore — 1 cask French Medal Glue 9 Porcelain Enamelled Sinks 28 Collinge's round and square Bed Axles 3 casks short Sink Chain, i to J 9 casks Sheet Zinc, 9, 10, 11, 12 2 bundles Tinmen's Wire 5 casks square and hexagon taped Nuts 1 cask Sad Irons 1 cask Gilpin's Splitting Wedges 12 kegs Steel Boiler Rivets, 2J, 2J x J 2 cases Finishing Br.ida 2 cases American ' Tinned Rivets 3 cases Ogden's short and long Cutter Mattocks 10 casos Novelty and Eureka Wringers and Rollers 3 cases Imperial Wringers, assorted 1 case Stanley Beaders and Planes 1 gross Erie Rat-traps 1 case D straight Spade Handles 1 case Japd. Saddle Nails 3 caseb Collins' Picks, 5-7 2000 feet Rattan Moulding 1 cose Lane's Crescent Hoes 1 case Premium Whifflelree Hooks 1 cose single Body Loops 2 cases Qairban's Scales 4 gross spring Shade Rollers 2 cases Silvor Lake Sash Cord 2 cases No. 3 Ames' L.H. Shovels 1 oase Rim Knob Locks 6 cases Axe, Pick, and Slaßher Handles 3 oases Rim and Mortise Locks 2 oases Disston's Taper and Mill Saw Files 3 packages Ogden's Scales 1 case Door Knockers 2 cases Hindoo and Turkey Stone 2 cases axe pattern Hatchets 1 case Tobacco Cutters 1 bundlo Rochester Lamp Wicks 3 cases Cosmos Chimneys 1 case Store Door Handles 1 case Adze Eye Hammer Handles 2 cases Slasher Handles 3 cases Grindstono Fittings ' 1 case Tanite Emery Wheels 1 case Step Pads, assorted 12 bundles Northern Queen Washboards 3 cases Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons 3 cases Putnam Horse Nails 1 case Agricultural Wrenches 1 case Peter's Dashes 8 oases Spokes and Rims, 2 do Hubs, 1 do Swingletrees. 1 do Doubletrees 21 bundles Shafts, 6 do Poles, 3 do Bars, 2do Rims STEWART & CO., COURTENAY-PLACE & VICTORIA-ST. THORNHIIL'S 10 Guinea Silver-fitted Lady's Travelling Dressing Bag , No 68. 14-inch Best Polished Morocco Patent Wide-opening Travelling Dressing Bag, with one outßide pocket, stitched handle, with gilt rings and plates, gilt double-action registered look, and Thornhill's improved patent stop-hinges; Bag lined with rioh Moire Antique Silk, with Thornhill's improved indestructible pockets. Contents.— Set of plain cut glass fittings, with richly engraved Hall Marked Soli< Silver Sterling Tops, consisting of oval soap, tooth brush roller, with two tooth brushes, nail brush Toller, with nail brush, pomade jar, h powder jar, two scent bottles, with screw caps, ivory hair brush, in oase, ivory clothes brush, ditto glove stretchers, ditto paper knife, dressing comb in cose, writing book, lined silk, and fitted with stationery, penholder, and blotting book, patent portable ink and light boxes, card case, looking glaßs, thread and needle case, pincushion, instrument board fitted with pair nail scissors, ivory nail trimmer, four ivory-handle instruments, and a pair of tweezers. Pbice 10 Guineas. If the Bag is in Russia Leather. ..ll guineas „ „ Crocodile Skin. ..l 3 guineas The Silver Tops may be richly gilt For 21b. extra. Engbaving. — Engraving monogram -of two or three letters on the silver fittings, ivory brushes, frlove stretchers, paper knife, and four instruments, and stamping initials in gold on the bag, 42a. complete. Or only engraving tho seven 'silver fittings and stamping the bag, 21b. W. THCRNHILL * CO., To The Queen and Reyal Family, New Bond-Btreet, London. Established 1734 NEW PREMISES. HYGIENIC STTAM BAKERY Ta'banaki-stbekt (Opposite Salvation Army Barracks). Y^r A. KELLOW For the paßt seven years carrying on business in Taranaki-place as above, begs most respectfully to return his sincere thunkw to his numerous customers and the publio generally for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him in the past, and assures everyone patronising him in the future as heretofore that they will be served with GOOD WHOLESOME BREAD made by practical tradesmen. My new commodious premises situated in TaranakiBtreet, opposite Salvation Army Barraoks, are now completed, and will be found replete in every respect. One trial of our Bread will satisfy the most fastidious. All orders receive prompt attention. Families waited on daily, and all goods delivered promptly. Please to note my new address — W. A. KELLOW, Taranaki-Btreet, Opposite Salvation Army Barrack*.