NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF UNIE ORMS AND CAPS. Railway Department, Head Office, Wellington, 251h January, 1907. T^TRTTTEN TENDERS will be received V v nt thiß offica up. to Noon of MONDAY, 251h February, 1907, for the Supply and Delivery of Uniforms and Caps for Now Zssland Railways. Conditions of contract and forms of lender may be obtained and samples socu ri tho Railway Storekeepers' Offices, Nawimrkot, Petono, Addinglon, and Hiltoidc, and for Caps enly at the Stationmarters' Offices, Napier and Wangamii. Tenners to bo addressed to tho General Manager, Now Zealard Railways, Wellington, and to bo marked outside "Tender for Uniforms." Tho lowcet or any tender will not nec<;3 earily bo accepted, nnd tolcgraphio tenders will not bo entertained. By order. T. RONAYNE, General Manager, N.Z. Railways. OROUA COUNTY COUNCIL. fTTENDERS will bt received by the abovo JL Council up to noon' on FRIDAY, Ist March, 1997, for tho Erection and Construction of a bridge across tho Maaiawatu River at the I*owur Gorge Ferry. Tho bridge will consist of 7 spans of 147 foot, 6 cylinder picra, nnd 2 ironbark pilo piers. Plans, specifications and conditions may be seen at the Council's Office, Mancheßterstvcel, Feilding, and at tho Public Works Offices, Wellington and Christchurch. Tho lowest or any tender not neccß6arily accepted. CHARLES BRAY, Engineer, Oroua County Council. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR CAST IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS. innENDERS will bo received at tho office JL of tho undersigned up to 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, tho 14th day of Fobruary, 1907, for about 750 Tons of Cost Iron Pjpes and FittingF. Specifications may bo obtained on application at tho City Engineer's Offico, Town Hall, Wellington, on payment of £1 le, returnable on receipt of a bona fide tender. Tenders to bo endorsed "Tender for Pipes and FittingF." P JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 4th February, 1907. nnENDERS arc invited until 2 p.m., JL TUESDAY, T2th Feb., for tho FRECTION of CALEDONIAN HOTEL, NAPIER, in forro-concreto. Plans may bo soon at tho offices of Messrs. Young and Tripe, Grey-street, Wellington, or at offico of undersigned, Napier. STANLEY JEFFREYS, Architect, etc. IN BANKRUPTCY. ESTATE OF W. FARRELLY. TytENTDERS will .be lecoivod at my JL offieo, CnEtoinhouEo. up to noon of 13th FEBRUARY, for Part Sec. 5 D.P. 1219, about 48 x 82ft, situated in Quron'sdrive, Rosoncath, with 4-roomcd house, with bathroom, Ecnllcry, md witßhhotißC ; let at 13s Gd per week. Subject to first mortgage £300 at 6 per cent, and second mortgago £75. Particulars at my office. Also separately for Stock, Tools, and Furniture, per list, valued at £93 18s. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES ASHCROFT, Official Assignee. | To Mm Buyers, j jj If you could visit the "X " \ ; Factory and personally fol- ! low each of the simple, j homelike, cloanly details of , preparing "X" JAM, there i would be no room to question why it possesses "that I fine fruity flavour," why it ? satisfies the taste of all, why it is the Jam you ought to buy. In i you get all the qualities of cleanliness and goodness of the finest home-made product, plus the immeasureable advantage of "X" system, equipment, and experience. Your Grocer sells It. Get a tin or jar to-day. j I S. KIRKPATRICK & CO., Limited, j NELSON. | ~ A Statement But A Fact I I We state, without fear of contradic- B tion, to have done what no other if firm in the world has done, viz. — |gt We have held the position as the jfcj largest dealers in Pure Ceylon and H Indian Teas longer than^any other KB firm in the World in comparison to Kg the sales of any country. Kg It will be interesting to the many B thousands who have bought our teas B to-Jcnaw that for the twelve months H e«el«d 30th September, r^eS, we 1 have seid a ftextei quantity of tea B th«n previotrely (although we have g refused to supply common tea), thus | proving a continuance of deserved X popularity. This has been done by §9 honest -dealing and truthful adver- v tising, and giving the public the BR beat tea procurable at the different H prices. g Ceylon, New Zealand, Tasmania. BUSY Housewives, clean, soflon, and whiten your Hands with l£iuoptol. AU Store*. Oue shilliny. *
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 31, 6 February 1907, Page 5
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