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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 92, 20 April 1931, Page 14

TENDERS & BUILDERS' MATERIAL. TAITA CEMETERY BOARD. are invited for Leasing for * -*- period of from 2 to 5 years about KIGHT ACRL'S of Grazing Land, with a four-roomed Collage, clec. light installed. For particulars apply J. REILLY, T!al.n road, Nui Nai, Lower, Hull. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TENDERS FOE. CABLE, Etc. ''FEXDKRS arc invited for the following: ■*■ Telephone Cable, Copper Contact and Feeder Wires, Steel Poles. Specifications, etc., may be obtained from (lie District Railway Storekeepers at Newmarket, Addington, and Hillside, and from the Comptroller of' Stores; Railways Department, TeathersloiV street, Wellington. Tenders addressed to the Gcucra! Mana-. ger, New Zealand Railways, Wellington, will be received up to Noon on THURSDAY, 27th AUGUST. HUTT VALLEY DEVELOPMENT , COMPANY, LIMITED. HHENDERS are invited for— (a) Purchase of all Salvage o£ Bridge now lying: in River at Manor Park and including Pylon still standing. (h) Demolishing the bridge materials and' stacking timber according to size along present pylon and disconnecting cables and stacking same in coil alongside timber. - . • Deposit of 10 per cent, must accompany tender. Work to be completed, within ten days from signing contract. Tenders close Noon. SATURDAY, 25th APRIL, at Company's Office, Seater's Buildings, Wellington. The lowest or any lender not necessarily; accepted. G. F. JUDD, Secretary. Any further particulars-regarding abova tender may be obtained on application to the Company's Office, Wellington, or on the bridge site on Bridge to Mr. Chapman, in charge of salvage. are invited for the Erection -*- of a Brick and Concrete Building, Vivian street. Tenders close. 10th MAY. at NOON". The lowest or any tender'nc* necessarily accepted.- James BenniS, F.N.Z.1.A., Architect, 68,. Dixon street.^ !"\y H. LONG AND C 0.," LTD* Door Specialists. LARGEST STOCK. TO SELECT FROM, . 21-23, GHUZNEE STREET. Telephone 28-221. _„_____ _ mm ELECTRO-PLATING. i FOR Good Service and. a Satisfactory Job have your work done at WHITELAW BROS., 5, Herbert street, Wellington. Telephone 22-515. NEW n OLDEN BAY CEMENT AGENTS: JOHN DUTHIE & CO., LTB, WINSTONE, LIMITED, : (Incorp. W. A. Chote, Limited). WJuS'S \NiS BABTHJuaNWAIUS MAR. SEILLES PATTERN TILES, Id TERRACOTTA, COLOUR BLENU, ' MOTTLED, GREEN, MADE EN NEW ZEALAND. Beautiful and Everlasting. Fixed by our own Esperts under th* ! WINSTONE GUARANTEE. 12, Ghuznee street, WELLINGTON. . . Tels. 21-142 (3 lines). FRANCIS HOLMES, LTD., THE CEMENT PEOPLE. WILSON'S NEW ZEALAND PORT* •W. LAND CEMENT. WILSONITE HAPID HARDENING CEMENT. HYDRAULIO LIME. ! TOXEMENT * WATERPROOFING COM* POUND. I And all Builders' Requirement always fe| Stock. 208-212, TARANAKI STREET, Tels.: 2S-152, Store and Office. WHAT GOOD . . .' GALVANISING -MEANS. THE life of a sheet of Galvanised Iroj. depends ENTIRELY upon the uniformity of its zinc coating. Lysaght's Gal« vanised Corrugated Iron has a world-widft reputation for being the most perfect and heavily-coated Iron manufactured, therefore outlasting all other makes. BUSINESS NOTICES. BARLEY. BARLEY. BARLEY. BARLEY. POULTRY Farmers, Pig Farmers, an* ■ Dairy Farmers, use BARLEY, tha cheapest and most nutritious stock food on the market. Ten-sack lots, 3s 2d peij bushel o£ 501b. Special quotations io| larger quantities. LAERY AND CO., LTD., Grain and Produce Merchants, Wellington. WANTED TO SELL, ■REINFORCING Iron Rods, %. %, %* ■**> Railway Iron, Tram Rails,. Ivausfot". mer Tron. Wire Rope,, Drums, Pulley* Brliiiitr, anrl Shafting; also Waste ancj Cleaning Rags, Wiuuhcs for Hire. STEVENS & CO., ~. I Upper Abel Smith street. Tel. 20-335. ! ■ ■ ■' WANTED Known—City Hotel, Couri-tenay-pl., Wellington (at Tram Ter» minus). Finest Brands of Wines eidj Spirits in stock. Speight's XXXX Dunedrdi Beer always obtainable at the City Hotel, All trams arrive and' depart close to ths City Hotel. Single bottles sold .at wholesale price at the City Bottle Store. REMOVALS. THIS was the experience of one family when they got to know of the N.Z. EXPRESS CO., and the worry it saves. They had to move at a few days' notice to the other Island, and didn't know how ', to pack the hundred and one article^ which accumulate for attention when a shift is under way. Somebody suggestedletting us handle it all, and shortly afterwards our roomy vehicles were at the scene. Men experienced in careful hand« ling took charge, and spirited things away.i with the result that they arrived without, a scratch. THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO* Offices in All Chief Towns.