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Evening Star, Issue 11676, 7 February 1902, Page 1

HiIMUMC«I«< MAN wants Job as. Canvasser: would provide horse and trap for samples* Address “Turn-out,” ‘Star’ Office. W~ ANTED, Tinsmith. Apply Box 75, Oamaru. WANTED, experienced General Servant; must be good plain cook; no washing shirts or collars; reference required; good wages suitable applicant; housemaid kqpt. Apply P.O. Box, 229. House, central, City; good tenant; moderate rent. Address * Tenant,” ‘ Star ’ Office. three stamps for Free Book on Hypnotism, Personal Magnetism, and, Magnetic Healing. It u the key to all business and social success, lx vou desire this precious knowledge write roSay.— Prof. WARD, Box 357, P. 0., Auckland. ASK -our Grocer for “Tui” Extract of Soap. Makes linen as white as snow; saves lab DAMSON AN D F>EVERID GK, Georg© street. _____ SUMMER Sale.— Bargains in every Department; Millinery much reduced. EE King «irc* . kwh of La 'lies’ and Gratf aim s Clothing. Letters • tteaded to. ii eTeidtN. STBAM SERVICE FROM NEW ZEALAND TO SOUTH AFRICA. TENDERS arc invited by the New Zealand Government for a DIRECT STEAMSHIP SERVICE BETWEEN NEW ZEALAND PORTS and SOUTH AFRICA, and for an ALTERNATIVE SERVICE BETWEEN NEW ZEALAND PORTS, WES,TERN AUSTRALIA, and SOUTH AFRICA. A'Four Loading Porta in Now Zealand in 'geographical order, and Three Ports of Dis- . chwge in South Africa —viz., Durban, Fort Elisabeth, and Tabie Bay. The subsidy available for such service is £30,000 per annum. Service to be monthly. . Th© present contract to be for a period ot three years. . . The steamers must be fitted with re.ngerators to carry frozen meat and other refrigerated produce. . „. Steamers to be not less ihan 2,000 tons and not more than 4,000 tons capacity. Their draught when loaded must enable them to discharge at wharves at above ports. Accommodation for passengers and mails will be required. , , „ Preference will be given to tenderers offering highest speed and best passage accommodation. , Steamers will require to have accommodation for the conveyance of live stock. The speed of steamers to bo not less than 10 knots an hoar. The rates of freight from the various New Zealand ports to bo as follow-. R. (1. Wheat, at per ton weight Flour, at per ton weight Barley, at per ton weight Oats, at per ton weight Bran, at per ton weight Potatoes, in sacks, at per ton weight Hay, oaten or meadow, pressed m bales, at per ton of SO cubic feev measurement Potatoes, in boxes, at per ton of bn cubic feet measurroent Frozen meat and dairy produce at current summer rates ruling between New Zealand and London. , , . Other goods at proportionate rates at, not, less than those current between New Zealand and London Trom time to time, to be fixed by the New Zealand Government. Contractors tendering for the alternative service to state price for cargo for Western Australia, discharging at Fremantle. The maximum cargo for Western Australia not to be more than one-fourth, and the minimum, if offering, not less than three-sixteenths of the steamer’s carrying capacity. Marked Written Tenders, addressed to the Secretary for Industries and Commerce, Wellington, or to the Agent-General for New Zealand, London, will be received up to the 14th February pros. Telegraphic Tenders will also be received up to the same date. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aCCepted '(Signcd) T. E. DONNE, Secretary Industries and Commerce. Wellington, January 25, 1902. 30 0 30 0 32 6 35 0 40 0 40 0 37 6 37 6 are invited till 2 p.ra. on TUESDAY, 11th February, for the ERECTION of a RESIDENCE. Clarke street. MASON AND WALES, Architects. nnF.NDERS are invited until FRIDAY, 14th inst., for the ERECTION of a RESIDENCE near Otabia. JAMES mSLOP, . Dowling street. TENDERS are invited until THURSDAY, 13th inst., for ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS ic HOUSE and SHOP occupied bv Mr Wardrop, South Dunedin. JAMES HISLOP, Dowling street. TEN DKRS are invited until noon on WEDNESDAY, the 12th inst., for ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS to a HOUSE ax Caversham. E. M. ROACH. Architect. Octagon. mo Contractors, Builders.—Kauri, HardA wood, Red, White Pine, etc., direct from mills; special quotations. Hogg and Co., Limited, Rattray street. T«r Sole. B aTeT b k cTs.; ESTATE AND FINANCE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS AND EXECUTORS, 101 PRINCES STREET. FOR SALE. Arthur street. —8 Rooms, bath, b. and c. water, washhouse, copper, tubs. Helena street. —5 Rooms, bathroom, washhouse, etc.; 33 x 67ft. Alexander street.—6 Rooms, bathroom; 33 x 99ft. Kaikorai.—7-roomed House, with copper, tubs, pantry, workshop, vinery; £460. Gisborne street.—s Rooms, scullery, bathroom, 66 x 99ft. Gisborne street.—4 Rooms, scullery, balh : room, 33 x 99ft; £325. Richmond street.—s Rooms (new), washhouse, copper, scullery, bathroom, hj. and c. water; 48 x 100 ft. Castle street.—6-rooraed Dwelling and 10-roomed Residence, with section; price, £2,100. , , Hi CT h street. —8 Rooms, bathroom, washhouse, hj. and c. water, electric bells, gas, 40 x 120 ft; £1,200. Richmond street.—s Rooms, bathroom, Scullery, washhouse, 2 vineries; £425. Brunswick street.—4 Rooms, scullery, outhouses, washhouse; £260. Leith Valley.—6 Rooms, 3 Acres (poultry farm). Opoho.—6 Rooms, washhouse, copper, 60 * 90ft; £265. Gray street, Musselburgh.—s Rooms, scullery, bath, wardrobes, cupboards; 23 poles. Beileknowes.-—9 Rooms, with all conveniences j i-acre. Regent road.—s7 x 99ft. Willis street, —5 Sections, each 44 x 135 ft. Crosby street, Momington.—£-acre. Pine Hill. —6 Rooms, 40 Acres. Wyndhsuß Valley.—294 acres in grass, 2 miles from creamery. Waikouaiti.—ll9 Acres, 5 Rooms. TO LET. Catherine street. —12 Rooms; 255. South Dunedin.—3 Rooms; 10s. Kaikorai.—6 Rooms; 18s. Caversham. —Shop, 3 rooms. Woodhaugh.—6 Rooms; 15s. Hillside road. —Shop, 5 rooms; 19s. St. Clair.—7 Rooms, furnished; 455. Great King street.—Workshop. St. Clair.—6 Rooms; 2Cs. Caversham.— Shop; 4s.