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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 July 1913, Page 1

AUCTIONS. TUESDAY (TO-MORROW) AND FOLLOWING DAYS. '■■■ 2 p.m. Sharp. AT AUCTIONEERS’ ROOMS. CONTINUATION OF SALE JEWELLERY, ELATE, CUTLERY, ORNAMENTS, LEATHER GOODS, ETC, ETC. HARLEY AND COY., LTD., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE. ON PREMISES, RICHMOND QUA^ : WEDNESDAY, 23rdj4ULY ..at 2 Tcln. TVTARK SPROT "AN 1$ CO;, acting 1 under instructions from ’ the Li-, quidatov of the Grey month Co-operative Society, will sell by public auction on the premises^Tiiehmond Ouay, ALL STOCK IN TRADE, comprising Grq-; eo'riys,A>Tlurtyii.re, etc. ; also SHOP EHHINCS,- including 3 Sets Modern Scales*'/! .Cheesecutltr, 1 Safe, 1 BicyMe, etc.' C. R. NEW ZEALAND,: GOVERNMENT railway's: SUPPLY AND dAvERY OF STORES. ■- Railway Buildings, 'Wellington. * 16th June ,1913. *

SEPARATE?; WRITTEN TENDFRS will lx; received up to Noon of FRIDAY, 31st OCTOBER, 1913, the SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF STORES, from Ist April,,. 1914, March, 1917, -at Auckland, Welling-, Jon, , Christchurch,:. Du nod in, Jnver'catj ■ gill,- Grfeymouth’-' Westport- and Nel-

Conditions of contract and teiEier schedules, as under, may.be obtained at the Railway Stores, Newmarket, Fe tone, Addington, Hillside, Invercargill, Greyniouth, Westport and Nelson, and at the Comptroller of Stores’ Office, Railway Building, Wellington, at which places a statement showing the consumption during the year ended 31st March, 1913. may be examined (I.)—-Schedule of General Stores requii’ed. (2.) —Supplementary Schedule of Railway Paints, Colours, etc. (3.) —Schedule ■of Stores to be manufactured in New Zealand.

MERCHANTS. AGENTS AND IMPORTERS ARE INVITED TO QUOTE FOR ANY ITEM OR ITEMS IN THE TENDER SCHEDULES WHICH THEY MAY BE ABLE TO SUPPLY. MANUFACTURERS ARE INVITED TO TENDER FOR STORES TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW LANDThe Department reserves the right to accept or reject the whole or part of any tender, or to accept on what, is known as the “line to line” principle—that is, the lowest price tendered for each article throghout the schedule—■or to accept what, in its judgment, is the most suitable tender for any article throughout the schedule. Tenders to be addressed to the General Manager, New Zealand Railways, Wellington, and to be marked outside “TENDER FOR STORES-” Telegraphic tenders will not be entertained. The accepted tender rates will be published iii the New Zealand Gazette. By Order, T. RONAYNE, General Manager. OTIRA TO CASS. (CASSIDY AND CO., LTD’S line of Coaches leave Otira for Cass EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, returning EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. FARES : SINGLE 20s. RETURN 30s. W© have been established for 40 years, having the Mail Contract from 1873 to 1912, and the name of “CASSIDY AND CO.” is a household one throughout the Dominion, and amongst Tourists, Agencies and the travelling public throughout the wide world, requiring no comment at our hands. We have UP-TO-DATE Coaches and Plant and good Horses on the roads, to carry 140 passengers per trip. We employ only steady, reliable and experienced drivers. Book only with CASSIDY AND CO-, LTD.

AGENCIES: — WESTPORT. —T. Slee. REEFTON. —E. J. Scantlebury and W. A. Stapleton (Stevenson’s Hotel.) , • HOKITIKA.—Mark Sprot and Co. RUNANGA.—John Ward. MOANA.—E. Penhalluriack. GREYMOTJTH —M. J. Fogarty and Co BLACKBALL.—Cooperative Society, and G. W. MOSS AND CO.. West Coast Representatives, Greymouth. Singing, Voice Production, Violin, Piano, Theory, Harmony and Counterpoint. M RS - H ALES * Teacher of Pianoforte Technique, as used in the Leipsic Conservatorinm. Pupils are prepared for COMPETITIONS and EXAMINATIONS, ■ and may commence new term at any time. Railway concession tickets obtained for country pupils. Address; 105 Tainui Street, or Studio (Campbell’s Buildings). ’Phone .tames” ring. THE POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHER, (Haa installed in his studio an UP-TO- : DATE PLANT for taking Photographs '■AT NIGHT. .Thus a. long felt want has been supplied and clients photographel at n ; "bt onn upon getting first-class work. ( .