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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5574, 3 January 1879, Page 3

Tenders, TO BUILDERS. TENDERS arc invited for the Erection of a Stable, Ac,, at the Styx, for Mr Uc.rv ■i«oh. Plane and specifications may be seen at nre odlco, where render* will be reoelred onTbefore Saturday Jan. 4, at 10 a.m. The lowest or a™ tender will not necessary be accepted. ... , THEODJBE B. JACOBSEN, Architect (Oxford terrace, opposite Lone's Mill], ~ TO BUILDEEB. ~ TI^ E vm Ea S lnvito<l for tha Erection of a J. Villa Residence for J. 8, Patterson, Emi Plane and specifications may be soon at my office where tenders will be received on er before Mon' 13 ’. at a.m. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily lie accepted, y THEODORE B. JiCOBSEN, Architect, (Opposite Lane’s Mill). 4XUM9 CAHTEBBUBY COMPANY mENDERS wanted (or Sinking an Artesian Well .JL on the Company's Addington! at the Company's office', Psrtlonlars can be had omce Hereford street and Oxford temce, where tenders are to be sent in not later than 4 o’clock on Toes, day, Jan, 7. 44ft1).88 OEO, A.MAKEIO, Sec. GERALDINE BOAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited from the difflorent Bonks for the Deposit and Current Account of the ueraldioe Bond Board, to bo sent in on or before Tuesday, the 7th day of January, 187», at 10 a.m„ addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed "Tender for Board’s Account." AH particulars to be ob. talned from the Chairman of the Board. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CALEB £. BHEBBATT, <445-57 Clerk to the Board. SPRINGS BOAD BOAED. TENDERS are Invited for Cleansing and Maintaining the Hatawell river for one year. Specification* can be seen at Hr Wright’s residence, Lincoln. Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, will be received at the district office. Springs ton, up to 10 a.m. on TUESDAY, Jan. 7, W. A. MURK AY, Clerk to the Board. ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDEBSare invitodfor 1000 DOG COLLARS for the County of Ashburtontor the ensuing year. Particulars are as followsi—4oo of Ik inch; 400 of 1 inch i 150 of f of an inch; 25 of i-inoh; and 25 of {-inch, The collar* to have the badge of registration affixed thereto, and to he approved by the Council. Tenders, endorsed " Tenders for Dog Collars," will be received at the Council’s Offices, Ashburton, up to the hour of 11 a.m. on the 3-h day of January. 1879. The Council reserves to Itself the right of rejecting sll or any ef the tenders if it thinks fit. W. C. WALKER, Chairman. 'Ashburton, Deo. 18,1878. 8917-38 FOE SALE, by Tender, three acres o( Standing Oats (or hay, at St Albans, adjoining Mr Andrew Philpott's. Tenders sent by noon on Tuesday, Jan. 7, to M. J, Dellow, Christchurch. W. Wyker, Hereford street west. 4502-68 FOB SALE BY TENDER.—That well known Freehold Hotel Premises the Zetland Arms, situate and fronting on Caehel and Lichfield streets, Christchurch, and standing on half an acre of ground. These extensive premises are replete with every accommodation for man and horse. The yards ore fitted with stalls for 65 horses and 12 looseboxes, covered space for traps, a largo stinting yard, a first-class blacksmith’s shop, ani there is a large unoccupied frontage to Cashel street, upon which could be erected a fine shop, with bedrooms over for the hotel, which is cow doing the best town and country trade in the City. The proprietor being about to build a large hotel on his grounds near the race coarse, for which a license baa been granted, is the sole reason he has placed this splendid property in the market. Sealed tenders, addressed to Ur William Seabright, Zetland Arms Hotel, from whom every information may be obtained, will be received np to January 15.1879. The lowest or any tend er not necessarily accepted. 3635-31 Publications. 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