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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 7484, 25 February 1885, Page 8

Tenders. ■ ." ';' ":';') RENDERS are invited for Conveyances to Take i_ 100 or more Persons to Xansdowne on Thursday, March sth. Tender to specify how many lraps will be guaranteed, and of what description. Tenders, received up to Friday next, to he addressed to Thos. Lucas, Secretary Hotel Employeeß' Picnic, Caversham Hotel. 977* SITES TO BE LET. HE Lyttelton Harbour Board invite Tenders for Leasing a Site on the Reclaimed Land west of Peacock's Wharf, on Lots Nos. 12,13, and 14 on the Lithographed Plan and Traoing to b» seen at this office. The Site is 380 feet long t>y 60 feet wide. The terms and conditions of the Lease may ol be seen at this office. Tenders, endorsed "Tender for Leasing Site,* must be addressed to the ChMrnian, and sent in to this office not later than Thursday, the 30th April next. _ * ■ The highest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. By order. C. HOOD WILLIAMS. Secretary and Treasurer, T _., ~ _., Lytteltoa Harbour Board. Lyttelton Harbour Board Office, Chi istchurch, 21th Feb., 1885. 9766 217 KOWAI ROAD BOARD. ~. TENDERS are invited . for the following works : 180.—Douglas road, maintenance 181.—Bailway Beserve road, Section No. J, maintenance 186.—Mount Grey Schoolhouse road, supplying shingle at per cubic yard 188.—Terrace road, maintenance. y The specifications are to be seen at the District Office, Balcaim. Tenders are to be sent in, addressed to the Chairman, by noon on Friday, the 6th March.' J. STANLEY BRUCE, C.E., 9723 215 District Surveyor. ; THRESHING. ' ' . IHE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAI , COMPANY will receive Tenders for Thresh ing about 130,000 Bushels Wheat and 200,000 Bushel Oats, at per Bushel. ,'., ; : The contractor to provide everything excepi sacks and twine, and to shift the mill and engine a his own expense. Not more than 30,000 bushels will be given to an] one mill. .; •, Tenders must be in writing, and marked "Tendei for Threshing " on the outside. . Tenders will close on the night of 28th February and the lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. -■■.■' For all information apply to the undersigned. W. A. DONALD, Station Manager. Wontwood, Gore, 9th February, 1885. 933120 FOB SALE BY TENDEE. j VALUABLE FREEHOLD TANNERY, BOOT FACTORY AK» LEASEHOLD RETAIL BOOTSHOP AND STOCK-IN-TRADE, IN THE CITY OF WELLINGTON, Belonging to THE NEW ZEALAND LEATHER MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED), In Liquidation. - TENDERS will be received up to Noon on FBI DAY, the 20th day of MARCH next, for th Purchase of the Freehold and Leasehold ties. Goodwill, Plant, Machinery, Leather an Stock-in-trade of the above-named Company, pai ticulars of which are as follows : Lot 1. Firstly.—The BERHAMPORE TANNEBi ; comprises sections 1013, and parts of set tions 1011, 1014 and 1015, on plan of tl City of Wellington, containing 3 acre ("more or less)'; is distant 2$ miles from th Queen's Wharf, and within half-mile froi the tramway terminus. The tramway lin has been surveyed for continuing the trail way past the tannery. The buildings coi sist of large currying, rolling and dryin shed (two stories), beam shed, scourin shed, pinning shed, waxing room, bar. shed, hide shed, engine and boiler shed store-room, office, So., &c, and all appm tenances, including 60 pits and spenden necessary for the carrying on of a larg I tanning business.' Also, The goodwill of the said tannery. Secondly—All the unfinished leather in r -nita n.£ f.hn fjlnndrv nrAmimia whim ntj shall be taken as provided by the condition of sale. . Thirdly—All the plant, - machinery, engine! and implements particularly enumerate and described in a list unnexed to the cox ditions of sale. • . • < • Fourthly —All the stock-in-trade and- leatherl a finished state on the tannery premises, o the day when stock shall be taken, as pr< vided by the conditions of sale.. * The Tannery has been established nearly fort years. As a tannery site it is unsurpas*" in New Zealand. There is a never.-fail supply of clear water from a ■■«""" stream. No recourse to artificial for drying is necessary.. The drai time can it become a nuisance.. The land of sufficient extent, and the position secox to none for the erection of a Fellmongei or Woollen Taotory. -The land is also moi • - fertile. It is in close proximity to tl Island Bay Racecourse. It will be seen thi this property has advantages in, situatio and otherwise which can be had in no othf city in New Zealand. Lot. 2. Firstly—THE BOOT AND SHOE MANt FACTORY is in Ghuznee street, the heai of Te Aro, contains about 14 perches. Tl buildings, which are of two storeys, ax built partly of wood, and partly of iroi comprise 4 stock rooms, press room, clicking rooms, wax-thread machine an eye-letting room, upper machinists,' roon 2 rivetters' rooms, finishers' room, conn contain all the most modern improvemen in labour-saving machinery. The mannfa the Colony. The goods turned ont ha commanded a ready sale, and for style ai finish cannot be excelled. /Also, Tho goodwill of the said business. Secondly—All the Pl-wt, Machinery, Engim attached to the conditions of sale, situate on the said Factory premises. Thirdly—The Stockin-Trade, Leather, Boot Shoes, Urindery, and Sundries, in the Boi Factory at the time fixed by the conditio of sale for taking atoi-k. Lot 3. LEASEHOLD RETAIL BOOT & SHOE SHOT Willis Street, ' Is situated in one of the busiest thoroughfai of the city, occupies an excellent positio andhas a frontage to two streets. I Also, I The Stock-in-Trade of Boots, Shoes, Grinder Leather, and other Goods, and the Shi Fittingß and Furniture situate on tl aforesaid premises. There is a substonti Dwelling-house over the Shop, and, at t] reir, a large Warehouse, where manufa turing; could be extensively carried on. Tl stock is a good one, and in the bauds of i energetic and competent person, «w large and profitable trade could be don The lease expires on the 16th day of Fa rnory, 1886, the rental being £156 p annum, payable monthly.' Rates and tax , payable monthly.' R .„Vi„ i„ «. e landlord. The central position of Wellington in the Colo renders this an opportunity not to be lost by t Trade and Capitalists. Separata tenders for the purchase of the vario sale, be Bent in. Stock sheets and conditions of tender, with ph tographio views of the tannery and boot factor can be seen at the offices of the New Zealand Lot and Mercantile Agency, Company (Limited) i Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedi and at the Company's Offices, in Ghuznee stree Wellington, where any further information, ax orders to inspect the properties, can be obtained. Tenders to be sent to the Official Liquidator Wellington, or the respective offices of the He Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Compax (Limited) as aforesaid, - addressed to the Officii Liquidators of the Company, at the Company Offices, Ghuznee street, Wellington, to be accoi Sanied by a marked cheque, as provided by the coi itionsof sale. Further information can also be obtained from A.D.SOMMERVILLEV officM ; ; JAS. GUILFORD. jLig.uidatow At the Company's Offices j Or, from MESSRS BUCKLEY & STAFFORD, Solicitors, Lambton Quay, Wellington. February, 1885. 96712: Board and Besidenoe. l/TETROPOLITAN TEMPERANCE HOTE! IL CHRISTCHURCH, Containing nearly 100 rooms. TERMS—Board and Residence, 5s 6d and 6s 6d per day; 80s per week. LUNCHEON from 12 to 2 at One ShillW. PRIVATE SUITES of Rooms for Families, Reading, Smoking, Billiard and Bath Booms. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. S. STODDABD. BLIGH'S TEMPERANCE HOTEI. ANI> RESTAURANT. : i EST ACCOMMODATION n Town is ac » offered to BOARDERS, Double room, 1 per week; single room, 18a per week; boar without lodging, 12s per week; weekly. dinners, < per week: board and lodging 8s per day. accommodation for families. Smoking-rooiu, ting-room, with use of piano, bath-room.iaho' bath. Stahlingfree ; ~7' ■> ■ .~