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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 9648, 13 February 1892, Page 3

Tenders. SEPARATE TENDERS are Invited till TUESDAY, Feb. 23rd, for the ERECTION of TWO HOUSES at New Brighton. Plans and specification can be seen at my office. JAMES GLANVILLE, Architect, 6285 110, at Asaph street. ENDERSfor the ERECTION of DWELL. ING-HOUSB, Walker street, will Close on WEDNESDAY NEXT, Feb. 17th. JAMES GLANVILLB, Architect, 6283 110, St Asaph, street. CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD . TENDERS will he received np to twelve o’clock Noon of TUESDAY, the 23rd Inst., for CLEARING the River Avon and Horseshoe Lake, in terms of existing contract. Specification and conditions can ha seen at tha office of the Board. Tenders to he endorsed on the ontaida and addressed to the Chairman. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, EDWIN CUTHBERT, 6223 Febi 10th, 1892, Engineer. THE EDUCATION BOARD OP THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. THE Board invites SEPARATE TENDERS for II CP A IRS and PAINTING to Sohoolhuildings at Taldhurst, Winslow, Methven, Selwyn, Burnham, Chertsey, Kimberley, Itwell, Waikuku, Minds, Lakeside, Woadon, Prebbleton and Ashburton Forks. Specifications and conditions can be seen at the several school-houses, and at the office of tha Board, Normal School, where endorsed tenders, addressed to tbo secretary of the Board, will bo received up to 10 o’clock a.m. on TUESDAY, February I6ch. The lowest or any tenders not necessarily accepted. J. V. COLBOEN B-VEEL, Secretary. Christchurch, Bth February, 1892, 6022 TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. “* S* f|l O LET BY TENDER—FOURTEEN ACRES, more or less, with ©tabling. Coachhouse and Loose Boxes; also, a licensed Slaughterhouse, with all conveniences, on the said Property. Also, FOR SALETHREE ACRES (more or less) OF CLOVER. Tenders to he left, and all information given, at the Junction Hotel, Halswell. 6049 J. A. HANSMANN. TENDERS for ROTHWELL FARM, OPOTIKI. In tha Estate of ISAAC WALKER, deceased, SEPARATE TENDERS will be received by the Public Trustee up to 5 p .m. of the 31st MARCH, 1892. 1, For the PURCHASE of the ROTHWELL FARM, at OPOTIKI, 1728 Acres, Freehold. From 400 to 500 acres are rich river flats, the rest being uplands suitable for sheep, with some good bush. Ail is of good quality, laid down in English grasses, and subdivided iuto paddocks. Title under Land Transfer Act. 2. For the STOCK, consisting of about 3000 SHEEP and LAMBS, 50 Head of CATTLE and a few HORSES. Terms 5 per cent deposit with tender, 25 per cant additional in two months without in. terest; 30 per cent additional in six months, with interest at 6 per cant; the balance may remain on mortgage at 6 per cent. Tenders to be addres-ed “ Tender for Bothwell Farm—to the Public Trustee, Wellington/’ and to be each accompanied by a deposit, in cash or by cheque, marked by a banker as good for 21 days, of 5 par cent of the amount of tender. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Fuller particulars may be obtained from the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington; or, ME J. A, CLARK, His Agent at Tanranga. Mr Clark will he in Opotiki daring the first week in MARCH, to show intending purcuasers over the property. 5189 TO OROHARDISTS AND CAPITALISTS. FOE SALE BY TENDER, THE WAVERLEY ORCHARD. PART OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CALEB WHITEFOOED, ESQ,, t ituated near Kaiapoi, The ORCHARD contains about 6 ACRES of LAND, well planted with VERT CHOICE APPLE TREES, RASPBERRIES AND OTHER SMALL FRUIT, Which always yield Large and Profitable Crops. The Orchard has been planted from 10 to 32 years, consequently the trees ore well matured, and in fall bearing. There is also a small COTTAGE on the ground. TENDERS will be received, addressed to the undersigned, up to SATURDAY, the 27th February. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Terms—One-half Cash; the balance, if desired, can be arranged for on favourable terms, to he eecnred on the property. Possession can be given on the 31st March, but the present lessee is entitled to the growing crop, for which time must bo given to remove same. Now that it is assured New Zealand-grown fruit van be profitably placed in the ENGLISH MARKET, where there is an INCREASING DS. MAN D for it, this should be a safo and profitable investment. Inspection invited, and further particulars can be obtained from F. C. TABART, Auctioneer. 4913 177, Manchester street. jpHCENIX TIMBER YARD; COOK” BROS., SHIPOWNERS AND ' ! ’IMBER MERCHANTS, NORWICH QUAY and LONDON STREET, Having made arrangemen.e with several Saw Mill Owners for a regular Supp.y of first-class Timber, are prepared to supply Contractors, Builders, &0., with Timber direct from ship’s side or yard at Lyttelton, at lowest current rates. Quotations given for Large or Small Quantities, Including BED. WHITE and BLACK PINE TOTAEA, KAURI V.D.L. TIMBER, 5 and 6ft palings KAURI FLITCHES, assorted sizes KAURI, RED and WHITE PINE FLOORING, LININGS and MOULDINGS Country Orders promptly forwarded direct from ship’s side. X 535 COOK BEOS. JOHN WALLER & CO., TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, Tuam street. Railway Siding, Windmill road, ARE Prepared to SUPPLY at LOWEST CURRENT RATES, every description OF BUILDING MATERIALS. Including Red, White and Black Pina Totara, Kauri and Mottled Kauri Baltic 9x2, 9x3, 11 r 3 VDL Timber, 51b aud 6ft Palings Lysaght Orb Iron and other brands Knignt, Bevau'a and Colonial Cement Kauri Flitches, assorted sizes Kauri, Red and White Pine Flooring, Lining Architraves, Mouldings, Shelving and Skirting UudorCovor, ready for Immediate Use, DOORS and SASHES, BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY COALS and FIREWOOD. COUNTRY ORDERS promptly executed, aud. delivered Direct fro it. : ’.f ,wi» •Milo.*. XII 9 f|pHE Undersigned have FOR SALE, at Littlo River Station, 90ft ftftft FEBT TOTAEA and BLACK iUUjUUU PIN B, at Red Pine prices. Special quotations for delivery at any railway station. XUI WOOD & LAURIE. H. B. KIRK HAS been appointed AGENT in North Camterbury by Rutherford Bros, for their Celebrated HYDRAULIC LIME. Now being used largely by the N.Z. Government on the Defence Works at Auckland, Wellington and Lyttelton ; also by loading Architects in New ; Zealand and auar.raiit, vi soma of fii lavgut buildings in those Colonies. Testimonials on application. Office—--103, Tuam Stebet, CHKisxcsrtrsoH. y 'Telephone N<v432, 3l_