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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10221, 15 December 1893, Page 7

Government Notifications. v. Us SUNNYSIDE ASYLUM. B, TENDERS are invited for the SUPPLY of the : following articles, from Ist January to 31st. December, 1354, viz.;— ' *■ ' ’ • ■ MEAT, GROCERIES and FLOUR, Tenders, addressed to the Medical Superintendent. "ill be received up. to KOHJI cn T6th DECEMBER, and must ha marked “Tender for; —” ■’ V. ' '' , Full particulars and forms of*tender can he oh* -■ tuined at the Asylum from 0 c.m. to 12 noon., , The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . iJS TF'MJKRS~ FOR MAI77IMvKVICEa BETWEEN TOKaANU AND WAIOURU, WAIOUBU AND -PiPIBIKX, AND WAIOUBU'-AMD MANGAONOHO. , General Post Office, 'Wellington, : 13th December, ISG3. - OEALEI) TENDERS will he received at th* General Post. Office, Wellington, until-KOOK', on WEDNESDAY, 27th ikst, for the conveyance, by four-horse coach, of MAILS between the under* mentioned places for a. period of two years, and for ' an rltemative period of three years from the.dateof • commencement of serviceTokaanq and Waiouru ' twice weekly, Waioura and Pipiriki weekly con.' necl ing with theWangahiii River steamer, Waionra 1 and Mangaonoho weekly eonuectiug'with the Eaili*' way traihsl at Mungaonoho. In the event of ft.. tender or tenders being accepted, it shall be optional with the Department to require, the. service or services to be run during the-tourist’ season from November to April only in each year, and to make corresponding reduction in the amount of subsidy, or to require the service to he cairiel on cautinaoucly for the full “Contract term. The services must he carried,out .according-* to time-tables framed by the Department; If te. ’ quired, the services to commence within four weeks from thedatb on which tenders accepted. . ■ Forms Of tender, with the terms and conditions of contract, may. be procured- at any 1 ’ Chief Post’' Office. No tender will be considered unless mqdo On the printed form. Tenders to ha endorsed “Tender for Tokaann Mail Service, and addressedto the Secretary, General Post Office, Wellington. ’ ' The lowest or any tender, not . necessarily, ao* • cerhed. - W, GRAY, . 7X2 Secretary. Ch.rifttch.uroh. City Council* *>JL Jett U/J mm ANNIVERSARY DAY. . , - OWING to a MISCONCEPTION of Clausa 58 (Holidays) of the Factories Act, 1801, - . I NOW REVOKE THE ORDER : PROCLAIMING MONDAY, the 18th, TO BE A. HOLIDAY, IN LIEU OF SATURDAY, 16th, The attention of SHOPKEEPERS and OTHERSis drawn to the fact that ANNIVERSARY DAY is NOT A STATUTORY HOLIDAY, and thatNeither Shops nor Factories NEED ‘ CLOSE on, MONDAY or SATURDAY. Factories, of course.-, will have to allow the USUAL SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. EDEN GEORGE,-'' -. Mayor. • City Council Chambers Dec. 14th, 1833. 793 ' Bankruptcy Notices. V ‘ E > ' • IN BANKRUPTCY. .... , . . THE “LYTTELTON TIMES"is duty appointed ' ‘ GAZETTE , FOR ; *. , ALL NOTICES UNDER THE ’ * i BANKRUPTCY ACT, Business Notices. i> PHOTOS by a BcauUfal MATX-SUEVAOBI PEOO*S3. Seo .Specimen*. - 1308TOW,—BIB, HIGH STREET, CEHIOTOHUEOBf BUTTER BOXE“,|”S®Kj, The Best and Cheapest Bos Made. ' • BEEHIVES, CARDBOARD BOXES Of every Description Send for Price List. T. ’Gto B'b I O K E LL, BATH STREET, DUNEDIN. E. STEEDS & CO„ Christchurch, X9BO . Agents for Canterbury. ~ ICO MILES IN 6 HOURS 38 MINUTES . On one of Kent’s Jubilee Roadsters, ridden by H. J. Pither. 50 Miles in 2 hours 58minutesby same WE have the Largest, Best and Most Varied Stock of Pneumatic and other Tyres is th. Colony. These include the latest Dunlop. With ribs which prevent side slip, '93 Clinchers, Silvertown Closures, &c. We have 12 varieties of this Best Lamps in the Market, Tool Bags, Oil Cans, Spanners,' Bells and everything, necessary to the Cyclist, Ladies’ Safeties iu stock, fitted with Silvertow* Tyres,, from £lB. 1 • • ,w ... The Best and Largest Stock of everythinft.,for illustrated catalogue. R. KENT & CO„ 103;: Bedford Bow. QEE D S FOBS PBIN O Ifo. 1, Greenhouse plants; 2, Climbers; 3, Sweetscented Plants: 4, Bock Plants; 6, Herhaceous Perennials; 6, Trees and Conifers; 7, Flowering Shrubs; 8, Annuals; B,' Biennials ; 10, Ornamental Grosses; 11, Everlasting Flowers; 12, Erotic Perns. •- 12 Sorts in each Collection—Price Ss Gi. The 12 Collection post free 235. WILD FLOWERS ”o? NEW ZEALAND. • ' . Presents for Friends at Home. No. I—Collection—Ferns; No. 2—Alpine Plant* No. 3—Trees and Shrubs; No. 4—Filmy Ferns No. s—Orchids and Sundews; No. 6—Veronicas No. 7—North Island Plants. . These Collections are made up ready for, Post, and can be obtained- at 70, Manchester street/ or at -tin Nursery, A WREATHS, CROSSES, BOUQUETS AND SPRAYS • At Short Notice. . ADAMB & SONS, - Victoria Nursery, 56, Goncester street; east, CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY. m EASY MADE,. ' . PATENT ROLLER SOLUBLE COEFEI POWDER. Only Requires Boiling Water or Milk Poured over Powder. ' ; As convenient, much cheaper and better thu Essences or Extracts. ’ , STRANG’S RENOWNED MAORI BRAND , COFFEE, , ’ A Blend of the Finest Mocha and Ceylon, Ccifew (Liquored in the usual way), - ■ - STRANG’S COFFEES arc Superior to ail - ethers, being prepared by his unique patented Db Hot-air Process.- - Pure Silk-dressed Peppers and Spice*.- ' Ask your Grocer for them, . - - DAVID STRANG’, ■ 1 COFFEE SPECIALIST, IUVEECAEQILL. X 8& MESSES NINJAN. HYSLOP & CO„ 164, Hereford Street, Wholesale. Aoemts Voe CasiEUDiiar,