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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIV, Issue 10706, 16 July 1895, Page 8

Tenders. REPAIRS TO STEAM TUG LYTTELTON. THE Lyttelton Harbour Board invito Tenders for KB PAXES to the STEAM TUG Lyttelton, in accordance with the contract. Specification to ho seen at Harbour Board Offices at Christchurch and Lyttelton, Tenders, endorsed “ Tender for Tug Repairs, ■must be addressed to the Chairman and delivered at the office of the Board at Christchurch, not later than 2.15 p.m. on THURSDAY, 25th instant. C. HOOD WILLIAMS, Secretary ami Treasurer Lyttelton Harbour Board. Lyttelton Harbour Board Office, Christchurch, 15th July, 1895, LITTLBRIVER ROAD BOARD.” TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION OF A BRIDGE (Labour only) at Little River. Plans and specifications may be seen at mr Harris’s Store, Little River, or from the Undersigned* . Tenders to bo sent in addressed Chairman, and endorsed “ Tender," not later than August 3, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. QUEALY, 1437 Clerk to the Board. WAIMAK ARIRI-ASHLEY WATER-SUPPLY” BOARD. EXCAVATION OF MAIN CHANNEL, BROWN’S ROCK SUPPLY. WITH reference to the Tenders that are invited for the above works, by order oftne Board, QUANTITIES WILL BE SUPPLIED to all Tenderers on and after MONDAY, JULY 15th, 1895. TENDERS CLOSE at 10 a.m. on THURSDAY, JULY 18ih, 1895, G. JOHNSTON WEBSTER, 1388 Engineer to the Board. JOHN WALLER'& SON, TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, TUAM STREET, HAVE in STOCK every description of BUILDING MATERIAL, including very Large Stocks of SEASONED TIMBER, kept under cover ready for immediate use. CEMENT, GALVANISED IRON, LEAD, DOORS, SASHES, BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY, FENCING MATERIALS, &c„ &c. COALS AND FIREWOOD. We are prepared to QUOTE PRICES for Building Materials delivered in town or any part of the province. 311516 WOOD & LAURIE, COAL AND TIMBER MERCHANTS, ABE prepared to Quote SPECIAL PRICES and TERMS for all descriptions of BUILDING MATERIALS,. i Nothing but Bast Quality kept n steak. Inspection Invited, SAWMILLS at Little Elver. XWI Country Orders Promptly Attended. Business Motioes, DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE. DRESSES MADE UP (including all extras) at 12 S ■ EACH ‘ ’ ™y.t>est style. 5000 DRESSES TO SELECT FROM,' at times prices viz.^ 7/11 TO 29/6 EACH - New Importations. See Them, Cr* lie Heath & Co., Importers and ManufooWSOfS. X 839 ACCLIMATISED BULBS', DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS. TVTAECISSUS, BICOLOUE MAXIMUS, EARLY ROMAN and INCOMPARABILIS, At 10s per 100. All the Choice Sorts 6d to 2s 6d Each, Hyacinths, Croons Snowdrops, Anemones Ranunculus, Gladiolus Ixias, Pseomas, Iris, and Giant Snowdrops AT LOW BATES. NATIVE PLANTS AND SEEDS, Trees and Shrubs,Alpine Plants, < Collections of Seeds, 12 distinct sorts, ss> Free by Post. _ ADAMS & SONS, t Victoria Nursery, 50, Gloucester Street east CHRISTCHURCH. CANTERBURY. ■RTTnPITW’T? "Off VVTdtJ For Keening and I3U 1 IMiIS, JDUAihS,Everting Butter, The Best and Cheapest Box Made. TJXT'TT'TTTTrU'SS «2,C„ Well Made and ijMJliVlijS, • Lowin Price, CARDBOARD BOSES Of every Description. Send for Price Inst. T* Gr. Hrickell BATH STREET, DUNEDIN. •E. STEEDS & CO., Christchurch, X 1127 Agents for Canterbury JFletchee, , Humphreys & 1 Co. WINE, SPIRIT AND GENERAL MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS OP INDIA, CEYLON, and CHINA TEAS, &c, AGENTS FOR: Denis Mounie’s Brandy “Buchanan" and “D.C.L.” Whiskies Moet and Chandon Champagne Mellor’s Celebrated Worcester Sauce Bovril Symington’s Essence of Coffee Alcock’s Billiard Tables and Billiard Furniture Speucer’s Indian Cigars PROPRIETORS OP THE WELL-KNOWN BRANDS OF ‘•ARAB” AND “SHAH’’ TEAS. xseo THE CELEBRATED LONGBEAGH , - POISONED GRAIN IS Proving itself to be a Certain Cure for the email birds nuisance. It is manufactured in quite a different method from other poisoned grain in the colony. By applying the poison to the gram (dry) the grain retains its sweetness, and birds take it more readily than when steeped. Weather does not affect it, and it is very deadly in its destroying properties, and with improvements added in the mixing this season, it is undoubtedly the Best Poisoned Grain in the colony. Any sort of Grain, Rice or Seeds Poisoned, and ready for sowing directly mixed. TESTIMONIALS. This is to certify that Fkedk. Powell has been Poisoning Small Birds for me for the past four years, and has given me entire satisfaction. No other poisoned grain that I have tried has been so effectual, JOHN GBIGG. Longbeacb, April 20,1895. April 2G, 1895. From Manager, Longbeacb Station, Ashburton. Me Powell.—Dear Sir,—Your Poisoned Gram as been used on the Longbeacb Estate for the ast three years, and I have much, pleasure in sayig it has given every satisfaction. I feel convinced bat should it become generally used, say, in the Inter months and again in the breeding season, bo small birds nuisance would become a thing or lie past. - B. TOUT, Manager. And from numerous Farmers, County Councils, Road Boards, Ac., from all parts of the Colony. Full particulars on apxilication, and orders romptly executed by FREDERIC POWELL, Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor, Longbeacb Station, Ashburton. XISOB