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a*sr. Government notifications. DEPENCE DEPARTMENT, SEALED Tenders in duplicate will be received by the Under-Secretary for Defence, Wellingon, up to MONDAY, tlio 4th April, 1898, for the Supply of (800) Bight Hundred more or less JJj.Ho Backets, similar to sample, which, with apeoiu&idons, can be seen at Brigade Office, Christ;hurch, S. C. ANDERSON, Captain, Wellington, 23rd March, 1898. 2610. CLIFDEN BRIDGE CONTRACT. f jHENDERS will be received until Noon of JL TUESDAY, 12th April next, for the CONSTRUCTION of a SUSPENSION BRIDGE over ;i.e Waiau River at Clifdcn Ferry. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Survey Offices, Christchurch, Dunedin and Inver* jargill. Tenders to he addressed to the Chief Surveyor, Invercargill, and to he accompanied by a deposit if per cent on amount of tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily iccepted. D. BARRON, Chief Surveyor. Lands and Survey Department, Invercargill, March, 10, 1898. 2374 Shipping Notices. THE WANGANUI UP-RIVER TOURIST STEAMER LINE (New Zealand’s Rhine.) NEW TOURIST ROUTE., AUCKLAND WELLINGTON Or vice versa, via THE WANGANUI RIVER, THE VOLCANOES. TOKAANU, LAKE TAUPO, ROTORUA THE pleasantness of a Trip on this Beautiful River will linger in the Mind for Ever. Steamers: “MANUWAI," “ WAIEERE " and “ OHUEA.” TIME-TABLE: Wanganui to Pipiriki, TUESDAYS. Above Pi.pi* riki half day WEDNESDAYS. Pipiriki to Wanganui, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Wanganui to Pipiriki, FRIDAYS. Above Pipirik half day SATURDAYS, Pipiriki to Wanga nui, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. FARES—Wanganui to Pipiriki, return,2ss. , , Above Pipiriki ... ... 10s. For all particulars, apply to A. HATRICK & CO., X 2068 Agents, Wanganui, Board and Residence. -- —— * GLOUCESTER HOUSE., - 256, GLOUCESTER STREET WEST. FIRST-CLASS Accommodation for Ladiessind Gentlemen; hot, cold and shower hatha; every comfort and attention given: central. Terms moderate* 6701 mrs M’NIE (Late of Waitahnna House]), Wanted Known, IST ANTED Known— Kincaid’s G.LC. for Coy* /Y Undo Tea. ~51742 UST"ANTED Knowu—Kincaid’s G.LC. for Y% lindo Tea. -ANTED Known— Kincaid’s G.LC. for Cey i v Undo Tea. NISIS . TTyANTED Known—Just Landed, Ladies' /V Lined Kid Gloves; fur tops, black and jwn. Woods, Free and Co., The Hall. IST ANTKDKnown —New Covert Coats, Maok/V . intoshes and Sac Suits; latest style and, iteriols. Woods, Free and Co., The Hall. "My ANT ED Known—First Shipment of Our /Y «Ideal ” Kid Gloves at 2s 6d, now showj. Woods, Free and Co., The Hall. _ TiTTANTED Known—Our “Ideal” Kid Glove, /V at 2s 6d, a speciality; easy fitting and vahle. Woods, Free and Co.. The Hall. “ST 7“ ANTED Known—New Serges in Navy and /V Black; warranted fast dye, excellent lue. Woods, Free and Co., The Hall. ay ANTED Known—Up-to-date Dressmaking /V on premises at lowest charges; fit and stylo aranteed. Woods, Free and Co., The Hall. "wyANTED Known—Just opened, Newßlankets /W and Flannels. Woods, Free and Co., sh Drapers, The Hall, High Street, Christurch. TTyANTED Known—The “Countess” three y Y and four-ply Knitting Wools are the best, icy are remarkable for tbeir softness, elasticity d exceptional durability. Sole agents for Canteriry, W. Strange and Co. XL7BS r ANTED Known—The “Countess tfcrct I Y and four-ply Knitting Wools ate the host, ey are remarkable for their softness, elastnjity i exceptional durability. Sole agents for Uantep* ry, W. Strange and Co. MTia Try ANTED Known—Mrs Quarwrnmn is » /W Cash Purchaser of Ladies', Gants and ildren’s Left-off Clothing. Letters by post it icrwise attended __ to. Addins* artermaiD, 354, Hicru ctreec, ANTED Known—MlSS McCOKMICK to ft Cash Purchaser of Clothing, Books, 1 up* See., &c. Address—ligh Street, and 21 and 23, Colombo Street, Sydenham (at Railway Crossing). X 2015 Funerals. .wwwwgijM.uimnitß'll|||| l,lf 5T > LANGFORD iANITABY UNDERTAKER & EMBALMEB, Oldest firm in New Zealand. Tie process of Embalming practised by W.L. Odes friends of deceased persons to send them over the world without offence. The extra it is within the reach of all classes, and no dilation of the body. i ddress • Residence corner North and East Belts. lephone’3B7. Office 133. Colombo Street Teleone 504. , XIGI L. EGGLESTON, * UNDERTAKER, &c, (Late R. W. Walters and Co.) I Kinds of Polished and Covered Coffins made Town and Country Orders Punctually attended to. Address—lßo, DURHAM STREET. Reasonable Charges, felephone No. 901. X 2093 r. l amb and son, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. 116515 0. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephono SSI. GEORGE BARBELL, Certificated EMBALMEB AND UNDERTAKER. THE science of Embalming, as practised nowin Great Britain and America. i»now being pep formed by the above, who can now pveservetho body to keep until arrival of friends from Funerals conducted at Strictly Low Charges. £5, Durham Street South. Telephone Sol. X 1967 THE Friends of Mr A. McHardy are mvited to attend the funeral of his late wife, Alice, leaving the residence of Mrs T. L. Gibson, Hazeldean Road, Sydenham, tor the Sydenham Public Cemetery, at 2 p.m. This Day. W. LANGFORD. Funeral Director and Embalmer. corner North and East Belts. Telephone 387. 2830 TO COUNTRY SUBSCRIBERS. THE Following Persons ONLY are authorised to receive money on account of the “ Lyttelton Times" Company, Limited; — Remittances forwarded direct to the Head Office, Christchurch, shouldbe addressed to the Manager, of the “Lyttelton Times" Company, Limited, Christchurch.