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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 16243, 19 May 1913, Page 11

RAILWAY NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. UNVEILING BURNS STATUE AT TIMARU. lOLIDAY Excursion Tickets will be issued to Timaru iroui Christohurch, Oamaru and intermediate stations, including branches, on 22ml May, by trains arriving at Timaru up to 1.30 p.m., available for return tiil 23rd May. SI23X BY ORDER. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. • SALE OF EMPTY OIL CASKS AND DRUMS. Wellington, 6th May, 1913. V{7"RITTEN TENDERS will •be received » ' tip to NOON of • SATURDAY, 31st MAY. 1913, for the PURCHASE of the FOLLOWING EMPTIES now on hand at Addington, Hillside and Invcrcargill, and which may be accumulated up to 31st March, 19U: 1. Oil Casks. 40-salkm; Oil Casks (mineral colr.a), 40-gallon. 2. Drums, Ist class, 5-gollon; Drums, 2nd class, 5-gallon. Tho cacks and drums to be classified by the Railway Department and mutually agreed upon. The Oil,Casks (1) and the Drums (2) may be separately tendered for. Tenderers to state prices per each and to indicate the railway station cr railway wharf at which delivery is required. Further particulars can be obtained from th». Railway Storekeepers, Addington, Hillside and Invercargill, or from the Comptroller of Stores, New Zealand Railways, Wellington. Tenders to be addressed fo the Comptroller of Stores, New Zealand Railways, Wellington, and to be marked outside "Tender for Empties." The lowest or any tender will not necessarily bo accepted. T. RONAYNE, General Manager, T99OX New Zealand Railways. STRATFORD-MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY. OKAHU CONTRACT: . "WTRITTEN Tenders will be received at »» this office until Noon of MONDAY, 80th Juno, 1913. for the Construction of tho Okahn.Tunnel (about 75 chains), and.lj miles of formation on the Stratford-Main Trunk Railway, near Okanulcara. Drawings, specifications and conditions of contract may bo eeen at the Publio Works Office", Auckland, Stratford, Okahukara, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. The lowest or any lender not iiecessarilv accepted. R.'W. HOLMES. Engineer-in-Chief. Public Works Office. •Wellington, Uth May, 1913. NOTE.—Tho time for receiving fenders for this work has been extended! from 30th April to 30th June,' 1913, and the time originally fixed for the completion of the work has been reduced from four years U> three years. 8125 . RW. HOLMES. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. IN BANKRUPTCY. THE "LYTTELTON TIMES" i§ a. duljf appointed GAZETTE For ALL NOTICES Under the . BANKRUPTCY ACT. IN BANKRUPTCY.—IN THE SUPREME COURT, HOLDEN AT CHRISTCHURCH. TVTOTICE is hereby eiven'that WILLIAM 1> DALWOQD WAKEFIELD, of Henley Street, St Albans, Christchurch, Labourer, wan this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a. meeting of creditors to be holden at my office.on MONDAY, the -26th day of May, 1913/at eleven o'clock in tho forenoon. .. .J. EVANS. Official Assignee. 17th May,' 1913. 8132 FOR SALE OR TO LET. ALLAN HOPKINS. ALLAN HOPKINS, STATION. AGENT, VALUATOR . AND LAND BROKER, CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND HEREFORD ; STREET | CHRISTCHURCH. (Next Bank of New Zealand). Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. Telephone 656 AUCKLAND. 9000 ACRES > I»lmd Sheep Farm, low -'WU hills, permanent stream, carry 2 sheep to the acre, 1000 acres.grass, balance bush and ti-tii, with good feed! good homestead. Price £G 10s, or Exchange for Ist or 2nd mortgages or good rent-producing property. Equity £5500. M.I. 17 ALLAN HOPKINS. CANTERBURY. DO'TfJ ACRES, handy to station good OO I U sweet country, carry 3000 sheep, homested, woolshed, stable, etc. Price £'j 17 per acre, and good terms. ALLAN HOPKINS. TARANAKI. IQAA ACRES, S mil?s from station, unO'xtt . dulating bush land of good quality, that will carry 1$ sheep to the acre, 60 acres of good bush, balance felled and grassed, houso 5 rooms,, woolshed, shearing machines and oil engine, stable, etc. Price £6. £ISOO down. W.O. 15 ALLAN HOPKINS. CHRISTCHURCH. . A ACRES FREEHOLD, 15 miles from : the city and 1 mile from railway station and school, good, sweet sheep country, showing good feed, house of 5 rooms.and outbuildings. Prico £!>. £SOO down. N. B.—l nave just inspected thiß property, and I can guarantee it a good speculation. ALLAN HOPKINS. , IyOQ ACRES, 2 mi'.es from station and • .wO school, subdivided into 9 paddocks, ater in each paddock;' uplendid land, suitable for dairying. "Will sell in two blocks, house on each. Homestead of 5 docms, H. and C. water, implement shed, cow byre, harness and store room and G-stall stable. »Price : £l7 per acre. ' £ISOO down. . . H.U. 10 ALLAN HOPKINS. GERALDINE. Q,<A ACRES, 1* mi'.es from station, sci.col : VJ and Creamery, subdivided into 12 iocks; 170 acres in wheat, 80 acres in clover, BO acres i ntumips, balance" young grass, splendid feed. Carrying capacity, 5 iheep to tbc acre. Good house of 11 rooms, stable granary and implement shed (newbuildings). Price, £23 10s per acre. Splendid terms. , ALLAN HOPKINS. WAIKATO. 1 9 MILES from H ■la-Farms, rana-ine- fr I*-I'arms, ranging from 100 fo 300 Acres, at firm £4 to £ls per acre, »!! close to creamery.' Sir.all deposit and except/ona" terms. ALLAN HOPKINS. INVERCARGILL. 9fi7fi ACRES, 7 *-*-> •V» Mains Station, undulating land of irood qua'.ity, all ploughable: carrving cap--15 sheep to the acre. New Houpo of . is, 11. and C. Water and all conveniences. Price, 3 15s. £SOO down. ALLAN HOPKINS. CANTERBURY. ■1 (lf\f\ ACRiJS, olese to nation and schoo".. JLvJIyVJ 100 acres in turnips, mo urn's in rape and grass, 200 acres new grass. Good House, H. and C. water, woolshed, stable, coltajrx. etc. Good Sheep Farm. Price; £B, and best part- of the purchase-money ciui remain at 41 per' cwit. ALLAN HOPKINS.