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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7242, 23 August 1933, Page 12

■pXCHAKGE —I have a farm of 210 ■ acres with 4 roomed house, woolshed, stables, etc.; subdivided into 12 paddocks, fences in good order; also a town residence with motor shed, electric light, all conveniences. Both free of any encumbrance, equity £4520. The owner will exchange for a good dairy farm in this district. VICTOR E. SMITH, Land Agent, Feilding.

TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. ■T'ENDERS are invited for tlie conversion in reinforced concrete of an existing building (Palmerston City) into a NEW PICTURE THEATRE and the re-formation of four shops for Amalgamated Theatres Ltd., by The Trustee of the Waldegravo Estate. TENDERS close at the office of Mr. R. Thorold-Jaggard, Palmerston City, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th September, at noon. ASSOCIATE ARCHITECTS— R. THORROLD-JAGGARD, A.N.Z.1.A., Palmerston City. BERNARD W. JOHNS, A.R.1’.8.A., A.N.Z.1.A., Wellington. The conditions are the N.Z.I.A, and as incorporated in specification. RENDERS closing at noon on Monday, the 2Sth inst., are invited for the erection of a two-storey residence in Park Road, Palmerston North. Plans, etc., with the Architect, A. R. Allen, E.N.Z.1.A., Palmerston North. TENDERS FOR INLAND MAIL SERVICE CONTRACTS NORTH ISLAND. gEALED tenders will be received at tho several Chief Post Offices in tho North Island until noon on Saturday, the 2nd. September, 1933, for the conveyance of mails from the Ist. January, 1934, for periods as under:— For services in Auckland, Hamilton and Thames postal districts, 1934-35. For services in remaining postal districts, 1934-36. A list of tho services for which tenders are being invited is on exhibition at all post offices in the North Island. G. McNAMARA, Secretary. G.P.0., Wellington.

Because of intense cold 3000 overcoats belonging to persons in dire need were released from the State pawnshops recently and restored to their owners by order of the chief magistrate in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. The coats will carry a special mark so that they cannot bo pawned again until the spring.