Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume VII, Issue 2004, 21 June 1870, Page 2

TENDERS FOR ERECTION OF CTir-t, M HOUSE AT WIIANGAJIEI Ht '& Superintendent's Oili,-, Auckland, J urie i npEXDERS will be received at tl ,; " ' I JL until noon of MONDAY, the' i{.' *;- Si next, from persons willin" to Cu-it-w'f 1 • Si ERECTION of a ! ~* Whangarei. ' r " ! ii &l Plans, Specifications, and form o f j rr . %_ may be seen, and further particular- r'r-" 5 " , ** at the Public Works Otik-e," Emily <M Auckland; and at the Seniors' Hotc"' Vr''"' garei. ' : -~" a Tenders to be endorsed, " 'I\-^ -U r • ■'■'■ Court-house, nt Whangarei." "* ' r !;: ii JOSEPH ix Ay J;.: £ IN THE ESTATE OF DAVID VER\r,v % HUNTEK. K>uX 5J npENDERS will be received by thev-.. I JL signed up to noon of TUESDAY V* 'M the 21st instant, for the '•■ "' ;,i entire PLANT and PREMISHS of p! H Saw Mill, Grahamstown, as it nofr "tj-jf H The highest or any Tender not Lepf-jVt .?l ac:eptcd. FailiDg a satirfaclurv Xtndc- "•"' Plant and Premises will be (--ut'ui, i«o''"7 U and oll'ered for sale by public auction -S'l '-I early date. "' ~" % E. GORDON iUcDONALD § Tri: <■ Office of the Provisional Trustej ir. r Bankruptcy, Supreme Court, % TO BUILDERS. 0 TENDERS will be RECEIVED •- - - 3 p.m. on THURSDAY, the °3rl ;■■■."' 3 for the ERECTION of a BUILDING;-;vi M Graftou Road. * f. Plans, ie., at my oflice, Stichlurv's B ■': u ln S s - " ''""%■ EDWARD MAHOXEY I; Arch'itoc:. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDEEj. ■ rnENDERS for certain IiEPAIK* to <■■■ % JL HIGH SCHOOL, in 5 will be received before 4 p.m. ou THURjI *S DAY, 24th June. t : jAiIES 15 .VEER. f Architect, Shortui-id-stree:. C p ■ j, "SOCIETY FOR THE lIKLIEFut t NEGLECTED AND DEiTlini % CHILDItEX." Pateok —His Excellency tlie Goverr.::. :-i Pbesident —The Right Rev. the Bishop ;:' i, Auckland. VICE-PRESIDENTS —His Honor the Supcri tendent; tlie Rev. J. T. W. Daries, M.l TfiEASPHEE—G. W. Owen, Esq. rnllE Committee appoiuteil to U~e -.-:\ JL to rescue neglected children in Aiiik^i: - make the following statcinn; and ;:!>;'■..:::': i" funds. , From an enquiry ordered by lli= l.'cr.o-:!.: Superintendent, at the lvquift ot the (•::• mittee, information was ob!:i.:n.i uf ;.l.' iiftv boys and girls in t'.e r:t_v, a .::■:• jority of whom are without p-.iiYir.:; , . . ..:.t.'. and care, one or other p.irciu Kγ..: <.:-■ dead or in gaol, or i.uwny licsei-icii i.-J ollspring. These are livin::. ii. o^. • with persons whose lives p!v=eui th.' k-j:-: :: , possible examples to them. The Committee have un::i.;i:.i/i=:v a:rrr. tha' nothing short of ivmuvi:ij the i-:.:'.::.: r from the streets, and from ii.cir ;Ti-o:. - . :.■■: - deuces, will be an eil'ecthv iv< '•-■.• evil. An Act of the Legi.-hiiuiv iur '-■ necessarv power to do this. The Cuiiim:ttee therefore reco::-,i::--..-t:'-' two Industrial Schools should be .^IU-:?- - under tlie Act, one for gii-U and oi:-!:-':■■ and that bath, if possible, s'l.uUl If '■ :■- suburbs of Auckland : t'..::t ;'!:• < shov.ld ho trained iu industrial oiv.; ■ the girU Ln those of the the I- ; = .. those of the garvlen or llie farm, a:.. - they should in due time be pluce■! oui::. ■'- families of country settler.-, so us to I.- < ■-:::.: " removed from the companion: an- , , ' e wheh now surround them. l * The cost of niaintamiiii.' t w ■ -uca ' : -='- : - -V tions will be considerable, :■:: 1 the Pron:..-j lt Government can aii'.-r.l 11 ■ assistar.ee W-' e the Council ineotj. hi the ineantiEe :: Committee propose to make a eomffiepWL.K on a small scale v.it'i girls. A suitable t ■•• ing for temporary u.-e has bf en prom:if'.. s'the sum required for the first year; «;•.-'- ture, for repairs, furnishing liiaintena:;.' , . iis about £350. The Committee ur:appeal for funds to commence the good *<■'■ of rescuing at once some little «irls froi; tlifeofsin and shame in which ti.f.v are 1. being reared; and, as the whole q;.c.-.=-Y resolves itself into this, it remains to k whether the public spirit of Au,-khi.J : J v;"J lt to the occasion of provulini: the ui- x '« ! ■- required, and whether one of the uu;t .iv_t and benevolent objects which caii apf*- ■ our sympathies, sh;dl receive the sup; or;the community. Subseriptioas and iioss.. , - - will be thankfully received by and Secretaries, and collfctors '- - authorised to seek assistance by a -'-'■■« house visitation. P. n. CORN FORD. ) H-"=\ E. GLANVII LE, j Secre'-W j? Auckland, June 13, IS7O. OLSON'S TOM r O -SVLV:. QOLD by most of the Grocers in A , -^.- 1 JO and can only be obtaiufil whoiesi ■ AI.PII V COTTAGE, St. Georgs's Bay iPiunell. S. Copr or Ti>ttmomvi-?. " Government Ho.is.', Au' - 1>Ij ;1 '-'; 'V--'. _ IS7O. —The Aide de Camp ha to ae-iuO' , - ---z the receipt of a sample of Tomato sauee. - warded by Mr. Olson, mul it .lireeled to^- ; E that the Governor ai:d Lady liowea s ;; - highly of it." l! ■' I'can testifv that th? a--' ■; ' pared by S. OUon, of I'arm-i:. " » : J,';'-* composition, and excrlii'iit ],u:ifirr u'. _.-- etitution. —(Signed) S J. SikatW-- , - 511 " This is to certify th.n I -;.j '- amined a sainjile of Mr. i; "".". 5 . mato Sauce. I consider it to b ',"■■', prepared, and an eseeedi :i. 1/ '' ;'f meut, and well fitting for cr.li:.an n--; -J. purposes. It somewhat *•,.-..A.« : brated Worcester sa-.'.i-e, \." v .- :;n>re pleasant, beiiu le----'h.'t a:i 1 - _Signed) Chai:i.i:s I" ' -■• ■ ]^ : ;;;-. Parneil, AucMauJ, M.rcu V " Northern Club, March } b -\\ ; : O!son, St. George's Bay l , iT ;'\" i , : —We have trietl your Tomato >JU '^' i . .■; Northern Club, and it has give" =''■'.'....,•_ faction. I have much p'.ca.-u'.v 1:1:■^'-^-^ . ( j ing it to the notice i>:' :'.'■! , ' o: ; !:o: ""°',!'r ,v article free from all adulter:i!'•''". — '^-y ; F " excellent quality. (Signed) ■ S- Maiia""" id " to ROBERT L!'?k> 31 LOWER QUEEN-STKtKi, L,O i AND, OFFERS to STATIONERS ami otU;. LARGE VARIETV 01 -j-. 11 * GOODS, in original r acU:ig«. "" W Stock comprises nearly 500 -bales aui <- .0 , v n e, Brakcu at Dusew> ■- Chsistchcbcd.