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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7268, 5 March 1885, Page 8

- Tenders. JTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY—MARTON-TE AWAMUTU. TWO FIVE-BOOMED COTTAGES CONTRACT. Written Tenden for the abovecontrsct wiUbereceived at this office until noon of WEDNESDAY, 11th March, 1885. They are to be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside the envelope, "Tender for Two Cottages Contract." Drawings, specifications, end conditions may be seen at this office, and at the Public Works Office, Han ilton. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. - w . H . HALES, District Engineer. Public Works Office, Auckland, 23rd February, 1885. ESTATE OF J. MARTIN, TAILOR, DECEASED. Tenders will be received by the nnderdgaed until noon of 16th March next for the Stock on the premises in Princes street, Dunedin, as follows :— 1. WOULLEN GOODS, 40. 2. TKIMMINGS. 3. MEN'S MERCERY. Highest or any tender not necessa<ily accepted. Stock and Stock Sheets may be seen on the premises, and further particulars upon application to the undersigned, to whom tenders are to be addressed. CALLAN AND GALLAWAY, Solicitors, Danedin. Tenders for the Stock as a whole will have included the Goodwill of the • usiness, and, if desired, the unexpi ed term of tke Lease of Premises may be taken over at present rental. . TpOR SALE BY TENDER. VALUABLE FREEHOLD TANNERY, BOOT FACIORY, AND LEASEHOLD RETAIL BOOTSHOP AND STOCK-IN-TRADE, In the City of Wellington, Belonging to THE NEW ZEALAND LEATHER MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED), In Liquidation. Tenders will be recti red up to noon en FRIDAY, the 20th d*v of March next, for the purchase of the Freehold and Leasehold Prope ties, Goodwill, Plant, Machinery, Leather, and Stock-in- l'iade of the abovenamed company, particulars of which are as follows :— Lot 1. Firstly— BERHAMPORE TANNERY, comprises Sections 101 <, and parts of Sections 1011, 1014. and 1015, on plan of th- City of Wellington, containing 3 acres (more or less), is distant two »nd a-half miles from the Qaean> Wharf, and within half-mile from the tramway terminus. Ti 0 tramway linn has been surveyed for continuing the tramway pa>t the tannery. The buildings consist of large currying, rolling and drying shed (two stoiies), beam shed, scouring shed, pinning shed, waxing room, bark shed, hide shed, engine and boiler shed, store room, office, &c, &c, and all appurteoanc«s, including sixty pits and spenders necessary for the carrying on of a large tanning business. Also, The goodwill of the said tannery. Secondly—All the unfinished leather in the pits at the tannery premises, when stock shall be taken as provided by the conditions of sale. Thirdly—AH the plant, machinery, engines, and implements particularly enumerated and described in a list annexed to the conditions of sale. Fourthly—All the stock-in-trade and leather in a finished state os the tannery premi* s on the day wk a stock shall be taken, as provided by the conditions of sale. The Tannery has been established nearly forty years. As a tannery site it is unsurpassed in New Zealand. There is a never-failing supply ef clear water trom a running stream. No recourse to artificial means for drying; is necessary. The drainage is carried into Cook trait.!, therefore at o time can it become a nuisance. The and Li of sufficient ex'ent and the position second to none Fo< the election of a Fellmiwrry or Woollen l'actory. The land is al>"> most tile. It Is In close proximity to the Island Bay Racecourse. It will -e seen that this pr petty h s advintages in situation and otherwise which can be hid in ne other city in New Zealand. lot 2. Firstly-THS BOOT aND SHOE MANUFACTORY is in t.huznee-street, the he«rt of Te Aro, contains about 14 perches. The buildings, which are of two ttoiien, are built partly of wood and partly of liol, comprise 4 stock rooms, press rooms. 2 clicking rooms, wax thread machine and eye- eitsog room, upper machinists' room, 2 rivetters' rooms, n ithers' room, couiting-house, secretary'* room. «c, Ac., and contain all the most modern improvements ia labour-saving machinery. The manufacturing plant is one of the most complete in the colony. The goods turned out have commanded a re*dy sale, and for style and finish cannot be excelled. Also, The goodwill of the said business. Secondly—All the Plant, Machinery, Engines, and Implements etumerated in a Hat attached to the conditions of sale, and situate on the said Factory premises. Thirdly—The Ptock-la-Trade, Leather, Foots, Shoes, Grindery, and Sundries, in the Boot Factory at the time fixed by ike conditions of sale for taking stock. Lot 3. LEASEHOLD RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, Willis —It is situated in one of tke bus cat thoroughfares of the city, occipi-a an excellent position, and has a frontage to two streets. Also, the stock-in-trade of boots, shoes, grindery, leather, and other good* and the shop fittings and furniture situate on tbeufnresaid premises. Thuis a substantial dwelliag-hoiue over the sbop, and at tie rear a large warehouse, • where manufacturing could be extensively carried on. The stock is a good one, and >n the hands of an energetic and competent perKOß.a very large nnd profitable trade could be done The 1-ase expires on the 16'.h day of February, ISS3, the rental being £156 per annum, payable monthlv. Rates and taxes are payable by the landlord. The central position of Wellington in the colony renders this an opportunity not to bo lost by the Trade and Capitalists. Separate tenders for the purchase of the various properties can, as provided b/ the conditions of sale, be Sent in. Stock sheets and conditions of tender, with photographic views of the tannery and hoot factor/, can be seen at the offices or the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Ageuuy Company (Limited) at Auckland, Wellington, Chrixtchurch, ana Imneilin, and at the company's offices in Gbuznee-stree:, Wellington, where any further information, and ordcrc to inspect the properties, can be obtained. Tender* to be sent to the Official Liquidator, Wellington, or the respective offices of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantie Agency Company (Limited) aforesaid, addressed to the Official Liquidators of the Company, at the Company , offices, Ghuznee-stroet, Wellington, to be accompanied by a marked cheque, as provided by the conditions of sale. I Further information can also be obtained from A. D. SOMMERVILLE) offlcial and !• Offlclal JAS. OUIL.KORD, J Liquidators, At the Company's offices ; Or from MESSRS. BUCKLEY & STAFFORD, Solicitors, Lambton-quay, Wellington. February, 1885. mO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. ; Tenders are required for the Erection of a Parsonage fo St. John's, Northcote. Plans to be seen at our Office up to noon on FRIDAY, March 6. W. F. HA \IMON A SO , Architects, South British Chambers. mO BUILDERS. EXTENSION OF TIME. The time for receiving Tenders for the Stone and Concrete House at vonport his been extended to SATURDAY, the 7th instant, at noon. JAMES KNOX, Colonial Bank Buildings. ril O BUILDERS. Alternative Tenders, for the erection of three Warehouses on Commerce-street, in Brick or. Concrete, will be received until noon of TUESDAY, the 10th instant. Plans, etc., at No. 9, South British Buildings. EDMUND BELL, Arch/tect mO BUILDERS. EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders will be received, until TUESDAY, March 10, for the Erection and Completion of Three Shops and Dwelling-house, in Victoria-street. EDWARD BARTLEY, : . Architect. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received, until noou of WEDNESDAY, March 11, for the Jirect on and Completion of Shops and Dwelling-houses in Union-street. EDWARD BaRTLEY, Architect. mENDERS for the Erection of a School X Building at Babtxon (near Hel .sville]l will be received by the Education Board, Wyndham-street, Auckland, until two p.m. on FRIDAY, 13th March 1885. , . ' ... _ Plane and specifications may be seen at the office of the Board, and »t the School, HelensTille. Picture Frame Manufactory, >>&, 88, Victoria-street, Auckland. C. E. C A ~ TEE, JUN-SIGN-WRITER GILDER, AND EMBOSSER ON GLASS. ESTIMATES GIVEN.