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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7270, 7 March 1885, Page 7

Tenders were opened at the office of Messrs. W. IT. H itnmond and Son, on Friday, with tha following result, for the erection of St. Jehu the Baptist i'arsonage, Northcote : — Fencing per Shingle roof. Iron roof, chain, Venetian window, tuy window. £ s. d. £ s. £ Flewellyn 17 0 2SU 0 .. ..200 Osborne ..700 285 0 ... .. 21)7 Hay wo 3d and Glasgow 210 0 335 0 .. .. 350 Corbett ... 2 5 0 S3S 9 .. ... 350 Crctchmatr & Small .. 1 2 C 343 0 .. ..' 300 Percy, including fence .. — .. .. 370 Scott.. .. 112 0 392 10 .. .. 395 Tnompson .. — .. 391 O .. .. 398 Guest .. — .. 414 0 .. .. 428 Harold Glynde.— cantata by Foaketfc. Original music by Stainer, Jekyll, Martin, Birch, Kcirton, <£c. B. H. Uni ■» Chair, full orchestra. Readings by the Kev. J. S. Hill. Choral Hall, Monday next. No man of refinement uses inferior perfumery, for the simple reason that no woman of refinement would toleate him if he did. In this country the toilet outfit of a gentleman is considered incomplete without a bottle of Murray and Lanman's Florida Water. N Evert Englishwoman will remember ' how useful Hudson's Extract of Soap was in the old ' country for washing, cleaning, and scouring everything. You can obtain a jib. packet from every storekeeper in the colony. Ask tor it. \.B:—lt is a pure dry soap, in fine powder . ard (lather* freely in hot or cold water. Drowsiness, biliousness, pains and aches, and ague, Hop bitters always cures. Bead. Hop Bitters gives good digestion, active liver, good circulftration and buoyant spirit*. Bead larger.