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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7647, 26 May 1886, Page 8

Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE COURT OP BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act, 1883, and of the Bankruptcy of JOSEPH ALLAN, ef Tauranga, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Muster Mariner. Notice is hereby given that I, Joseph AJlan. of Tauranga, in the Province of Auckland, in New Zealand, Master Mariuor, have this day filed, In tho said Court at Auckland, - petition to be*djudged a Bank"Bated this 25th da of May, Jaoksom and RueseiL, Solicitors for Debtor. TendersEducation Department, Wellington, May 20, 1886. nnENDERS will be received at this offioe X up to nnorj of the 17th of July next for the erection of a Native Schoolhouie and Toucher's Residence at Raukokokore, near Capo Runaway, Bay of Plae«. Ac., may he seen and forms of tender obtained on application to the Native Aeont. Auckland, or the Resident Magistrate at Tauranga, Opotiki, or Glsborne. Telegraphic tenders will bff accepted, provided the original tender and deposit are lodged at the sume time with one of the officers above mentioned. \VM. JAS. HABKNS, Secretary for Education. "VTAPIER HARBOUR WORKS. CONTRACT NO. 13-FIRST SECTION OF BREAKWATER. Tenders, endorsed Contract No 13. and addressed to the Chairman of the Naplor Harbour L'o»rd, Harbour Board Offices. Napier, received by noon of TUI SDA V, the 15th Jun-, for 606 feet Breakwater, 500 feet of RnbbleFoundationx, beyond preient Contract of l.reakwater; £0 chains of Rubble Protection of Breastwork and Reclmnatlon of LsgonnLithographed plans and specifications may be obtained on or after the 17th d.y of May, by forwarding one pound sterling to the Secretary. FUns :md specifications may he seen at the Harbour Board Offices by the 17th dy of May. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. (Signed) JOHN GO' BALL, C.F... Engineer Napier Harbour Board. TO ARCHITECTS. EXTENSION OS , TIME FOR PJUZF. DESIGNS FOR THE WELLINGTON OFFICES OF THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIKE ASSURANCE SOCIETY (LIMITED) AND HGTHX, Etc. Such Designs will bo received at Dunedin Office up to noon of the ninth d»y of Jnlr next. H. S. H. LYALL, General Secretary. The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Office, 106 and 107. Princes-street, Duuedin, M»y 17, 1886. IN THE ESTATE OF ROBERT BURJL RRLL, DE EASBD. LATE OF WEL INGTON, BOOKBINDER, PRINTER, STATIONER. Tenders for the Purchase of the Lea 36 nnd Goodwill of tho Business. a.nd of the Machinery and Plant, etc., used therein, carried on by the latn Kob-rt Burrell, Deceased, in the < ity of Wellington, will be received by the undersigned up to four o'clock m. on MONDAY, the 31.t instant. Tenders to bo addressed, " Tendor," Bix 69. Post office. Wellington. Particulars as to the Business, Machinery, Plant, etc., and conditions a3 to payment of th« purch«s* monoy can bo obtained from the Accountant, Mr Hart, on the Premises, where tho Machinery and Plant, etc. can be teen. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. A. N. MON,) Frflrntor . JOSEPH SCOTT, I executors. mO CARPENTERS. Tenders will be received until noon of TOVSDAY next, for Additions and Alterations to Residence, Shelly Beach Road. Plans at my office. HEN G. WADE, Architect. mENDERS for Covering Roof of School 1 Building at Rpafuie, with Iron, will be received by the Education Bo»rd Auckland, until two p.m. on FRIDAY, 4th June, 18S6. PUns and specification may be seen at the office of the Hoard (Victoria Arcad», Queen-street), and on application to the Chairman of the District School Committee. Ruapukc. Hotels. TTNITED SERVICE TTOTEL, WELLESLEY AND QUEEN STREETS, AUCKLAND. PROPRIETOR J. C. CONDON, This well-known and old-eitabliihed Hotel, having been juit renovated, affords accommodation second to none in tho city. One of the most Important additions made is A SPACIOUS PININGROOM, the entrance to which is in WellesV ystreet. It is fitted up after the most approved stylo, and is specially adapted for tho convenience of Tisitors and City Gentlemen. An excellent Bill of Fare is daily provided, which includes all the delicacies of the season. BREAKFAST—From eight to ten a.m. LUNCH—From twelve noon to two p.m. TEA—From five p.ra to tho close of the performances at Opera Home. Visitors to this popular place of amusement c»n be served with Tea, Coffee, or anything they equire during ihe intervals. Ladies can have anything sent up to the anterooms. THE SLEEPING ACCOMMODATION at the United Service is all that can be desired, the bedrooms being well and comfortably furnished. VACANCIES FOR BOARDERS, who will find there every home comfort. Terms on application. Tho Proprietor calls special attention to the fact that he is a DIRECT IMPORTER of the best Brands of Spirits and Liquors extant, including the celebrated Scotch Glenlevlt Whitkv, and the far-famed Edinburgh Ales, in bottle and cask. Sample cases cent to any part of the colony on receipt of order. The BOTTLE DEPARTMENT is replete with a ve.y large assortment of the very best lines in tho market, and is made a speciality by the Proprietor. THE ADVANTAGES OF THIS HOTEL Arc—A good Kestaurant. splendid Sleeping Accommodation, a supply of ihe best Spirits, Wines, Ales, and Mom procurable, its central situation, and every atteution. DON'T FORGET THE SPECIAL GRILL. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. WYNNE'S TTAMILTON CTOTEL, vJT O. JLJL A pleasant break in the journey from Auckland to the Lakes, in now used by TOURISTS JO ROTORUA, Leaving Auckland for Hamilton on SATURDAYS, TUESDAYS, AND THURSDAYS, and taking the early morning train next day for Oxford, arriving there ten a.m., in time to reach liotorna by coach at four p.m. Private Cottage Residence in Well-kept Grounds. SARAH GWYNNE, Proprietress. DONSONBY • pLUB XTOTEL, THREE LAMPS. W. STANFORD, Proprietor. This POPULAR SUBURBAN HOTEL, having received substantial additions (no expense having been spared), the proprietor would call the attention of Families, Travellers, and the public generally to the COMFORTS and PRIVACY of BOMB to be found at this Favourite Hotel. ■WINES, ALES, AND SPIRITS OF IHE BEST BRAND?. Trams leave every ten minutes. THE RAGLAN HOTEL, MANUREWA, Has now changed hand*, and has been thoroughly renovated, and is managed by Mrs. hmily Holmes, who was owner and conductor of Cafes, Hotels, and Restaurants in London, France, and Africa. Farmers, Sporting Men. and the Travelling Public will find all the comforts of a home for mas and beast. Charges will be such as to salt any man's pocket. Come end see. EMILY HOLMES. Proprietress.