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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8283, 16 June 1890, Page 1

Tenders. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR PRINTING, TIMBER, CARTING, COAL, IRONWORK, SHIPCHANDLERY, IRON, BRASS, AND GUNMETAL CASTINGS, &c. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, June 13, 1890. Separate Tenders will bo received at this office until TUESDAY, the 24th instant, at noon, for above, contracts in terms of specifications and conditions to be seen at the Engineer's office. Tenders to be endorsed for the respective contracts. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order of the Board. J. M. BRIG HAM, Secretary. ■JJ- O T ICE. Sealed Bids will be received by the undersigned for the Purchase of the Wrocks of the U.S.S Trenton and Vandalia, now on the reef in Apia Harbour, together with all Anchors, Chains, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, up to August 15th, 18UO. The purchaser will be required to remove the Wrecks within three months from date of purchase, and to furnish satisfactory bonds for the fulfilment of contract. Tho right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Terms aro that half of purchase money shall ho paid at time of sale, the balance within throe months after first payment. W. BLACKLOCK, Trustee. Apia, Samoa, May 22nd, ISOO. ST. STEPHEN'S NATIVE INSTITUIO TION, PARK ELL. Tenders aro invited, to be sent to me, at the Diocesan Office, 101, Victoria Arcade, Queen-street, on or before THURSDAY, Juno 19, at noon, for the following supplies for twelve mouths from July 1, IS9O, viz.:— MEAT, at per lb., free of bone. BREAD, per 21b. loaf. GROCERIES, as per list at the office. FIREWOOD (hard), per ton. W. S. COCHRANE, Secretary. June 12, IS9O. ______________ HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. TENDERS for WASHING for the Hospital, and for supply of MEAT, FOWLS, and ICE to the Hospital, Refuges, and Costley Home will be received by the Hoard up to noon of MONDAY, the lotli instant. Conditions to be seen at the Office. m O BUILDERS. Tenders are invited for Reinstating a Store in Albert-street, until TUESDAY, 17th instant. ARTHUR P. WILSON, Architect. 20?, Victoria Arcade. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon of MONDAY, the .3rd instant, for Alterations to the Royal Mail Hotel, Victoria-street. Plans, Ac, at our offices, Queen-street, EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. Public Notices. ROBERT FRENCH I Begs to intimate that, having taken those suitable Premises in Karangahapo Road, next door to Garrett Bros., he will open the same on TUESDAY, Jane 17, with a well bought stock of general Groceries, Teas, and Provisions, which will be sold at low cash juices. One and all are invited to try the new thop, where they will hud Quality and Cheapness combined. ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED. Note the Address : ROBERT FRENCH, GROCER AND TEA DEALER, GARRETT'S BUILDINGS, _-KAKANOA II APE EOAD._J rn H E T3 L I N D. I SHOULD FEEL MUCH OBLIGED If ALL PARTIES WHO HAVE KINDLY PROMISED SUBSCRIPTIONS HEREIN (And have not paid) WOULD PLEASE FORWARD THE SAME TOTHE SUBJOINED. JOHN ABBOTT, 83, Queen-street, Auckland. Public Companies. PROSPECTUS Of tho NORTH BRUNNER MOUTH COAL AND COKE COMPANY (Limited). CAPITAL—£SO,OOO, in £0,000 Shares of £1 each. Of which it is expected that it will only be needful to call up 1.2s 6il per share, and that only extending over a period of 12 months. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS, J V 'L S 'wison n } NEW Zealand Herald, Auckland. J. L. Wilson / Jas. Dickey, Iron Merchant, Auckland. Robt. Blair, Kauri Timber Co., Auckland. 11. F. Anderron, Motrin, and Co. (Limited), Iron Merchants, Auckland. Thos. Allen, Iron Merchant, Auckland. J. Harrison, Mining Engineer, Greymouth. C. B. Stone 1 Stone Bros, and Co., Merchants, J. R. Stone Auckland. Win. Johnston, N.Z. Fibre Co., Auckland. R. K. Gurlick, Merchant, Auckland. J. M. Alexander, Solicitor, Auckland. Jos. Taylor, J. P., Greyniouth. SOLICITOR. J. M. Alexander, Esq. INTERIM SECRETARY. F. A. White. BROKERS. V. 11. Barnes, Cbristchurch, N.Z, A^Ve,;l!cr l, } nii - ,ii "' N.Z. A. G. Fenwick f ' Bailey and Walsh, Hobart. A. Simpson, Lannceston. Alex. Saunders, Melbourne. BANKERS. Bank of New Zealand. HEAD OFFICE-AUCKLAND. This company is being formed for the purpose of acquiring and working the North Bnmner Coal Lease of 640 acres, at Greyinouth, New Zealand, which is held from the New Zealand Government and the Midland Railway Company for 30 years under most favourable conditions. The quality of the coal from the district has been proved to be the best for gas manufacture, coke for smelting work, and for patent fuel, in tho Australasian colonies, as shown by the sale of the next colliery to this lease during last year for the sum of £100,000, after working for 20 years, as given in the evidence before tho Coalfields Committee, Wellington, last year (1889). As a marine steam coal the West Coast coal of New Zealand has of late become very famous for its steaming qualities, and there is an unlimited demand for it for both home and coasting steamers. Coke required at Broken Hill.—Statistics : Purine last 12 months there was used at Broken Hill, by five mining companies alone, 1310 tons of coke per week, and it is estimated that the future requirements will be 1740 tons per week, and, according to contracts for one year ending March 31, 1890, the Broken Hill Proprietary used 18,144 tons English coke, costing landed at Port Pirie some £3 7s 8d per ton. German coke used during the same terms at various mines at Broken Hill, 2700 tons at £2 19s 6d per ton: New South Wales coke, 485 tons at £2 13s 6d; Greymouth, Now Zealand coke, 2000 tons at £2 17b 6d per ton. Vide Mr. Sydney Smith's report in a speech delivered lately at Broken Hill. It will thus be seen that an ample market is open for all the coal and coke that the North Brunner Colliery can produce. Applications for shares in this most promising investment will bo received by F. A. WHITE, 83, Queen-street, Auckland, who will give all the information required by investors. Only ONE-HALF THE SHARES are reserved for Australia, the balance being required in New Zealand. *OD *AVE THE **EEN. ADD four letters, form four words. First correct solution, £5. Only one solution to be sent by each competitor. Fee, is. Solutions not to be received later than the 2nd July. Correct solution will be published in the New Zealand Herald on 10th July. Address, J. Fleming, Te Aroha, Auckland. KEEP YOUR FEET DRY. - Miller and Sons' (High-street) "Bomontauge" 1 Boots are Watertight. New and effectual process Buy them.