Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10117, 28 April 1896, Page 1

"' ' * - ' - Tenders. . : HI E N D E R S. * IN THE ESTATE OF SAMUEL SLESINGBB, ' DECEASED, VETERINARY SURGEON, . ] iv ,/ \ DUNEDIN. v | I Tenders are invited for the PURCHASE of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, GOODWILL, t FORMULAS ; or RECIPEB,' and RIGHT to TRADE MARK, ?' registered in New Zealand and Victoria, '. in connec- , . Hon with the Business of the abovenamed deceased. | . ! # The Formulas or Recipes are for the Manufacture , i of the well-known Horse, ; Cattle, nnd Dog Medi- , j bines,'Gont and Rheumatic Remedies. •,;;„ ; : The late Mr. Slesinger has ; been', so well known for over 30 years' as a thoroughly-qualified Veterin- ' ary Surgeon, and bis Medicines proved ra success- ; ful, the Executors feel sure that this announcement will commend itself to some pushing, enterprising : ■ ■man; , ?<si*K-,'/) '•■•■" ■ ..;•:•:■>■'■•-/. . i '• : Tenders will remain open till the Ist of JUNE . NEXT, - : and must be accompanied by a marked cheque.or cash deposit of ten per cent. (10 X) of value of tender, and addressed to the undersigned, marked VTenderi:fflesinger.".-;(. i;•■ Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 4 . H. S. JONKS, care P. Hay.) . uwu and Co., Dunedin, ( v Tn , n 'tnni. |.: F. W. KGGIERS, Storekeeper, f JSMCUtore Dunedin, - '■'.-.: \ \ ) TENDERS for Supply of Coal and Fire- - wood, to Public Buildings,' Auckland, lor one year, will he received, at the Public -Works Office, ■ till noon on SOth April next. ;''.; -■■■■ ..". •--..,, ' CHAS. R. YICKEBMAN, B.E. \ -j ! mO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND I".^L^ ; ;.>".: others. .•:" ■■,- - • v, I have by the s.s. Rangitira and s.s. Matatua due on/Monday next THIRTY-SIX THOUSAND Best Quality English Countess and Lady Rooting ! Slates which place me in . a position to execute en» slating that may.be entrusted tome at the lowest possible remunerative prices..' '■'",!.'.? - ■ * . . B." ATKINSON, Slater,"'. Opposite Railway Station, Customs-street East. j ' m ——■_—i ———_———,; ■ IttfMi , Mining Notices. '" ';; J. L. C » D M *■• .; V!^ I GOLD MINING EXPERT, _ . . Many years' practical experience on all the principal ,/>.t. : :f;.Diggings in the Colonies.. t ; "•;,.; Properties inspected, Mines acquired for Syndicates. , ")->jf r<-. (■=■..'.-.•?.? Shares secured. ••'■■. ■ ' .; : Address: Cosmopolitan Agency, Vulcan Lane, i Auckland. Private address; Flagstaff Hotel, Deyonport,'Auckland.'.':;.")".? $■■ . ■ _..'*' ■;.; J. H. PORTER, ; '. Wi S. nAMPSON, 1 i v Auckland. v i LONDON. i ; DORTER Ii :i TTAMPSON, ; MINING AGENTS, . ' ) 26, Shortland-stbeet, Auckland. •* j ' We are now prepared to undertake the sale In ' London of first-class Mining Properties. 80x356.'> ■'■'■-. Telephone 717, mO a HOLDERS OF FIRST-CLASS ! LJ MINING PROPERTIES. ;We are prepared to undertake the FLOATING OF RELIABLE PROPERTIES ■■.'■'■<r. On the ' i ; : LONDON. GLASGOW, 4 DRESDEN MARKETS , ■' v . Through our Financial House and Brokers of ' I >'_» indisputable standing. j i ,-" GABRIEL LEWIS & CO. V. ■ ■■ t . - t • ■ i ; i %% Board and Residence. ; • WAITEMATA ' VIEW, Hardinge- ; V V ' street.-Select Board and Residence; bath, ( piano, single room. Splendid view. Six minutes' i from Union Bank. Terms, 16s (washing included). BOARD AND RESIDENCE at, I Sonoma, Princei'itreet, next Synagogue.- ' Mrs Win. Crulckslauk, Proprietress. Telephoue ' 276. ; '■-.' * ; ; ,y ! ";i: ;; ";: ' , i,T>ORTOfIESTER'.VILLA, Hardinge- ! I street.-Private Board and Residence. 1 Bath, Piano, all home comforts, coach-house, and stable, seven minutes' walk from Post Office. Terms 10».'| FOLKESTONE HOUSE, Princes street; JP.' (opposite Park Gates) — Single and doublij Bedrooms, hot and > cold baths. ? .Terms, moderate -jtfrii. Butler., ■ . ':■'•'' M ' tjtf E L L, I N G~T O N. ' Acijommodation at Whitehall," BoiilfOtt'streetf Central,» Mrs. B. ONYON.-, E' ROGMOBE HOUSE, Corner Grafton ' Road and Symonds-street. Vacancies. Telephone 714. "TIERNLEIGH," SYMONDS-STREET. lAte"lstaaa." Mrs. T.G. SANDES(from Waikato), Proprietress. •jl/TJS'SES BUTTIM ORE ; LUNCHEON AND AFTERNOON TEA ROOMS. COOKED TEAS FROM 6 P.M. Grills any time during day or evening. Wreaths, Emblems, Crosses and Bouquets, made on shortest notice.' ' ? Pot Plants for Sale or Hire. Address: . "THE sandrinoham" . (Opposite Herald Office, Queen-street. Telephone 814. DUNBLANE RESTAURANT, 191, Queen-street (opposite Morrin's). . . W. S. Cannon, in thanking his numerous friends and customers for their kind patronage, begs respoctfnlly to announce that the Dunblane has been taken over by S. Hollingworth and Co., who he feels sure will keep up the good reputation of the Restaurant, and be accorded the foil confidence and support of his old customers and the public generally. S. H. and Co. have as Cook, F. R. Gruszulng, late of the City Buffet. Telephone, 666. in OWES BAY, WAI E. THE BEST SUMMER RESORT IN THE > PROVINCE. , E.PARRIS, PROPRIETOR. Boating in a magnificent safe bay, Fishing, Bathing. Airy Bedrooms. The cuisine under the im- ' ?nriii mediate supervision of Mrs. Parris.' ? i Steamer Coromandel calls four times weekly. Terms Moderate. , Special Terms for Families. : Post Office at the house, - '■> Medical attendance available. TVT YN YARD TT O U E, V ," EDEN CRESCENT, THREE MINUTES FROM G.P.O. Fine Healthy Situation. Magnificent View of Harbour. Vacancies. MRS.- DEAN. GAR-TON,- CITY ROAD, ..,.; SYMONDS-STREET. ...... .•■;"■■' Situation unsurpassed. ' ..'.'.; Overlooking Albert Park. Commanding extensive sea views. . . . Drainage sanitary conditions perfect. Home comforts. Good table, ' K '■•• Cleanliness, punctuality, polite attention. ■ . Reference to visitors' book. » .. Arrivals met by steamer or rail. " Telephone, 826. Telegraph Sballer, Auckland. , TJRENT'S "DATHGATE TTOUSE, -\ .j ( - ROTORUA, ':' .. /~ • IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Intending .Visitors will please send Telegram to .;.'..:. - secure rooms. •ryrs.T., BRENT, Proprietor. T> OTO RUA BAIL AY. i l pUTARURU .i T UNCTION 'f . jy ERESHM : ENT T> OOM' y « ON PLATFORM. ,I . : <;-' ALL TRAINS STOP TEN MINUTES. : PUTARURU JUNCTION HOTEL. r ; COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR GENTLE ~ . MEN. . '; ' , FISHINQ AND SHOOTING, ■" • v Good Stables, Loose Box, largo Paddocks,' Saddle Horses and Buggies. .. •:.';V\V^ v r ! : -/JAMES SHERLEY. J-' M; JEFFERSON, Chemist, Symonds •i. street and Newmarket, for" WAHOO," the best stomachic made., -. ■ ,S- j ; mO PRESERVE THE EYES.: v Give them assistance when required. ; : The Eyes efficiently tested, and suitable Spectacles supplied In every variety of form and material by . :..' -; :'\ ': •'■ '■■■; ■ T. PEACOCK, Ophthalmic Optician, - ;, \ ■\< "■;■■.' Shortland-street. it $ t ' Astigmatic and other defects corrected by special lenses to meet each case. ■» v. Artificial Eyes of all colours in Stock, 1 MT Opposite the Post Office. > - ' pET A L T\ US T,