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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13049, 14 December 1905, Page 8

Tenders. : • \ pUBLIC TRUST BUILDINGS. - WELLING- ' •- . ) Tenders will be received at this Office un- . til noon of THURSDAY, 21st December, 1905, . for the Erection of Public Trust Buildings, Wellington. They should bo marked on the outside "Tender for Public Trust Buildings," and adressed to the Hon. the Minis,- ' ter for Public Works, Wellington. Tele- \ graphic Tenders similarly marked and addressed will be received, if presented at any Telegraphic Office by noon of the same date, ; provided that written tenders are lodged 1 at any Public Works Office by the same hour. Plans, specifications, and conditions may bo seen at the Public Works Offices, Auckland, ' Wellington, Christehurcli. aad»Duaedin. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By Command. „ . • WM. 11. HALES, Enginear-in-Chicf. Public Works Office, ,•<«.. Wellington, 20th November. 1905. fIITY OF AUCKLAND. - V'.. - ] TENDERS. « Tenders will bo received in the Town ] Clerk's Office up to 4 o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, 21st instant, for tin St. Mary's Road Outlet Drain Extension Works. Plans and Specifications may be seen at tho City Engineer's Office, Ooburg-street. HENRY W. WILSON, ■ Town Clerk. December 13th, 1905. ~ EMOVAL AND RE-ERECTION OF COTTAGE TO A.RCHHILL, Tenders are invited until noon, TUESDAY, ( 19th December, 1905, for the above. JOHN M. WALKER. . - Architect. 73, City Chambers. ; SALE by Tender—ll. Acres, more or ' less, of Clean Meadow Grass, now ready for Cutting, on John Owen's property, facing Bench. Lake Taknpuna. Tenders received up to MONDAY, 18th instant. — Address, John Owen, 11. llepburn-st., Ponsonby. Public Notices. " rpHE SHOPS AND OFFICES ACT, 1904." . Public notice is hereby given that in pursuance of Section 21, Sub-section 1, of " The Shops and Offices Act. 1904," the Auckland City Council, being the Local Authority for the Combined District of Auckland, has been asked to certify that the signatures to a requisition to be presented to the -Hon. the Minister for Labour represent a majority of tho occupiers of all the retail Bootmakers' Shops within the District. The object of the requisition is to have the following hours gazetted as the closing hours of all retail Bootmakers' Shops ill such District, viz. : Six o'clock in the evening >:n four days in ; the week, 1 o'clock p.m. on the sl?.f r • i k tory half-holiday, and 9..V -.i'cloi.V j j i;:» th other day. ' ; I St it v'tiyitiifrm-- to S i'.v »« ... ss'JC.. I I i ;•?. N.asA ho mn-Js '. . .-.-riting tjad kodgeo. «. i at the- Office of -h v Town Clr--('is, Co'iurj- < ; j street. Auckland, a",t> ;HL,r than li o'clock I on TUESDAY, the 19th day of D'K:en.ber, J 1905. i "IVTOITCE is hereby given that a Petition has ' i i been presented in the Sheriff Court of the Lothians and Peebles at Edinburgh, Scotland, at tho instance of Robert. M'lHg'W., ) Mechanic. 59, Dempster-street, Greoaoclr. , Scotland, and other?, five of the children of , I the deceased John Milligan, Custon.i Of?cer. I 113, Dempster-street, aforesaid, pvayinrf the Court to find that Thomas Milligan, Assistant Cook and Baker in the s.s. Tntnnykai, I which sailed from Greenock. Scotland, on j 18th July, 1896, bound for Wellington, New Zealand, and who was a son of tho said deceased John Milligan, has disappeared; to find that he was last known to be alive on 18th July, 1896; to find that he died on .18th July, 1903, or that in any event he is to be presumed to have died on 3.Bth July, *>??, and the Ci,y;t, has inter alios ordered no! .: -: of the Application to be advertised once in v... 1. I of; the New 'itvJ.and Times. Wellington, and; the NEW ZEALAND HERALD, Auckland, art.' ; lina ordained all parties interested to 2ou.<« ; Answer*} within two months fron?, the (late of ; the last advertisement. ; Of all which intimation is hereby pi-re-i. f J. U. LANGLANDS, Solicitor, : Petitioners' Agent. 23. Castle-street, i, , Edinburgh, Scotland.. Glass and China. F. E. J AOKSON Am} C°" L Ta • ELLIOTT-STREET. AUCKLAND, "WAREHOUSEMEN AND IMPORT32I:6, SitXHa to hand, cx s.s. Waiirera, as nn&f: ELECTRO-PLATED FOUR-HOLE CPA Kl'S SIX-HOLE CRUETS SINGLE PICKLES TWIN PICKLES BUTTERS TOAST RACKS JAM DISHES JKIjLY DISHES BieCUIT JARS S FRUIT DISHES SALT CELLARS SALAD BOWLS AND SERVERS ETC., ETC. P jg JACKSON AND C°- L TO i .AUCKLAND. v Watchmakers ami Jewellors. •poi XMAS GE.'"? SHOPPERS. The Harvest of Holiday Merchandise which we've gathered from all over the world for this year's Christmas Tre.de is away and beyond that of any previous year. "Of course you'll do your Christmas Shopping at KOHN'S. Everybody does. A FEW INEXPENSIVE GIFTS FOR MEN. Gent.'s Ribbon Gold-mounted Guards, a Pretty Present, 30s, 355, 40s, 455. Gent.'s Hair Brushes, Ebony, in ; Leather Case, 12s 6d; Better Ones, 255. Gent.'s Silver-back Brushes, JOs. 203; in Leather Case, with Comb, 2Z< fid, 27s 6d. Walking Sticks, 7s 6d, 10s, V. "d, 15s, all Silver Mounts. Silver-mounted Shaving Mug, las 6d. : A. K OHN • (Established 40 years), 1 MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, 178. QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. pRESENTS. pRESENTS. Present! for the coming Season .you will find in Great Variety at MAUD'S. We have a Magnificent Display of everything in the way of Jewellery. Novelties, and Trinkets, and the Prices are really Lower than ever. Rotlierham'f) Walt ham Lancashire Watches at considerably under the usual prices. • w. m aud: JEWELLER, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Groceries, etc. TXTE ARE NOW SHOWING AN EXCEP- - * ' TION ALLY CHOICE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF OVELTTES FOR THE QHRISTMAS REASON. Wo have a Large and Novel Range of CTIO NERY, IN FANCY PACKAGES Comprising: XMAS HAMPERS, CREAM JUGS, MOTOR CARS, SAILING YACHTS, Etc., Etc. Also, ; A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF MECHANICAL TOYS. LADEN WITH CHOCOLATES. gE E OU R 'W IND 0 W FOR A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF JJONLONS, At Pi-ices from Is per box. Each box containing from 1 to 24 Bonbons. QIIRISTMAS gTOCKINGS, from 4d to 6s 6d. H. M. S MEETON L' 1 '" Q.ENERAL pROVIDERS, . j^UCELAND.