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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13421, 25 February 1907, Page 10

Amusements. TTAVE ARRIVED, AND WILL OPEN " ' rpO-MORROW MIGHT, rpUESDAY. TjIEBRUARY i}n TXTIRTH "DROS.' /GREATEST DHOW ON TpARTH. FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. Location: VICTORIA PARK, FREEMAN'S BAYMATINEES ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. A HUGE COMBINATION OF SEVEN SHOWS FOR ONE TICKET. Cirrus. Zoo. Museum. Hippodrome. Wild Animal Arena. Huge Elephant Herd, and Grand Delhi Durbar. This season the Messrs. Wirth Bros, possess more Costly Collections of Sensations and New Attractions than ever, and the following will be presented for the first time in New Zealand: — GRAND ORIENTAL PAGEANT. HUGE HERD OF TRAINED ELEPHANTS. CHAMPION HIGH-JUMPING HORSES OF THE WORLD. BEWILDERING NOVEL POTPOURRI. WONDERFUL NEW ZEALAND HOUSES IN MILITARY DRILL. FLYING HERBERTS (Human Skyrockets), HUGH LLOYD. MDLLE. PHILLIPINO, LEO NT SISTERS. O'BRIEN SISTERS. SAMPEI OS A DA. COMICAL GUSTAVE, And the Talking Horses Kins and Emperor, Absurd Camel Race, Buffalo Ride, Performing Polar Bear, and Scores of Champion Riders. Gymnasts, Acrobats, Leapers, Clowns, and Dummies. A GENUINE UP-TO-DATE CIRCUS AND MORE THAN A CIRCUS. SEVEN HUGE SHOWS COMBINED. WITH THE WORLD'S MOST ASTONISHING FEATURES. PRICES-LIMITED SEATING ACCOMMODATION: 500 SEATS AT 2s. 500 SEATS AT 3s, 209 SEATS AT 4s. CHILDREN, HALFPRICE. SPECIAL AFTERNOON ATTRACTION ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON THE HUGE MENAGERIE AND MUSEUM from 4 to 5 o'clock, when will be exhibited amongst numerous other Curiosities a Hybrid Extraordinary—the Zebrule—- the only one of its kind in the world. Daring Performances in Lions' Dens. Feeding the Animals, and Lecture by MONS. MARCO. the Children's Greatest Living Object. College. ADULTS, Is; CHILDREN. 6d. Tenders. MEW ZEALAND T>AILWAYS. SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF SLEEPERS. Railway Department. Head Office. Wellington. 14th February. 1907. Written Offers will be received up to Noon of MONDAY. 2bth March. 1907, for the Supply ■and Delivery of Sleepers, in lots of 2.0 or more, at any Station or Siding on the Auckland and Kailui Sections, in accordance with notices posted up at Railway Stations. Offers to be addressed In the Railway Storekeeper. Newmarket, Auckland, and to be marked outside, " Offer for Sleepers." By Order T. RONAYNE. General Manager. f\ RO U A CO II NT Y COUNCIL. Tenders will be received by tlic above Council up to Noon on FRIDAY, March 1. 1907, for the Erection and Construction of a Bridge across the Manawatu River, at the Lower Gorge Ferry. The Bridge will consist of seven spans of 147 ft. six cylinder piers, and two ironbark pile piers. Plans, specifications, and conditions may be seen at the Council's Office, Manchesterstreet, Feilding, and at the Public Works Offices, Wellington and Christchurch. 'I he lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHARLES BRAY. Engineer, Oroua County Council. "WAIPAWA WATER SUPPLY. * » ■ CONTRACT NO. 3. CONSTRUCTION OF RESERVOIR AND PUMPING STATION, LAYING MAINS, ETC. TENDERS will be received by the Town Clerk. Waipawa, up to Noon of MONDAY, March 13. for the Construction of a. Service Reservoir and Pumping Station, and the Laying of about 5} miles of 7in. Sin, and 4in Castiron Water Mains, with Valve?. Fittings, etc. Drawings and specification at the Town Board Office, Waipawa. and at this office. HENRY li. -METCALFE. 30. Palmerston Buildings. Auckland. YJANUEYILLE ESTATE, MOUNT EDEN. Tenders will be received up to SATURDAY, March 2, at 12 noon, for the Formation ol StreetsIf. MUNRO WILSON. Engineer. 21-16. Palmerston Buildings, Auckland. VENDERS are invited for Erection of TWO- -*- STOREY SHOP AND DWELLING in QUEEN-STREET. ONEHUNGATenders Close SATURDAY. March 2. at 12 noon. Plans and specifications at office of undersigned. ,1. PARK. Draughtsman. Onchiinga. rp O BUI L D E R S. ADDITIONS TO PREMISES. KARANGAHAPF ROAD, FUR MESSRS. DAVENPORT AND SONS. . , Tenders for the above will be received up till Noon. MONDAY. March 4. Plans, etc., at our Office, 321. Victoria Arcade. (OLD SBORO' AND WADE. Architects. moCONTR A C T 0 R S Tenders will be received up to 3 p.m. or THURSDAY, 28th February, for Erection ol Five-storey Premises in Ferro-concrete foi Messrs. Robertson Bros., Grain Merchants. W. A. HOLM AN, Architect. 335. Victoria Arcade. rjVo CON TRACT olt S Tenders will be received up to 3 p.m. or FRIDAY, Ist. March, for Erection of a Bloc! of Two-storev Business Premises in Gladstone Road. Gisborne, for Mr. .lames McKee Plans to be seen at my Office, and at Mr McKee's Office, Gisborne. a RQLM Architect. 505. Victoria Arcade. -VTOTICB TO BUILDERS The Builders' Association will hold, iti ANNUAL PICNIC at Motutapu on SAIUK DAY, March 2. , Builders and Sub-contractors who are non members of the Association are cordiallj invited to attend. Sports. (lames, and Good Music. Piano on Steamer's Deck. Steamers leave at 9 a.m. and 1.15 p.m.; return at 0 p.m. Tickets. 2s; Children. Is. S. I. CLARKE, ifon. Secretary. Lano. Transfer Notices T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES Notice is hereby given that the severs parcels of land hereinafter described will In brought under the provisions of " The Lain Transfer Act, ,1885," and its amendments, tin less caveat be lodged forbidding the .sam< within one month from the date of the Ga zette containing this notice. 4397—FRANCES MARY RAYNES.—Lot 26 n Allot. 68, Sec. 1, Subs, of Auckland, containini 14 perches, occupied by Andrew Markey. 4436-DECIMUS AUGUSTUS HALE.—Part o Allot. 51. Parish of Maungatawhiri, contain ing la. or. 26p., occupied by Harold W Hudson. 4442- -ALFRED BAYLY AND FRANI BAYLY.—AIIot?. 71 and part of 6, Parish o Waihcke, containing together 333 acres, oc cupied by applicants. Diagrams may he inspected at this Office. Dated this 23rd day of February. 1987, a I the Lands Registry Office, Auckland. EDWIN BAM FORD. District Land Registrar. HALF-PRICE REMNANT SAL! TO-DAY. D.S.O. i D.S.O.