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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14809, 12 October 1911, Page 12

.'.•.,v.\Tenders»4 r :;.:v-,.' v..» ■■ ' - HHHE THAMES DEEP LEVELS MINING A . •" . '''BOARD.-'. .'.a:' A' Tenders are invited for Driving 500 ft of the Main Crosscut at the 1000 ft, t Level of the 1 Queen •of Beauty: Shaft at Thames. Specifications and conditions may be seen at the Offices of ' the Miners' Union at Thames, Waihi, • ami • Karangahake, and , the Office of Mr. J. B. Sheath, Queen-street, ■ Auckland. • • ■•• • - Tenders, marked, "Tender for Main Crosscut," must be delivered at the Office of the • Board, Nos„ 10, 11, and 12, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. Auckland. not later • than SATURDAY, October / 21. 1911. The lowest or any tender will not neces- . sarily be accepted. J. B. SHEATH, Secretary. Auckland, October 11, 1911. . rn O BUILDERS. . Tenders for the erection of a Hall and Four Shops at Morrinsville will be received at my Office until Noon of SATURDAY, October 14. Plans, etc., can !>e seen at Messrs. Hardley and Hardley's. Albert-street, and at my Office. .F. ERNEST SMITH. , Architect. Jesmond Chambers, Hamilton. WAIPAWA BOROUGH.—CONSTRUCTION OF PUMPING STATION. ' ; Tenders will bo received by THE TOWN CLERK up to Noon of TUESDAY. November 7. for the ' Construction of a Pumping Station in Brickwork. Drawings and specification at Town Clerk's Office, Waipavfra, and -at HERALD Office. " HENRY H. METCALFE AND SON, • Palmerston Buildings. Auckland. ■ O B U I, L D E R S. ERECTION OF A * RESIDENCE. EPSOM . ■*:; AVENUE. Tenders for the above will be received until Noon oil TUESDAY, 31st October. J. CURRIE, _ * ■ ■■ » ...tr. Architect.Camden Chambers. Qnecn-st. " TENDERS will be received for Street ForJ. mation at Mount Eden, oft Epsom-Mount Albert Road, until Noon of MONDAY. October 16th. , Plans and specifications at my Office. < 't • JOHN DAWSON, . . Engineer, * 9, King's Chambers, Queen-street . . - , (Below Smeeton's). . BUILDERS.— DO NOT BUY YOUR BATHS, ; BASINS. OR SINKS until you have seen our Stocks; hundreds to select from; Best Quality British manufacture. See our Champion Cast Boiler Fjames. Don't, forget the Champion .Clip Spouting Bracket; nothing to equal it.—HARDLEY". AND HARDLEY. LTD.. Corner Albert and Swauson Sts. *I*o CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS. MESSES. J A3. J. NIVEN , AND CO.. LTD.. • - of 1 Napier. ; ' . . Have -Opened an Office in Palmerston Buildings, Queen-st., Ai'.skland. Quotations given for all classes of Machinery. Telephone 1528. Tel. Address: " Nivenco." \ ~.. J A HAH •' Jp.ENOINfI . " IS THE BEST. JUST LANDED LARGE ONES OF POSTS. -jyjLLLAES' '-yyEST AUSTRALIAN JJARD WOODS 00 * . . MECHANICS' BAY. Tourist Resorts. TE •AR O H A.-B ONNY GLEN. JL UP-TO-DATE BUARDJNGHOUSE. . Opposite Domain -Ground. Under New Management of Mrs. Harris. Visitors will find every comfort and good table. MRS. HARRIS, Proprietress. ROTORUA.— Kia Ora Private Hotel, over- > looking Sanatorium Grounds, haniy to baths; perfect ventilation and 'aniuti »n; well-known to tourists and travelling puolie for its cuisine and comforts electrlo light. Tariff. £2 2s.—A. Brackebush. Propr. BEARCE'S GRAND VUE, ' ROTORUA.Strictly First-class Accommodation; overlooking Government Gardens, bowling greens, etc. Terms moderate.—Mrs. H. A Pearce. Proprietress. Tel. address. "Grand Vue." '• - > jgBENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE. ROTOR A. . The Largest Private Hot«l of Rotorua. Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitor#. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the season. Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths, patent lavatories, etc- Nearest House to the Government baths, including the large new bath-house. Motor cars and conveyances leave Brent for all the side trips Term* reasonable. Porters meet all trains. S. T. BRENT, Proprietor. O T 0 R U A. TIHRWELL HOUSE—Rotorua's ihost popular and centrally-situated-Private Hotel; third house from railway station; ' large; well appointed. First-claso house; superior table; every convenience. Conveyance# leave Thirwell daily for all Rotorua Sidetrips. Porter meets trains. Winter tariff, 6s per day; 30s per week. E. KENNEDY. Proprietor. JjiOrOBUA.-TBE BUNGALOW. This large and up-to-date house, adjoining Sanatorium Grounds; two minutes', walk from all Baths. Post Office, and Railway Station. Electrio light throughout. Hot. coid. and shower baths, and every horn* 1 " comfort. Terms moderate. MRS. J. MELVULE. Proprietress. Eastern grande hotel, ohakune.Cook's coupons accepted; grand view of Mt. Ruapehu from balconies. Horses, hampers, and guides arranged for mountain trip.—lnstructions by wire promptly attended to. 'Phone 28. ■ CHAS. FISHER. Proprietor. THE GABLES, RUSSELL.-Modern House. A 40 rooms; hot and cold bath; right on water's edge; plenty of rooms and plenty of room in rooms. 6s day, 30s and 35s week. Launch Ailoma at disposal of visitors. MRS. DARBY. Proprietress. PA 8 S.♦ E N G E' R S By the Express Trains should call at THE STRAND OAFE. HAMILTON. MEALS FROM Is. Seating for 100. The Commercial Hotel is just'opposite. This information helps visitors to find out where the Good Meal 3 are without difficulty. Open till Midnight. Branches Auckland, Napier, Hastings, Gisborne. DOUGLAS BROS., Proprietors. : ELLINGTON. " JJOTEL Q.RAND, • OENTRAL, 107, CUBA-STREET. (A HOME AWAY FROM HOME). J WELLINGTON'S LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL ' , Accommodation for 100 Guests. First-class Cuisine. Everv modern convenience. Ladies' Private Drawingrooms, Sittingrooms, etc., Lounges, and eight riiodern. Bathrooms, including electrio light and electric fire alarms. Id section from railway station and wharves. Tariff, from 6s day, 30a per week. Telegrams and Letters promptly attended to. VISITORS TO WELLINGTON— at V Wellington's Leading Private Hotel, ■ HOTEL BRISTOL. * The BRISTOL is a modern brick building, lined with sanitary asoestos, absolutely fireproof, containing 100 rooms, spacious balconies and garden roof, sitting, reading, writing, smoking.:,' and billiard rooms. Perfect cuisine. Tariff: 6s per day; 35s per week.—Proprietor, J. H. HINTON. Address telegram for accommodation, Hotel Bristol, Wellington. r .• ■—- — "«!• ... L. • ) ' jgELGRAVE. LOWER SYMONDS-STREET. Overlooking Government House Ground*. Four minutes' walk of G.P.0., Theatres, and Central City. Hot and Cold Showers and Baths. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOB TOURISTS AND PERM AN ENTS. Telegrams and letters promptly replied to. MRS. REEVE. Telephone, 2688. 17ERNLEIGH, SYMONDS-STREET, AUCK- , -1? LAND. Opp. O'Rorke-street, near to Albert Park. FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND RESIDENCE, s All Modern Conveniences. MISS SMITH, Proprietress. (Late of Enmore). 'Phone. 1519. , S'TONEHUEST. > SYMONDS-STREET, AUCKLAND, : ' ' NEW ZEALAND. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ' RESIDENCE. Telegrams: Stonehurst, Auckland. MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN. Proprietress. Telephone 504. _ ... , J£ING'S OOURT pRIVATE ' JJOTEL, UPPER QUEEN-ST.. AUCKLAND. ; M- Q- U shbb ' PROPRIETOR. This Hotel is - very private, central, and convenient, eurrounued by large and well laid-out grounds, and in the healthiest part of the city. Tennis Court and Gymnasium; full-sized Billiard Table and Skating. j Telephone 2256, '