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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19148, 14 October 1925, Page 5

SENDEES. WAITEMATA COUNTS' COUNCIL. TENDERS. ( Marked Tenders will be Mowed uif til! Noon on THURSDAY, October 22, 1926. one I day prior to the Council's General Meeting, ! for the following VOrk-3 • CONTRACT 'SO. 781.--BILVEEDA.LE-J| BED VALE EOA.D.—Quarrying anil Deiivvrj ssg 224 cubic j ards of Serpentine Motau ne<ir Silverd&le. CONTRACT NO. 766.—FIFIELD'8 CULVERT.— 'Construction of 48in. Concrete j: Pipe Culvert, Inland Road, near Helenei ville. CONTRACT NO. 787.—DYE'S BRIDGE, j —Construction of 40-foot span Rolled Steel Girder Bridge, near Kaukap&kapa. . CONTRACT NO. 788.-UPPEE OEEWA BRlDGE.—Construction of 70-foot Rolled Steel Girder Bridge, on Ibe SilverdaileWainui Road, near Silver dale CONTRACT NO. 789. OREWA-WAI- ) WERa ROAD.---Construction of G7 clutine j of light formation at Orewa. j Plan.i, and specifications and conditions may be seen at the County Office, corner I Shortland and Princes Streets, Auckland, |: and Contracts Nos. 7Wi and 787 may txs ween sat Mr Dye's Store at Kaukapakapa. j Lo west or any tender not necesKarily- ao- | cept-ed. | ANDREW MURRAY. Fo;: County F,ni:m«>r. County Office. October 10. IM?S. FOE SALE BY TENDER. ! SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER* All the Stock, Gear, and Machinery of the late PATETONGA TIMBER CO., including 5 bullocks, breaking-down beach and vertical saw, breastbench, saws, belts, jacks, yokes, chains, engine, pump, travelling saw bench, tools, etc., now on Section 1, Block 5, Wait.oa Survey District, Pate tonga. The above can be seen on application to MR. D. HUNTER, Patet-onga. Tenders close 5 p.m., October 31, 1925. Lowest or ar.y tender not necessarily ac- I c. i?ted. . E. E. Dom. Receiver, . .Jpu. Tenders will be received by the underakgned up to OCTOBER 30. 1925. for the purchase of £25.390 super feet (approximately) of Sawn Undreased Timber, surplus to Government, requirements consisting of White Pine. ToUra, Matai. and Binsu. f.a.r. Erua. Approximately one-half is seasoned timber. Pull specifications, etc... may be seen at the Head Office, Wellington. or H.M. PrisoriH, Auckland and Erua, where timber can nlno be inspected. Terms.—lo per cent, on acceptance of tender: balance within one month. M. HAWKINS. Controller-General of Prisons, Tenders are invited for the purchase for removal ei a small Sawmill and Plant, consisting of Twin Circu'.Ars two Breast Benches, Surfacing Machine. 'Motors, and Starters, etc., nil in firs' da.'., order and conditio* , * andjr to Railway Station, on . good road. Fall details and arrangements to im<p«ct I on application to j SAWMILL Box 844. A ackland. HPENDEI.tS will be received up to OctoI- ber '22, 1925, for the PURCHASE AND REMOVAL OF A COMPLETE BAK EHO USE, built in wood, and 400-Loaves Oven. Removal necessary to make room for New Bakehouse. R. A. GRIGG, Alexandra St., Hamilton. TENDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OP 2 I HOUSES FOR REMOVAL will be received at ''. he Office of Cavanagh and Co., Ltd., 110. Symonds Street, Tenders close MONDAY, October 19 at 12 noon. COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. AToW IS THE VERY BEST TIME IN IN THE YEAR For Student* who wish to study one subject, or to commence a full course TO ENTER -IOMMERCIAI COLLEGE, Parents ar.d others interested should consider the following facts. WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE FAVOURABLE. Students can study better now than in the cold or hot weather. THE COLLEGE IS NOT CROWDED, which fact affords the Students a double advantage. It makes the College more comfortable; and, is WE RETAIN OCR FULL TEACHING STAFF DURING THE WHOLE YEAR. The Teachers are enabled to cevote more time to the consideration of the individual temperaments and requirements of their Students. Miss E. B. M. BRAIN, Principal. A. J. HUTCHINSON. Director. (Auckland and Hamilton).