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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7997, 31 January 1887, Page 3

Tenders TO BUILDERS. riPENDBRS are invited until noon of JL Friday, the sth of February, for the erection of a Cottage at Newtown. Plans and specifications at my office. THOS. TURNBULL, 002 Architect. TO BUILDERS. > np ENDERS are invited, to close Noon of X MONDAY, 31st instant, for erection of residence, Wellington-torraco. Tenders to be deposited,,-and plane and specifications seen at the ofßdo of W. 0. CHATFIELU, 793 Architect, TO BUILDERS, TENDERS are invited (to close at noon on Monday, 14th February) for the i Erection,' in Brick, of Two Shops at Greymouth; Tenders to’ be deposited and plans seen at tha offices of , mi, G.’ CHATFIELU, Architect. January 26, 1887. ... , WELLINGTON -HARBOR BOARD. j CONTRACT No. 34. QUEEN'S WHARF OFFICE SHED. TENDERS will be received np to 3 p.m. oa Thursday, February 3rd, at the office Of the Board, Wellington, for the above contract. Plans, specifications.. fttld conditions may be S6eh dt the Offices of ’ the’ Roar'd, Custom-house-Quay,- difriug office hours, Tenders are to be tiddfessed to the Chairman of the Wellington Harbor Board, cfnd marked out* side, Tender for Contract No. 34.” The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WM. FERGUSON, Secretory. Harbor Board Offices, Wellington, January 20tb,-1887. 856 HOKIANGA SAWMILL COMPANY, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION.) \ TENDERS, THE undersigned da Liquidators of the above-mentioned Company hereby call for tenders for the P URCHASE of the Freehold and Leasehold Properties of the Company, Mill, Machinery, and Plant l —Timber and other Stock to be taken at a valuation. Tenders will bo received up till noon of TUESDAY, the 22nd February, 1887,'by the Liquidators, or may be lodged with The Dunedin Iron and Woodware Company, Limited, Dunedin); Stewart and Co., Timber Merchants, Wellington ; Captain J. H, Dalton, Pioton ; J. T, Brown, Timber Merchant, Christchurch; The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, i Napier, Nelson, and Wanganui ; The Company’s Manager, Kohukohu. from whom or from the Liquidators printed particulars giving the fullest’ details of the property offered, with forms of tender, may be obtained, . . ’’A tender by telegram reaching the Liquidators prior to the time for receiving tenders will be recognised, provided that a written tender is lodged as above simultaneously. 'The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ) Liquidators, J. MILNE (HokiangaSaw J, AITKEN CONNELL f Mill Company, ) Limited. , Auckland, I4th January, 1887.

. This is one of the best Kauri properties in a the North Island, and the Mill and. Ma* d ohinery of the moat powerful description and a in first.claaa order, (See printed particulars 1 and report.) 883 d FREIGHT FROM WELLINGTON TO 'HOKITIKA, Public Works Office, Wellington, 19th January, f IBB7. KITTEN tenders will be received at this office until; NOON of Monday, W : the Slot January, 1887, for, the conveyance of about 183 tons bridge material (to arrive) from Wellington to Hokitika. They are to be marked outside, “Tender for Freight,” and addressed to . the Son. the Minister for Public Works. Conditions and specification may bo seen at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. JOHN BLACKETT, 880 Engineer-in-Chief. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Estate of CLARENCE FLETCHER HARE, of Inglewood and Stratford, storekeeper. TENDERS are invited for the Purchase of the whole of the Assets in this Estate, comprising Freehold, Stook-in-Trado, Book Debts, and Sundries. Stock Sheets and Conditions of Sale and Lists of Book Debts may be inspected at the office of the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, Wellington, after Monday, the 31st instant; and lists of the Book Debts will also be on view at the two last-named places. . _ Tenders mast be forwarded to the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, Auckland, nob later than Noon on' MONDAY, 7th February, pros., and each must bo accompanied by a cheque for 15 per cent, of the estimated amount of Tender, marked by a banker .as “good until 12th .February, 1887. The highest or any tenders not necessarily accepted, the Assignee reserving absolute discretion in dealing with same. In compliance with the provisions of the Auctioneers’ Licensing Ordinance, 1858, of the Province of New Plymouth, the name of NEWTON KING, a licensed auctioneer, is hereto appended. NEWTON KING. National Bank Chambers, New Plymouth. < 15th January, 1887. E. P. CORKILL, Deputy Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOR BOARD, TENDERS FOR CONSTRUCTION OP WHARVES. . • SEPARATE TENDERS will bo received at this office on or before February first, 1887, at 4 p.m., ■ for providing the material and constructing a Railway Wharf and a Cattle Wharf inside the breakwater at New Plymouth Harbor. , , -i; _ Tenders by telegram will be received up to the same time, provided that the written tenders and deposits be posted before the telegram is sent. The quantity of timber required for the Railway Wharf will be about half a million feet, consisting of iron bark, totara, kauri, and rimu; and the length of the wharf and approaches will be about 700 feet. For the cattle wharf about 63,000 feet of timber will be required. . Plans' and Specifications can be seen at the Engineer’s office at Motnroa after Friday, 31st Dec. inst. The lowest or any tender not necessarily T. KING, Chairman. Kew Plymouth Harbor Board, Brougham-street. 585 1 TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, yesterday afternoon, a parse containing one pound note, silver and j I other important documents. Finder will V receive above reward by leaving the same at 1 office of this paper. 959 INTENDING Settlers are respectfully requested to inspect the very numerous properties for sale by the undersigned in and around the rapidly rising town of Palmer, ston North. - - • JAMES LINTON, . . ■ ; 392 Land Agent. Every description of china AND GLASS CHEAPLY s REPAIRED. a , RIVETS, 4d. EACH, s - Address— W. HAMMESTON, 7 Hainlng-itreet. (first bouse off Tory-streel). 853 J TT is singular how blind people are to their e JL own interests, by selling imitations of the genuine Wolfe’s Schnapps.