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New Zealand Times, Volume XLX, Issue 8166, 18 August 1887, Page 5

Electoral Notices TO THE ELECTORS .OF THE HUTT. M R FITZHERBERT Will address the Electors at the SCHOOLHOUSB, TAWA FLAT, ON SATURDAY NEXT, the 20th INST. 82 At 7 p.m. THORNDON ELECTORATE. M R WILLIAM M 'LEAN Will Address the Electors of Thorndoa at the Sydnet-street Schoolroom, ON TUESDAY, the 23rd INSTANT, At 8 o’clock. 81 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY. R. G. FISHER WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY, AT THE OPERA HOUSE, ON WEDNESDAY, 24th INSTANT, At 8 o’clock p.m. 80 TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON SOUTH AND SUBURBS, T the request of many Electors, I am a Candidate for the honor of representing you. I will shortly address you in the different localities of the electorate. 83 CHARLES B. IZARD, Tenders. TO BUILDERS. HOME FOR THE AGED NEEDY. TENDERS are invited for the erection of the above buildings. Flans and speoifications to be seen at my office. Temple Chambers, where tenders must be lodged on or before MONDAY, the 29th instant, at noon. J. OHARLESWORTH, Architect. August 13th, 1887. 56 INLAND PARCEL POST. COLLECTING AND DELIVERING PARCELS. Chief Post Office, Wellington, August 17, 1887. FENDERS for the above service, in accordance with the conditions, &c., to e seen at this office, will be received until DON of THURSDAY, 25th instant. EDWARD D. BUTTS, 5 ■ Chief Postmaster. For Sale or to Let. F O R S A L E. ITEAMER CHELMSrJ FORD. Gross Ton- > nage, 103'53; nett, 70‘40; built in Sydney, 1886. knots with a consumption of ; in thorough good order; eo tons dead weight with a iof 6ft of water; accommodation for 30 passengers ; capital sea boat, Fur--10 coal particulars, SHARP AND CO., Commerce-street, Auckland. TO LET, FOR SESSION OR OTHERWISE. ASEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, nicely furnished throughout, containing bathroom ; good view of harbor and nice garden: verandah and balcony. Apply 0.C.N., N.Z. Times. 753 FOR SALE OR TO LET. A FIRST-CLASS'”BUSINESS SITE in Manners Street (next the Wellington Coach Factory), 33ft. by 60ft., or conld be enlarged to 43ft. by 102 ft., with frontage to both streets. - Would be well adapted for a large wholesale iron and general ironmongery trade. ■ . As I may say all the foundries, the coach builders, ship builders, farriers and the general blacksmiths of Wellington are located in Te Aro, where tons of iron are used daily and yet we have no iron merchant injTe Aro to supply the demand. For particulars, apply to M. BOHAN, Wellington Coach Factory. TOE is hereby given that the several parcels of land hereinafter described j brought under the provisions of Land Transfer Act, 1885,” unless be lodged forbidding the same on or :he 12th day of September, 1887. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.— I section 481. City of Wellington itt-street and Wellington-terraco). occupation of F. A. Krull, now of A. ‘ MARY MADELINE MARGARET p. 15 perches, part of Section 370, Wellington (Roxburgh-street). UnANTHONY MULLlNS.—Sections i 304, Town of Wanganui {WilsonUnoccupied,- • . ' -ams may be inspected at this office, i this 10th day of August, 1887, at the Registry office, Wellington. GEO. B. DAW, District Land Registrar. MAKER OF PRIZE SADDLES IN THE LONDON INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND WEYMOUTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. SADDLERY AND HARNESS AT ONE PROFIT. C. W. WYCHERLEY, MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER, 62, WilEs-street, Wellington. Choice and. Full Stack to Select From. New Goods.—Just Received. Lowest Cash Prices. Best Quality. Special Lines in Snaffle Bridles and Spurs, of Various Kinds. 64