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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4608, 12 March 1902, Page 6

TO BUILDERS. fHYENDERS are invited, to close noon of JL MONDAY, 24th inst.. for Additions to a Residence, Island Bay. Tenders to be deposited and plans and specifications seen at the office of WM. C. OH ATP IE LB. 3G5 Architect. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited up to noon of TUESDAY, 25th inst., for the Erection of St. Augustine’s new Anglican Church at Petone. Plans, specifications and timber lists may be seen at my office. JOHN S. SWAN, Architect. Kelburne Buildings. 248 WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TO CONTRACTORS. SUPPLY OF BLUE STONE ROAD METAL. TENDERS for the supply of Blue Stone for Road Metal will be received at the office of the undersigned up to 5 p.m. on MONDAY, the 24th instant. , Specification at office of City Engineer. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. j E> pAGE . 350 Town Clerk. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ANNUAL CONTRACTS. TENDERS will be received at the office of the undersigned up to 5 p.m. ot MONDAY, the 24th inst., for the undermentioned supplies and works, viz.: ■ Supply of General, Drainage and Waterworks Stores (including Castings, Brass and Zinc Work, Coal and Timber anti Forage for horses). Bricks, Drain Pipes, Sand, Gravel, Firewood, Cement and Shoeing Corporation Horses. Specifications and Schedules at Office of City Engineer. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be endorsed outside with the name of the supply or work tendered for. J. E.. PAGE, Town Clerk. 11th March, 1902. 349 TENDERS. TENDERS are invited for supplying Lie Home for the Aged Needy with the following articles for Twelve Months from the Ist April, 1902, viz.:—Tea, Sugar, Tobacco, Rico (samples to accompany tender), Oatmeal, Sago, Fresh Butter, Soap, AVax Vestas, Bread (tin loaves at per. lb), Potatoes, Meat (fresh and salt). Milk, also Coals and Firewood. Separate tender for Bread., Tenders addressed to me to be lodged at my office not later than noon on TUESDAY, 18th March. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. Phoenix Chambers. 242 DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENTS, D.I.C. have pleasure in announing that MISS PRICE having , returned from her trip to Europe, has resumed control of her department. Miss Price was enabled to select some very choice Dress Materials, Silks and Trimmings, suitable for her customers, and these are now on view. A. A. CORRIGAN, 290 -Manager, D.I.C. WYCHERLEY AND SON > MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS, HAVE large Stock of First-class Saddlery and Harness, Bags, Portmanteaux and other Leather Goods at Lowest Cash Prices. ' HORSE COVERS AND LEGGINGS For Coming Season, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 74, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. IF YOU HAVE A GOOD APPETITE And WANT A GOOD MEAL rjAHB 22, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON (Next to Union Bank.) This is a new Cafe just opened by Mr Frank Dakin, who has for years been connected with the Union Steam Ship Company. Everything is new and up-to-date and it is the intention of the proprietor to leave nothing wanting to make “ ''HE STRAND” a popular and regular uouso of call for all those who can enjoy a good meal. Don’t Forget the Name! .“THE STRAND CAFE.” 44 KELBURNE. TRAM CORNER. s a TEAND o AFE, TT AEGE consignment of Field Glasses, JLj Fan Sling Cases, a-rived too late for the Contingents, to be sacrificed, regardless of cost, to clear. Also, Opera Glasses, to go in the pocket. H. W. L Lomv 55, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, And at GEEYMOUTH. 940 WE FIX UP SUITS TjTIOR Men; dye ’em, clean ’em, press ’em, ■ re-shape ’em, put a just like new appearance on ’em. Yonr Summer Suits will do for autumn and winter if yon send ’em to A. ROBERTSON’S PERTH DTE WORKS . Ghuznee street. Ladies' garments- of every description treated as above. Feathers and Gloves a specialty. 5 Q.EISHA TEA ROOMS NOW OPEN. Three Doors from Old Shop. No, 21, Willis street MISS MURRAY, Art Florist. 241