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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4820, 25 November 1902, Page 7

NEWTOWN ELECTION. VOTE FOR W.- 11. P. BARBER (A NATIVE OF WELLINGTON), Who has satisfactorily answered the test of TWELVE YEARS’ CONTINUOUS SERVICE In tho capacity of Councillor, and has Riven UNFAILING and MINUTE ATTENTION TO THE NEEDS OF NEWTOWN AND SUBURBAN DISTRICTS as regards Municipal undertakings—past, present and prospective. HR SUPPORTS THE GOVERNMENT, and is THE CANDIDATE SELECTED BY THE LIBERAL AND LABOUR FEDERATION (NEWTOWN BRANCH). —Vide the President’s published declaration.

WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. CONTRACT No. 115. BRICK WALL AT CLYDE QUAY. TENDERS ■will lie received up to 2.15 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 27th of 1 November, 1302, at tbe offices of tbe Board, for the above Contract. Tenders should bo in closed envelopes, addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed oulsfde '‘Tender for Contract No. 115, Brick Wall" Specifications, Drawings and Condi- 1 tions of Tender may be seen during of- j fice hours ar the offices of the Board, i where forms of tender may be obtained.! The lowest or any tender not neces- j sarily accepted. 1 WILLIAM FERGUSON, Secretary. Harbour Board Offices, Wellington, 20th October, 1902. I TENDERS. mUE Pupouga Coal and Gold Mining Co., N.Z., Limited, invite Tenders for the following works. Contract 3.—Completion of partly-con-structed Tramline, H miles, or thereabouts, in length. Contract 2.—Construction of Wharf from the termination of tramline for a length of 40 chains. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Company's Office, Colliugwood street, Nelson; at the office of Mr James Bishop, M.1.M.E., Customhouse quay, Wellington; and at the Mine, Puponga. Tenders, to close TUESDAY, 9th December, to be, addressed to me, The undersigned. Lowest, or any tender, not necessarily accepted. S. G. HAYWARD. 905 Nelson. HATAITAX. TENDERS for Road Formation and Metalling will be received. at my office until Noon on SATURDAY, the 2Dth inst. 1 E. W. SEATON, •835 14, Brandon street. LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD. *660,000 4 PER CENT. LOAN. rHE Bank of New Zealand, as Agents , for the Lyttelton Harbour Board, i ire prepared to receive tenders at Christ-. ihurch up to 12 Noon on SATURDAY, I :he 29th November, 1902, for the Deben:ures of the above-named Board for the , nun of £15,000, being the Third and Final Instalment of a Loan of ,£60,000, j authorised by Section 4 of Lyttelton Harbour Board Loan Act, 1897. I The principal snd interest of this Loan j ire secured upon the Harbour Fund of | ho Lyttelton/Harbour Board, subject to j ixisting changes. The Debentures are for .£IOO each, payible on the Ist July, 1929. with coupons ittached for payment half-yearly on the st July and Ist January in each year >f interest at the rat© of £4 per centum ; >er annum. The Debentures will be allotted to the ; lighest tenderers, but no tender will be iccepted at less than £IOO for every £IOO )f the Debentures. Should th?,re be more :han one tenderer at the same price for :he whole or any part of the Loan, a iro rata distribution will be made. Prospectus and full particulars can be Obtained at the. Bank of New Zealand. Christchurch, Dunedin. Auckland and Wellington. Ist November, 1902. 684

GREAT SALE OF SILKS. Upward of 8000 TABDS RICH NEW DESIGNS AND COLOURINGS. THIS is a very special lot of tliis season’s new colours and designs, bought at an enormous reduction from the original COST PRICE. WE ARE SELLING CHARMING NEW STYLES in Stripes, Check and Fancy Shades, At PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS jn Black and Colours, large selection, all new goods. At 3 s gD, worth 4s. BLOUSES AT SALE PRICES. SPECIAL PURCHASE Of ' WAREHOUSEMAN'S STOCK, Now on View D.I.C ATTHE D.LC.