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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4826, 2 December 1902, Page 6

MANGAWEKA itOAJD BRIDGE CONTRACT. WHITTEN TENDERS will bo received at this Uibce until NOON on MONDAV, Bth December next, for the above Contract. The'length of tho bridge over all is about 461 feet, and contains three spans, totalling about 336 feet of steel girders, and three spans totalling about TS feet of timber beams. Tenders must bo addressed to the Hon the Minister of Lands, sealed, and marked outside “Tender for the Mangaweka road Bridge Contract*/* They must be on the proper form, and in every other way conform with the requirements contained in the general conditions. The lowest or any tender will not be necessarily accepted. Drawings, specifications, conditions, etc., may bo seen, and forms of tender obtained at tho Offices of this Department at 'Wellington. Christchurch. Dunedin. Auckland. Invercargill, and the Post Office at Mangaweka. By order _ C. W. HURSTHOUSE, , 807 Chief Engineer of Roads. TO BUILDERS. SEPARATE Tenders for the following Works will bo received at the Education Board Office. Mercer street, until 4 p.m. of TUESDAY, the 9th December; New School at the Hutt Alterations and Additions to the School at Petono Alterations and Additions to the School at Brooklyn Additions to the School at /Worser Bav, and for Laboratory Fittings at ‘The Terrace, Mastertou and Newtown Schools. Plans and specifications for tho fittings to the Mastertou School to bo seen at the school, and for tho other works at my ° mC °‘ WILLIAM TURNBULL. Architect to tho Board. 71, Lambton quay. TO BUILDERS. nHENDERS will be received at my office JL to noon of AVednesday, the 10th dav of December, for the Erection of a Warehouse and Factory in Earish street. Plans etc. may be seen at my office. ’ G. G. SCHWARTZ, Architect. Imperial Chambers, ■ 6. Ecatherston street. a' l TO BUILDERS. TnENDERS will be received at my office i up to noon of Monday, the Bth day of December, for the Erection of a Resi- ! dence in Hawker street. Plans etc. may be seen at my office, j * G. G. SCHWARTZ, j Architect. Imperial Chambers, ! G Eentherston street. MANAWATU COUATI COUNCIL. Tenders w rl N " on on Saturday, the l3tb December, 1902. for Metalling: Couper's line, as unAontraet 137—103 i chains trimming, soiling and metallii Contract ISB—IO3 chains trimming, soiling and metalling. Specifications and Conditions may be seen at Mr Miller’s Store, Glen Oroua; and the County Offices, Sanson. , FRED. PURNELL. i.,.: y Glerk. Sanson. 2Sth November, 1903. S 3 SHAPELY SUMMER SHOES FOE STYLISH WOMEN. HANNAH'S Shoes hold their shape and conform perfectly to every re--1 qnireinent of tho shape of the foot. Sty- ! lisli summer shoes that make for Health, I Comfort and. Economy. Remember it is I at Hannah's that you get the choice of I the finest range of boots and shoes—it is HannalTs values that spell economy. ace Kid. Shoes, in lace or button, made in America and embodying all the clever ideas of Yankee shoemakers; splendid value at 8s 6d a pair, ic 33ar Glace Kid Shoes, smart shapes, very elegant and especially good for summer wear, at 7s 6d a pair. ■ally's Shoes, a well-known brand ot shoes, in lac© or button, in dark brown shades; usually sold at 10s bd at most places, our special price S 3 lid a pair. . , ... uerican Made Boots m lace or button, extra good in style and finish and in shape, at 14s Cd a pair. R. HANNAH AND CO., 23, CUBA STREET. yfEVER FAILING REMEDIES ’ RTTTATN'S GREAT ASTHMA CUBE Marvellous results. Makes life worth , Living. 2s Gd per bottle; by post 3s, BRITTAIN’S ANT I-GRIPPE ir tho euro of Influenza in all its forms, iken in the early stage kills the microbe id arrests the disease. Contains • the ily Tine Specific Known to Medical Science. 2s 6d per bottle. RITT AIN'S HEADACHE POWDERS. Best remedy known. Belief’in five minutes. Is 6d per packet; post free* Prepared only by H. BRITTAIN, Chemist.and Public Vaccinator, 35, Manners street, Wellington. INSURE NOW with the GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT £1,600,000 Has already been added to Policies in the Department.. THIS IS THE BONUS YEAR, And everyone now taking out a participating policy will receive a substantial Bonus at the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner. EXTENSION OF PREMISES, A ROBERTSON begs to thank the Jrx.% public for their liberal support, and to announce that owing to increase of business he has had to put up an additional building to meet the requirements of his numerous customers. A.R. hag had a longer and better experience lhan any other dyer and cleaner m the colony. Dyeing and Cleaning of every descrip lion done. Ostrich Feathers and Kid Glove Cleaning a Specialty at the PERTH DYE WORKS, Ghuznee street, Tel. 818. i