mEXDEBS will bo received at this oh fice until noon of Fit I DAT, Iqth July. 1904. for tlio Supply of Material and Erection of a Bridge over the Manuhorikia River, Otago Central Railway. Plans and specifications may be seen at tho Public "Works Offices. Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin aim Greymouth, and at tho Survey Office, Invercargill, and the Post Office, Thames. The lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted, WM. H. HALES, En gin ccr-i u-Chief. Public Works Office, Wellington, 16th June, 1904. <9o TENDERS ECU TIMBER RIGHTS. WRITTEN Tenders will be received at our office until the 30th JULY, 1904, for the right of Cutting, Sawing and Removing all the Whit© and Red Pino, Matai or Black Birch on Block No. i. MangoAwakino. on the North Bank of the Mokau River. Tho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particular? apply to this office or to D. BERRY AND CO., 583 New Plymouth. TO LICENSED DRAINLAYERS. TENDERS for X*ipe .Drainage on Kelburn© Estate will bo received at our office, 14, Brandon street, where plans and specifications can be seen, until noon on Saturday, July 2ml next. SEATON AND SLADDEN, S 3 Civil Engineers. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited until no-on of SATURDAY, Hi© 2nd of July, for Alterations to Shop Front and new verandah to promises, Cuba street. Plans and specifications at our offices. THOS. TURNBULL AND SON, Architects. 71, Lamblon quay, 28 TO BUILDERS. HHENDERS are invited until noon of JL Thursday, the 30th of June, for the Erection of a two-story Brick Building in Carterton for Mr A, H. Krahageu. Plans and specifications at our offices, 'Wellington, and at Mr Krahagen’s, Carterton. THOS. TURNBULL AND SON. Architects, 71, Lambton quay, 899 T i: MBER! I TIMBER I TIMBER! IRONBARK GIRDERS. IRONBARK GIRDERS. TURPENTINE AND IRONBARK PILES. SAWN IRONBARK. TALLOWAVOOD, HARDWOOD. Direct from New South Wales Mills. Send for Prices. Delivery Guaranteed. DICK MICHAEL, 56, Hunter street, Sydney, New South Wales. Registered cable address: “Ironbark” —Cod© A.8.C., 4th. Edition. Telephone Sydney. 3839. 173 WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY, LIMITED. IN pursuance of the powers and authorities conferred upon the Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company (Limited), by "The Railways Construction and Land Act. 1881/' and of all other powers and authorities in any wiso enabling it in that behalf, the said Company doth by this Instrument under its Common Seal, make and ordain the following By-law for further regulating tho carriage of dangerous goods upon tho Railway of the Company—that is to say: No person shall send, or attempt to send, or cause to bo sent by the Railway of tho Company, or deposit, or cause to be deposited on or in \ any land or premises of or appertaining to tho said Railway, or deliver to Uny of the Company's servants for carriage on tho railway any bos, cylinder, or package containing any of the poods, materials, or gases described in the schedule hereto, which goods, materials or gases aro in all cases deemed to bo dangerous goods within the meaning of tho said Company's Bylaws; without- distinctly marking the contents on the outside of such box. cylinder, or package, and giving notice in writing of the*contents to the Stntionmaster or Officer in Charge of tho Station at which such box, cylinder or package is loft or deposited; and any person who shall do any act, matter, or thing which under the provision* of this By-law is directed not to be done, shall be deemed guilty of '» breach of such By-law and shaß be liable for and in respect of such broach to a penalty not exceeding ,£l9. Except so far as this By-law shall bo inconsistent with or repugnant to tho existing By-laws of the said Company such existing By-laws shall remain in full force and effect. THE SCHEDULE. Acetylene gas, acids, ammonia, ,anhydrous, ammunition, arsenic, benzoline, benzine, benzole, bellit, bcllona, bisulphide of carbon, blasting powder and other explosive powders, blasting gelatine, bleaching liquids, bromide, carbide of calcium, carbonic acid pas; cartridges, chlorate of potash, chloride of sulphur, collodion, cotton gunpowder, detonators, dualinc, dynamite,, fireworks fluoric acid, fog signals, fuse, fuzees, oil, gosogen, gasoline, gelignite, glonini oil, guncotton, gunpowder,' gyloxiline, hydrochloric acid, kerosene, lithofracteur, matches, lucifer, metallic sodium, methylic nitrate, muriatic acid or spirits of salts, naphtha, naphthaline, nitric acid, nitrate of iron, nitroglycerine, oily canvas, oilv paper for packing, oil of myrbano, oily rags or oily waste, phosphorus, phospborised grain, perchloride of iron, petrol, petroleum, as defined by "Tho Dangerous Goods Act, 1882," pudrolythe, pyroiitho, rackarock. roburite, sulphuric acid or oil of vitriol, sulphurous acid compressed, vestas, vesuvians, and all other materials liable to spontaneous or to sudden ignition or explosion. In witness whereof tho Seal of the Company has been hereunto affixed by order of the said Company on the 23rd day of May, 1904. The Sea! of tho Company was hereunto affixed on tho 23rd day of May, 1904, by order of (Seal) Die Directors by \V. M. HANNAT, General Manager of the Company. CHARLES H. IZARD, D. J. NATHAN. 27t Directors. BUSINESS NOTICE. MESSES C. S. and P. CORDIXG have pleasure in informing the Residents of Te Aro, Oriental Bay, Mount Victoria and the Public of Wellington generally, that they have from April Ist, 1904. taken over that well-established Book and Stationery Business at 81, Courtenay place, carried on for the past eight years by Mr J. W. Davidson. Messrs Cording will continue to carry on the business on the same lines as tho late proprietor, and will hold complete and Up-to-date Stocks of NEW BOOKS, STATIONERY. FANCY GOODS. GAMES. SCHOOL BOOKS and REQUISITES, Etc. They trust, by strict attention to business and a careful study of the wants of their customers, to warrant a continuance of the support so liberally bestowed on their predecessor. Supplies of New Books and Magazines per direct and Australian boats weekly. C. S. AND P. CORDING. WITCHES’ OIL for Chronic Rheuma‘tism. Lumbago, Sciatica and ad deep-seated muscular pains is unequailcJ —all Chemists.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 5312, 25 June 1904, Page 7
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