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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6371, 20 November 1907, Page 10

TENDERS. WELLINGTON UAL BO UR BOARD. CONTRACT NO. 148—HYDRAULIC CRANES AND JIGGERS. nnENDERS will Be receivixl np to 2.15 i- on THURSDAY, the 2Sth day of November, 1907, at tlio -office _of (lie Board, for tho Supply and Delivery of Hydraulic Cranes and Jiggers for tlio King’s Wharf Stores. ’Tenders should he in closed envelopes, addressed to the Chairman,, and cndorscd outeide, “Tender for Contract No. 148.” Specifications,_ Conditions, and Drawings may he seen, and Schedules and Forms of Tender obtained, during office hours, at the office of the Board. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WILLIAM FERGUSON,' Secretary. Harbour Board Office, Wellington, 18th November, 1907. TENDERS FOR FREEHOLD. A LTERNATE TENDERS are invited for the purchase of the freehold or for a lease with purchasing clause of the following property; Section ISO RONGOTEA, corner of Square, containing one rood, together with 20-roomcd Boardinghouse and Shop, 15-stalled stable, 6 loose boxes, large coach house and 6 store rooms. TENDERS CLOSE with A. C. HICKFORD. Rongotoa, on t RIDAY, 29th TNSTANT, at 8 p.m. J Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For particulars and terms apply GIFFORD MOORE AND BEALE, Solicitors, Palmerston North, or A. G. HICKFORD on the premise®. ; , 121 THE BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO.’S SUITS. AF all the suits v/ you possess and have possessed the Bradford Woollen Co. is uppermost in your memory as suits that gave you tho most perfect satisfaction. Materials that are _ uew. originality. Tailors who are careful. Prices that are moderite. BRADFORD WOOLLEN COMPANY "The Quality Tailors," WELLINGTON. Cutters who have THE FINEST EXHIBIT OF MACHINERY ~ AT THE PALMERSTON NORTH SHOW, • ■, i ' ! Including ■ STOERIEB’ ‘PATENT TURNIP RIDGER ’ ■ (.Highest award over given to an agricultural implement in N.Z.) PENNSYLVANIA DRILLS, 13 Coulter and 19 Coulter complete. THE SNAPDRAGON NICHOLSON HAY rake ; : ' (Won the Silver Medal of the Royal . ‘ Agricultural .Society of Eng- ■ land). ■ Progressive farmers who are making money use Storries' Implements. Address: JOHN YOUNG, 7, Nixon, place, 658 Wanganui. FLY AND YOUNG, Mail contractors and GENERAL CARRIERS, MASTEETON. Agents New Zealand Express Company. Expresses meet all trains. " M’GKEGOR WRIGHT & CO ■ NEW PICTURES BY ENGLISH AND COLONIAL ARTISTS NOW ON VIEW. WENZL sghollum, £l2,ooo—Splendid City Freehold Hotel. £i-500—Co untry Freehold Hotel. Good climate. £Bso—Goodwill and furniture, leasehold, near town. Doing .£4B weekly. .£loso—Goodwill and furniture, mining town, leasehold. Doing £BO weekly. £4400 will see you into a long leased country town hotel; easy rent; tariff 8s per day. Taking £l5O weekly. HOTEL VALUATIONS A SPECIALITY. , 940 Acres bush land, near Auckland, by | rail; 300 acres in grass; carrying i 4 sheep to acre. Price, £3 10s, 1520 Acres, 1200 acres pioughable, 16 j paddocks, new house, including 450 ! ewes and lambe, 40 head cattle, 11 horses. Only £3 15s per aero. Terms. 390 Acres, Tepuke; 7-roomod bouse; carry one bullock to acre. Bargain, £8 10s per acre. 213 -Acres, 27 miles from city, metalled road, and rail; real model farm; tremendous returns. Only £l4 per acre. 9000 Acres unimproved, 3 miles from railway. £1 7s 6d. Easy terms. BUSINESSES OF ALL KINDS. Good Boardinghouses, Rotorua. “MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS." WENSSL SGHOLLUM, 19 and 20. Royal Insurance Buildings, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Telegraphic V Address; SGHOLLUM, Auckland. LEONARD AND CO.. 4, FEATHERSTON STREET. DAIRY FARM. A GREAT~BARGAIN. 102 J AGRES, all rich river deposit land, within | mile of dairy factory and mile of railway station; good &• roomed totara house, 16-etall cowshed, and other outbuildings. Firewood valued .£4OO, close to factory. Price, £24 per acre; cash say .£SOO. OR WILL LEASE. 5 years at 26s per acre, with right of purchase at £3O per acre. ' NOTE,—£6OO is taken off this farm, for milk every year. We feel convinced I that the above property is cheap at the price^.named, and that the first man who geos it, and really wants a tip-top small j dairy farm,, will buy* j