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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10812, 31 January 1921, Page 10

TENDERS. MAK AMA-A-M AU SETTLEMENT ROAD. 4 FEATHERSTON COUNTY. WHITTEN tenders, endorsed as above, will b’e received by tlie Secretary, Public Works. Tenders Board, Government Buildings, Wellington, "until Noon on TUESDAY, February Bth, 1921, for metalling 54 chains of the Marama-a-mau road, Mararna-a-inau Settlement, Featherston County. Specifications may bo seen at' the Post Offices Featherston and Mart inborough, and at the Public Works Office, Greytown. and this office. The lowest or any tender not nieces* sarily accepted. J. HANNAH, t ' Resident Engineer. Public Works District Office, Old Parliament Buildings, Wellington, January 29th. 19*21. MASTERTON COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS for Construction in rein* forced concrete of. Taiieru Bridge, 7span, total 240 feet; and Rorokoko Bridge, 1 span, 55ft, on Masterton-Tenui road, will be received until Noon of TUESDAY, March Ist. Tenders to be marked Bridge,” and addressed to the Chairman, Master- • ton County Council. Drawings, etc., may be seen at our offices, Brandon street, Wellington, or Perry street, Masterton. SLADDEN, PAVITT AND DYETT, i Engineers. 554 AMIWUD- ART PANELLING I AMIWTTD is strong, permanent, artistic panelling which gives just the 6 ame handsome effect as more expensive timber. Rooms panelled with Amiwyd in Golden Oak or plain finish always retain their original oharm. and never need redecorating. Amiwud is better panelling, and better value. Get particulars from t AUBREY GUALTER AND CO.. 149-151 Featherston street, Wellington. •‘TOXEMENf-T* The only absolutely permanent waterproofing material for concrete and stucco on the market. Should he used in all stucco .work and 'linings of cellars and basement*. Write for booklet to SKANCIStIGLMES. Woodward Sl. WdJj.xt.n a IHOW» MASTEKTON A. AND P. ASSOCIATION 34th ANNUAI""eXHIBITION. MASTEKTON SHOW, At Solway. The Leading North Island Autumn Show, February 15th and 16th, 1921. ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY 29th. RAH AND EWE EAIR, February 17th and 18th. Splendid Exhibition of Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Pigs, Dogs, Produce, Poultry, Crockery, Sewing and Horticultural Exhibits. JUMPING ANJJ JUDGING COMPETITIONS. Sheep Dog Trials. Accommodation arranged for Visitors. Free hot water for picnio parties. Free Rest Tent for Mothers and Babies. Schedules on application to R. H. WILLIAMS, Secretary, Box 40, Masterton

A piece of grat ite presented by the Hon. John Topi Pntuki, of Ruapuke Island, to thfe Mayor of Christchurch in connection with a war memorial, has been handed over to the Christchurch Retijfned Soldiers’ Association. It is intended to carve an inscription on the granite, recording the official opening date, and to build it in as a corner-stone in the new club rooms. For Bronchial Coughs, take P'-nncrmint CnrV