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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11050, 2 March 1898, Page 1

Government Notifications. THE OTAGO DAILY TIM »8 has been appointed THE GAZETTE For thk Frotinciali District of Otaoo for THE YEAK 1898 !or the Publication bf all NOTIFICATIONS which by any Act of the General Assembly, or by any Ordinance of the Province of Otago, require to be inserted in th» Provincial Gazette. ■ ■ TENDERS FOR PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS; WELLINGTON. TO BUILDERS. , Tenders are invited" for the ERECTION of ADDITIONS and ALTERATIONS to the Parliamentary Buildings, Wellington. General conditions, specifications, and drawings may be seen at my Office, Wellington ; and at the Public Works Offices,- Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin. >■ , .)-• _ Tenders, marked: on outside "Tenders for Parliamentary Buildings,'1- to be addres«ed to .the Minister for Public Works, Wellington, will be received up to NOON? on THURSDAY, the 3rd March, 1898. y>. Telegraphic tenders; similarly marked and addressed will be received if presented at any telegraph offlcß by NOON of the same date, provided that Written Tenders are lodsel at the Office of any EnginftM of the Public Works Department, by tbe same hour. The lowest er any tender not necessarily accepted. • THOS. TURNBULL, F.R.1.8.A., Architect. : Customhouse Quay, Wellington, 12th February, 1898. 22f Educational. TUITION. —Students Coached by MA. (honours); degree Latin authors read.— Address at Mr Horsbuj-gh's. »tationer. 2m.' MISS OLIVE PORTEOUS. Teacher of Piano, Clyde avenue, has Vacancies for a few Pupils. Terms moderate. . , 26f MRS J. H. COOMBS is receiving Pupili for Voice-production and Singing. Term» at Dresden Piano Company. . 17f MILLINERY CLASSES held Wedne»day anil Friday Afternoons^ fiom'2 to 5.— Columbia Pitting School, Octagon. ' 19f Business Noticei. 4 . URNWEIL ,COAL COMPANY desire to thank* the Public of Otago for their liberal support during tbe past six months. Our Output of Coal exceeds 50 tons per'day, and we are now in a position to considerably increase it. . ■ '. . OUR PRICES FOR COAL AND NUTS, WithiniTown Belt: Round Clean Hpu'sehoM Coal ... 20s Round Clean Household Nuts ... 16s And Beyond Town I'elt: 21s and (17s per ton. ■■1 Supplied by all Coal Merchant*. ■ Foundrjel and .Balcerg: Special Quotations for Quantities. GIBSON * LEES, VOGEL STREET, DIWEDIN. sju MARCH 23, 1898. Jubilee] Picture ; . , jOF ' DXMEDIN. Diinedin. Afters Fiftx ' ' %ARS. ._,i'■'. ..•;..■ To Celebrate the Founding of the Settlement of Otago, ,and x as a suitable nieann of commemorating such an important event as the attainment of our fiftieth year, W. J. PRiCTOR & CO. Announce that they will Publish A SPLENDID BIRD'S-EYE VIEW ■ OP THE CITY OF DUNEDIN, To be Issued to Subscribers on or before the ANMVRRSARY DAY, MARCH 23, 1898. | Th« Publishers guarautee that this will be the | finest piece of work of its kind ever produced this ! side of the line. DUNEDIN, from its position, offers every encouragement to j the Artist to exorcise his talents to the full! the | surroundings being so varied and go well defined that if the choosers of the site could have se^n 50 | years ahead, no wore lovely setting for a Picture of the present City could have been imagined. j The. Artist and the Publishers fully realise this, land are taking every advantage of the romantic ! and entrancing scenery in the background the hills vanishing in the distance on either side, the cheerful and refreshing foreground formed by the shipping, the wharves, and the famed OTAGO BAY. j TKe delineation of the City itself will be aB perfect is detail as a map, while all the points of interest will be well developed, and due prominence will be given to all the churches, public buildings, and the large warehouses and leading business premises. All places of note and intereit will.be carefully brought out, so that at a glance anyone will he. able to locate a street or building. , .Each.Picture will be accompanied with a Key Plan, indicating the principal buildings and points of interest. THE JUBILEE PICTURE DUN EDIN Will be Published at the Low Price of On (ZA and posted to any address in Q-, aa <ju, New Zealand on receipt of ofc>> carefully packed so as to arrive at its destinatiom in perfect order; and on receipt of instructions and 3s 6d we will post copies to any part of the world. As a faithful register of the result of 50 years of British Colonising, Energy, and Determination THE JUBILEE PICTURE OE DI'NEDIN WILL BE INVALUABLE. As an ornament of everlasting interest for every Home in Otago it will be unequalled. As a means of conveying to our friends in other countries an idea of the place we live in, it stands to reason aTHE JUBILEE'PICTURE OF DUNEDIN CANNOT BE EXCELLED. As a useful and time-saving adjunct to every office ,and business place' in the city it will certainly be a necessity. . The work h»R been entrusted to the well-known hvm.of J. WILKIE & CO., with Mr HAWCRIDGR as Artist. The Picture will be lithographed in Ten Colours, and the size will be 22in by,34in (the utmost postal limit); and as we have fixed a certain usue we would like to have Orders in as soon as possible. All Orders must be Accompanied with Remit or they will not be attended to, or acknowledged. A HOUSE-TO-HOUSE CANVASS of th« whole OTAGO DISTRICT is now being made for ORDERS for the JUBILEE PICTURE, and the following Canvassers have been appointed :— North Otago—Mr H. A. Andrews Dunedin Central—Mr W. Oarky Duuedin North —Mr W. Donald Taieri Plains—Mr'J. H. Murdoch Peninsula—Mr H. S Boydell N.E. Valley—Mr PeuCV Hallett Bruce County—Mr R Robertson Kaitmgata—Mr W. Ntephenson Caversham and the Flat—Miss M'Phbrs«n Winton—Mr J. Hegarty Gore—Boyne Bros. T*panui—Mr F. G Knowles Invercargill—Wesney Bros. Olutha—Angus Ross Wakatipu—Mr Oeo. M'Eardy Kay Goldfields (Tuapeka to Cromwell)—Mr J. HUDDLKSTON Bookstall, Duoedin—Mr Geo. Geddes. Canterbury. Westland, and the North Island—W. A. Mackay West Taieri—ALF. Carncross. Whose receipt for subscriptions will be sufficient, and subscribers can rely on prompt delivery. No orders will be recognised unless prepaid, and as the issue is limited to 5000 we do not anticipate ; having more than will supply subscribers. W. J. PRICTOR & CO., | _ DUNEDIN. OTAGO WITNESS.-New Stories. A Large amount o£ Reading Matter. Price 6d.