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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14002, 7 September 1907, Page 11

rfjENDEES -will be received until 4 p.m. JL• on MONDAY, September 9, Tat the CONSTRUCTION of a TENNIS COURT'and MVfeS COURT at Selwya Collejiato School, Castle street. BASIL B. HOOPER, A.R.1.8.A., 59 Arcliiiad,' A.M.P. Buildings. JgOROUGH OP NORTH-EAST VALLEY. TENDERS are invited for REFORMING and METALLING' portion of Clerk street. Plana and specifications at the Office of the Undersigned. Tenders CLOSEi 16th inst. THEODORE ARNOLD, •Town Clerk. September 4, 1907. 7s SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF LUBRICATING OIL. Railway Department, Head Office, Wellington, 27th August, 1907. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this Office up to Noon of MONDAY, 16th September. 1907, for the Supply and Delivery of High-pressure Filtered Valve Oil at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Port Cliqlmera, Specifications and forms of Tender to be obtained at the Raif.way Storekeepers' Offices, Newmarket, Aldington, and Hillside,' and the Stores Manager's Office, Wellington. Tenders to be addressed to the General Manager, New Zealand; Railways, Wellington, and to be marked outside " Tender lor Lubricating Oil." ■ , ■ ' The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be acoepted, and telegraphic tenders will not be entertained. By ordor. T. RONAYNE, General Manager, N.Z. Railways. TUEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAIL1> WAYS. AUCKLAND-PENROSE RAILWAY. • DUPLICATION WORKS. Pamell Bridge Sfeel Superstructure Contract,' Head Office, Wellington, 26th August, 1907. WRITTEN TENDEBS will be received at this offioe until Noon of TUESDAY, 24th 1907, for the above Contract. They aro to be marluxl on the outside "Tender for Pamell. Bridge Steel Super-: structure," and addressed to the General Manager, New Zealand Government Railways, Wellington. Telegraphic tenders similarly marked and addressed will bo ; received if presented at any Telegraph Office by Noon of the same date, provided' that Written Ten'ders are lodged at any Government Railway Engineer's Office by the. same hour. Drawings, specifications, and conditions may be seen-at-this office, and >t the offices of the District Railway Engineers at Auckland, Wanganui, Christchurch, Dunedin, In--1 varcargUl, and Greyraouth, • Tho lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. . By order. T. RONAYNE, 81au ,• • General Manager. rjTEMJERS for SALE of Tram Car at CorA- poration 'Yard, Mornington.—Goo. Thorn, acting manager, Alornington Tramway. . 7s rjTENDERS wanted for Grubbing GORSE,. . X 80 chains, moro or less.—James Gray, Ftrnllill Coal Mine, Abbotsford. 6i JAS. J.: KIV 15 N & 00. 'ENGINEERS, ' 47 CRAWFORD STREET. Teiephono No. 2108. Linde British Refrigerating Machinery. Standard Anhydrous Ammonia. Chloride of ■ Calcium. Compressor Oils. < "Gyivnne's" and "Mumford" Pumps. Beit-driven and Electric " Blackman Fans.". " National" Auction Gas Producer Plants (Go'.d Medal at the Derby" triala). Brown and May's Oil and Steam Engines. Dairy Appliaooos. Stone Crushing Machinery. "Atlas" Boiler Preservative. Gas Engine Oils, Gauges, Indicators, Thermometers. Engineors' Stores and Ships' Furnishings. • Prices'and Specifications on Application.' SLATING,.. all branches; repairs promptly Executed competent workmen—Henry F. Moss, timber merchant, Liverpool street. Telephone 305. . ljy

EDUCATIONAL. n. JRTO I COLLEGE, DOWLING STREET. For the Education of Young Ladies. 'THIRD TERM, 1007. Morning Schoof for Junior and Senioi Pupils TOgina MONDAY, September 9, at 9.30. FRANCES J. ROSS, M.A., Principal. QT. ANDREW'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL kv ■ __ FIRST CHURCH CLASS ROOMS, * THIRD TERMS begins MONDAY, 16th September. MARGARET SMYTH, M.A., Principal. THE NEW ZEALAND ACCOUNTANTS . AND AUDITORS' ASSOmTION (Registered), EXAMINATIONS to be held in the various j Full particulars furnished on application. JACKIE, Registrar, , Mercantile Chambers, Auckland miPSTsJ: TS - am '-y L ANGER SCHOOL OF DRyciq CUTTING.—The Simple* J f o f t nonderfu! System invented. Schoolgirls le«n Bod'ces and Sieeves in Two Lessons; 10 ". of S arments drafted m a fetv mimitcs. Without a single calculation. The Langcr is famous for perfect curves and fitbonco its popularity. Trimmings ahd Fancy C King specia ly taught. Sixty lessons, inc.uding first set Langer garment drafters, given m term. Inspection invited. Winner of cold and Bilvor medals at recent Exhibition. Inspection mvitcd. Classes Daily, Monday, Ihursday Evenmgs.-Miss CHARLES, Pri£ cipal. i\o. 3 High street fonnosite D.1.C.1. T AKGE R SCHOOL OP DRESSCUTTING IN A LEADING AUSTRALIAN TOWN. a^. l^'f X l li^ iti< ? n °/ ork b y Misses J ° ¥'", es Pu P ils P ro ved a ® n? yesterday. The Work exhibited was greatly ndmirrrl (&s WaUhl°h' 1 'w e Goverllln «nt Examiner (Mrs Walsh) ha(l 23 young ladies presented b.foro her for Examination on Wednesday and the Costumes now on show are part oi dL spec tV TO .. rk ' C < omp [ eted b >' tho can(^ ««• I J n . havo " thorough'v finished Costume, nnd the visitors were heard remark that tlio finish was so perfect it out 3 Vw'rw l °/T lhe Cosl " mes inside out The Cut and the-General Appearanceof tlio work are such as would satisfy the most fastidious critics; The system used in J»nl J'Vff " LAN 6ER," which is simple and reliable, a child bjing able to measure, cut, and design in a few lessons a-a well as being able to earn money by making their own and friends' costumes, while fitting themselves for tho battle of life, nSrVVir-rS„°, fibers were trained by Miss CHARLES while in Australia. ' or ibe above System held DAILY at No. 3 HIGH STREET (opposite u.1.y.). Inspection invited. 7s T- OUISE ■ MILLINERY SCHOOL, '■JU STOCK EXCHANGE. HATS.—Do not buy your spring hat iinti 1 . yon have visited tho Louise Millinery School v:heva yon can learn to make and trim your own in a few lessons. All the latest spripg materials and shapes to choose, from; ,l)fiy and Lvenhig Classes. f ' n i. 12 Lessons, 10s Gd. Call or write for circular. ** 27jy VJPH N INSTRUCI'ION. _Mr H. E. »• Meatus (Royal Leipzig Conservatorium) will start Teaching at. his.Rooms, 43 HWi street, on FEBRUARY' 4, 1907. Pupils Pre- ' pared for all Exams., and Beginners received Privnt, residence, Palace Hotel. 11.ui Dowling streot.—Conimercicl Accounts Adjusted, Audited, Books Opened, Posted, etc. QTOCK Sheets Extended, Clerical AssiatV.) once given, Management of Accounts undertaken; references given; terms reasonable.—Wood, Dqijfling street. is