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TENDERS. WANTED, TENDERS for Painting and Papering 7-roomed HOUSE. —Particulars and specifications from James M'Mullan, baker, Green Island. 7ja JgOROUGH OF BALCLUTHA. TENDERS FOR ENGINE HOUSE The TIME for RECEIVING TENDERS for tho ERECTION of Brick Engine House has been EXTENDED to Noon on SATURDAY, January 10, 1920. Plans and specifi-i cations from the Undersigned. F. J. RAMSAY, 23d Town Clerk. A I H E M O OO 'DN T Y. TENDERS, marked "Contract No. 86," and addressed to the Chairman, are invited up to FRIDAY, January 16, for the following WORK—viz., REGRADING and GRAVELLING Shag Point road. Specifications at County Office, Palmerston. Deposit 5 per cent. Lowest or any not necessarily acocpted. WM. M'GREGOR, 7ja • Cllrk. pUBLIO TRUST OFFICE. TENDERS FOR PURCHASE OF COMMERCUL HOTEL, WINTON. In the Estate of JAMES WILSON (Deceased). Tenders close with tho Undersigned at 4.30 p.m. on the 15th JANUARY, 1920, for tho. Purchase of the Commercial Hotel, Winton, comprising— (a) 8 acres 1 rood _ 16 poles freehold, "Winton, with licensed hotel premises, known as the Commercial Hotel, thereon. (b) 3 roods 3 perches leasehold, Winton Borough; leasehold used in conjunction with hotel. Stock of liquors and furniture to be token by purchase- at valuation. Tho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Conditions of tender may be inspected and further particulars obtained from the Public Trust Offices at Invercargill, Dunedin, and Christchurch. R. D. NEWTH, Local Deputy Public Trustee. Invercargill, December I' 6, 1919. • 22d rTUHE FIRST COST XHE ONLY COST WHEN YOU BUILD WITH PETROUS RED CONCRETE ROOFING TILES.. These handsome, everlasting Tiles will not require painting or repairing in any shape or form—no matter how lonjf the building stands. PETROUS RED CONCRETE ROOFING TILES aro imperishable, water-tight, non-absorbent, frost-resisting, artistic. Full particulars gladly supplied. \ PETROUS TILE COMPANY (LTD.), CAVERSHAM, DUNEDIN. 'Phone No. 3285. ARCHITECTS, Builders,' Engineers.— Why use _ rubbish in Concrete and Asphalt construction when'Calrlert Quarries supply Pcrfect Material Cheaper? . 24? SOARS AND RESIDSNOS. I E VIAT HA N HOTEL. LOWER HIGH STREET. DUNEDIN. Close to Railway Station and Handy to Wharf. DUNEDIVS PREMIER PRIVATE HOTEL Specially Recommended to Country Visitors as tho Most Comfortable House in the City. MODERATE TARIFF. Telegrams: "Leviathaa, Dunedin." / Telephones 67 and 2930. P.O. Box 112. Address all communications to

JAMES CONNOR, , Leviathan Hotel, P.O Pox *112 mO LET, 2 or 3 Furnished ROOMS, on X farm, near beech.—Homely, Brighton Post Office. ' 6ja WANTED, BOARD and Residence for lady student, near University; state terma.—Student, Times Office. ' 6ja WANTED (by young lady), BOARD and Residence; central.—Working, Times Office. 7ja <YVANTED (by young man), BOARD, with •T T - private family; central.—Address M., Times Office. 7ja OUBLE ROOM and SITTING" ROOM, with board.—P.O. Box 602. 6ja LOST AND FOUND. ADVERTISEMENTS of IS Words onJer the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, Fur Bale, To Let, Lost and Found, Mitoelluneons Wants, Eto., One Shilling p*r ii.EertloD; 3 insertions, 3/6; 6 insertions, l/-. Etriotlv Cash in Advance. Extra Charge 11 Bookeit. LOST (near Hillgrove), Gladstone BAG, containing papers, etc.; reward.—Dunedin Dairy; Company, or J. Diack, Palmeratoh. ' ■■ 7ja LOST.— Left in Dunedin-Palmerston train on 2/1/20, Grey Tweed OVERCOAT.— Reward on returning some to Mr Drummond, Warrington. 7ja lOST (Christmas Evo, between LittleJ bourne' and city), Cameo BRACELET. Finder return Islip 'acid Watt, George Btreet. Reward. 7ja LOST (South road, Caversham, Tuesday afternoon), pair lady's SILK STOCKINGS. —Please return 4 Bolter street, Cavershom. • ' 7ja lOST (last express, Monday, TimaritA, Dunedin), gold BAND RING, with, ruby; reward.—'Return Ring, Timeo Office. OST, Gold WRISTLET WATCH, "A. M. J R., OctobeT, 1915." on back; reward.— Charles Haines Advertising Company. 7ja LOST (New Year's Eve, Gordon or Buah roads, Mosgiel), Gold BROOCH"; reword.—Walls, Times Representative, Mosgiel. lOST, 1 Aoetylene LAMP, off motor oar.— J Finder return to Middleton and Co., 856 Cumberland street. 7ja FOUND (on Sunday morning), Pink-and-groy PARROT.—Rosa Home, NbrthEast Valley. 7ja LOST, lady's PURSE, containing £5 note and change.—Reward on returning 20 Pitt street. ' 6ja, lOST (January 2, Bush roafi, Mosgiel), 2 J gentlemen's Black HATS.—Reward returning to M'Leod, newsagent, Mosgiel. 6ja

LOST, Lady's Gold "WRIST "WATCH, leather strap; lcoepsake; reward.— Watch, Times Office. 6ja rUND, Silver WATCH, near Pounawoa (Catlins).—Communioa.t© A. Aborruothy, Burnaido. ' 6ja FOUND —Large tins Boiled Rabbit, in jelly, most delicious; much cheaper thnn meat; Is 6d tin; try this rabbit in jolly, it is delicious. —M'Arthur's only. POUND— Make your own Bread with Compressed Yoast; so simple; ono packet makes eight loaves; two months supply, packet posted weekly, for 63.—M'Arthur's. EOUND— S "Victory Extract, Is; 3 bars Soap, Is 4J(1; 3 large bare Soap, ia •Ijd; Caustic Soda and Soap (recipe fret), 10d tin.—M'Arthur'a. FOUND —Clover Cream, 2s lb, goc-3 further tha.n cream tartar, used same way; Car Soda, 3d; 3 Silo Baking Powder, 4a.— M'Arthur's, every time. FOUND— Strawino Hat Dyes, all shades, at H'Arthur's; Dyola Dye 3, all shades, at M'Arthur's; Cn atiille Soap, for delicato skin, 9d bar, special.—M'Arthur's. FOUND— All Nut Foods, Granose, Gluten Meal, Gluten Biscuits, Graaola. for diabatic, Special Brown Bread for diabetic, 3d; Grape Jiiioo, Marmite Caramel Cereal— M'ARTHUR'S Foods. . 7ja FOUND —Superfluous Hair}, Moles permanently removed by electrolysis.—Miss Boyer, 61 Stuart street (16 years' arparienco). rUND — Windows, Carpets, Chimneys Cleaned.— Otago Window Cleaning Company. Offices: 262 George street (telephono 3250). 3ja "HTVOUND—lmmediate Relief from aching JD coru«, bunions, eto.; expert chiropodist.—3o7 George street, opposite Knox Church. 26n TAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT.—Job Printing of every description done with Despatch and at the Lowest Current Rates. - %