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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18350, 14 September 1921, Page 7

TENDERS. BOROUGH COUNCIL. RENDER FOR THE ERECTION OF A TWO-LIFT', SPIRAL-GUIDED GASHOLDER AND STEEL TANK FOR SAME. Tenders for the above Work, in sealed envelope, addressed to “The Town Clerk, Masterton,” will ho received up to 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, September 29, 1921. Tenders to be endorsed "Gasholder.” Plans and specifications may bo inspected and form of tender obtained at the Otago Daily Times Office up to September 8, 1921. By order. J. W., BLACKMAN, 14 Engineer and Manager. (gURPLUS MILITARY STORES. Further TENDERS for the PURCHASE of the undermentioned ARTICLES will bo received until Noon of the 17th INSTANT’: Pillows (feather), 815; Pillows (kapok), 1304; Pillows (hair), 198; Mattresses (hair), 431; Boilers (8-gallon), 2; Boilers (20-gallon), 19; Boilers (oval), 11; Kettles (camp), 46; Cans (milk, square, 2-gnlloa), 36; Cans (tea, 3-gaIIon), 222; Pails (1.G.), 400; Bins (dust), 14 ; Ovens (camp), 35; Measures (milk), 20; Basins (enamel, wash-hand), 128; Basins (enamel, assorted), 73; Basins (iron, galvanised), 484; Dishes (meat, square), 287; Dishes (meat, divided), 134; Spades, 77; Forks (stable), 22; Axes (felling), 35; Scuttles, (coal, iron), 5; Billies (assorted), 28; Blocks (tackle, single), 6; Blocks (iron, snatch), 14; Blocks (wood, assorted), 12; Matting (cocoa nut, yards), 86; Pumps (force), 5; Buoys (marking, steel). 4; Buoys (mnrkipg, cork), 2; Anchors (assorted), 10; Poles (tent, sets), 543; Pails (slop, assorted), 20; Heaters (oil). 14; Jugs (enamel, assorted), 200; Anvils (liewt and 2icwt), 2; Forges, 2; Grindstones, 5; Pots (tea, enamel), 47; Spoons (assorted). 656; Pannikins (assorted), 1084; Ksives (assorted), 814; Forks (assorted), 812; Stoves (oil, Primus), 4; Lamps (hanging, assorted), 18: Plates (enamel), 656; Plates (tin), 214; Lanterns (assorted), 49; Filters, 5; Scales (weighing), 7; Chain Cable (fathoms), 70: Cable (electric, E. 9, C.S , yards), 1490; Tables (various sorts). 69; Chairs (assorted), 113; Chairs (deck). 122; Stretchers (wire), 11; Duck Linen (yards), 752; Tents (bivouac), 15; Palliasses (hessian), 2029; Typewriters (assorted), 13; Duplicators (Renee). 7. Samples may be seen and all information obtained at Ordnance Depot, St. Andrew street, Dunedin, between the hours of 9.12 and 1-5 p.m. daily. OFFICER-IN-CHARGE, SALES DEPOT, 14 3 13th September, 1921. OOK AT THE BIG CITY BUILDINGS. Tire majority are of concrete. Concrete is the best road material. Concrete resists the battering of the sea at our wharves and breakwaters. Concrete is used for damming back huge lakes of water, because concrete has such wonderful durability and strength. It therefore stands to reason that a ROOFING TILE of CONCRETE is miles ahead of Iron, Clay Tiles, Slates, or other materials. Write us, and we will explain fully the advantages of the PETROUS RED CONCRETE TILES (Patent Registered). Petrous Tile Company (Limited), Caversham, Dunedin. A. B. Stewart, Assembly Building, Timaru. New Zea- ' land Hardware Company, Invercargill TAIERI RIVER TRUST. rjtHE TAIERI . RIVER TRUST. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN that the Tnieri River Trust will, at a Meeting to bo held in the Office of the Trust, on MONDAY, the 3rd day of October, 1921, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, MAKE AND LEVY the following RATES for the period commencing on the first day of April, 1921, and ending on the thirty-first day of March, 1922 —namely: An ADMINISTRATIVE RATE, under paragraph (a) of subsection one of section eight of ‘‘The Taiori River Improvement .Act, 1920.” of Sixpence (6d) per acre on all land within the Taieri River Trust District. i , A DRAINAGE RATE, under paragraph (c I of subsection one, and of subsection two of section eight of ‘‘The Taieri River Improvement Act, 1920,” of Three Shillings and Twopence (3s 2d) per acre on all the rateable land within the Taieri River Trbst District. Such Rates shall be Payable to the Clerk at the Office of the Trust, Mosgiel, in One Instalment on TUESDAY, the fourth day of October, 1921. And Notice Is Hereby Further Given that the Rolls and Rate Books are now Open for Inspection at the Office of the Trust, Mosgiel. W. E. M'LEAN. Clerk. Mosgiel, 7th September, 192 L rj’HE TAIERI RIVER TRUST. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Application is intended to be made to the General Assembly of New Zealand at the forthcoming Session thereof for Leave to Introduce, on behalf of The Taieri River Trust, a Bill intituled An Act to Amend ‘‘The Taieri River Improvement Act, 1920.” The object which such Bill is intended to effect is; (a) Empowering the’ Trust to Levy and Collect the same Special Rates as were made as security for loans raised by the late Otokia, West Taiori, Berwick, and Maungatua Drainage Boards and Henley River Board. r (b) Providing that a bare majority of votes shall suffice to carry a poll to raise loans. (c) Empowering the Trust to raise loans to repair extraordinary damage done by floods, etc., without taking a poll of ratepayers, and to make a uniform special rate on an acreage basis ae security for loans so raised; and pending the raising of such loans to borrow money by way of overdraft. (d) Empowering the Trust to make a uniform rate on an acreage basis for maintenance and repair of rivers and ■ lake embankments and to classify the land for such rate; and miscellaneous amendments to section eight of ‘The Taieri River Improvement Act, 1920.’’ AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER' GIVEN that a Copy of the said Bill has been Deposited at the Magistrate’s Court at Outram, and remains there Open for Inspection for a period of THREE WEEKS from the date hereof. A Copy of the Bill may also be inspected at the Office of the Trust, Mosgiel. Dated at Mosgiel this seventh day of September, 1921 \ . W. E. M'LEAN, Clerk to tho Trust.

LEGAL NOTICE. N THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND (Being a Colonial Court of Admiralty), . Canterbury District Between HAROLD. CROFTON SLEIGH, of Melbourne, Victoria, m the Commonwealth of Australia, Shinning Agent, Plaintiff, and THE OWNERS AND PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE STEAMER BROXTON. now lying in the Harbour of Lyttelton, Now Zealand, Defendants. I, ARTHUR HARRY HOLMES, Marshal of the Vice-Admiralty Court, at Christchurch, Hereby Give Notice that tinder a Commission of Appraisement and Sale addressed to mo and issued out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand (being a Colonial Court of Admiralty), at Christchurch, at the suit of the ahovenamed Plaintiff, I have caused to be reduced into writing an Inventory of the said ship; and whereas the said ship has been appraised by W. J. Lo Cren. • Esquire, of Christchurch, Engineer, and Daniel Reese, Esquire, of Christchurch, Engineer, and pursuant, to the said Commission I will cause the said Ship and her Equipment, as she now lies in the Lyttelton Harbour. New Zealand, to be sold by public auction by Messrs H. MATSON & CO. at, Taltersalfs Horse Bazaar, No. 147 Cashel street, Christchurch, on MONDAY, the 26th day of September, 1921, at the hour of Commission of Appraisement and Sale taken out bv Harry Joseph Bosvvick, of A.M.P. Buildings. Cathedral square, Christchurch, Solicitor for the Plaintiff. For conditions of sale apply to the Auctioneers. Dated at Christchurch this 9th day of September, 1921. 1 A. H. HOLMES, 14s . Marshal. —three of the most distressing complaints, all bringing in their train extreme agony. Half to one teaspoonful of ROTORUA SALTS in warm water every morning will purge the blood of acid deposits which cause these pains. Get a bottle of Rotorua Salts to-day. 2s, all stores. No. 9. noon. L'CIATTCA, RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS