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Paint It with “ PERFECTO,” ‘ur© Prepared' Paint, IQs 6d gallon.— Wren’s:; * : ■. ’ --'.X ' ' ' TENDERS T E ’ N D R S. STEEL PIPES, VALVES, SPECIALS, ■ ;■ ‘. ETC. ’ , *- GLEN STREAM WATERWORKS.-I*. BOROUGH OF MILTON. The Milton Borough Council _ invite Tenders for the Supply of approximately six (6) Miles of Seven (7) Inch Diameter Stpel Water Mains, Valves, and, Specials in connection, with : the. proposed Glen Stream Waterworks. ; Details upon application.'to the Town Clerk, Milton, or the undersigned. • Tenders close with the Town Clerk at Milton on MONDAY, the / 22nd- dajf of January, 1 1934., , • . W. H. STEVENS, Consulting Engineer, ' . . , ■'Hotel The Mount, * - ■ Taiiranga. '} i : .-; jVJANIOTOTO COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS, addressed to The Chairman, P.O. Box 14, Naseby, and endorsed Contract No. 206,' will be received until, 6 p.m. on TUESDAY, December 19. for the following:— The Delivery and Spreading oU 1586 cubic yards of “ Pennyweight ’ Gravel on the Oturehua to Blackstone Hill road between M'Knight’s road and-Hills-Creek.' Specifications may be seen at the Coiin•il Chambers, Naseby, or particulars krough P.Q. Box 47, Ranfurly. Five per cent, deposit. The lowest or my' tender will not necessarily be aclepted. R, J. BLACK. r\\ . County Engineer. C O N 'T R A CTOS S. r° TENDERS are invited until 4 p.m. on 'HURSDAY, 21st inst., for LABOUR and .lATERIAL in laying water and gas iiains to the new Southland Hospital at iev/, Invercargill. : - ( ' Plans and specifications at' my office, 3sk street, Invercargill. ’VZf: EDMUND R. WILSON, Registered Architect. J^ILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS addressed to the undersigned will be received till 5 p.m, on THURSDAY, . DECEMBER 21, for Tarsealing about 28 chains on Main Highway, two coats—one of Tar and one of Bitumen. Specifications with D. M. MAWSON, Town Clerk. E N D E R S are Invited for an ORCHESTRA ND to supply music for Sports , and nee at Waiplata, Boxing Day, December ; to close Monday, December 18. BOX 16, WAIPIATA. WANTED, PRICES, labour composite dweiy ling—brickwork, painting, plumbing, ectrical wiring, plastering.— Particulars ;1 South road. Caversham. Hd PROFESSIONAL y T. HENAGHA N. SURGEON DENTIST, LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS,. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING. DUNEDIN. r iione Private Phone, 1-997. 22-581. . OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. Also at Bridge Hotel, Kaitangatn, Fortghtly. Next Visit, DECEMBER 12. 33; 7 p.m.-10.30 p.m. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS 4.MPS.—WANTED PURCHASE, Collections and Loose Lots Postage Stamps, s, etc. —Hooper. 3 Liverpool street. LD GOLD, Jewellery. Watches, etc.; Wanted; any quantity: highest prices; latlons free.—Paterson's. 80 George street. DONALD & MILLER. Green Island, are Cash Buyers of Prime BACON PIGS, espondenco invited. JOY Holiday Foot Comfort: Corns Painleasly Removed, 2s 6d; both feet, ss. lan, chiropodist. 136 Lower Stuart Bunions, Callouses. Ingrowing Us, Flatfoot, Weak Ankles, Hot. Tired Feet Painlessly Treated: loderate. fOID Disappointment.—Book Appointments Early.—CHAS. BUCHAN, Foot lallst 136 Lower Stuart street (phone 431. ’ ’ ••■■■■- i
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22136, 14 December 1933, Page 1
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