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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume I, Issue 22, 14 May 1892, Page 4

OHINEMURI COUNTY COUNCIL. rpENDERS addressed to the County -*- Chairman will be received up to noon of Thursday, the 19th inst., for Raising.Bridge at Waihi near the hotel. The work will be pointed oat on the ground on Tuesday,' the 17th inst. W. LITTLEJOHN, bounty Engineer, , 'Paeroa, 12th'May, 1892. wJanpuL ■IN AID OF PAEROA. SCHOOL FUNDS. ' iridayJTune io, IN TOWN HALL, PAEROA. J§§T Particulars' in future issue. "grandball A GRAND RETURN LEAP TEAR Tl BALL will be held in the Town HaMj Paeroa,'on the 20th inst. String Band in attendance. WALTER RUSDJBN, Hon Sec. FRANK JONES, M.C. Admission —Gentlemen, 7s 6d; Ladies, !by invitation only. Refreshments and Printed Programmes Provided. TENDERS. THENDERS required for 'Driving Two -*- Hundred arid Fifty Feet on the Intermediate Level at the Komata. Also, for Driving Fifty Feet through >a Spur. Also, Six' Good Navvies required. Good whare accommodation-supplied for contractors. T. H. RUSSELL. THE NEW ZEALAND CROWN MINES CO. (Limited). TENDERS. HHENDERS for Lifting-arid Re-laying -*- and thoroughly Repairing the Tramroad known as the "Woodstock Tramway" will be received at the office of the Company not later than '4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. . Plans and specifications maybe seen at the Company's bffice. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 'For the New Zealand Crown Mineia Co., Limited.' JOHN McCONNELL. LITERARY COMPETITION. TWO VALUABLE PRIZES willbe given'for the best Composition, as under:— ' 1. There will be a Prize for' Girls and one for Boys' attending any "School within the Ohinemuri County and the Hikutaia School District. 2. The subject will be "The Colony we live in," and the composition must not be more 600 words or thereabouts. 3. Compositions must be sen tin'before June 30, signed with a motto, and accompanied by a^sealed envelope containing , real name and age of competitor, also certificate from .parent, guardian, ,>or teacher. , " ','" , 4. The -paper used to be ordinary note paper, and written on one -side only. * ' - , ■' ' - i 5. Compositions mustibe addressed to the Editor, and marked "Competition!" 6. All compositions will be deemed to be the property of the Gazette.' 7. The Judges will be Messrs Liteiejohn, Kenny, Henry, and the Uditorof •the Gazette.