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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume VIII, Issue 643, 28 October 1899, Page 3

CRITERION THEATRE. TUESDAY NIGHT. 'M. J, Stewart. TT-IE REFORM CANDIDATE. rp o THE E L ElT'O R S X op OHINEMURI. Ladiks and Gentlemen.— I beg to announce myself as a Candidate for Representative of your Electorate. As a strong Single-Taxer, I deniairl direct taxation of privilege, not industry; direct legislation by popular vote ; the Tasinanian - Hare system of representation; and economical construction of public works by the Guernsey Market Method of State Bank Notes. Yours respectfully, MERVYN JTAS. STEWART. Athenree, Oct. 9th, 1899. mo THE.ELECTORS JL OF OHINEMURI. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I beg to announce that I am a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming Election. I am a supporter of the present Government, but desire a free hand in Native Land, Mining and Liquor Laws—my views on which I will have the pleasure of placing before your before the day of Election. Yours respectfully, E. G. B. MOSS, AHINEMUEI COUNTY. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND CONSIGNEES. | Wherf as the - Ohiuemuri County have at considerable expense erected a Wharf exclusively for the convenience of cutter and scows, aud whereas it has become a common practice for such craft to monopolise the Junction Wharf by landing cargo on the wharf to tho exclusion of all other shippers—this is to notify that in futuro no cutter or scow will be allowed to land cargo, such as timber in baulk and coal in bulk, at the upper Junction Wharf. FREDERICK COCK, Wharfinger. OHINEMURI COUNTY. Applications are invited for the position.of Slaughterman for Paeroa Public Abattoirs, County of Ohinemuri. Salary : £3 per week, and assistance. Specifications to be seen at County Offices, Paeroa. Applications to be addressed to Chairman, Ohinemuri County Council, and the word "Slaughterman" endorsed on outside of envelope. Applications to be sent in not later than 2 p.m., THURSDAY, November 2nd, 1899. NEPEAN KENNY, County Clerk. Paeroa, Oct. 13, 1899, AHINEMIJRI -COUNTY. Tenders will be received till 2 t ).m. on THURSDAY, Nov: 2nd, for the following works :— Contract No. 513.—Forming and grading Ford road, from near Mackaytown to the Crown battery. Contract No. 514.—-Cutting off point near Mr Guthrie's, Karangahalje. Contract No. 515. —Widening road at Reid's Point, Paeroa-Waihi road. Contract No. 516.—-Making road to abattoirs. '/ Contract No. 517. —Widening road, metal bed, Normanby road, Paeroa. -" Contract-No. 518.—Quarrying, filling and carting 500 cubic yards of stone, for repairs to the Rahu road. Contract No. 519.~Furnisl-.ing 1000 cubic yards of 3-inch' metal, from Buchanan's bridge to the top of. Turner's Hill. Contract No. 520. —billing and carting 300 cubic yards of 4-inch spalls, Golden Cross road. Contract No. 521.—Filling and cTlrting 300 cubic yards of 4-inch spalls, Golden Cross road. Contract No. 522. — Forming Jubilee road, Waitekauri. Contract No. 523.—Widening road and forming a footpath, from. Bright's bqafding house to the Waihi Co.'s traffic bridge, Waikino. Contract No. 524. -Forming and grading Adams street, Waihi. Contract No. 525.—Re-forming and grading portion of Moresby Avenue, Waihi. Contract No. 526.—Spalling portion of Mackay street and Martin street, Waihi. Contract No. 527.—Forming and grading a portion of the Tauranga road. Plans and specifications on view at the Council Chambers, Paeroa, and at the County Office, Waihi. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman of the Council, Paeroa, marked outside " Tender for Contract No.—." Contracts Nos. 513 and 514 will be show on Monday, 30th, to meet at Guthrie's, Karangahake, at 9 a.m. | Contracts Nos. 515 and 518 on Tuesday, 31st, to meet at Mackaytown at j 9 a.m. Contracts Nos. 524, 526 and 527 on Saturday, 28th October, leaving County Office, Waihi, at 10 a.m. Contracts Nos. 520 and 521 on Monday, October 30th, leaving Grace Darling bridge at 10 a.m. Contract No. 522 on Monday, October 30th, leaving Mr Thorburn's at 3 p.m. Contract No.* 523 on Tuesday, October31st, meeting at the foot of Earl's Hill at 3 p.m. The lowest or any tender-, will not necessai'ily be accepted. ALEX. ARMSTRONG, ' County Engineer. 1 Paeixm, 27-10-99. /