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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 325, 29 May 1878, Page 2

Tenders for Forming TVEountain - ■’ Road. County Council .Office, Carlyle,. May 28, 1878. qEPARATE TENDERS will be 0 " received at ibis office until 4 p.m, of MONDAY, the 17th day of June, 1878, for Grubbing, Clearing,- and Forming 78 chains of Mountain Road, from end of Contract No. 7~ to 80 chain peg (seven miles . front- Normanby); from thence, for Grabbing, Clearing, and Forming 80 chains to 80 chain peg, towards New Plymouth; from thence, for Grabbing, Clearing, and Forming 80 chains to 80 chain peg, towards New Plymouth; from thence, lor Grabbing, Clearing, and Forming 80 chains to SO chain peg (ten miles from Normanbj) ; from : thence. Grubbing - , Clearing, and Forming 80 chains to 80 chain peg, towards New Plymouth; , from thence, Grabbing, Clearing, and Forming 80 chains to 80 chain peg (twelve miles from Normanby); from, thence, Grubbing, Clearing, and Forming 80 chains to SO chain peg, towards New Plymouth; from thence, Grabbing, Clearing, and Forming 22 chains—and for Grubbing and Forming only, 68 chains to Patea Bridge, Plans and specifications may be seen at this office, Government Store (Inglewood), and at Normanby, where all information may be obtained. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tenders to be addressed to the Clerk Patea County Council, indorsed “ Tenders for forming Mountain Road.” W. O. WRIGHT, 506je15- Foreman of Works. Important to all who value a Good Light. Now Landed, ex S. L. Luhrs, £SO CASUS KFROSSHB, oITTED with Faucet Tops, and j specially refined by. an arrangement made on recent visit to New York. THIS OIL is much superior to theordinary quality in the market, being refined to 30 ° higher than the Parliamentary test; it is consequently nonexplosive, and burns with greater brilliancy. PRICE, 12s PER TIN.. To arrive per G. W. Tucher, 250“ Cases as above, and to be followed by successive shipments. JOHN DUTHIE, Taupo Quay, Wanganui. olOjeo NOTICE. GD, THOMAS respectfully informs , the settlers of Hawera, Normanby, Manntahi, and surrounding districts, that he has commenced business as Saddler- and Harness r&a&ar* Temporary Shop—Next to Mr Harre, Chemist, Hawera. Settlers- arc respectfully informed that all orders entrusted to him will receive careful and prompt attention, at the Lowest Charges. 504 N O T I C E. To the People of Normanby. THOSE interested in the formation of a Reading Room or Literary Institute, are requested to attend at Brett’s Hotel on Saturday evening, Ist June. 512jel I FOR SALE, DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN i NORMANBY. WILLIAM COWEEI has for sale by private treaty— Sections 125 and 126, Block 14, Normanby, with 2-roomed Dwelling House. The place is fenced in, and a good well of water. Note.—These sections-are situated in the best part of tbe town, fronting the Main Road and Railway, and are second to none in the place. Good title. 503t0 Carlyle Produce Sales. WILLIAM COWERS will sell by auction, at his Warehouse, Carlyle, on SATURDAY, JUNE 1, At 2 p.m., 5 tons Bran and Pollard (in lots) 2 tons Potatoes 10 sacks Chick Feed 1 bale and 8 sacks Wool &c., &c. 502Je1 tUST ARRIVED, a Large Variety J of PICTURE FRAME and CEILING MOULDINGS—for Sale Cheap, Also for sale, a well-made Tent, nearly new, 10 x 12, flly 12 x 14 ; price, £3. W. DIXON, Paperhanging Warehouse, 439tc Carlyle. TO FENCERS. TENDERS wanted for the Erection of 2 miles, more or less, Doable Ditch and Bank Fence, usual dimensions. Apply before Ist June, to J, LIVINGSTONE, Hawera. 498jel