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Southland Times, Issue 3300, 17 January 1879, Page 3

'""" \Tena_trs. '-- TENDERS will be received until Saturday, 18th iust., for plumbing and painting of house for W. Waterston, Esq. For particulars apply to James Ramsay, Tay street, or at the building. mo BUILDERS. Tenders are invited for the erection of brick buildings in Esk street, for J. T. Thomson, Esq. Plans and specifications to be seen at my office, where tenders may be lodged till Monday. January 27th, at noon. F. W. BURWELL, Architect. jp A r R M';. F_ O R LYJB A. fi .E Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 15th February, .1879, for the lease for a term of five years' bf Pine Bush Farm, Wyndham, containing 1200 aeresmore or less. The property is highly improved and subdivided into nine paddocks, aud will be let in one or more lots at the option of tenderers. • For conditions of le ise apply to the undersigned, or to Mr Thomas Carswell, on the , farm, who will show intending lessees over the property. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. CARSWELL, WHITE. &.CO., - . . i ; . . . ■ Invercargill..: 1 5th January," 187^ rp E N D E R ' S . Tenders are. invited for a 6-roomed cottage, at Edendale. Plans aud specifications are on view at Mrs-Muir's'Ho,tel, Edendale. where- tenders may be lodged till Monday, the 20th inst." •''" 'IZ'NAPDALE" ROAD BOARD."' CONTRACTS- NOS. 7, B,' 9, .and 10. Tenders will be , received by the above Board until 12 o'clock noon, on Saturday, the ISth inst., for the undermentioned works, on the' lower terrace road, Knapdale, viz : — Contract No. 7, Formation and Gravel- , ling 29 chains. ■ •: ; : Contract No. 8, Formation and Gravel- • ling 28f chains. V Contract No. 9, Formation and Gravel- ; ling 21£. chains. <-,.;Y. . .. .x'-i 'Contract NO. 10, CulVertsY Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the Board, Mackay 's Hall, East Gore. Tenders to be addressed to the chairman, and accompanied by a deposit of 5 per cent. LAN S. SIMSON, -■•:• = ' • Clerk to the Board. TELEGRAPH-POLES. TENDERS' will be received to : the 31st of; January, for the supply and delivery - ; of tbree,hundred and twenty (320), more or less, telegraph poles for a line of telegraph to be constructed from the nearest Jpoint bf ; the Riverton telegraph line to Otautau.- jEa'Ch tender iri ust be accompanied by "a" deposit ' equal to five (5) per cent, of the total amount of tender. Srich deposit iri the case of the tender accepted will be retained as security for the proper performance of contract. Specifications and general conditions can be seen at the Riverton and Irivercargiil Telegraph Offices. Tenders to be addressed to Mr James X. ; Logan, Inspector of Telegraphs, Dunedin. By order of the Telegranh Commissioner. ; * JAMES K. LOGAN, Inspector of Telegraphs. mo CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Tenders will be received till Thursday, the . 23rd inst., for Alterations, Additions, &c. to cottages in Teviot street. ANGUS KERR, .- - Architect. Public Notice. CHRISTCHURCH— INVERCARGILL RAILWAY. CHILDREN DEMONSTRATION COMMITTEE. A Meeting of the above committee will be held in the Council Hall, on Saturday evening, the 18th January, at 8 o'clock. G. GOODWILLIE, Convener. PHCENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. Insurers are notified that this Company have withdrawn from business in-. New Zealand, and that no one is now authorised either ' to accept or renew risks in the Colony, on the Company's behalf. Losses covered by Current Policies will, upon clue proof in the ordinary way, be promptly adjusted and settled by the Company's Attorney, James B. Graham, Solicitor, Auckland. GEORGE TREW. 15th November, 1878. o t, i . c "_: Being about to leave the Colony for a short time, I have to request that all outstanding \ accounts against me, and those due me, be paid to Mr Alexander McGill Brown. j DANIEL DUNLOP. Invercargill, 14th January. 1879 | y>ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. We respectfully request that all accounts owing to us (all having been duly rendered) be settled on or before 20th January, 1579. BLACK k MCWILLIAM. Steam Flour Mills, Winton, January lst. 1879. SOUTHLAND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLThis School will be opened under the superintendence of an experienced Lady Principal, assisted by a staff of competent teachers. The course of instruction will comprise a thorough English education, viz., -Reading, Grammar, Composition, Geography, History, Arithmetic, Algebra, .-#. Geometry, Natural Science, Writing; also Class Singing and Needlework. Instruction by qualified teachers will also be given in French, German, Music, Singing, Dancing, Gymnastics, Dressmaking, and Ornamental Work. The school will be divided into Senior .and I Junior divisions. No examination will be required for admission to the Junior division except that those entering be able to, read and spell fairly, arid know the four sirriple rules of arithmetic. Terms: Payable quarterly in advance— . Per, quarter. ■"'■ £'' s. d. For Senior Division ... ...2 10 0 For Junior Division ... ... 2 0 0 ; With reference to the above the Board of Governors beg to intimate that the Girls' High School will be opened on Monday, 10th February, 1879. Meantime parents aud others intending to enter pupils are requested to communicate with the secretaiy. Note, — Intimation will be given in future advertisement of thefees which will be charged' for extras, such as French,; German, Music, Singing, Dancing, &c, ' * ' F. NUTTER, Secretary. - mo F^ARMERS JUST ARRIVED— IOO TONS MALDON £ I- V ISLAND GUANO. On Sale at.a low figure. Must be Cle abed this 'Season, ■". ' x '■• TREW & HALL, ».-" * Genera_ Ironmongers, Dee Street. rp O GRAZIERS - TO LET— 7I2 acres in two paddocksRiver frontage— :Shelter — English Grass.., : * V Apply. - : V\ } / .. . '.1 •' A. W. FRASER, V _ ' Tay Street. "DOARD AND RESIDENCE.Wanted private board and residence for a gentleman and wif e ; in q, highly respectable family, whei -itheiie"' are ' no i'other?>bo_f _ers. Address atopce, S.CF., office of this paper.