Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Southland Times, Issue 4483, 22 November 1882, Page 1

j ' *■■■ • vm-. Tenders - ,-:.••■ -<k:--; TO CARPENTEfIS. PAINTERS, , : " " - ;> " - : **> ■■■/•■ ; •■.•': Teaders will be received at my office till Wednesday, the 29th icst., for the erection of a dwelling house (labor only) at the Gap Iload, WiutOQ. ' ANGUS KEBR, n22 Architect. T^ EN C I N G • Tenders are invited for twenty -four chains of fencing at Coldstream (labour only). Particulars to be obtained at our office, where tenders will be received on or before Monday, 27th inst., at 4 p.m. MACKENZIE & GILBERTSON, n 22 Architects. 'li O Wr ICKMAKERH. Tenders are invited for the supply of 150,000 bricks, to be delivered at the Southland Club Hotel. Tenders will be received till Monday, 27th inst. Particulars af^r/office. F. W. BURWELL, F.8.1.8.A., n2l • Arohitect. T* O B U|l LDE RS. lenders are invited for the erection of Coffee Balace buildiugs in Crescent filtered plans). Plans and specifications to be seen at my office, where tenders may be lodged till Wednpsday, 22nd inst., at noon. . F. W. B ORWELL, F.R.1.8.A., uIG Architect. TO LEASE. TENDERS are invited for leasing about 80 acres of strong Agricultural Land, on the Oteiamika road, about two miles from town; length of lease, 7 years ; liberal allowance off reut for improvements. Fall particulars on application to J. O. McARDELL, OC 3I Anctioneer. rpo PAINTERS AND PAPERX HANGERS. Tenders are invited for painting and paperhanging at the residence of the House Surgeon of the Southland Hospital. Tenders to be lodged bv 12 o'clock on Friday next. 24th inst. Particulars to be had from the President, with whom tenders are to be lodged, n2l RENDERS will be received at my A office till Friday, Ist December, 1882, for the clearing of 57 chains (more or less) of bush land afc Orepuki ; to prepare for tramway. Specifications to be 6een at Mr R. Riddell's, Orepuki; Messrs Whittinghara Bros, and Instone'a Officea, Riverton and Thornbury ; and my office, Invercargill. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WM. TODD> Legal Manager, O/epuki Coal and Shale Co. nl3 THOROUGH of INVERCARGILL. FENCES, BUILDINGS, &O. Tenders are invited up till ,7.30 p.m., of Thursday, November 23rd, for the right to remove "the fences, buildings, &c, on the southern half of the Eastern Town Belt block, between Spey and Don streets. Fences and buildings not to be removed till after the 3rd January, 1883, and to be cleared away in fourteen days thereafter. A deposit of five per cent to accompany the tender, and the balance to be paid on the 3rd January next, before removal of material. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, W. B. SCANDBETT, Town Clerk. Invercargill, N.Z., 16th Nov., 1882. nlB TT^AITAKI-BLUFF RAILWAY. GOODS SHED CONTRACT, INVEROARGILL. Written tenders will be received at this office until noon, of Thursday, the 30th November, 1882, for the above contract. They are to be marked on the outside, " Tender for Goods Shed Contract, Invercargill," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be seen at this j office, and at the Public Works Office, Dunedin. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command, W. W. DARTNALL, District Engineer. Public Works Office, Invercargill, 14th Nov., 1882. nls Wanted Known - ANTED KNOWN — Try onr Kiapoi salts ; equal to the best tailor besi^oke at half the puce. POO new patterns to select from. Pit guaranteed. Encourage Colonial Manufacture and buy of the Agents. PRICE & BULLEID.J WANTED KNOWN — Every Buyer of Drapery, Millinery, Clothng, &c, will save money and make themselves conversant with the newest styles by inspecting the stock ou view at the Exhibition. It is admitted, as beyond dispute, the largest, newest, and best assorted stock ever shown in the town . Nothing but a personal visit can give any idea of its extent, cheapness, and variety. A superb lot of new Mantle?, Jackets, and Spring Millinery on view. Novelties and New Goods, bought with great taste and judgment in the Home and Continental markets* arriving by every 6team«r, oc4 THOMSON & BBATTIB. ANTED KNOWN. — If y»u want anything in the Baggy lin from a Spring Uart to a Carriage, at prices ranging from £6 to^OO, you can be supplied at. the American Carriage Factory, as the proprietor keeps the largest stock in Southland, and has agents in Dunedrn, and can place almost any kind of vehicle at prices to suit all classes of buyers. Having a large Btaff of skilled mechanics in all departments can guarantee superior workmanship. Repairs promptlv executed. Old Baggies taken in exchange. W. H. MATHIESON, Carriage Factory, Prince of Wales Yard6. ANTED KNOWN that the undersigned is a cash purchaser of Grain. On band a good selection of Drain Pipes, plain and glased, Bricks, and Totara Piles ; also, for sale in any quantities, ChaQ Oats, Bran, and Pollard. Rye Grass Seed and Linseed on sale. " The celebrated Wheat Meal aiways in ■tock. For sale — A few quiet Milch Cows ; also, Fencing Wire. CALEB FROGGATT 1 Tav 9*.Tt>*t, FOR SALtf — 5500 8-tooth Merino Wethers, very superior, delivery off the shears on 27th November. Apply— The New Zealand trad Australian Land Company, Dpnedin, » 2 *