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Southland Times, Issue 4485, 24 November 1882, Page 1

Money to i^iid Wb^ins y td l b '■$■'■¥ i jAfcply to ;Oharles Rout; Land. & Estati Agent, km.. . MONEY TO LEND on freehold eecurity. Apply to F. W, WADB, 1 Solicitor, al6 Esk street. InyereaTgill. \Jf ONE Yto lend on freehold security Ap LfX ply to i MAGDONALD & RUSSELL, Solicitors, MONEY TO LENI , n aume varying . from £50 to £10,000,01 Freehold security, at lowest rates of interesi Apply to JAMES HARVEY Ksk-streel 1 InyfvroaTgnl]. Tenders TO CARPENTERS, PAINTERS, ; &c. Tenders^'ill-bißrecjeiYed^at my office til] Wednesday, the 2pth icst,, for the erection oi a dwelling house i (Tabor only) at the Gap Road, Winton. ANGUS KERB, n22 • Architect. : fe'B N 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, n22 . Architects. TO BRICKMAKERS. 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 at my office. F. W. BURWELL, F.R.1.8.A., n2l Architect. TENDERS TO LEASE. TENDERS are invited for leasing about 80 acres of strong Agricultural Land, on the Oteramika road, about two miles from town; length of lease, 7 years ; liberal allowance off rent for improvements. Full particulars on application to J. O. McARDELL, oc3l Auctioneer. rpo PAINTERS AND PAPERA HANGERS. Tenders are invited for painting and paperhanging at the residence of the House Surgeon of the Southland Hospital. Tenders to he lodged by 12 o'clock on Friday next, 24th inst. Particulars to be had from the President, with whom tenders are to be lodged. n2l r FENDERS will be received at my A office till Friday, Ist December, 1882, for the clearing of 57 chains (more or less) of bush land at Orepuki ; to prepare for tramway. Specifications to be seen at Mr R. Riddell's, Orepuki ; Messrs Whittingham Bros, and Instone's Offices, Riverton and Thornbury ; and my office, Invercargill. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WM. TODD, Legal Manager, Orepuki Coal and Shale Co. nl3 f^ LENGARRY HOTEL AND \X FARM. Tenders for the purchase of (he above hotel and farm will be received by the undersigned up to 7 p.m. on SnXurday, 25th November. The hotel is about fourteen miles from Waikaia, on tbe main road to Upper Waikaia diggiugs, and attached to the hotel is a farm of 114 acres, of which 16 acres are under crop, viz., 3 acres of potatoes, 8 acres of oats, and 5 acres of barley. The whole of the land is securely fenced and subdivided, and about 30 acres are in English grass, and 20 acres in bush. The house is now undergoing alterations, and in connection with the hotel are a 5-stalled stable, cbaff-house, and chaff cutter, with water-power ; cow-shed and stock-yard, and every convenience requisite for an hotel and farm. The above are now open for inspection at any time. The successful tenderer will be 'required to take stock and furniture at a valuation. The lowest or any tenderer not necessarily accepted . For further particulars apply to I. S. Simson, auctioneer, Gore ; or to the proprietor, Thos. Griffiths, Waikaia. n7 WAITAKI-BLUFF RAILWAY. GOODS SHED CONTRACT, INVERCaRGILL. 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 tbe outside, " Tender for Goods Shed Contract, Invercargill," and addressed to tbe Hon. the Minister for Public Works. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be seen at this office, and at the Public Works Office, Dunedin. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command, W. W. DARTNALL, Distiict Engineer. PuUic Works Office, Invercaigill, 14th Nov., 1882. nlo Wanted Known WANTED KNOWN — Every Buyer of Drapery, Millinery, Clothnpf, &c, will save money and make themseives conversant with the newest styles by inspecting tbe stock on view at tbe Exhibition. It is admitted, as beyond dispute, tbe 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 variet}'. A superb lot of new Mantles, 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 steamer. 0c.4 THOMSON & BEATTIE. WANTED KNOWN. — If y«u want anything in the Buggy line from a Spring Cart to a Carriage, at prices ranging from £6 to £300, you can be supplied ar. the American Carriage Factory, as tbe proprietor keeps the largest stock in Southland, and has agents in Dunedin, and can place almost any kind of vehicle at prices to suit all classes of buyers. Having a large staff of skilled mechanics in all departments can guarantee superior workmanship. Repairs promptly executed. Old Buggie? taken in exchange, W. H. MATHIESON, CajtiagQ Factory, Princ? oi Wales Yaxds,