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Southland Times, Issue 15156, 29 January 1902, Page 1

Tenders TENDERS will bs received up to 8 p.m., on ."aturday, Bth February, 1902, for the purchase of tba dredge lately worked by the " Greenvale Dredirinij Company," on the Pomahaki River, near Heriot. Pontoons 80 feet long. Ladder 62. feet long with buokets 3 oubio feet capacity. The lowest orany tender not necessarily accepted. Full particulars from WILLIAM BUP.TON, Roxburgh TENDERS are invited till 7 p.m. an Saturday, 16th February, for 121 acres buah fellins, in fou: contracts. Specifications may be Been od application to the undersigned. McKENZIE & SONS Lady Barkly Sawmills, 24th January, 1902. . . — _ — . — i ,* PETER WALKER, AKcnrrßCT, Wabd'b Buildings, Grbscest, INVITES tenders Tor the erection of Offices, Horfl-3 Bazaar and Stalls in brick at Oore for Messrs J. O. Ward and 00. Plana can be seen at this office, where tenders will be received uotil Tuesday, 6th February, at 6 o'olook 10 BUILDERS. TEND___Tare Invited until 2 p.m on Saturday, Ist February, for the erection of a church for tho Church of Ergland Committee at Orepuki. Plane, eto , oan be seen at Messrs Young and Oo. 'e Fancy Good* Shop, Orepuki, and at my office, 53, Eskstreet, InveroargilL OHAS. H. ROBERTS, Architect TO B UILDER3 TENDERS are Invited for ereotion of two houses in Deveron street for J. W. Forde, Eeq. Plans and specifications may be seen at our office, when tenders will be reoeived until 4, p.m of Tuesday, _t!_ February. MACKENZIE AND WILSON, Archlteots. Esk street, Inveroargill, 24th Jan. TENDERS will be received by tbe undersigned until noon on Monday, 3rd February, 1902, fer the purchase of 10 acres 1 rood 21 poles, being Sections 1, 2, 3 and 4, Blook Vil, Burton. Highest or any : tender not necessarily accepted CHARLES ROUT InveroargUl, 23rd January, 1902. TO BUILDERS TENDERS are invited for extensive additions in briok and conorete to Meesrs Wright, Stephenson and Co's Wool and Grain Stores in Tweed street. Plans and specifications can be seen at my office atd tenders lodged until noon of Saturday, Ist February. WILLIAM SHARP. A.M.I.C. X, Architect VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE HAVING decided to retire from business, tenders are invited for the purchase ot my interest in Hughe.' Hotel, late the Hibernian, Invereargill. Tlie house is situated in the main street, In the heart ot theoity, has a very large farming connection, extensive stabling aooommodation, possesses a commedious brick billiard room (two tab'-.) andcoramande one of the best businesses in Ctago. Full particulars may be obtained on application to the proprietor on the premises on or before the 10th February, When tenders close. The highest or any tender not neeeasarily accepted JOHN HUGHES For Sale and To Let The Otago and Southland Investment Co , LtdHAVE for Sala Oonntry Properties?— AORB Eastern Busb (Adatasoa _) About 10.8 Branxholm (Lopdell.) „ 344 Longridge (Treaidder's) „ 289 Eastern Bush (Donald McKay _) „ 132 Also, Town and Suburban. Apply to Liddel etreet!, Invercargill. PARTNERSHIP NOTIOE I BEG to notify that l__v_ taken my oooa in pert nerahip, and after the first of Deoember, If ol the business will be oarried on by WILLS AND SONS All accounts owing up to tbe 30th of .Jovember tc be paid ta the undersigned. All accounts three months' oyerdue mast be paid at once, otherwise legal _ proceedings will be taken to recover same witb oub further notioe. WILLIAM WILLf! NOTIOE. MR JOHN BOOTT, proprietor of Scott's Max remedies, bega to intimate thai ac he will be absent from sown for a further period, he desires that all communications be addressed to Bcx_, Poet Offioe Otaotau,and tbey will receive attention. SOOWS OINTMENT should be in every houso a a sovereign remedy for bruises, burns, scalds, etc Mr Boott's other preparations are highly recom mended tor tbe relief of Indigestion, Liver Compliant and Inflammation (Internal or external), Eczema nnd Piles. All theae are obtainable at W. G. Gilohrisfs. Tay street, Macalister and Co., Dee outset, j Jas. Allen, bootmaker, Tay street, Lewis una I Aikken _ store, Appleby, ana Matheson's and Acheson's stores, Otautau Special personal attention in bad cases. a ustralian mutual provident society mon_jy"_o lend. This Society Is prepared to LEND MONEY on first-olaes Freehold City and Oountry Sect-title., afe 41 Per Cent. Liberal Mortgage Deed gives power to repay portions ot loan daring: term Apply direot to the Society's Branch Oflice, Wellington, or to any ot the Sooiety's Distriot Offloes EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Seoretary. Wellington, G.G. BURNES, District Seoretary. Esk streeV.lnveroarc.__. IMPERIAL CALF FOOD OAN BE USED WITH EITHER SKIM, SEPARATED MILK, OB WHEY. I Made from malt, oooked and uncooked cenals, | soientiQcally blended, so as to be the best substitute ■ for whole milk. At the same time will not cause ! " scours," as is the case with linseed alone. If m beed and fed according to instmotions, it is the most economical food in the market. A small bag (261 b) will last one oalf five weeks, an longer it milk ifi plentiful. PAOKED IN 2-LB. BAGS, OR 200LB. SACHS. Awarded Gold Medal. Dunedin Exhibition, IS9S First Award and Speoial Mention, Auckland B._ibi tion,' 1899. TESTIMONIALS. From J. Burt Veale, Midhuret, Taranaki, December 22nd, 18?.. Dear Sir,— l have much pleasure in recommending " lmy farmer friends in Taranaki the use ol tha " mperial" Oalf Meal as a valuable help in the successful rearing of their calves. In my opinion, that used in moderate quantities, cooked, and mixed with skim milk, it answers all the purposes of the imported meal ab about half the cost. I have tried them both, and in eaoh case have been satisfied with the resulte, but I give the preference to tha "Imperial," OB asoount ot its being tte much cheaper feeder of the tiro] a very valuable consideration in a place where the values of oattle are only nominal.— Yours faithfully, J. BURT VbALE. (Extrao. from the "Wyndham Heiald," June I<l__, 1-OL) Mr John Moßean, of Seaward Downs, yesterday told us ot a satisfactory experience he has had in rearing oalves with artifloial food. He raised twenty oalves on "Imperial" Oalf Food, and at the same time had others which tae fed with new milk. Tne former did quite aa well aa the latter, and (when sold ive months old), realised top market values. Mataura Island, January 24th, 11)01. Messrs Langdown and Son, Christohurch. Dear Sire,— Re Calf Food purchased from yon, I may say that I waa well pleased with it, as my oalves did very well while fed with it, and I consider it very satisfactory aa. an economical Calf Food.— Yours faithfully, _. W. FOSTER. At Ohristohuroh A. and P. Show, November, 1896, the first Pria. Exhibit tor Veal Calf not exceeding eight weeks old, and for butcher's purposes ©nly, was reared upon " Imperial " Calf Food. WJRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., SUB-AGENTS FOR _NV£ftOAl_GlL_LANQDOWN & SON, OHRISTOHUROH. EMOL. EMOL EMOL. EMOL. EMOL. THE Old theory that Consumption i. inoura'.le has been exploded, and EMOL. Has »lso exploded the Anoient theory thit Ea kirn Inourable. E£mol* also Oures Pimples, Skin Eruptions, Roughness, Chafing, Chapping, Innc. Bites, And Sion Irritation or Itchiness. HEALS OUTS AND WOUNDS. PRIOE— Ia and 2s ; by post, 3d aud Id tiXtra. PBHFARH- only BY E. B. JONES, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, DSK ._ft_--,tSV_;-_ vtill--. ST GEORGE Potted and Preserved Meats and Delicacies are delioious. Try them. All storekeeper*.