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Southland Times, Issue 19477, 29 March 1922, Page 1

TENDERS - TO BUILDERS. RENDERS are invited until Noon on 1 THURSDAY, April 6th, for the Erection of an X-RAYS’ ROOM at Southland Hospital for the Southland Hospital Board. Plans and Specifications at my Office, Esk Street. EDMUND R. WILSON, Registered Architect. Mz94l. TENDERS. 'TENDERS will be received at my office until 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, 4th April, for the execution of Land Formation, Drainage, Fencing and Concrete Work to the RAILWAY RESERVE for the Corporation of Winton. Plans and Specifications may be seen at my office and with the Town Clerk, Winton. EDMUND R. WILSON, MxS59. Regd. Architect. FURRIERS’ BUSINESS. FOR SALE BY TENDER. % 'PENDERS are invited for the purchase of the whole of the Assets of MADAME MENERE, LTD, MANUFACTURING FURRIERS, TIMARU. The Assets comprise Stock-in-Trade of Made-up Furs of all kinds, Skins, Linings, Furnishings, Plant, Machinery, Fittings, etc. „ Further particulars may be obtained on application to the Liquidator. Tenders close on TUESDAY, 4th. APRIL, highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, and are to be addressed to: THE LIQUIDATOR, Madame Menere, Limited, P.O. Box 27, Gore; or P.O. Box 234, Timaru. Mv7B9 WALLACE COUNTY. TENDERS. Nos. 3170 — Maintenance Gravelling, Buick and Stalker Road, Gladfield. 3171 Maintenance Gravelling, Half Mile Road, Tuatapere. 3172 — Maintenance Gravelling, Clifden-Ora-wia Road. 3173 — Maintenance Gravelling from E. Davis’ to Orawia River. 3174 Maintenance Gravelling, Plunkett Road. 'TENDERS for the above works will be received at this office until 12, Noon, on FRIDAY, 7th April, 1922. They must be marked on outside “Tender for Contract No. ” (stating number). Specifications and drawings can be seen at this office; also for Nos. 3170, at Shearer’s Store, Drummond; 3171, Charlton’s Store, Tuatapere; 3172, Mr Hardy’s, Clifden; 3173, Smith’s Store, Orawia; 3174, Mrs Kaveney’s, Wrey’s Bush. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. N.B.—deposit of 5 per cent must accompany each tender., GEORGE KELLY, County Clerk. Wallace County Council Office, f Otautau, March 27th, 1922. Mz9f’ z 7 D OBERT WALES, M L, MECH. E.-Fel-low Australasian Institute of Patent Attorneys. Briscoe’s Buildings, Dee St. aLAN C. FORD, Reg. Architect, Representative. Fm4l3 TY7E Invite Y'ou to see Our Display of the ’’ Latest Bathroom Accessories. W. K. SCRYMGEOUR, (MR. San. 1., London). ESK STREET. (Opposite Times Office). Telephone—32o. FOR SALE. F HOLLOWAY & CO., 126 TAY ST. 1 • ’Phone 101. 20 Rolls 4ft Netting, 23/-; 20 Rolls 2ft. Netting, 14/6; 1000 Rolls of Twine, £lb., Bd. per ball; 30ft 5-in Balata Belting new) ; 4 New Wheelbarrows; 4 Cottage Grates, Barrels, Ironware, Lignite Grates. Parts for Ranges, 1 set Light Harness. ALSO: 2 Ladies’ Bikes, 1 Gent’s Bike, 1 full size Violin, 1 J-size Violin, 6 Watches, 2 Alarm Clocks, Stevens Rifle .22, 5 .32 Rifles, 2 Guns, 1 Stewart Horse Clipper, 1 Dotio Separator, 200 Enamel Plates, Flat Irons, 2 Hanging Lamps,. 2 Hall Lamps, Odd Tools, 1000 Books, Clothing, Etc. WE -BUY LADIES’ AND GENTS’ CLOTHING OR ANYTHING YOU HAVE FOR SALE. —Orders Promptly Attended to. DO IT “RIGHT” NOW. 'THIS is not the old proverb of “Do It Now,” but one better. We place the importance on the word “Right,” and you can only do this by coming to the “Right Spot” to procure the “TEA” that will give you “Fullest Satisfaction.” We buy “Right”, direct from the Grower. We pack “Right," in Tins, Wooden Boxes lined wiht Lead, and also in Proper Tea Wrappers, lined with Genuine Parchment Paper, which makes the packet Absolutely Airtight. With 16 years’ Experience behind us, we strongly advise the Public net to Jpuch tea packed in shoddy brown paper bags, as the tea cannot hold its flavour unless it is kept air-tight. Take no risks with amateurs, but place your order Now, with The Firm of Repute, where you are sure to get the “Right Value,” and the most for your money. THE UPLAND TEA IMPORTING CO, ’Phone 1319. TAY ST. PO. Box 206 • F. NEWTON TEL.- 1616 LAND AGENT. Box 321 HALLENSTEIN’S BUILDINGS. PARTICULARS WANTED—Of a Good Small Farm of about 100 acres, with up-to-date homestead of Five Rooms. ■ Must be handy to School, TO EXCHANGE for highly improved Farm, North, of 200 acres, tile drained and limed, 54 acres of thoroughly established Lucerne. Superior Homestead, cowbyre, men’s hut, dairy, woolshed, sheepyards, telephone, 3 miles from township, rail, etc, by good gravel road. This is a first-class fattening farm or would milk 60 cows. The owner would consider an exchange as above or sell right out Equity £3OOO. jDOR BALE CHEAP.—Sideboards, Duch--1 esses, Pedestals, Small Fancy Tables. Antique Beds, Hallstands, Carpet, High Back Chairs, Wertheim and Singer Sewing Machines, Colonial Sofas, Bronze Kerbs, Wicker Chairs, Kitchen Chairs.—FUßNl LURE EXCHANGE, Storrie’s Bluildings, Dee Street, ’Phone J1206