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Taranaki Daily News, 9 August 1930, Page 3

TENDERS. RENDERS FOR gUSH-FELLING. TAPUWAE ESTATE, I’ORO O-T.\RAO. r IpEZ\DERS are invited for bush-felling and under-scrubbing of nine areas ranging from 69 acres to 103 acres on the above property. The total area to be felled is 738 acres. Tenders will be received for one or more blocks. The country is generally of easy contour and the bush has been milled, of marketable timber. Time allowed for contract 13 weeks. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders must be addressed to the Commissioner of Crown Lands, P.O. Box 174, New Plymouth, and marked “Tenders for bush-felling, Tapuwae Estate.” General information, conditions of contract, plans and specifications may be seen at all Local Lands Offices and at the office of this newspaper. Closing date of tenders, Monday, the ISth day of August, 1930, at noon. W. D. ARMIT, Commissioner of Crown .Lands, New Plymouth. CHEMIST BUSINESS AT THAMES FOR SALE BY TENDER. jpHE Public Trustee in the Estate of X Robert Kirk, deceased, invites tenders . for the purchase of the deceased's chemist business, situated in Pollen Street, Thamas, including the goodwill, stock, fixtures and /fittings. . ..- This well-established and prosperous business has shown an excellent profit during the past few years. , ’ - ‘ ‘ Particulars and Conditions of Tender, Stock-sheets and information, regarding the turnover, profit and other details of the Easiness, may be obtained upon application to the District Public Trustee at Auckland, Whangarei, Hamilton, Napier, New Plymouth/ Palmerston North, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill,, and also from the manager of the business. ■' The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close at the office of the undersigned, Auckland, at noon on the 18th day ■ of August/ 1930. A. S. FAIRS, V. District Public Trustee. The best part of the world is roofed I by i JJYSAGHT’S QRB QORRUGATED |RON Write John Lysaght, Ltd., Box 341, Wellington, for Free Copy of their Pocket Handbook. (6) —• .. —w—— - • J -*™ WILL YOU GIVE ORDERS OR RECEIVE THEM? difference between the Manager and- ’ the “understrapper” who follows our orders, is only the difference between a good business education and the lack of : it.’ ' ■'. ’. /. .■: Now, while • you are young, is the time for you to' secure practical commercial training. ! SPARE TIME STUDY IN Y’OUR OWN HOME will enable you to qualify for rapid progress to the ranks of the order-givere. Let Hemingway's train you. Hemingway’® Postal Instruction is a sure road to success. It is proven and practical. _ Study one of these profitable courses: — Book-keeping, Accountancy, Prof., Cost Accountancy, Law Prof., Banker’s Diploma, Teacher’s Ceri tificates, Matriculation, Public Ser- ' vice Entrance, Salesmanship, Advertising, Land Agency, Pitman’s Shorthand, Business Letter Writing./'/- • • By postponement you are only robbing youreejf, Write now for particulars of the Course in which you are interested. JJEMINGWAY’S' ' CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS,. P.O. BOX :516, AUCKLAND. LOOK! WE ARE STILL HERE! , LOOK! WE ARE STILL HERE! . . ■ . The New WINDOW CLEANING CO. ' WAY & BROWN / THE EXPERTS IN ' WINDOW CLEANING! CARPET CLEANING! CHIMNEY SWEEPING! — In Fact — Anything in the cleaning line! A TRIAL SOLICITED. Office; PiARAWA HOUSE (Opposite P. 0.) ... Silver Street. ■ 'Phone 1454. 1 .. ’Phone 1454. / J I HE new “Austin” 7 is roomy, comfort- ■ able, reliable and most economical. < SMALL ADVERTISEMENI in ■ the - classified columns of the Taranaki Daily News will sell your goods. Try it! Prepaid rates: 15 words 1/-, three consecutive insertions 2/6. ' I-* . ■ Sevens are now used by Gov--1 x eminent departments throughout I New Zealand.