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Taranaki Daily News, 23 August 1930, Page 3

TENDERS. . ■ , ■ ’ . ' ' TENDERS. ■: I'■?.■ RENDERS are invited for the Rernbval of approximately 160 yards, of earth and gravel, at the Norfolk School. • ? ■ Specifications, etc., at the School. - . Tenders, to be marked “Tenders,” close with the undersigned, SATURDAY, August 30, 1930. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ' L. BROWN, Hon. Secretary, Norfolk Schoo! Committee, , .. Te Tawa, Inglewood. THE EGMONT CLUB (Incorporated). (IN LIQUIDATION.) RENDERS are. hereby invited to * lodged with the undersigned at hiM Office, Petrie’s Buildings, 'Stratford, by 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, August 30, 1930, for the purchase of the Club’s freehold pr®' mises situated in Broadway North, Stratford, comprising (Firstly) 16.6 perches be* ing Allotment 1 on Deposited Plan 2909, Part Section 283, Town of Stratford, having a frontage of (apprpxhnately) 46 feet by depth of 99 feet with the Club Building thereon, and (Secondly) 4.5 perches .being Lot 1 on Deposited Plan 3925 of Sub. 2 Part Section 283, Town of Stratford, having a width of (approximately) 46 feet by depth of 27 feet' at rear of Nash premises. Conditions of tender may be inspected at my Office during office hours. . ’ For the Liquidators, SIDNEY WARD. w —i, J ■ 111 "i-ow■■ Appearance, Wear, Rigidity, Economy. Four important features of— . QRB J|RAND OORRU GATED JRON Write John , Lysaght, Ltd., Box 341, Wellington, for free copy of their pocket Handbook. (3) ■ W.' L/ H A ' Y ’“ Teacher of ■.:, j SINGING AND PIANO. VISITS STRATFORD AND INGLEWOOD. Address: GRIFFITHS’ BUILDINGS, & CUTFIELD ROAD. ■ M ISS E. L. Dow™ 0 ’ (Victor Harris Gold Medalist). Teacher of - VIOLIN, VIOLA AND ’CELLO. Studio:- . ■ “STRADHOLME,” 198 POWDERHAM ST. (Corner Mt. Edgecombe Street). STUDIO CLASSES, £1 1/-. Next Term commences August 18. PIANOFORTE. JHLEEN JJQRNER, “ Teacher of , PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, & THEORY OF MUSIC. STUDIO: NOBS LINE, STRANDON. Next Term begins September 15. WILL YOU GIVE ORDERS OR RECEIVE THEM?

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