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Taranaki Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 665, 29 April 1865, Page 1

Cemraissariat, Taranaki, I 19th April, 18O;» SEALED TENDERS, in duplicate/ will be received at this Qffice until/noon of Saturday, tjhe 29th inst., from nersons • willing to contract for furnishing theAmdermentioned supplies in such quantities and at such times and places as may be/directed by the undersigned or his succjßßsor iv office, during the nine calendar/ months, ' from Ist July the 31st MuchjMddt Viz : — ' Ls BREAD, ntperlb. /] FLOUR, fine, at per 2000/lbf POTATOES, at per lQddbsJ > - RUM, at per ImperiaKgallon, dolivere'cf in* casks, sdbngtl^S v. p., /to be tested by Government /Gaugor, Jand subject to approvtu oC'Board of fflfficors. OATS," afcrfcp'lOO lbs. J ■ - The Contrafc^r for Bread will be re- f quired to deliver the same at his own risk* and expens/at any place iiyNew Plymouth , and at the&lockhouses williin one mile of the Town. / GENERAL COItfDITIOKS. All the above mentioned Contracts will be subject to three moinhs' notice for ter* mination, and the Gen/ral Conditions published in the TaranaM Herald of the 3rd January, 1863, and tiose annexed to the form of tender. / [ N.B, — No Tendeywill be accepted unless upon the printed fq/m which with all fur--thcr information, vp\l be furnished on application at this. (Mice. / T. F. Moonr., / A.C.G. JTAMES tURNpir, wheel w^jrta h t,.G^,Ij<^TREET. B^° All orders strictly attended to. NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. BL E. HARRIS, Plumber, Painter, Glazie^j6cTT^ - BEGS to express her gratitude to tho public of New Plymouth for past favors, and still solicitsaheir kind patronage.- Sho has BKMOVEjr her business premises frotn BroughanysWjf to Liardet- street, nearly opposite^nAVesleyau Chapel, where orders will be thankfully received and punctually attended to. figg° TERMS KEASONABLE. April 14, 1865. - NOTICE. TAMES WO T II E RS P O O N having . J taken Mr. S. Joll's wcll-knovvnj&htck-smith's Shop on the Devon LwnCbegs to inform the public that lie-in tends opening, the same on MoNDAY/tfext, the 24tJMnqt., j and hopes by m^cfaW charges and strict attention to h^Mness to merit a fair share of their pannage. N.B. — A first-rate Shoer. engaged. All kinds of smith's work done witH neatness and despatch; . -■- Messrs. Gilmour and. Smith BEG to notify- that they have^foposed of that department of tbtfir business devoted to tronmongery > /tfnd ' take this • opportunity of tendeiingtheir best thanks " for past patronages/and soliciting a continuance of tfapiame for their successor ipL W. Watkins, who will take over the stock on the com* pletion of a new store now in progress. IN CONNECTION wjth the above s' William Wajkins - will osen (with a qnantity of new stock) on or aßput the Ist May, at the new store in Devon -streat, ne,ar tlie Ship Hotel, and hopes by; strict'-^ttention to the requirementd of \ 'Carpenters, Builders, and the public generally, combined with moderate charges^Co ls r^ej:it and receive a fair share of favor. ' . ,'•:•"• New Plymouth, April 6. TO CARBgNTERS. ' f '""- rreemasons* 1 * Hala rpENDERS are Invited by th/ Building X Committee of the above wall for the carpenters' work required in imuiosed al- - terntions in ,and addition^lß the^^l^masons' Hall, Brougba^SjLaeti according to plans aiidyspeci^iuonG/to be seen on and after Monday next, applying to • Mr. J. Nc/mrtfl, senior. / Tendo^to be endorsed " Tenders for proposer addit.ons, 9tc. t to Freemasons' Hall," and addressee and sent to "Mr. G. W. Woonj Ch/rman Building Committee," not laler/han Saturday, the 29th instant. / / G. W. Woon, Chairnfan Building Committee. TO LET FOR 7 YEARS, OA A ACRES OF LAND in thebest part LvV of the Belk^atrict, together with from 6 to 700 Sheflß The land is fenced • and cross fenced, an^ftas a good supply ■ of water. / s linmcdia/e pcTsscssion will begiven. / / Apply to •- • /--' W. llai.se, Esq., or It/ Rundlb.'- .. April 18, 1865.