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Tuapeka Times, Volume XIV, Issue 732, 30 April 1881, Page 2

TUAPEKA COUNTY. mENDERS will be received at the County -*- Council Offices, Lawrence, until Noon, on FRIDAY, 13th MAY NEXT, for— Contracl, No. 120— Formation of 13 chains of road, block I , Beaumont district. Contract, No. 121— Consli uclion of 6£ chains of the road Lawrence to Wethersto' cf, situate near Railway Crossing. Contract, Np. 122 — Formation and gravelling 57 chains 60 links of the main road, situate between Mr M'Grcgor's and Kitto'?, block 1., Benger district. Plans and Specifications to be seen at. the County Council Office, Lawrence, and No. 122 nt Post-ofßcc, Roxburgh. Each tender must be accompanied by a Separate Bank Marked Cheque, amounting to five per cent, on tlie amount of the Tender, Cheques to contain number of Contract and name of Contractor in body thereof, and made payable to order of County Treasurer only. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. To be endorsed— Tender for Contract No. , and addressed to FRANCIS OUDAILLE, Chairman Tuapeka County Council. Lawrence, 25th April, 1881. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. TTTHEREAS by and and under the provi- '* sions of ' The Education Act, 1877," the Education Board of a district has power 1 o alter the limits of a School District, and whereas it is expedient to alter the Boundaries of the Clark's Flat District, the Education Board has resolved that the Boundaries of the said district shall be as follows :—: — Clahk's Flat School Distbict. All that area bounded on the north by the Lawrence and Wetherstones School Districts, and block IX., Tuapeka East Survey District; on the east by block VII , Tuapeka East Survey District ; on the south by Waitahuna Survey District, iir rluding sections 13 and 14, block VII., Waitahuna East District; and on the we t by Tuapeka Flat School District. By order of the Board. P. G. PRYDE, Secretary. T^GGLESTONE'S GRAND AET UNION, Sh 13 Prizes amounting in value to £35. VALUABLE PICTURES, OIL PAINTINGS, ORNAMENTAL MIRROR, &c. 140 Subscribers at 5s each, LIST OF PRIZESNo Prize Pictures, Value 1 2 lar^e Oil Paintings (framed) £10 10 0 2 1 large Mirror (framed) ... 7 0 0 3 3 large Photographs (framed)... 4 2 0 4 2 Chromo-Lithof<raphs (framed) 215 0 5 1 Oil Painting (framed) ... 210 0 6 1 Handsome Telescope ... 2 0 0 7 1 Oleograph (framed) ... 110 0 8 1 New Zealand Ferns (framed) 16 0 9 2 Chrotno-Lithographs (framed) 14 0 10 1 Chromo-Lithograjih (framed) 012 0 11 1 Oleograph (framed) ... 011 0 12 2 small Photographs (framed)... 010 0 13 2 Photo. Frames ... ... 010 0 20 £35 0 0 The DRAWING of Prizes will take place in Mr Eeglestone's Workshop, Peel-street, THIS EVENING, at eight o'clock. THE HIGHLAND HOME (Established, 1860), CniIBEELAND-STBEET, DUNEDIH". J. BELL ... ... Proprietor. I BEG to inform my old friends and the inhabitants of Tuapeka and up-country districts that I have taken the above well-known and old established Boarding House, where I shall be glad to provide them with comfortable accomodation at extremely moderate charges. I trust by studying the requirements and comfort of my customers to receive a continuation of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon Mrs Sutherland (my predecessor) for the past twenty years. JOSEPn BELL, (Formerly of Masonic Hotel, Lawrence.) T C. ARBUCKLE, V. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Lawrence. Every description of Goods bought and sold on Commission. Advance on Goods consigned for sale. Fiie, Accident, and Life Insurance Agent. Agent for Black Horse Brewery, Wetherstones. Agent for J. D. Feraud's Wines and Cordials. Agent for Wertheim Sewing Machines. Agent for Zelanclia Range?, &c, &c, FOR SALE. THOROUGHBRED COCKER SPANIEL. pUPS, DOGS, AND BITCHES — Pricr, £2 each or £3 per pair, delivered at Lawrence Railway Station. MOONEY AND QUIN, Tapanui. TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS. 1 f\s\A ACRES of land situated at TuaXUOJd peka West> The land is f encef i and improved, about 700 acres being ploughed, and laid down in Grass and Crop. For particular?, apply to JOHN MOREISON, Lawrence. TO LEASE. rriHAT well-known Farm, situate at Waitahuua, owned by Mrs Peter Cook, containing about 120 acres, all securely fenced and well watered. Full particulars on application to Mrs Cook, Waitahuna ; or, to J. C. AEBUCKLE, Lawrence. TO LET. A COMFORTABLE FOUR - ROOMED COTTAGE, in Peel-street, lately occu pied by Mrs Hansen. — Apply to j FERGUSON & THOMPSON, House Agents.