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Waipawa Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 2711, 21 January 1892, Page 3

Tenders wi NOON of IV ' 2lßt, 1892, for tbe supp. for the current year. Specifications to be seen at Office, Waipawa. C. TUELY, County Clern Waipawa, January 12th, 1892. 76 PATANGATA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS for the following works will be received at the County Office, Waipukurau, up to 10 30 a.m. on FRIDAY, sth February, 1892. The lowest or any teuder will not necessarily be accepted. (m) Delivery of 500 yards of metal on Crosse's Hill, Porangahau. (n) Delivery of 500 yards of metal on Kaikora-Patangata Road. (o) Formation of 12 chains road and renewing portion of Bridge at Homewood. Plans, Specifications, etc., can be seen at the County Office, Waipukurau, and for (m) at the Post Office, Porangahau ; (n & o) at Mr J. Merry lees* Store, Kaikora. E. GILBERTSON, Clerk, P.C.C. 16th January, 1892. 84 NOTICE. OERO ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for the delivery on the Oero Road, of 1200 yards of metal, more or less. Specifications at Mr McPherson’s, Patangata Hotel. Tenders addressed to Chairman Oero Road Board, Patangata, will be received up to NOON of WEDNESDAY, January 27th, 1892. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. GORDON H. SAXBY, Chairman Oero Road Board. St. Lawrence, January 6th, 1892. 70 T AMU MU ROAD BOARD. TENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, will be received at the Board's Office, Omakari, up to NOON of SATURDAY, the 30th of January, for the following works : Contract C.—Quarrying, Breaking, and Carting 1500 yards of Stone at Big Hill.

Contract D,—Qaarrying, Breaking, and Carting 280 yards of Stone at Pourersre. Contract E.—Quarrying, Breaking, and Carting 900 yards of Stone at Oma* kari. Specifications to be seen at the Board’s Office, Oinakari. The lowest or aDy tender not necessarily accepted. H. HARTSHORN* Clerk T.R.B. Omakati, January Ist, 1692. 54

FOR SALE. From 100 to 1000 ewes, lambs, aod WETHERS, in lots to Bni purchasers. Apply to A. BOWDEN, 96 Stock Agent, Waipawa. New Music!

New Music! A PARCEL OF MUSIC from the wellknown firm Wickins & Co., London, has just been received, containing the latest songs, dances, and pianoforte music Qau um ■ Home Boys Home, Scar- ■ let Poppies, When the Tide Comes In, The Old Arm Chair, The Erl-Kiug, The Little Vulgar Boy. Dance Music: Scarlet Poppies W altz, Barn Dance. Home Memories Series, (being easy characteristic dances for the pianoforte by W. H Jade) : —Bells of Loch Lomond, Silver Frost, Bells of Dublin Bay, aud Golden Harvest. Pianoforte Literature (By W. H. Jade) :—The Lost Key, Jack Ashore, A Roman Holiday. MAIL STATIONERY DEPOT

FOOTBALLS and Bladders, Nos. 4 and 6—A Consignment just to band.— Mail Stationery Depot.

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