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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3270, 5 August 1871, Page 3

THIS DAY, SATURDAY, sth AUGUST, • /GEORGE THOMAS will hold his usual VX weekly ealo on Saturday, sth August, at 1 o'clock, at hia rooms, for Goods and Merc chandise, as follows : — t Maize, flour, candles, onts, soap, cur- , rants, drapery, furniture, blanket ?, hoofs, bottlad port and sherry, alo 0 and portor, a very superior chaff ; cutter, books, 6 vols Benson's »' Commentary, of superior binding. 1 "COAL"! COAL! COAL! THE Best Screened Newcastle Coal will be retailed from the Barque HEVER- % SHAM, hourly expected, at reduced rates, t Twenty hundred weight to the ton guaranteed, according to tho City Council weighbridge ticket. The uidersigned having always a large a quantity of coal on hand, is enabled to sell cheaper than any in tho trade. W. R. WILLIAMS, Queen's Wharf. , ' WELLINGTON PATENT SLIP COM- ' PANY, LIMITED. TO CONTRACTORS. 1 rriHE Directors will receive Tenders until X Noon of 30Ui September, 1871, for tho ERECTION of the PATENT SLIP in Evans' Bay, Wellington. The Slip is to be capable of hauling up and ' launching vessels up to 2000 tons register. The material necessary for the work will be supplied by the Company. _ _ I The drawings, specifications, and conditions can bo seen on or after the 16th August next, at the office of the Company's Engineer, where sealed tenders, properly endorsed, will be received. Tho Directors do not pledge themselves to accept tho lowest or any tender. J. E, GEOEGE, , Engineer to Wellington Patent Slip , Company, Limited. Wellington, New Zealand, 20th July, 1871. riTENDEBS will be received by the underX signed up to Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 16th of August, for the ERECTION of n LAEGE SCHOOL at Te Aute. Plans and specifications to be seen at the Bishop of Waiapu's, Nupier ; at Dr Pollen's, Auckland ; and at my offices, Wellington. W. H. CLAYTON, Architect. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS. rfIHE Wellington Patent Slip Company, I Limited, will receive Tenders up to noon of TUESDAY, 15th August next, for the supply of — 20 MANUKA POLES, 40 feet in length 10 do do 35 do do to bo not less than 12 inches in diameter at the smallest part, and perfectly straight and sound. Polos to be delivered in Evans' Bay, at the site of the slip. Tho lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. For further particulars apply to J. E. GEOEGE, Engineer, Wellington, 19th July, 1871. TO BUILDEES. nnENDEES for alterations and additions to X Messrs J. & H. Barber's premises, Willis street, will be received at my office, whoro ' plans and specifications mny be seen, until noon of Wednesday, August 9th. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 0. TEINGHAM, zsth. July, 1871. Architect. nnENDEES will be received up to noon on X the sth August, at my office, where drawings and specification may be seen, for fittings in offices of tho Australian Mutual Society. ■ The lowest or any tender not necessarily aci cepted. C. J. TOXWAED, Architect, Lambton Quay. TO BUILDEES AND PAINTEES. WHOLE and Separate Tenders will be received for repairs to the Hospital, Wellington. Specification may be seen afc my office up to noon on the 12th instant, where tenders are to be sent in. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ■ accepted. C. J. TOXWAED, Architect, Lambton Quay. Wellington, 2nd August. TO PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS rriENDERS will be received until noon of X Monday next, the 7th inst., for paiuting and papering required at the new offices of the Australian Mutual Provident Society, Greystreet. Spesifications may be seen at the stores of Messrs Veunell, Mills & Co, Grey street, to whom tenders are to be addrossed. VENNELL, MILLS & CO. 4th August. TO PAINTEES AND PAPEEHANGEE"s. WANTED— Tenders for alterations to premises in Willis street. For particulars, apply to Greville's Tele- ■ gram Company, " Advertiser" office. 31st July. t -j Wellington, 2nd August, 1871. To P. A. BUCKLEY, Esq. SIB, — We, the undersigned residents and ratepayers of Lambton Ward, respectfully request that you will be pleased to allow yourself to bo nominated a candidate to represent us in the City Council. In tho event of your decision being favor- ! able to our wishes, we hereby pledge ourselves , to use our best efforts to secure your return. We are, Sir, Yours respectfully. , [Here follow the signatures.] , GENTLEMEN,— I thank you for the honor you have done mo in offering to confide to my keeping the care of your interests in tho Municipal Council, aud, in compliance with your request, I will contest the representation of ■ the Ward. I am aware that at the present time matters of grave import to the well-being not only of Lambton Ward, but of the whole 1 oity, are before the Council — matters which require to be wisely and warily dealt with — and although I will not pledge myself to any specific line of action, I promise, if elected, to watch narrowly over the interests of tho ratepayers, and act in the manner which appears to me most conducive to tho general good. At all eventß, I can say with confidence, that I am perfectly independent, belong to no party, , and have no private ends to sevvo. I am, &c, P. A. BUCKLEY. TO THE EATEPAYERS OF LAMBTON WAED, CITY OF WELLINGTON. 1 p\ ENTLEMEN,— Through the resignation 1 VJT of Mr John Plimmer of his seat in the City Council, I beg to offer myself as a Can--1 cUdate to fill the vacancy. Yours faithfully, D. ANDERSON. Willis- Btreet, 25th July, 1871. THE JOATE ELECTION FOR THE CITY. I BEG to return those gentlemen who voted for me on Monday last, and those who interested themselves on my behalf, my sincere , thanks for the effortß they made to eocuro my olection. E. W. MILLS, 4th August.