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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3532, 24 June 1872, Page 3

T^TOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Provincial Secretary's 031ce, Wellington, June 15, 1872. Tenders will be received at Mr' Snelson's store, Palmeraton, addressed to the Provincial Secretary, up to Noon of SATURDAY, 29th instant, for FALLING BUSH, &o, &o, on the line of road from Palmerston to Rangitikei, SpeciGcations may be seen at Mr Snelson's store, Palmerston, and Provincial Engineer's Office, Wellington.' HENRY BUNNY, Provincial Secretary. TJOAD WORK. Tenders will be received at this. Office until Tuesday, the 25th Jnne (addressed to the Minister for Publio Works, and marked outside " Tenders for Road, Forty-Mile Bush"), for clearing about 520 chains of bush on the road line from Maßterton to the Manawatu Gorge, in five contracts. Specifications may be seen at this office, at the Publio Workß Office, Foxton, at the Government Agenta Office, Napier, and at the Survey Office, Scandinavian Camp, Maaterton, where also further information may be obtained from tbe Engineer in charge. By command, JOHN BLACKETT, Assistant Engineer-in-Chicf. Publio Works Office, Wellington, 21st May, 1872. WELLINGTON BREWERY COMPANY. NOTICE. The Fire on Saturday evening last will not interfere with ».he business, as CUSTOMERS will bo SUPPLIED AS USUAL. Tjl V E N I N G CLASSES. Mr J. H. BRANN will commence Evening Classes on Monday, July Ist. SUBJECTS : English and Commercial : Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Lectures on History : " England and her Colonies," Tuesday and Thursday. Terms for each class, £1 10 a per quarter, payable on entrance. EouJcotb Btreefc, 17th June. T>T O T I O E. The FUNERAL PROCESSION of Mr GEORGE MARTIN will leave Martin and Downes' Pier Hotel, on THIS DAY (MONDAY, at half-past three o'clock p.m. Friends of deceased, and also of his brother, Mr F. Martin, are respectfully invited. W. NICHOLSON, Undertaker. NEW BOOKS just received and on sale by the undersigned : — The Colonies and Imperial Unity, by the author of Ginx's Baby, Is Dod's Peerage, Knightage, and Baronetage, new edition, 1872, 15s Through the Looking Glass, by the author of Alice's Adventures, 7s 6d The Child's Bible Narrative, illustrated,' 6s 6d Texts from the Times, by Ascotfc R, Hope, 7s 6d Remarkable Trials of Notorious Characters, with numerous illustrations, 9s Concordance to the Works of Alfred Tennyson, 9s The Chaplefc of Pearls, by the author of the Heir of Redclyffe, 7s 6d Roughing It, by Mark Twain, Is 6d . The Innocents at Home, by Mark Twain, la 6d The Huguenots — the Settlements, Churches, &c, by Samuel Smiles, 7s 6d Live and Learn, a guide to all who wish to speak and write correotly, 3s 6d Te Ika a Maui, by Rev Richard Taylor, 26s 6d Dr Hooker's First Book of Chemistry, 6s 6d Self and Self Sacrifice, by Anna Lisle, 6s 6d ■ Krilof and his Fablee, by W. R. S. Ralston, ( 7s 6d The Horse in the Stable and the Field, by Stonehenge, 15s Tke Log of my Leisure Hours, by an Old Sailor, 2s 6d Humorous Papers, by G. A, Sala, 2s 6d W. LYON. IMPOUNDED in the Tawa Flat public pound, a Bay Mare, branded SS on off shoulder. If not claimed or released, will be sold on Friday, 28th inst, in terms of the Impounding Act. DENNIS RYAN,Poandkeeper. ■j^r it CLAYTON, COIONIAI AfIOHITEOT, Undertakes Private Business. ANY person having CLAIMS against the , estate of tbe late Mrs MARGARET PAUL, of Wellington, must send them to the 'undersigned within one month from this date. JAMES PAUL, Administrator. Cuba street, Wellington, 17th June, 1872.