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Western Star, 5 February 1924, Page 3

WALLACE COUNTY. j TENDERS. No. 3319—Gravelling Falls Creek Road, Orepuki. 3357—Gravelling Mewton and Fleming Road. 3361—Gravelling McNeill Road. 3370—Maintenance Gravelling from Crusher Morrivale Road, 3379—Forming and , Gravelling Hillside to Manapouri road. 8380—Grading and Gravelling, Sutherland road, Castlerock. 3382 Gravelling Printz road, R.uakine. 3383 Gravelling McLees and Glendinning road. ' 3384 Gravelling till burn, road. 3385 Gravelling Brown and Sheridan road, Ermedale. 3386 Reforming and Grading, Willis and Guise road. '• 3387 Maintenance Gravelling Thorn-bury-Riverton road. 3388 Maintenance Gravelling Otau-tau-Riverton road. 3389 Maintenance Gravelling Thorn-bury-Flints Bush road. 3390 Formation and Blinding Bickley land Wohler’s road. • 3391 Grading Bickley and Frnrser road. 3392 Blinding Haywood and Hamilton road. 3393 Maintenance Gravelling Otautau and Waikouro District roads. 3394 Maintenance Gravelling Hundred Line East of Railway. 3395 Cuttings, Banks, 'Culverts, Mrrrivale to Te Tua road. 3396 Metalling Manson’s road.

i. RENDERS for the above work will ; be received at this office until 12 noon on WEDNESDAY, the 13th ’ day of February, 1924. They, must be addressed to the Chairman and . marked on outside, “ Tender for Contract No. ” (stating number). Specifications and drawings may be seen at the County Office; also for Noe. 3319, at Crowther’s Store, Orei- . puki; 3357, 3379, Dyer’s Store, Mos«T>um; 3361, 3389, 3390, 3391, 3392, Store, Thornbury ; 3370, 8395, Store, Orawia; 3380, Johnson’s Store, Lumsden; 3382, Store, Pahia; 3383, 3384, Post Office, Clifden; 3385, Store, Fairfax, 3386, .3387, 3388, Mr C’asseW Office, Riverton; 3393, 3394, Post Office, Aparima; .3396, Irwin’s shop, Nightcaps., The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. N.B.— A', deposit of 5 per cent, muet accompany each tender. G B. BURNS, County Clerk. Wallace County; Council Office, Otautsiu, 4th. February; 1924. ST. COLUMBA’S CONVENT SCHOOL, RIVERTON. 'J’HE SISTERS OF MERCY wish to remind their pupils that they resumed studies on MONDAY, 4th February. In the School of Music students are taught Piano, Violin, Theory, etc., also a special method of Voice Production that is tieed by the leading artists of the day. RIVERTON ATHLETIC SOCIETY’ AiNNUaITsPORTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. NOMINATIONS Extended to February Bth. : • HANDICAPS will appear in the • .* Southland Times’ on February 11. A \ J. CRAWFORD, D. LITTLE, Secretaries.

TITI ISLANDS. IS'HEREBY GIVEN that a Meeting will be held in the Land Board. Room, Government Buildings, on MONDAY, 18th February, 1924, at 11.15 a.m., in connection with the issue of permits to take Mutton-birds from the Inlands. Persons desiring permits should bo present. 1 ' K. M. GRAHAM, Commissioner of Crown Lands. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS ARE INVITED for the erection at Riverton of OLD PEOPLE’S HOME for the Wallace and ifiord Hospital Board. Plans and specifications may be seen at Riverton with the Secretary, Mr G. O'. Cassels, and at my office, Invercargill, where tenders will be received until 12 o’clock noon on Wednesday, 13th inst. EDMUND E. WILSON, Registered Architect.. MUSIC STUDIO. MISS M. ROBINSON. T ESSONS RESUMED MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. Pupils prepared for Practical and Theoretical Examinations. Princess Street. SOUTHLAND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL. pULL-TIME COURSES supplied in-’ j ADff I COMMERCE, AGRICULTURE, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, MECHANICAL or ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. Free Tuition (including Free Railway Pass) open to—1. Holders of Proficiency, if under j 17 years of age. 2. Holders of Cempetenoy Certificates and other approved pupils, if over 14 years of 'age. j Foe for paying pupiks—£2 per term; ! £5 per session .Enrolments received on THURSDAY, YFRID AY and SATURDAY, January 31st, February; Ist and 2nd, 9 a.in. to 12 noon; 2 to 5 p.m. SCHOOL RE-OPENS, MONDAY, 1 i FEBRUARY 4, 1921, AT IQ A.M.