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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 175, 9 May 1874, Page 1

sssss NOTI C K . 'TVENIVERS will be received at the Public I Works Office, Tauranga, until Noon of the 9th of May, for the FORMATION of the APPROACH to’ the Cameron, Taupo, and Thames Roads. Specification and general conditions can be seen, and all information obtained, at the Pnblio Works Office on and after Monday, the 27 th instant. Tenders must be made out according to printed form, and accompanied with a deposit of Tea (£10) Pounds sterling, otherwise they will be treated as informal* By order. A. C. TURNER. „ ... __ District Engineer. Public Works Office, Tauranga. 30th April, 1874.

AUCKLAND PRICES Men’s Drapery and Clothing, Per Cross and Murray. r F COBBETT begs to inform the Public of A. Tauranga that he is OPENING- a quantity of BOOTS SHOES of every description, suitable for the Season, made to his express order m Auckland, which will be sold at AUCKLAND PRICES. For Sale, A DESIRABLE QUART® {.ACRE in the XX _ Xownship of fe Papa, Fenced in and under cultivation, being No. 264 of Section 2. For particulars, apply to ANN ROBERTSON, Devonport Road, Tauranga* John Sceats, Ijate of the British Hotel, Quoen>street, Auckland, TTATING bought the ROYAL HOTEL, NewXA market, would like t 6 see old faces. Bay qv Plenty Times and Waikato Times filed. Bay of Plenty Store. FIRTH WEIGLEY, WHOIdSBAXE AKB BBTAIL Draper and General Outfitter, &c., JJAS the honor to inform the public of Tauranga and Surrounding Districts that ho is now OPENING OUT a Large and Varied Assort xuou of Hew Autumn and Winter DRAPERY AND CLOTHING I An Early Inspection la Invited. Orders from the Country promptly attended to. notice. To Up Country Storekeepers and Others. GOODS PACKED to all nartsof tbe District. First-cl ass horses and drivers. Every care taken, and quick dispatch and delivery can be rehed on. Charges moderate, and tuny 5 per cent, lower than any a 1 n^? de of conveyance. Good Saddle Horses always on hire. A competent Guide, well acquainted with the Maori language and the Lakes, to accompany parties when desired. Charges Moderate. By ROBERTSON, Boarding House Keeper, Tauranga, January 2,

\y Al ® ° A ST O B 22. The Advertiser begs to call the attention of the Ira veiling Public to hia largo and varied Stock of Tourists' requisites. .B.“-~Horee Peed always on band. CK PHILIPS, Proprietor.