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Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 189, 22 February 1878, Page 4

. , _. . t ,„ , ii y^^^7T^7^^TS is ew Adyertisements gRUCE COUNTY COTOCIL. Tenders 'will be received at the County Council offices, Milton, until 10-a.ih. on Tuesday, sth March, for the undermentioned works : — V- A «•■ " ,- . . Contract No. 10. — Repairs to Bridge over Nortlv ßranch' of Tokomairiro River, near Milton.' 1 * - : ... Contract No. 11.— Supply oi 300 cubic yards : of metal on road from Howard's Hotel, Glenore, to Bridge in Greek, at Railway Tunnel, Manuka .Creek. - Contract No. 12.— Supply of 100 cubicT yards of metal, on road between Mr Jas. Adam's gate, ancl Bridge over Tokomairiro River, near Milton, i Specification's to be seen at the County I offices. Five per cent, deposit to accompany each tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALEX. NELSON, 87 County Clerk. pOMAHAKA , ROAD BOARD. The Pomahaka District Road Board having complied with the terms of the Public Works Act, hereby giv,e 1 notice, that from and after this date the following road shall be closed : — North and south block line between part of sections 6, 8, and part of 10, block LV., and part of sections 5, 7, and part of 9, block LXII: By order of the Board. WILLIAM DALLAS, Clerk. February 20, 1878. 85 "OROTrIERS Beg to announce to SETTLERS : in tho WAITEPEKA, WAREPA, FUERU ALPORT MOLYNEUX, KAIHIKU, WAIWERA,, and surrounding Districts, That they are BUYERS of OATS AN D WHE AT, in any Quantities ; Also, every description of FARM PRODUCE ; For which HIGHEST PRICES are given. They would also remind Settlers that, ■: with the view of extending their business '"■ both as Buyers. and Sellers, they lately enlarged their premises, and have made important additions to their Stock ; and ! having DAILY COMMUNICATION with DUNEDIN, '. They are now prepared to supply 1 every ) article at the most reasonable rates, They would' call particalar attention to ; their .; , -, 7 L- >. NEW STOCK : OF . '-:/ WINTERACLOTHING- J "■' FLANNELS,' "'/■ I A BLANKETS,.. • ' " 7 DRESS GOODS, 7 " ' WINCEYS,- " •- A 7 < CRIMEAN SHIRTS, 1 ' SOCKS, Etc. Etcfp iv ' | All of unusual value ; ' r Also, to their large and carefully selected r stock of '■'■"■ A BOOTS andSHOES,7 ' ; ' S IRONMONGERY, \ CROCKERY, !t i STATIONERY, 1 G7RXJOERIES, | . Etc.: Etc.- :'AL. >J. : \ r Bras., f AMERCHANTS, LA 1 -•• STOREKEEPERS. <md MILLERS; I , /.' •■ :* WAITEPEKA. clß2| ■ -„., ■• 7 .. w7 . „ ....... -,y — i TO PL O UGH M E JVJ .'• '- •• , 5 .-. - '.'- - • - a , .. M. Wanted a, ploughman. None but com-J| petent hands need apply to p .€>.. »•% I '- A*;noVtC M W. TELFORD, | 40 .-w-.~ • - r ~ Otanomomo, j