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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 768, 17 March 1910, Page 2

GOVERNMENT NOTICES. The Government, despite the fact that "The Dominion" has the largest circulation of, any mdrning paper in the Wellington Province, has decided to boycott the paper so far as Government advertisements are concerned. In order that our readers may not suffer from this grave abuse of Ministerial authority we publish the advertisements below at our own cost. " NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. CARTAGE CONTRACT. WELLINGTON (TIIORNDON), WELLINGTON (LAMBTON), AND TE ARO RAILWAY STATIONS. Head Office, Wellington, 11th March, 1910. WRITTEN Tenders will be received at this office up till Noon of FRIDAY, the 25th MARCH, 1910, for the above contract for a period of three years, from Ist April, 1910. ■ Specification and forms of tender may be obtained at the stations named.. Tenders are to be addressed. to the Minister for Railways, Wellington and marked outside "Tender for Cartage, Contract, Wellington (Thorndon), Wellington (Lambton), and To Aro Stations." Telegraphic tenders will not be received, and no tender will necessarily be accepted. By Order. ' T. RONAYNE, General Manager., TRAINING WALL AT KARAMEA. "SK7RITTEN TENDERS will be received » v at this office until Noon of WEDNESDAY, 30th MARCH, 1910, for thd Construction of a Retaining Wall at Karamea. They are to .-be addressed to the Minister for Public Works, ana markedon £Ke outside "Tender for Karamea Training Wall." Drawings, specification, and conditions of contract may be seen at the Public AVorks Offices, Wellington, Greymouth, Wcstport, and Nelson, and. at the Post ; Offices, Karamea arid Hokitika. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. li. W. HOLJIES, Engineer-in-Chief. Public Works Office, Wellington, 22nd February, 1910. POLICE STATION, MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS. TrantfTTEN. Tenders will be received * » at this office until Noon, of THURSDAY, 31st MARCH, for Alterations and Additions, Police Station, Manners Street, Wellington. They are to be marked on the outside "Tender for Alterations and Additions, Police Station Manners Street, Wellington." Plans and specifications may be seen at this office, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ' " J. D. LOUCH, District Engineer. District Public Works Office, Old Parliamentary Buildings, ■ Wellington, 7th Maroh, 1910. , " NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ' MASTERTON RACES, AT OPAKI, 17th and' ISth AIARCH. TTOI-IDAY EXCURSION -TICKETS, -O- available for return on 21st March, will be obtainable (except where ordinary fares are less) from Woodville, Mauriceville, and intermediate stations, and ivoui To Aro, Greytown, Clareville, and intermediate stations, to Opaki,' on 17th, and by morning' -trains on 18th March. Tickets to Masterton will bo available for break of .journey'at Opaki only. ' Those for Opaki-lit. Masterton only. ■A. special passenger ; train '-tor Otaki Racecourse, stopping if. required at all stations,:'will leave Cross Creek at 9.10. a.m., Greytown 9.40, Masterton 10.57 a.m. A train will leave Masterton at 12.10 p.ta; for' Opaki' Racecourse.,, /Return train will, : leavo Opaki Racecourse at 6.5 p.m. ■. All trains will, if required,- stop opposite Opaki Racecourse for passengers. The 7.50. a.m. Wellington-Woodville train will not, however, take passengers for Opaki, except; from stations south of Cross Creek. ' ' '■■■ By Order. . ELECTION NOTICES. ' LOWER HUTT BOROUGH. : . MAYORAL ELECTION, APRIL, 1910. TO THE ELECTORS. I HAVE much pleasure ill announcing, in response to tho many offers of support I have received, my candidature for the office of Mayor." W. H. RUSSELL. Lower Hutt, 15th March, 1910. WELLINGTON. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD., mO the Electors Wellington, ICarori, : -x- and Miramar.—l beg to tender my sincere thanks for the hearty support accorded';ine in yesterday's election. GEORGE NASH. • . HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION. 1 .TO THE ELECTORS. " T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-I beg to -M Thank all those who voted for me at tho above election, and to assure them that I shall endeavour to deserve the confidence-they have placed in me. : H. VAN STAVEREN. PERSONAL. "JVTOTICE— The Position of Junior Reli porter to the Press Association has been filled. ' ' WANTED. WE have several inquiries for 4, 5, and G-roomed Houses, centrally .■ situated, to Let; Owners pleaso leave us particulars. ' We can find Tenants. Eassbn, Ltd!, 85 Willis Street. WANTED TO BUY. "STTTANTED to Buy, Pair Ladies' BallV" bearing Skates, in good order. Apply "Cheap/' Post Office, Newtown. "SjyANTED,. 1-horse Electric Motor, in. W ' good working condition, oheap. E. F. Jones, Printer, King's Chambers. LOST AND FOUND. T OST, in vicinity of Queen's Wharf, -8-J Small Camera-Bag, containing four dark elides (loaded). Reward. "Zak," Photographer, Willis Street. LOST, Tuesday, on Lambton Quay or ■Willis Street, Lady's Silver Watch. Reward at "Dominion" Office. T OST Friond Found.—We thought we'd AJ lost our mantelpiece, covered by years' deposits from that beastly smoky chimney. One rub with Knoxol brought back his smiling face varnish liko new. Have You tried it ? ■ SS!. ALE. FAR SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. 75 PER CENT. OF THE ALE IMPORTED INTO AUSTRALIA IS REPRESENTED BY McEWi N'S. HEALTHFUL, INVIGORATING, APPETISING, HEALTHFUL, INVIGORATING, APPETISING, IGOO CASES WERE SOLD IN ' MELBOURNE LAST MONTH. ■ VISITORS TO PALMERSTON NORTH ARE INVITED TO VISIT THE AUCTION ROOMS OF MQUNSEY. & CO., Corner Rangitikei and Queen Streets. Hundreds of various articles aro sent in to our Rooms to be sold. We may have the vory article you want. CALL AND GET PRICES. \