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This.train will stop as at present up to and including Featherston. After leaving Featherston it will stop only at Woodsido, Carterton, Maslterton, Ivopiiranga, Hauriceville, Mangamalioe, Eketahuria, llukanui, Puhiatua, and at Jlangatainoka to take up or sot down passengers. This train will also stop at Matarawa, Daicfield, Clarevile, and Solway only to set down passengers from Wellington, Petone, and Lower Hutt, and at Mangamaire to set down passengers from Wellington, Masterton, and intermediate stations. . , „ , The present 10.0 a.m. Wellington-Wood-ville train .will run as follows:—WellingIton' dep. 9.55 "a.m., Kaiwarra 10.1. Ngahnuranga 10.8, Petorie 10.25, Lower Hutt 10.38,1 Haywards 11.3, Upper Hutt 11.43, Weodville arr. 19.10 p.m. • The present 4.15 p.m. Wellmgton-Mas-teron train mil run as follows:— Wellington dep. 4.25 p.m., Lower Hutt 4.46. Upper Hutt 533, Masterto'n arr. 8.45 p.m. _ The present 1.30 p.m. Wellington-Lower Butt train will leave Wellington at 4.3j, Kaiwarra 4.40, Ngahauranga 4.45, Petono 4.53, Lower Hutt arr. 4.57 p.m. The present 5.29 p.m. Wellington-Lower Hutt train will leave Wellington at 5.27 mm., Kaiwarra 5.32. • Ngahauranga 5.37,' Petone 5.45, Lower Hutt 5.49 p.m. SUNDAY .TRAINS. " TE ARO-UPPER HUTT. The present 11.1 a.m. Upper Hutt-Te Aro train will leave Upper Hutt 11.0 a.m., Haywards 11.19, Lower Hutt 11.39, Petone ,11.43, Ngahauranga 11.51, Kiuivarra 11.56, Wellington arr. 12.1 p.m., dep. 12.3, le Aro arr. 12.10 p.m. „ . 1 The present 4.57 p.m. Upper Hutt-Te Aro train will leave Upper Hutt 5.0 p.m., Lower Hutt 5.45, Petone 5.49, Ngahauranga 5.57, Kaiwarra 6.2, Wellington arr. 6.7, dep. 6.10,; Te Aro arr. 6.17 p.m. The present 10.24 a.m. Te Aro-Upper Hutt tTain will run as at present to Lower Hutt,' depart inclusive, hut leave Haywards 11.18, a.m.,: Upper Hutt arr. 11.36 a.m. 1 j For full particulars see poster timetaWcS' BY ORDER.

TENDERS. nnENDERS are invited up to SATUK--1 DAY, October 31,1914, for the Dram■aee of Two Houses according to the City By-laws,, in Hanover Street, Wadestown. . Address P.D.WILTON, C.o. Mrs. Portman, Wadestown. OHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. , ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. It is hereby notified that the time for receiving • Tenders for Insulators and Lamps has been extended until 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, the-sixth, day of November, 1914; ■ , - , H. R. SMITH, Town Clerk. Christchurch,. 2Sth October, 1914. TENDERS FOR LEASE. mENDERS in writing, addressed to Mr. X Horton Bright, Iti Street, Otaki, will be received up to 12 o'olock noon of the second day of No-ember, 1914, for the lease .of two Sections of farm land at ie Horo, tailed Lots 1 and 2. ' Lot 1 comprises approximately 904 acres and .10 perches and Lot 2 approximately 638 acres and' 24 perches. ; lil© two Lota are adjoining and are situate aoout 2 miles from the Te Horo Railway Station, on the "Main County Road, and are at present in the occupation, of Mr. P. A. Gillies. The above lands comprise a large area of excellent sleep country consisting of good terrace land and grassed sandhills. There aire valuable flax swampa on the property producing a quantity of milling flax. . : A considerable aTea of Lot 2 is suitable for dairying. Tenders will be received for the lease for the term of eight years of eitner Lot separately, or for both Lots together. ; . Tenders must state the highest amount of rent per annum ,that will be paid for each Lot. If a" tender is received and accepted for-both Lots together, possession can be given on 18th November, 1914, from which date the, term of. the lease will run. If a. tender is received' and accepted for any' one of the Lots singly, possession-will be given on, arid the term of the lease will run from, 18th Deoember, 1914,. "out the successful tenderer may previously'enter on to his. Lot for the purpose of erecting fences or doing other improvements on the land. Particulars and Conditions of Lease,.and plan of the land,' can bo seen at the office, of Geo. H. Harper, Solicitor, Mill Road, Otaki. - The highest, or any .tender, not neces-sarily-accepted; Persons ■ desirous of viewing the land should communicato with Mr. Horton Bright.-Iti Street'Otaki.: ••

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