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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2358, 14 January 1915, Page 3

TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited up to noon of THURSDAY, 21st Inst., for Additions and Alterations to Building in Briiudon Street. Plane, etc., at my office. JOHN S. SWAN, F.N.Z.1.A., Architoct (Registered). Woodward Street. WANTED, Tenders for Grazing, 18 acres Rape, ready end January, and IS acres three weeks later; also 9 acres Swedes, and 18 acres soft Turnips, on Sharpe and Son's Farm, 2 miles from Halcombo; inspection invitod. Directions from Stationmaster. Address tenders, Loan and Mercantile, Wnngaiiui. TENDERS INVITED FOR STOCK AT RAETIHI. HAVING decided to relinquish Business atßaetihi, I have decided to call for Tenders for the whole of my Drapery and Clothing Stock. Tenders to close on tho 21st day of January. Stock Sheets can bo inspected on the premises at Raetihi. A Lease of the Premises can be arranged for a term of years. F. LOVEDAY, C.o. Box 139, P. 0., Wanganui. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. TENDERS for the following Works will be received at the Education Board up to NOON of THURSDAY, 21st January ISLAND BAY—Additions to Infants* School. SOUTH WELLINGTON—Open-air class room. Plans and specifications may bo Been, ait the Education Board Office. Tho lowest or any tenders not necessarily accepted. G. L. STEWART, Secretary. TO BUILDERS. . TENDERS are invited for the _ Reinstatement (three stories in brick) of the Phoenix Hotel, Palmerston. North, for A. D. Kennedy, Esq. Plans and Specifications may be 6een at the offices of Messrs. Barraud and Abraham, Palmerston North, and at my office, Wellington. Tenders close at my office on Tuesday, the 26th inst., at noon. J. It. DAWSON, F.N.Z.1.A., Brandon Chambers. Architect. SALVAGE FIRE STOCK. BING, HARRIS AND CO., LTD. (Dunedin) invite Tenders for the STOCK SALVAGED FROM THE FIRE IN THEIR DUNEDIN WAREHOUSE, consisting of GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHIN'.i, WOOLLENS, FANCY GOODS. Conditions and terms of tenders may be seen at their WELLINGTON WAREHOUSE. Copies of 6tock sheets will be available and the salvaged stock will be on view at the Dunedin Warehouse on and after Wednesday, the 13th January. Tenders close at Dunedin AT 11 A.M. SATURDAY, 16th JANUARY, 1915. Exclusively for the trade. nno BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. A W, A, CHOTE. Farifih Street. On Sale— GOLDEN BAY CEMENT, MILBURN LIME AND CEMENT. MAURICEVILLE LIME. J. J. CRAIG'S AUCKLAND HYD. LIME, FIRE BRICK AND TILES, FIRIJ CLAY, CHIMNEY-POTS, Eto. METAL. CEILINGS. Are Entirely .BRITISH MANUFACTURE. . WILSON AND SHAW, Agonta, Harris Street (opp. Electric Light Office). Expanded metal. XPANDED METAL. FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION. EXPANDED STEEL LATHING For FIREPROOF WALLS & CEILINGS. RUBEROID ROOFING, DAMP COURSE AND flooring: GIANT BUILDING PAPERS. RATNER SAFES AND STRONG-ROOM DOO2S. DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF DOORS. RANSOME VER MEHR CONCRETE. MIXERS, RUBBER GLASS FOR. 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It buildi bonni© b&bidi. „ * Aikvour doctor. 8 COMPENSATION CLAIM AN INTERESTING CASE. Ilßy Telegraph.—Press Association.) Dunßdin, January 13. Judgment ha.s been given by the Arbitration Court in an interesting compensation claim heard at Oamaru recently. The plaintiff (Smith), a painter and paperhanger, was engaged to work, for the defendant (Frith) at a place three miles from Oamaru Post Office. By the terms of the award plaintiff's employment began when he reached a point a mile and a half from work and ended when he reached the same point on Jiib way home. While plaintiff was returning from work and before reaching tho point at which his employment ended, the bag in which he was carrying his lunch got between his knee and. the handlebars of-his cycle, causing Kim to fall and fracture an arm. The .defence denied liability on the ground that tho accident did not arise "out of his employment." Tho Court, in its judgment, said the case was complicated by the faot that plaintiff was carrying a bag on a bicycle which was the cause of the accident, but it was reasonable that he should carry his luncheon in such a bag. The case was on the border lino, but the Court was of opinion that the accident arose "out of his employment," and plaintiff was entitled to judgment. Plaintiff , had been able to do light work for some time past and was awarded half wages from the date of the accident to October 12, 10a. weekly from October 12 to December 15. Defendant was also declared liable to pay 10s. weekly from that dato. according to the piovisions of the Act. It pays to check your baggage through ns. Uncheckcd baggage moaiis troublo, worry, and risk of loss without compensation. Try our system. We take out ticket, collect baggage, check on, meet on arrival, and deliver at once. N .Z. Express Co., Ltd,, 57-91 Cuytom Kouw QJLthti -