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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2431, 9 April 1915, Page 3

TENDERS. are wanted Ijy the Wellington "Woollen Manufacturing Company, Ltd., for the Erection ot two Brick ami Concrete Lavatories at the Woollen Mills, i'etone. Specifications may be seen at the mill. Tenders will close on the I'it'll inst., at the Company's Office, Wellington. A. E. DONNE, Secretary. Wellington, "tli April, IDIS. TO BUILDERS. _ ' nnENDERS are invited for the Erection (in brick) of Storage Premises, off Taranaki Street, for Messrs. J. B. Clarkson and Co., Ltd. Plans and Specifications at my office, where Tenders close at Noon of FRIDAY, 16th April, 1915. J. M. DAWSON, E.N.Z.1.A., 20 Brandon Street. Architect. WELLINGTON CITY CORPORATION. fTIENDERS will be received at the office -1 of the undersigned up to 4.0 p.m. on THURSDAY, 6th May, 1915, for the supply and delivery of Overhead Lino Ma, terial for the Tramways Department. Specifications may be obtained at tho Tramways Head Office, Harris Street, on payment of a fee of ono guinea (£1 is.), which will be refunded, on receipt of a. bona-iide tender. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Overhead Line Material, Contract No. 246." R. TAIT, Acting-Town Clerk. Bth April, 1915. WELLINGTON CITY CORPORATION. TENDERS will be received at the office of the undersigned up to 4.0 p.m. on THURSDAY, 6th Mayi 1915, for the supply and delivery of Gear Wheels for the Tramways Department. Specifications may be obtained at tho Tramways Head Office, Harris Street, on payment of a deposit of one guinea (J!l Is.), which will be refunded on receipt of a bona-fide tender. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Gear Wheels, Contract 250." J NO. R. PALMER, Town Clork, Oth April, 1915. . ESTATE OP TIMOTHY CORBY, of Seddonville, near Westport, Deceased. ' WRITTEN Tenders, accompanied by a deposit of 2$ per cent., addressed to the undersigned, are invited up to 20th APRIL, 1915, at Noon, for Purchase of all or any of the Properties undermentioned. Envelopes should be endorsed "Tender re Corby's Estate." Tho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. '1) Section 1, Block VII, Kongahu, 275 acres, L.1.P., Bush. Subject to Government mortgage, .£.IOO. (2) Section 2, Block VII, Kongahu, 141 acres. L.1.P., 100 acres in grass, re- . mainder bush. (3) Section 9, Block VII, Kongahu, 455 acres. , Renewable Lease, Bush. (4) Part' Section, Block XV, Mokihinui, 101 acres, Freehold. All fenced and grassed. Two cottages, 6 and 4 rooms, cowshed, and other outbuildings and improvements. Subject to Government mortgage, J6IOOO, and private mortgage, .£l5O. Inspection invited.- Further particulars on application. J. J. MOLONY, Solicitor, Weatport. XPANDED M E T A ].. XPANDED METAL. FOE REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION. EXPANDED STEEL LATHING For FIREPROOF WALLS & CEILINGS. EI'BEROID ROOFING, DAMP COURSE AND FLOORING. GIANT BUILDING PAPERS.RATNER SAFES AND STRONG-ROOM DOORS. DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF DOOES. EAN SOME VER MEHE CONCRETE. MIXERS, EUBBEK GLASS FOE SKYLIGHTS AND VEEANDAH EOOFS, GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS, AND HARDWOOD CO., LTD., Courtenay Place, Wellington. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. WA. C H 0 T E, • Farish Street. On Sale— GOLDEN BAY CEMENT, MILBF7RN LlM'il AND CEMENT, MAURJCEVILLE LIME, i. J CRAIG'S AUCKLAND t£Yl>. LIMB, FIRE BRICK, and TILES, FIRE CLAY, CHIMNEY POTS. etc. METAL CEILINGS Ara Entirely British Manufacture, WILSON AND SHAW. AGENTS: Harris Street. (Opposite Electric Light Office,) WELLINGTON. " IRON roofs And EXPOSED IRON or STEELWOEK should be primed with TOCKOLITH to prevent rust and decay attacking the metal. FRANCIS HOLMES Woodward Street, Wellington 10 AGAE'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH WOOD-WOEKING MACHINERY; catalogues, quotations. Sole Agents. HENRY F. 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