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TENDERB (WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOAEIh JTU3NDERS for the following Works will J. be received at the Education Board Office up to Noon of WEDNESDAY. 23rd June, 1015:— South Wellington.—Erection of Urinal (in Brick), ft Wellington,—Asphalting East Side of Playground. flails and Specifications mar be seen lit the Eduoation Board Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. , G. L. STEWART, Secretary. Juno 10, 1915. PATEA BOROUGH COUNCIL. fPENDERS will be received by the l'atea Borough Council at the Counoil's Office up to 5 p.m. on MONDAY, JUNE 21st, 1915, for SUPPLYING A 70 H.P. ENGINE AND PUMPING (PLANT. Copies of drawings and specifications twill tw forwarded on application to the (Engineers, if accompanied with a deposit pf one pound. H. W. CLIMIE AND SON, Engineers. Hastings, May 10, 1915. WELLINGTON CITY CORPORATION. ELECTRIC LIGHTING DEPARTMENT. TENDERS will be received at the office of the undersigned up to 4 p.m. on Thursday, the 24th instant, for the supply and delivery of A.C.' Meters for the iElectric Lighting Department. Specifications may be obtained at the Head Office, Harris Street, on receipt of a deposit of One Guinea (Jil Is.), which will be returned on receipt of a bona-fide tenider. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for A.C. Meters, Contract No. 255." J. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 9fch June, 1915. BOROUGH OP GREYTOWN! TENDERS FOR SEWERAGE WORKS. rrtGNDERS marked as such, and reiJ- turned up to 5 p.m. on Friday, 2nd Bay of July, 1915, will be received for the following works Contract No. 2. Trenching and laying of Approximately 6} miles of Pipe Sewers— and including the Construction of a Septic Tank. Plans and Specifications may be seen tat the Engineer's Office, Council Chambers, Greytown. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HORATIO DUDDING, Town Clerk. jCJEPARATE Tenders are invited for the : kJ Purchase of the Two Undermentioned Splendid Dairy Farms, situate on PaTk ißoad, near Carterton, the property of ' (Mr. F. W. Burling. Each farm is com- • jletely equipped with all buildings, is iwsll watered, and being all flat and well j gassed, is an ideal proposition for dairy- j I.' PART OF SECTIONS 126, 129, and ' 132 to 131, containing 75 acres more ' or less. 2. PART OF SECTIONS 120, 130, 132, and 133, containing 68 acres 2 roods 30 poles, more or less. Conditions of tendering, deposit re•guired, and reference to title may be j seen at the office of the undersigned, or < will be supplied on application; and in- | tending purchasers will be shown over the farms by the proprietor. Tenders, adirlressed to the undersigned, and iparked "Tender," will be received up to WED- , INESDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1915, at noon. ] The highest or any tender not necessa-x- < , Sly accepted. ( !THE CARTERTON TRUST & AGENCY j CO., LTD., i Carterton. a jjjiXPANDED ME T A 1.. I ICiXPANDED METAL. • f JOB REINFORCED CONCRETE i CONSTRUCTION. , EXPANDED STEEL LATHING t <®ar FIREPROOF WALLS & CEILINGS. 4 Et'BEROID ROOFING, DAMP COURSE i AND FLOORING. I ? GIANT BUILDING PAPERS. i JBATNER SAFES AND STRONG-ROOM } DOORS. £ DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF DOORS. £ JtANSOME VER MEHR CONCRETE. V SUIXERS, RUBBER GLASS FOR SKY- i LIGHTS AND J VERANDAH ROOFS, £ GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. 1 >{THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS, AND * ' HARDWOOD CO, LTD., * Courtenay Place, Wellington. " ft: - j METAL CEILINGS ■ 'Are Entirely British Manufacture. WILSON AND SEAW. AGENTS: Harris Street. a (Opposite Electric Light Office.) s< WELLINGTON. g 3TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, °- nrar a. choie, i i" • • Farish Street. On Sale— J GOLDEW BAY CEMENT, ! MILBUBN LIMi: AND CEMENT, 5,' MAURICEVILLE LIME. f, • ,h J- CRAIG'S AUCKLAND JfTB. if r LIME, FIRE BRICK, and TILES, ? 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