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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2781, 27 May 1916, Page 2

TENDERS., rrVENDERS are invited for tho Purchase JL , of tlie Goodwill of tlio Business of tho Into CI. I l '. BISHOP, Solicitor, of Marton.' Any information about tlio business can be obtained from tlio undersigned. Tenders Close on 10th .TUNE. E. E. BECKETT,' ... Marton. . TOTARA MILL FOE SALE. . TO MILL OWNERS,-BUSHMEN, AND OTHERS. rNDERS will bo received up. to May! 31st for the Purchase of Mill and Cutting Eights over Sections "8' and 9, Block 11, Hunua Survey District. Bush contains 85 per cciit. Totara. 1 • Full particulars from Bennett and Punch, Ltd., Taumarunui or Rangataua.. Tenders to be addressed to . Bennett and Punch, Ltd., Eangataua. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. LEASE OF SECTIONS. ALTERNATIVE Tenders for 7 and 11 iX years' lease from Ist July, 191G, are invited for tho following sections. Tenders, which will bo received at the Board Office up to NOON,of 20th JUNE, must be on,forms which .will ho snpplied on application. The distances mentioned aro only approximate. The highest of any tender- not necessarily accepted:— ffIJTT COUNTY: Section 4, Block 111, Akatarawa, 4 acres 2 roods; 8 miles from Roikiorangi. Section 1, Block X, Belmont, 2 acres 3 roods 16 perches; WadHington Set- / tlement. Section 95, 11, Paekakariki, 4 acres 0 roods 16 perches; 3 miles from Paekakariki (may be leased in two parts). PETONE BOROUGH: Sections 1 to 13, AVilford Settloment, 1 acre 3 roods.;l perch. Tendors are also invited, and will close at NOON of 20th JUNE, for the follow; t'ng School Residences (conditions from Chairman of Committee)-.— TAWA FLAT—Alternative. Tenders for Residence for Removal, and For Salo' with Land, approximately, quarter-acre, within fenced area. ' HOPUARANGA—SaIe of Residence of 6i.v roonis with, the Section on which it stands, 1 rood 10 perches. G. L. STEWART, . . "; Secretary,. ' TENDERS. . BEAUTIFUL ART-CRATTSMAN ' -DOORS. Every door guaranteed to he niado from timber seasoned at least two years in our own yards, 'Samples may bo seen at Messrs. Odlin and Co., Ltd.. or the Evans-Bar Timber Co. THE WANGANUI SA-SH & DOOR FACTORY & TIMBER CO., LTD., Telegraphic Address: "Doormedalist." WUNDERLICH METAL CEILINGS. ~ * Made-in Wellington, N.Z.' BEAVEE BOAED. MADE OF PURE WOOD FIBRE. BETTER than lath and plaster, for the wall? and ceilings of new or remodelled buildings of every kind. Needs no wallpaper. BRISCOE AND CO., LTD., ; Agents, WM"gton. ■ Expanded METAL XPANDED METAL FOR -REINFORCED. CONCRETE \ CONSTRUCTION. ' 1 EXPANDED STEEL LATHING ' For FIREPROOF WALLS & CEILINGS. EUBEEOID ROOFING, DAMP COURSE AND FLOORING. ' GIANT BUILDING PAPERS. RATNER SAFES AND STRONG-ROOM DOORS. DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF DOOES. EANSOME VER MEHR CONCRETE MIXEES, EUBBER GLASS FOR SKYLIGHTS AND ( VERANDAH ROOFS. GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS AND HARDWARE CO., LTD., . .- Courtenay-Place, Wellington. - ■ W.-A. CHOTE, Farisli Streets 'Phone. 703. <Ci OLDEN BAY CEMENT. broLDEN BAY- .CEMENT. Milburn Lime;' J. ,'.J..CraigV Hydraulic. Lime, Mauriceville Lime, Brunner Fire Bricks, Fire Tiles, ' and - Fire • " Clay, "Chimney Pots, Drain Pipes.

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