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TENDERS. • TO BUILDERS. j "TENDERS are invited for the Erection 1 iu brick of the new WIIYTK'S HOTEL, FOXTON. Plaus and specifications may lio obtained al tin , temporary hotel premises, or at the office of the Architect. Sealed and endorsed lenders to arrive I not later than Noon on WEDNESDAY, ! AUGUST 13, and to be mldnvsod '» I WILLIAM FIELDING, F.N.Z.'L.A., Registered Architect, "Evciiins; Post" Building"/, Wellington. Wellington harbour board. (JOXTKACT NO. 171-IMI'ITEA WHARF rinEXIIERS will be received up to 5 1 o'clock p.m. ou WEDNESDAY, SEP'IT.MBKK 21, VJlil, at Ilia Uliice of the Board for the construction of a Reinforced Concrete Wharf, having a mean length of alwiit 91t3 font (i inche.s and a width of ISO feet G inches, carried on reinforced coiicru'.e piles. Tenders should be in olosfd envelopes, addressed to the Chairman, and endowed outside "Tender for Ccnlraet Xo. IVl.** i Plans, Specification;, Schedules and Conditions of Tender may be seen (and forms of tender, etc., may be obtained) during oiiice hours at the Office of the Chief Engineer io the Board. The lowest or any tender nol necessarily accepted. .11. E. NICHOLLS. Secretary. - Harbour Board Office, Wellington, N.Z., June 26, 1919. STERLING VARNISH CO., Alexandria, Sydney, N.S.W. . PR]MOIL: The perfected Primer. Superior Gloss Oil. Will not net up or thicken Paint. DRYOL: Tho durable Oil Dryer. .■ Sterling Oak durable Elastic Vurnish for general purposes. Sterling Knotting and lerebine lui'i no equal. New Zealand Agent— HARRY A. JENKINS, Baker's Buildings, Wellington. P.O. Box 778. Telegrams—"Metallic." BXP A N D E D M E T A L FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION, EXPANDED STEEL LATHING For l ' FIREPROOF WALLS and CEILINGS, ■ RUBEROID ROOFING. DAM"I' COURSE ' AND FLOORINGS. . GIANT BUILDING PAPERS. . RATNBR SAFES AND STRONG-ROOM s DOORS. . ■ DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF. DOORS. - RANSOME VEK MEHR CONCRETE MIXERS. OI.SINA WATER. PATNT. r GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. ' ■ THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS AND HARDWARE CO.. LTD., Courtenay Place, Wellington. I BEAVER BOARD :> For ' Walls and Ceilings. . . Extensive Range of Sizes .in Stock: . - Al=o, ■1 "OEAVER GREEN BOARD. f XJ for Schopls, etc., has superseded f Blackboard; more restful to'the eyes. Used in Scots College, Wellington Col- - lege, Queen Margaret's College, and miiny other educational institutions. BRISCOE AND C 0.,. LTD., Wellington. S HYDRAULIC LIME. HYDRAULIC LIME. MORTAR made with Hydraulic Limo ie elaetic and strong. Almost equal f to Cement. Good stocks always available • at shortest notice. Price !/- bag ex store. FRANCIS HOLMES, 10 Woodward Street, Wellington. 'Phone 208. TO BUILDERS AND ARCHITECTS. IF yon have not received a copy of our new Door Catalogue, kindly drop us a postcard. THE WANGANUI SA'SH AND DOOlt FACTORY & TIMBER CO., LTD. . 1 ■- ' ■ , MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR BALE. DODGE BROTHERS' CAR, FOR SALE. 1 m 8 MODEL, 5-seater; electric lights .J-«)JLO lllu i eelf-fttiu'tcr; rear windshield ; nicely painted in bronze green; . condition equal to now. i'lirther parliculars apply to G. W. Lawrence, represent- " ing Magnus, Sanderson aud Co., Ltd., ? 'Phono 302. ' AN OPPORTUNITY TO FORD . . OWNERS. 1 rpHE Marvel Carburettor, special Ford J. Type, gives more mileage lor- less fuel. Sold on 30 days' free trial, guaranteed. Money back if not satisfactory. Price, J.'s. A. Y. MILLAR, Bergougnan Tyre and Motor Accessories Depot, Queen Street, Masterton._ BUSINESS NOTICES. T E V lAT II A N HO TEL d JU (Nearly Opposite Railway Station), DUNEDIN, THE FAVOURITE HOUSE With the Travelling Public. Is — Eleolric light in every bedroom. Hot baths can be had at all hours .- Free of Charge to Visitors and Boarders. MODERATE CHARGES. Country visitors are reminded that if only- in Town for the Day they can obI tain a Good Lunch from 12 to 2. i- I Fi-c Escapes Throughout' the Building, e. Night and Day Porters. e All communications to f . JAMES CONNOR, e Telephone G7. P.O. Box 112. J j _ astor house, qilver' grtll and supper •O , ROOMS. (Opposite Empress Theatre, Willis St.) 'Redecorated and cleaned throughout. Luncheon, 12 to 2 p.m., Teas and Supper from f> to 12 p.m. s I OPEN SUNDAYS a TO 9 p.m. i I ASTOR HOUSK. 7 ARGEST STOCK Ol\ SCOTCH J J.i GRANITE MONUMENTS in DoI minion. Absolutely the best Granite in i>! tho world—iiii colours. Erected in any s -nit of the Dominion. l-'nRTHKH LAHtil'. SHIPMENT OX THE WAY. T, G. HOAR AND SONS, Monumental Sculptors, Masterton. PAPISRHANOINGS AND PAINTS. WE have For Sale the Latest Desig'.is iu Wall Papers Inspection invited. ' \lso, a Largo Stock nl RaiUiay'n Best s Canndi»n Piuiit. fvom Us. lo lill.s. iicr Im- ' v.iriul Gailou. T. A. WELLS, 'Phono SS3. 1-iSii .tlnniiprs Street WU. P H I L P, " Cornhill Street, House, Window, and Office-Cleaning j j Contractor. Carpets Cleaned ami Beaten by Machinery. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. '• I Telephone 8252 (3 rings). '! "OIGINbACK Dinlngroom Suite, 1 Setd XX tee, 2 'Armcliairs, i Small Chairs s (slip-on', seats), ,£6 6s. Jas. Hyndmnn, i 'M Cuba Street (lato Richardson Bros.).