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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 74, 20 December 1919, Page 2

BOARD AND RESIDENCE. 0 LET, siiiglo furnished detached room lor gents. 137-Upper Ducn 3 t r ee 1. . - OIVIL Servant requires Board from v/; January 3. Apply "X.M., c/o "Dominion." nnO LET, SOtli, superior fronli Bed-sit--1 ting-room, Torracc, 3 minute Qwi.V, business gentle man.- 'Phone 3957, QEASIDE Board and Residence, IlarlO ston Hall, Kilbirnie. Under now manager. Telephone 3724.- 1 short 1 long; W~ ANTEDTby, young tradesman; i*W hoard and residence; single room; centa'al; 30s. "'Permanent," e/o'"Dominion." TSTARTED, after iholidayfl, Boar(l-E<wi-' • t' donco (wiOli family], fur youth servingapprenticeship, vicinity ilataitai. _"Cf.P.," e/o "Dominion.' VOUNCr Business Man requires from 1 New Year Board, Lodging, or Room; good home; conveniont'city; Hataitai preferred. Reply, "Comfortable, c/o "Dominion." ._ ANTED, Gentleman, with wife,-two 7* children' (11, G), Board and ]}«i----ilcnee on farm near water, lor thico weeks, January. Terms and parhc-ilavs to "Wellingtbnian," c/o "Dominion.'' U DTLA ND PRIVATE'' HOTEL, Dominion avenue (Piimmer's Steps). Under .new management. ■This new, first-class Private Hotel is now open to. receivo Guests. Two- : bathrooms on each floor, excellent, cuisine. Commanding view from roof garden of Wellington and Harbour. Terms moderate. R: SKILLING, Proprietor, Late The Mansions. 'Phono 028. ORIENTAL PRIVATE' HOTEL, the new, well-lighted, cool brick buildin?, which 19 on the latest and most approved lines, containing." every" essential i for the comfort' and' welfare'of guests.! [ electric light; excellent cuisine. Country visitors specially-catered for; C. THROSBY, Proprietor.' 'Phone 21-25' J. Telegrams, "Kiosk." ONBANK PRIVATE HOTEL (corn*! Diton' Street and Tho Terrace)..few minutes'froni Post Office. view city and harbour. Tariff; Bs. per day; or .£2 ss. per v/eelt. Permanent ny: ar rangement. 'Phone'. 185!). Tennis court: MRS. MAXWELL, (Lite Maxwell's Tearooms), Proprietress." WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. /pIOMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION. V half a minute from Tambton Station: Excellent Cuisine, Moderate' Tarlif, Early Breakfast if r oj A y ' 9 Mnlgravo Street, Wellington. 'Phone 2153. ' TENDERS. ESTATE OF T. G. MACAETHY—DE- ■ CEASED. TENDERS FOR A LEASE OE THETERMINUS HOTEL, PICION. rNDERS, to close at the office of the Local Deputy Public Trustee Ballanca' Street, Wellington, at NOON on THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1920, are invited for a' lease for seven (7) years' ol the properly known as the Terminus Hotel, Picton. The hotel is of three stories, new. up-to-date, commodious, and convenient, being excellently situated, close to the new wharf. The successful tenderer will be rerinued to purchase tho furniture in the hotel at a valuation. ■ ■Conditions of Tender and draft Lease may be inspected and forms ol teiuloi obtained at the offices of tho Local JJuputv Public Trustees, Wellington, Auck'and, Christchurch, and Blenheim. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . ' CHARLES 7iACITARIAH, Local Deputy Public' Trustee, Wellington.. TENDERS FOR MAIL STEAM; SERVICE TO CHATHAM ISLANDS; General Post Office, Wellington, December 1, 1919. A LTERNATIVE' Tenders will lie received at this office Jttft til Nooti on THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, .1920, foi the conveyance of mails once every two months, by steamer, to and from ths Chatham Islands, calling at such phees, inclusive of Pitt Island, in the Group as may be determined upon by the Post-master-General, for' two or three yeais from March 1, 1920, with Lyttelton or Wellington as the port of departure and the pnrt of arrival. Tenders, which must state the maximum passenger' fares and freight charges oriiposed to 1)3 levied to and- from the Chatham Islands, are to be endowed "Tenders for Chatham Islands Mail Service," and addressed to the Secretai'}, G.P.0., Wellington. Names, tonnage, and liorse-power of. steamers proposed to foe used to be The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. R vgm Secretary. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. TEKDERS EOR KLKC nilC CARS AND EQUIPMENT. LENDERS will be received by the unit. dersigiied up till 5 o'clock p.m. on JUiND'-VY, APRIL 26, 1920. 'or tile sv.ppK "and delivery of (a) ELECTRIC CaR 13(1 DIES, (b) CAR TRUCKS, a..d (c) C Vl; EOUiI'MENT, according to plans and specifications, which may 1» seen at the Oliicc of Hie City Electrical Engineer Car Depot, Market Street. Separate tenders for either Car Bodies, Truc.;s, or Equipment will bo considered. Copies oi specifications and plans will be iurnished at a ciharga of ,81, winch sum w.ll be refunded upon receipb ot ft hona-iKie ien(icr - . G. A. LEWIS, , Town Clerk. Duncdin, December VI, I'lIS. PUBLIC WOK KB, NEW ZEALAND. MIDLAND RAILWAY—ARTHUR'S . PASS SECTION. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CONTRACT. WRITTEN TENDERS. for the above Contract will be received by the Secretary to the Tenders Board, at the Public Works Office, Wellington up til NOON nf JUNE 30, 1920. Plans aw .■•cifica lions may b? seen at the Head Office of the Department, Government Buildings, Wellington and arrangements will he made to furnish bona-hilc tenderers with copies of the plrilis and siu'cifications. Tenders are to be marked on the outside. "Tender, Electrical I'-iuinmcnt Con met. Midland..Railway. The lowest or any particular tender not necessarily accepted. R. W. HOLMES, Engineer-in-Chicf. Public Works Department, Wellington December 15, 1919. BU IT. nEUS, C A BINETM A KEH S, PLUMBKHS. COACHBUTLDERS. WE carry large Seasoned Stocks of all New Zealand Timl>ers, and lmye inst landed 50,(H:9 feet Australian Bluegiini and Hardwood, 10.0C0 YDL. Ilobnrtown palings. _ City Timber Yard and .Planing Mills, 225 Taranaki Street, and at Clyde Quay, Ilutt Valley Timber Yard, Mill, mid Hardware Store. Late Hart, Udy. Main' Ilutt Road, between Petohc and Hutt. Wo "lock ithd specialise in Builders', Cabinetmakers', and Plumbers' Hardwore. Agents for Murphy Bros., Drain Pip's and Chimneypots, etc. Before huildiii" inspect the showrooms of tho C AND A. ODL7N TIMBER AND HARDWARE CO. LTD., Cablo Street, Wellington. . A] VLTHOID MAKES A PERMANENT ROOF! BEVR-in mind that Ma'lttioid possesses great durability in all weathers and climes. It makes a permanent roof-. If treated with a coat of Malthoid Roof Coating even- four veal's, MaHboKl will outlast) tho building it covers-without this coaling it will outlast any prepared roofing of a similar character. QUALITY DIGIT-FREIGHT LOW! AUBREY GUALTER AND CO., FcalliQrston Street, \\ clliuytoii.