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TENDERS. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. ISSUE OF DEBENTURES FOR £150,000 at 5£ * PER CENT. PER ANNUM. THE WELLINGTON. HARBOUR BOARD invites tenders for purohase of 1500 Debentures of Ono Hundred Pounds (£100) each. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES. INTEREST at rate of FIVE POUNDS ' TEN SHILLINGS per cent, per annum. ■ DEBENTURES earn interest from the date of receipt by Board of the amount of tender. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST pay-, ablo half-yearly-free ofexohango, I at any Branch of The National Bank of. New Zealand, Limited, , in the Dominion. REPAYMENT of Debentures *28th February, 1910. TRUST FUNDS ore authorised'to bo invested in these Debentures. Copies of Prospectus and forms of Tender may be obtained!at any Branch of The National Bank \of Now Zealand, Limited, throughout the Dominion. All tenders are to be fbrwarded to the Secretary of the Board, from whom can ' be obtained forms of Prospectus and Tender and any further information that may be desired. H. E. NICHOLLS, Secretary. Harbour Board Office, Wellington, ! P.O. Box 938,. >, August 2, 1920. TENDERS FOR LEASE OF DAIRY FARM. rjIENDERS are invited for a sub-lease 1 for 'a term of 4 years of about . 9G acres of rich river flat at Konini, being part Sootion 32, Block XI, Manga- • hao Survey District. The buildings ' comprise a 4-roomed cottage and milking shed. TENDERS to state the amount of the annual rental offered and to be accompanied by a marked cheque for 10 per cent, of the amount thereof. Tenders to be sent in on, the: form provided, and to be lodged at the office of the undersigned not later than 12 o'clock noon of TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1920. Particulars and conditions of tender and of sub-lease may be inspected and forms of Tender obtained at the office of MESSRS. SMITH & M'SHERItY, Solicitors, Pahiatua. BREAD, MEAT, AND FRESH MILK FOR FEATHERSTON CAMP. rpENDERS, closing noon, W'EDNESA " DAY, AUGUST 11, 1920, _at the office of the uridersigned, are invited for the Bupply and delivery to Supply Officer, Featherston Camp, of Breaa, Meat, nnd Fresh Milk, for the period ending November 30, 1920. . 1 Tender forms and conditions of contract mav be obtained on application to this office. . if . * P. N. WILLIAMS ' Officer in Qharge, N.Z. Militnry Supplies Purchase Office. P.O. Box 106, Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH'BOROUGH ' COUNCIL. ' TENDERS 1120 FT. OF 541 N. STEEL PENSTOCK PIPE AND FITTINGS. rNDERS are invited and will be received by tho undersigned up till noon on SATURDAY, the 28th day of AUGUST, 1920, for the Supply, Delivery and Ereotion of 1120 feet of 54in. Steel 1 Penstock Pipe and Fittings. Specifications, conditions, plans, etc., may be seen at the Borough/ Council offices, New Plymouth; at the City Council offices, Wellington; or at the offices of the Consulting Engineers,' Messrs. Blair Mason and Lee, New Plymouth. | ■ Copies of the plans and specifications • may be obtained from tho undersigned I upon payment of the sum of Three j Guineas. i F. T. BELLRINGER, 1 General Manager, New Plymouth Borough Council. : , WHAKATANE BOROUGH COUNCIL. : rpENDERS, addressed to •' the . Town Clerk, Whakatane, are invited for the following clectrical equipment:— /Section "A"—Generator and Exciter SccCiun "B"—Panels or Generator; Exciter and Sub-stations. Section "C"—Outdoor Type Transformers. i Sections "D and E"—lnsulators. Sections "F, G, and H"—Wire & Cable. Section "I"—Service, Meters. . i Section "J"—Street ' Lighting Equip- ! nient. , i Also quotations for Testing Instruments. The Specifications inay bo 6een at tho' offices of the Town Clerk, Whakatane,, Toogood, Jones nnd Holmes, N.Z. Insur- • ance Buildings, Auckland; Toogood, Jones and Holmes, 11 Grey Street, Wellington; and. J. R. Templin, Christchurch; or copies will be forwarded on receipt of , sum of 2s. Gd. per section. Tenders close October 1, 1920. —: : ] HARDWOODS. HARDWOODS. AUSTRALIAN HARDWOODS NOW I A • IN STOCK, IRONBARK, SPOTTED GUM, RED GUM, 1 Etc. Eto. THE C. AND A. ODLIN TIMBER a HARDWOOD CO., LTD. Head Office: Cable Street, Wellington. : ] «mHE BEST BY TEST OF TIME." * The opinion of builders and practical men tho world' over. S MALTHOID. I is the best roofing Scientifically fabricated, cheaper. Better than iron, free from fish oil and animal fat. Particulars gladly furnished. • i AUBREY GUALTER AND CO., 149-151 Featherston Street.- _ RAWL PLTJGS. FOR Fixing Screwn into concrete, stonowork, brickwork, tiles, iron, plaster; makes a stronger- job; takes onefourth the time; makes a neater, cleaner, and stronger job tliaa wooden plugging. Good stocks kept. FRANCIS HOLMES, 248 Lambton Quay, Wellington. '1 P.O. Bow iI2L