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Dunstan Times, Issue 1206, 10 April 1885, Page 2

CONTRACTS -130. Messrs M'NnUy and BaMinne, L 327 6a, accented 5 Felix Pox, 1332 16», Patrick Cahill 1492 10s. declined. 131. M’Nnlty and B thune. L 154 Bs, accepted ; Felix Po*. L 291 13s. declined. 132 Waldo and Barclay, L 45, accented ; Feix Pox, L 56 IT'* 41. CSqnhart snl Muir. I 80, declined 133. Waide and Barclay, L 05, accepted ; Pidi* Fax, L 139 16a Id. Urqahart and Muir, Ll4O, declined. 134 G. Gaudier, L 99 17»6d, Heo'ined. 135. James Ritchie. 1.197, accepted ; G. Gan dier, L3OO. Cavanatih and Muir. L 290 declined, (136 D. Moran, 1265, accepted; J. K. Atkins, UO7 ; John O. Ohanrle, I 391) 12*. J. Gorri all, L 331 10s. P. M‘Doaaid, L 319 Is 6d. Giles Talty, L 260 7s 7d, Patrick Toomey, L 293 5* declined. The rev. j. Lothian win hold Hivine Service as follows : Sunday, April 12. Alexandra ...' ... ... 1130 a.m. Clyde ... ... 330 p.m. Alexandra.. ... ... :7p.m. Sunday, April 19. Alexandra ... ... ... 11.30 a.m. Clyde 3 30 n.m. Alexandra . ..7pm. ST RAKER, DENTIST, May be Consulted at Dickie’s Hotel, Clyde, FOR A PEW DAYS. And at Tinkers daring following week for Two or Three Days. IRE I N S! U RANG E. The Undersigned is prepared to consider Proposals for Risks against Fire over Farm Buildings and tacks GEORGE FACHE, Clyde. V. B. PUBLIC WORKS, NEW ZEALAND. CONSTABLE’S HOUSE, LOCK-UP, and FENCING CONTRACT AT ALEXANitRA. VINCENT COUNTY, WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this Office until Noon of TUESDAY, ihe 21st vpiii, 1885, to- the above Contract Th y are to be marked ou the outside “ ' ender for Constable’s House, Lockup, and Fencing Contract at Alexandra,” and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Dunedin. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions mar be seen at this Office and at 'he Police Stations at Alexans dra and Cromwell. The lowest or a iv Tender not necessarily accepted. By command.

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