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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 95, 24 April 1911, Page 2

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-- NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. IRONWORK FOR FIFTY COAL HOPPER WAGONS. Jltftailway Department," Head ' Office, Wellington, 18th April, 1911. WRITTEN "TENDERS will be received at this Office up to Noon of •Monday, 15th May, 1911, for the Supply "and Delivery of the above Ironwork at f - - ■; - - Drawings, .specifications and forms ot -tender may be obtained 'from the followirtg:— "" J ',~- ' .Locomotive Engineer, Westport Workshops Foreman, Greymouth ' i - - Stationmastsr, in ' Charge, Nelson , _ The Chief Mechanical Engineer, Rail- "*"" ' '. way Buildings, Wellington. . Tenders to.be addressed to The .General .Manager,' New- Zealand R-ailways, \vel- -. . lington, and to be marked on * outside "Tender for Ironwork for Wagons.". The lowest or any tender will not neces- . j B&rily "be accepted, and Telegraphic •Tenders will not be entertained. , , - T. RONAYNE, - : - ' - • "' • ■ General Manager. J •-', WESTPORT HARBOUR BOARD. "' CONTRACT FDE r iuPPLY OF'IRON- . , „...,., BARK TIMBER. - - - > ""^K7I7RITTEN Tenders, addressed to the '' VV Chairman of the Board, will be received 'until Noon of SATURDAY, 29th ■"* 'April, 1911. Specifications and conditions ""."are orTview at Harbour" Board Offices at ""^AVelliflgton, 'Auckland, Dunedin, Christ- " -church, and Westport'." Tho lowest ot any ' - tender may not necessarily be accepted. CHAS. N. GREENLAND, Secretary Westporc Harbour Board. ' 24th March, 1911.' ' »TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, w-.^ ' Eto ■ nfIENDERS are invited for Leasing 'the < ..1 Ground -Floor, 60ft x 100 ft, of build ' ing situated at the comer of Ghuznee and . Marion streets, opposite Te Aro Post - Tenders addressed to Mr. C. Nees, 9, Roy-street, Newtown, from whom all par- - ticukra can be- obtained, will bo received on or before 15th May. " TO BUILDERS. . \~-~ "~* ' r nnENDERS are invited for Reinst'alemen JL of Houee, T"fo. 15, Epuni-street, latelj ' 'damaged by fire, to close on MONDAY; Ist May, at 'Noon. J. CHARLESWORTH, , 1, , , . , Architect. 18, Grey-street. npffINDERS are invited for about 1500fi 2in mON PIPING; also large num ber of IRON HANGERS. "1* '-. -„ Apply • , - ' HILL AND BARTON, LTD., Gornliill-street. - YriNNEAR STEEL - ROLLING SMU'FIEF.S The>.« afford axiple iw..^iiuu linn out t J, U V. Z". L l ,'.,'."r7'.W < S "