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Evening Star, Issue 3472, 9 April 1874, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED Known, that E. Stokes, Tailor, &0., George street, has one of the finest and beat assorted Stocks of Tweeds and Coatings, for present and Summer wear, and invites all true judges to a comparison as to and price. His lone practical experience has secured him a well-established reputation for the quality, fit, style, and workmanship of his garments. Next British Betel, George street. WANTED Known—W. Allan, having taken Otago Dyeworks, is now prepared to Dye for the Ladies ; gloves, feathers, furs, cleaned and dyed. Wanted Known Blankets, carpets, cleaned and colors renewed ; velvets, silks, cotton and woollen, cleaned and dyed. Wanted Known *ll kinds of skins cleaned, dyed; sheepskins made pure and white, "Wanted Known —Salt water stains taken out of tweeds or any kind of cloth. WANTED to Sell DRAIN PIPES of Every description, Flower Pots, Chimney Tops, Fountains. Vases, Butter Crooks, Flooring Tiles, Bricks, &0,, at lowest current rates, Lambert’s Water of Leith Works. MONEY I MONEY! MONEY! WANTED Known—That E. Hart has completed his Pawn Office, and is now prepared to lend out any amount of Money at the lowest rate of interest, or half the rate of interest of any pawnbroker in the Colony—viz., Eightpence in the Pound. The utmost value advanced upon all classes of goods, from one shilling to £IOO. The highest price given for old gold and silver. Note the address— E. HART, No. 10, George street, Two doors from Robert Burns Hotel. SHIPPING. Messrs money WIGRAM & SON’S (Of Blackwall Yard, London), Line of Steam and Sailing Packets, comprising the steamships Northumberland (new) and Somersetshire, and the following splendid clipper ships, which have been built and fitted expressly for the A ustralian passenger trade : Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, Norfolk, True Briton, Suffolk, Essex, Hampshire (new), &c. FOR LONDON DIRECT. Their accommodations for all classes of passengers are unsurpassed, and they will each carry an experienced surgeon. Sailing from the Sandridge Railway Pier. 'lhe Saloon Cabins are fitted with the necessary fixed Cabin Furniture. Passage Orders are issued to persons desirous of sending for their friends from home on application to the undersigned. Passage money, £l6 and upwards, A liberal allowance to families. Return tickets are granted at Reduced Rates. For all particulars apply to W. P. WHITE & CO., 10, Elizabeth street south, Melbourne. TENDERS. T. R. FOXTON AND PALMERSTON TRAMWAY. Public Works Office, Wellington, March 19, 1874. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this Office until noon of 29th April, 1874, for Working the above Tramway and Wharf. They must be addressed to the Hon Minister for Public Works, Wel'ington, and marked outside, “Tender for Working Tramway,” Specifications and conditions maybe seen at this office, and at the Public Works Office, Foxton. Tenders must be sent in on proper printed forms, and exactly as prescribed, and the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Printed forms may be obtained on application either of the Engineer, Foxton, or at this office. By command. JOHN BLACKETT, Assistant Engineer-in-Chief. V. m R. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. MANAWATU TRAMWAY. Public Works Office, Wellington, 24th March, 1874. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this Office until Noon of the 18th day of April next, for the construction of a portion of the above Tramway, Palmerston Contract. J They must he addressed to the Hon, the Minister for Public Works, Wellington, and marked outside “ Tender for Manawatu J ramway, Palmerston Contract.” hpecifications and Conditions may be seen at this office, and at the Public Works Office, Foxton. ’ Tenders must be sent in on proper printed forms, and exactly as prescribed ; ana the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Printed forms may be obtained on application, either of the Engineer Foxton, or at this office. ' By command. JOHN CARRTJTHERS, Engineer-in-Chief. TENDERS wanted for Additions in Brick to the Woollen Factory, Mosgfel. Hy. F. Hardy, Architect.