Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Star, Issue 4241, 29 September 1876, Page 3

Lax* AAvvrtbaoutiuui. INLAND MAIL SERVIOiiS. TENDERS will be received at ,s5 Ihe Chief Post Office, Dunedin, until Saturday, the 7th of October prcximo, for the conveyance of Mails between the undermentioned places, for a period of Two Years, from Ist January, 1877, to the 31st December, 1878, both days mclusive:— 1. Dunedin and Portobello (via North-East Harbor and Broad Bay)... Daily 2. Porobello and the Kaik Twice weekly *3. Milton and Lawrence ... Daily *4. Dunedin and Oamaru ... Daily 5. Palmerston and Naseby Twice weekly 6. Palme; ston and Macraes and Hyde Once weekly 7. Naseby and Clyde ... Twice weekly 8. Lawrence and Cromwell Thrice weekly 9. Lawrence and Cromwell Daily 10. Cromwell and Queenatown Thrice weekly 10a. Cromwell and Queenstown Daily 11. Dawrence and Queens - town Daily 12. Lav/rence and Queenstown Thrice weekly 13. Mosgiel Railway Station and West Taieri (via North Taieri) Daily 14. North Taieri and Hindon Once weekly 15. West Taieri and Waipori Twice weekly 16. West Taieri and Waipori Lake Twice weekly 17. Waihola and Taieri Beach Once weekly 18. Kaitangata and Wangaloa Twice weekly *l9. Ealelutha an J M ;taura Daily 20. Ealclutha and Port Molyneiu (via Warepa) ... Twice weekly 21. For 1 - Molyneux and Owake Twice weekly 22. Lawrence and Weather-

Once weekly Once weekly Twice weekly Fortnightly Twice weekly Daily Twice weekly stones (via Bluespur) Daily 23. Lawrence aud Tuapeka Mouth % Once weekly 24. Lawrence and Waipori *Once weekly 25. and Gore ... Thrice weekly OR Pan„mA„J „.,,! Q„:t„„_ fpi I 1 ,__ 27. Cliuton and Tapanui ... Thrice weekly 28. Tapanui and Dunrobin Once weekly 29. Switzers and Waikaka Once weekly 30. Maheno and Kakanui... Daily 31. Dantroon and Omarama Once weekly 32. Duutroon and Marewhemia Once weekly 33. Waihemo and Macraes... Ones weekly 34. Kyeburn and Hyde (via Hamilton) .'.. ... Once weekly 35. Hamiltons and T inburn Once weekly *36. Unburn and Serpentine Once weekly 37. Blackatone Hill and St. Bathana Twice weekly 38. St. Bathans and Cambrian Twice weekly 39. Naseby and Kyeburn diggings Once weekly 40. Ophir, Drybread, and .-. Tinkers Once weekly 41. Cromwell and Neviß (via Carrickton) Once weekly 42. Cromwell and Twice weekly 43. Bendigo and Cardrona (via Albertown and Pembroke) Once weekly 44. Arrow iliver and M.«cetown Twice weekly 45. Queenstown and Skippers Once weekly 46. Queenstown and Moke c eek Once weekly 47. Port hj aimers and Pura- ,„ ™ kanui Twice weekly 48. Teviot and Upper Waiin kaia Fortnightly 49. Dunedin and SandyM m ? unt Twice weekly 50. Balclutha Railway Station and Post Office ... Daily 51. Naseby and Blackstone *o Twice weekly 52. Manuhenkia and Ophir Twiee weekly Tenderers must state the rate per annum for the services tendered for. Contractors whose te .dars are accepted must be prepared to carry out; the services for which they tender accorded to the time-tables •rrangeJ by the Department, and which may be seen at the Post Offices from which th« services start. The services marked thus * may be terminated by the Pos master General on giving one month's notice in writing. m Ferns of tender, with the terms and conditions of contract, may be procured at any Postoffice. No tender will be considered unless made on the printed form. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Mail 'ervi-e No. ," a..A addressed to the Post-master-General, W-.llington, Ai.CH. PARR, _, . . _ * hief Postmaster. Chief Post Office, Dunedin, 14th September, 1876. TENDP.KS will be received until 7th October, f r the Purchase of Lease of Section, with Buildings thereon, in Moray Place east, opposite Paterson and M'Leod's Bond, having two frontages; is admirably adapted for building sites ; long lease, with full valuation: also, good-will of thriving Coal Trade, Stock, •ior>es, *c ,at valuation. Tenders will be received either together, or separate. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars, apply FlUSiO.tf & MACFIE. I NDtfK'S Wanted till noon on Friday, October 6, for Two-st r y Brick Shop and D vtlling in George etreet, for Mr R. P. Bagley. DAVID ROSS, Architect. UNOFpnTES.-Two of the celebrated American Ivon Grand Squares (second shipment) will be sold cheap to c!oe con•i nments. .Messrs Gibbs and < laytoti, Bond street. INI> ISotiee these instruments guarantee l themselves on account of the oxtreme v.iriety Qi the American climate. TiiE £orth American 112 summer, 40 degrees below zero in Loudon makers, for Clayton, Bond st eet. WHfcliK can the Cheapest Drapery be bought? At li. Brown's, George ■treet, near < ctagon «r«jig« &«* HJrt; Calicoes. 4id hi, i C £ s •& '' 1 0ue y f !omb Towels, Reached I will Sheeting. 2 wide. Is od; Pribleaehed Sheetings, Is 3d- Drest. Materials fr .m Cd At R°. BrownV George Lp« s arid ?£. B B oa 2 8 ' r ° Uars Luffs, I.isle and Kid Gloves. Large assortment at Brown's 6 WANlbfc), Purchasers of Hosiery to in*pect R Brown's stock. Ladie,' White Cotton from Gd; Colored Cotton and pollen Hosiery, large variety; Men's and Boys Sox, f.om 6d. Cheapest and best -vt Browns.. iuu«uMying Hens for S;de ' iorn», grocer. I.oslvn. Won jay. at noon. TQ a 5 i A V} ' l t f ?°»'™At Kid i-'oots at 6* f /V V»'l. Green 8 Leicester Boot Warehouse ' ;eor,,'o Bttcot. TY38II& . Ki( Boots Ureouu i.eicester Boot SnrjJus took mast bo U sold r.prdlewj c*f icisfc. Greg's Boot warehouse, George street ■ *