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Evening Star, Issue 4279, 13 November 1876, Page 3

Late Aftvortlseassuta. SOUTHLAND STEAMERS Bail as under:— STA N G AN U I, b. a., for BLUIT rV HARBOR, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. j! X P R E S S,"Ts., for BLUFF U HARBOK. ON SATURDAY NEXT, Cargo for Inveicargill and Inland Districts orwarded by rail from Bluff at Consignees' risk and expense. H. HOUGHTON & CO., Manae street. 'ANTED, th-irough Housemai! J. Patterson, Australasian Hotel, Maclaggan street /"ANTED, thorough good Cook. J, t t Patterson, Australasian Hotel, Mao laggan street. Y^r AN " TEI) TO '"'ELL a cood Kitchen v* Rarsge; cheap. Apply Mm Bird, Walker s'reec. >rtJ''AN".!EO, a Kmari, y--ur.g ''Jirl '„.• r. ; ake v . he;self generally useful. Appl- Mrs Secger, Gol-ien Boot Ph-'P, Piincos street. ED, competent !iV!vme.\n, teach v? country br.-ss band; additional employment foun.t SkeneV - ; abor Exchange. T'i.NXfcJD, a strong Boy. abo. t 15 or 16 v i years. Apply B. isen and Co., George ITANTfcI), by a st.-ai'y Man, a situation i w in a waveh:>use or store ; -un Ic stands bottling, packing, anl all kinds of bonded W''ik ; so id reference?. Address "E. D.," Office. W "ANTED, Cooks, General Servants, NursegMs, and Apprentices to Dressmaking. Mrs Wilson's Registry Office. Puttie to attend M'f-aren's Political Meeting in Dowling street to night, 730. Subject: '• Provincial Present Discipline " 'ANTED, Board and Residence for three Gentlemen. Apply, stating terms, to " J. R.," Stau Office. ANTED, several General Servants, y Kurges and Nurse-Girls. Apply Servants' Home, Howe street. WANTED, Machinists for Crimean Shirts; also, a Woman to Tack. Apply next Queen's Hotel, Albany street. ANTED TO BUY, Boiler, 80 or 120 t gallons. Booker's store, Walker T ANTED, a good Female Cook, for the n covin'ry. Apply Wain's Hotel, twelve o'clock to-morrow. T ANTED TO BORKOW, L 1,000, on a t t town freehold, at 8 per cent. ; none but principals dealt with. Address to "Loan," Star Office. 'AIMED, a fainter Mid Paperbanger. Apply Thomas Wells, F.K. Valley. "AN'IEI), a good Gen<Tal Servant. ' t Apply Mi' 3W. Watson, Brown WANTKD TO PURCHASE, for Cash, about 500 Standard Insurance Shares ; stite lowest price, "J.M.," Box 124, Post Office. rAJNIED, a stout aGtive Boy. Apply i » to A. tnd J. MTarlane, Princes ANTEO, a General Servant. Apply to y » Mrs J. S. Webb, Hillside, between 11 and 2 o'clock to-morrow.

Government Noticos. TOKOMAIRIRO-LAWEEXCH RAILWAY. PERMANENT WAY CONTRACT, No. 2. TENDERS are i'-vited by the (Monlal Goverv:peat for the Piacclayin;; r-\-£ other ; v,-(.ik: requiv ir. r.jTa]i'. lb\£ \\n liuo I ii'C'.i. iA'.u.:.'. li.*.ii to L..\vvcr!'jc. Vrawivjs !>nd spauficatioaK racy bo"; ; ot?n »r. this orl'.ce, wh«re tenders will be V..'ei.td til) Noon of tho 20:h insfc. ; j he lowest or any tender will not neeersarily be acc-pte.l. By command. W. N. EL AIH, District Engineer. Public Works Office, Dunedin, November 10, 1876. TENDERS FOR ADVERTISING- PROVINCIAL DISTRICT NOTICES. Colonial Secret-.ry's Office, Wellington, November 6. 1876. ffTENDERS are required for the publication JL for a period of twelve months, in n, newspaper in each Provincial district, ef public notifications such as were >equirf-d to be or were usually published in the Provincial <;overr>ment ' Gazette' iu aPi ovince, and will bo received at this office until noon on Monday, the 20th November instant. Tenders must contain the information, and be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the specification subjoined. Telegraphic tenders will be received, provided that they are forwarded for transmission before noon on the 20th instant, and that writtf n tenders are posted simultaneously. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. G. S. COOPER, Under-Secretary. SPECIFICATION FOR ADVERTISING OFFICIAL NOTICES UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT. 1. All notices, as far as practicable, to appear in succession in one part of the newspaper (but not the last page), or separately in a supplement if required. The words " Govertment Notifications," with loyal Arms, to be inserted over the first notice. No Royal Arms to be I otherwise U3ed. 2. The notices to be set in either Brevier, Minion, or Nonpareil type, according io the size ordinarily used for advertisements in the newspaoer whose tender may be accepted; provided that no size larger than the first named type be used. 3. Notices are not to be leaded out or extended beyond the space actually required to set them solid. 4. V. hen notices are required to be inserted more than once, th-; number of iuse:tiona will b: specified on the face of the copy. 5. '1 eudeis to stale charges per inch in depth for—(a) Plain matter—first insertion. ~ second oc subsequent ineertion. (b) Table matter, single column-first insertion, Table matter, single column—second or subsequent insertion. (c) Table matter, double column—fiist insertion. Tabic matter, double column—second or subsequent insertion Second or subs quent insertions to appear either in consecutive issues or not, as niiiy be required. Tab e matter under heading (l.) idiali consist of four or more columns, with heading* pnd rules ; and under heading (c) of eight or moxe culumr.s, with headings or ru'es. 0. All tondi-r? submitted must contain the information specified under the following heads:— (.■ ; ,-ame of newspaper. (b) D;-.ys of publication. (c) V'tdth of column in pica cms. (d) Tyi'C ir. which a•iverti.jomcisU :u« n,.,v* next, after ivc&:pl, a a-1 must hoc be nold over for a subsequent publication, unless with the 1 consent of the party Beading it,