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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 21 May 1901, Page 3

PAEROA-WAIHI RAILWAY. I OHINEMURI BRIDGE CONTRACT TENDERS will be received at thin office until NOON on FRIDAY, . the 31st MAY. 1901, for the erection of a > combined ROAD and RAILWAY > BRIDGE over the Ohiemuri River on , the Paeroa-Waihi Railway. ; Plans, specification, and conditions may be seen at the Public Works Offices, Auckland, Wellington. Greymouth, Christchurch and Dunedin, and at the Post Office, Thames. The lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. WILLIAM H. HALES, Engineer-in-Ghief. Public Works Office, Wellington, May Oh ‘tO9lL NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A SLAUGHTERING LICENSE. TO the Grey County Council, —I, GEORGE RUSSELL, Butcher, of Marsden, hereby APPLY" for a LICENSE under the Slaughtering and Inspection Act, 1000, in respect of the undermentioned Slaughterhouse, erected on the Grey-Marsden road. GEORGE RUSSELL. Greymouth, May 21st., 1901. THE GREY" RIVER DREDGING COMPANY', LIMITED. THE Adjourned Half-Yearly General Meeting of Shareholders in the above named Company will be held at the Company’s office, Greymouth, at 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd dty of MAY', 1901. Business : To receive and adopt the Report and Balance Sheet. To elect Two Directors. To elect Auditors, General. G. S. CRAY, Legal Manager. 'la rJ NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS TENDERS FOR SOLE RIGHT OF ADVERTISING AT RAILWAY STATIONS. Head Office, Wellington, 14th May, 1901, \\ v BITTEN TENDERS will be reeeived at this office up to NOON of WEDNESDAY, 29bh MAY, 1901, for the sole right of advertising at the various stations on the following sections of the New Zealand Government Railways, with their extensions, for a period of four years and six months from Ist July, 1901, Picton, Nelson and Westport. They must be addressed to the Minister for Railways, Wellington, and marked outside “ Tender for advertising on Railways,” and must also be accompanied by a marked cheque on some bank for the specified amount, in favour of the Receiver General’s Deposit Account, and not to bearer or order.

Specifications and conditions of contract with forms of tender can bo obtained at the railway stations at Wellington. Picton, Nelson, Westport, Greymouth, and at this office. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. BY ORDER, T. ROSAYNE, General Manager N. Z. Railways. FOR SALE. OFFERS are invited for the PURCHASE of all that compact freehold farm situate at Totara Flat, Grey Valley (in the centre of dredging areas), containing 300 acres more or less, with dairy, 24 stall cow shed, six-room dwelling house, and other improvements. The Raupo railway station is on the land. This offer will remain open for three weeks from date. Apply to Henry Gilmer, Totara Flat, or to J. W. Jones, Mining Agent, Ahaura. Totara Flat, 14th May. TEMPORARY PREMISES. Hildebrand & Co. WISHES to inform their customers that they have removed into those buildings, known as the London Butchery, corner of Mackay and Boundary Streets, where their customers may rely on being served with the same civility and punctuality as in the past. BRUNNER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. A PROMENADE BALL in connection with the above will be held in Kaye’s Hall, Brunner, on 23rd MAY, 1901. Dancing to commence at 9 p.m. Tickets—Double, 4/-; Single, 3/-; Extra Lady, 1/-. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the Corps. E. A. TOMKIES, Capt. B.R.V. PUBLIC NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS owing by me are requested to be sent in at once. And all accounts owing must be paid on or before the 31st MAY. WM. O’KANE. Greymouth, May 17th., 1901. DRESSMAKING. MISS LODGE (late of Wellington), Has Resumed DRESSMAKING. Address : —Arney Street, Greymouth. TO. DREDGING COMPANIES. DAVIS’S Patent Automatic Extending GRAB HOOKS may be ibtained through MESSRS. CUTTEN BROS., Consulting Engineers, PUBLIC NOTICE. MR. WILLIAM O’KANE begs to announce that he has RETIRED from business as BAKER PASTRYCOOK, and CONFECTIONER, which he has carried on for the last 25 years, and in doing so heartily thanks the inhabitants of Greymouth and its vicinity for the support accorded him. His successors are Messrs Quinlan and Blanchfield, who ho is certain will give every satisfaction to those who may honor them with their patronage. MESSRS QUINLAN AND BLANCHFIELD. in taking over the business of Mr. O’Kane beg to solicit a continuance of that support so generously extended to him, and beg to assure their customers that nothing will be left undone on their part to merit it. QUINLAN AND BLANOHFiELD. Greymouth, April 24th, 1901.