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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 17, Issue 986, 6 April 1871, Page 3

WILLIAM LIGHT, (Late of the Vulcan Foundry > Wellington,) J EGS to inform the inhabitant* of Napier and the vicinity, that he baa commenced business at the Eastern Spit, as Iron and Brass Founder, and trusts by strict attention to business to merit a share of public favou. Fences and Tablets made to Order. 1125 Boots ! Boots!! Boots !!! FOE CASH OtfLY. PIPIE Undersigned having on hand a L large Assortment* of Ladies' and Gentleman's Boots of the best quality, is prepared to Sell for CASH, at the undermentioned moderate Prices (Vorkmanship and material guaranteed):— Gentlemen's Watertight Boots ... 25s Gentlemen's Elastic-side Botts ... 25s Wellington Boots ... ... 36s Half-Wellington Boots 30s Men's Balmoral Boots 25s Ladies', Children's, and other descriptions of Men's Boots at equally REDUCED PRICES. LAUHENCE HIGGINS, HASTINGS STREET. —RENDERS will be received at the Office of the General Government Agent, Napier, up to SATURDAY, the Bth day of April next, at noon, from parties willing to Contract for the SUPPLY of RATIONS to Constabulary and other Forces, or Road Parties, at the Posts on the Taupo Lines, Tenders to be sent in for two separate Contracts, one to include all posts between Napier and Runanga inclusive, the other to include all posts from Runanga to Tapuahaeruru. Parties tendering to state the rate per complete Held ration; also, rates at which they will supply stores in bulk. Contractors will be allowed privilege of keeping Canteens, subject to proper conditions. Twenty days' rations will be required to be kept at each post, and Kecurities entered into for the due fulfilment of the contract. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Full information can be obtained on application at the office of the General Government Agent, Napier. Contracts to commence from 9th May, 1871. J. D. OBMOND, General Government Agent. Napier, March 10, 1871. 111 For Sale, AT TBE MEANEE BBIPG-E, £>f\ f\f\f\ FEET TIMBER at 15s. per 100 feet, cut as follows : 4x3, 4x2, 6x2, 6 x 3, 6 x 4, 5x5, 6xG, for CASH. Apply to J. LEQUESNEjorto 1130 R f D. MAN^Y,