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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 17, Issue 1000, 24 April 1871, Page 3

HEW fINIEB DRAPERY! MESSES. W. R. ROBINSON & C» Beg to inform their Customers and the Inhabitants of Hawke's Bay THAT THEY WILL OPEN, IN ABOUT TWO WEEKS FROM THIS BATE. A Select Assortment of SEASONABLE MILLINERY, DRAPERY, 8r READY-MADE CLOTHING, And which chey will offer AT PRICES TO COMMAND A SPEEDY CLEARANCE, Their Object being To give tkeir Customers GOOD VALUE, rather than an Inferior Article at a Low Price. NAPfEB, April 1, 1871. ", 21

effect, signed by the proposed sureties. Further information can be obtained on application to E. H. Bold., Esq.,. Engineer conducting the works. Tenders, endorsed "Tender for Section No. , Taupo "Road." or "for Erection of Bridge, Taupo Road," and addressed to the General Government Agenl, Napier, are to be sent in not later than the 2nd of May. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. D. ORMOND, General Government Agent. Napier, .New Zealand, April 3, 1871. 25 Hawke's Bay Soap and Candle Works* THE ABOVE are now in "FULL* WORKING ORDER, and the undersigned are prepared to supply SOAP m allv qra&ni ikies. NEAL & CLOSE. BOARD AND LODGING.

PUBLIC WORKS, TAUPO ROAD. TENDERS are invited for the CONSTRUCTION of a DRAY ROAD on the Sections hereinafter numbered and described. The work to be done consists of Formation, Bridge, Culvert Erection, Draining, and Bush No. 7.—From the end of No. 5 con tract, at the edge of the Church - lane, Mohaka River, to a distance of one mile towards Te Haioto ; the ground principally level. No. B.—From the end of No. 6 contract to a further distance of one mile in the direction of Te Haroto; the work principally side-cutting. No. 9.-—From the end of No. 7 for a distance of 100 chains (more or less) towards Te Haroto; the work principally side cutting. No. 10.—From the end of Rawiri's contract at Waione Creek to the first creek past Mr Bold's old camp. The distance is estimated at 70 chains, and the work is principally bush clearing, draining, and formation. No. 11.—From end of No. 9 to Anau or Stoney Creek. The distance is estimated at 100 chains, and the work principally side cutting, formation, with a little bush clearing. No. 12.—From end of No, 10 to meet the Constabulary work near Taruweia, distance 80 chains. The principal work consists of bush and side-cutting.

k /[ BS. MORTON begs to intimate IVJ. tb at hhe has opened a BOARD - T.NG HOUSE on the premises in Hastings street, late in the occupation of Mr. A. C. Haymes, Watchmaker. Families accommodated 4:2 Boots! Boots!! Boots!!! FOR CASH ONLY. pHR Undersigned having on hand a JL large Assortment of Ladies' and Gentleman's Boots of the best quality., is prepared to {Jell for CASH, at the undermentioned-moderate Prices (vorkmanship and material guaranteed): — Gentlemen's Watertight 800t5'.,.. 25s Gentlemen's Elastic-side Botts . r . .25s Wellington Boots ... ... 36s Half-Wellington Boots 30s Men's Balmoral Boots ... ... 25s Ladies', Children's, and other descriptions of Men'? Boots at equally REDUCED PRICES. LAURENCE HJGGINS, 22 HASTINGS STREET. ~HHE INTERNATIONAL HORSE* . SHOE COMPANY (Limited.) London Offices: 114, Cannon stieet, Sole manufacturers of the "GOODENOUGH HORSESHOE," ■■■» ■!* A sample shipment from England is shortly due.—Apply to WATT BROTHERS, "7 A cents for Napier

Separate Tenders will be received tor the following additional Works, on the Sections just mentioned . I.—For the erection of the necessary Culverts and small Bridges between Mohaka and Te tiaroto. 2.—For the erection of the necessary Culverts and small Bridges between Waione and Tarawera. 3,—For the erection of a Bridge across the iStoney creek, about 60 feet lorn*. 4. —For the erection of the proposed Bridge across the Waipunga, near "the Nunnery"; length, 90 feet. Specifications can now be seen at the office of the Undersigned, Napier. Each Tender must be accompanied by a deposit of ,£lO, as a guarantee of good faith, which sum will be forfeited should any tenderer refuse to sign the contract in the event of his Tender being accepted. Each Tender must include the names of the sureties, for approval, who are willing to become bond for the due performance of the contract in the event of the Tender being accepted, and must be accompanied by a notification to that