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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 406, 21 October 1911, Page 4

TENDERS. (jraziiig* Lease. fjiIENDERS are invited up to Nov. Ist. for the grazing )ea?u of that piece of land called rukonui 2.5t., Te Kuiii containing about ISO acres. Conditions of lease may lu- inspected at the oince of this paper or at the cilice of the undersigned. Tenders to be addressed to ihe under-.igned. The liiehest or any tender riot necessarily accepted. J. M. MELVILLE, Solicitor, 23, lI.M. Arcade, Auckland. Solicitor for the lessor. •SsSMUt TE KUITI BOROUGH COUNCIL. SEWERAGE CONTRACT. rnENDEKS are hereby invited for the Sewerage Contract for above Council, consisting of 12 and 9 inch sewers, manholes, septic tank, and filters, etc. Plans and specifications may be seen at my office. Tenders close 5 p.m. Monday, November 27th. GEO. DARBYSHIRE, Town Clerk. TENDERS. TENDERS will be received at my office, Naumai Buildings. Rora street, until 4 p.m., TUESDAY, 24th OCTOBER, for the erection of a sixroomed residence at Waiteti. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAS. JONES, Architect.

OHURA POST OFFICE CONTRACT. Public Works Office, Stratford, 16th October, 1911. TENDERS will be received at this office until noon of TUESDAY, the 31st day of OCTOBER, 1911. for the above work. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Post Offices Ohura and Taumarunui, and Public Works Offices, Te Kuiti and Stratford. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WAIKAKA STREAM BRIDGE, WAIKAKA ROAD. Public Works Office, Stratford, rriENDERS v/ill be received at this JL office until noon of TUESDAY, the 31st day of OCTOBER, 1911, for the erection of a dray-road bridge over the Waikaka stream on the Waikaka road in Ohura County. Drawings and specifications may be seen at the Public Works Offices, Auckland, Te Kuiti, New Plymouth and at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. J. McKENZIE, Resident Engineer. 30th September, 1911.

c. J. Mckenzie, Resident Engineer. Melrose Dairy Farm. Mr w. A. SCOTT wishes !o notify the public of Te Kuiti that, having purchased Mr Snowden's farm (where the milking shed is up-to-date in every particular), that he is in a better position than ever to supply the best of milk and cream. FRESH MILK DELIVERED TWICE DAILY. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. AFTER this date any person found trespassing on my property, known as Pukenui 2 T, will be prosecuted without any further notice. Proceeding's will lie instituted irrespective of persons. R. M. SOMER VILLE. Te Kuiti, September !ith. Champion Vtility Poultry. If you keep poultry, it will pay you to keep only the BEST. The greatest laying strains in Australasia are kept on my farm. At present I have about 600 matured birds, and nearly 2,000 chickens —all bred from competition winning s!rains BLACK ORPINGTONS -All descended from my pen which won North Island laying competition, 1008 1000 WHITE LEGH O R XS-From Brookes' and Padman's worlds record strains. INDIAN RUNNER DUCKSAll descended from full sister?. Knight's Cambridge pen (record egg^O Sittings from any of above posted, securely packed, for 7 sod (13 eggs) Incubator lots : 50s per 100 E.O.R. If interested please WRITE KOR CATALOGUE, which wiil be posted per return mail. J. N. I\ I CLEAN, Austral Poultry Farm. Rotorua Three working rules for his future guidance, Mr W. J. Speight told Sir John Findlay during a deputation to the Minister, were given to him when he saw his father for the last time when he was leaving home. : "Never back another man's bili; always wear flannel next your skin; and always associate with men better than yourself. " The last oi' these, he said, be had followed ali his life, ai:d he know of no better one fur the improvement of anybody. "Always wear !lar,nel next to the skin" was good advice, Mr Speight. Only see that it is the Roslyn unshrinkable "Delta" finish,*