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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4198, 3 September 1874, Page 4

Government Nptices ":'■:) TIMAEXJ AND WAITAKI. ' • WRITTEN will be received. at this office* up to NOON oiij Wednes-: day, 23rcl September, 1874,. for the-CON-STRUCTION of the HOOK CONTEACT of the above'railway.; . .• •;;'■' < '■■■ ' - They must be addressed to-the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Wellington, and marked. outside,'" Tender, for Hook Gontraet of the Timaru and Waitaki Railway." i Plans and specifications may heisec the public Works Offices, ■at Wellington, Ghristchurchj andTimaru. : ~ ;■< ' Telegraphic tenders similarly'addressed'and marked ■-■will- be. received .if presented at any Telegraph Office by NOON of the same date, provided that written tenders > in due form are lodged at the office of a District or Resident Engineerby the above hour. ''■■■"■■■ ■■' ' r The lowest'or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.-.,,: ■;■■"'■ ■"■'■■'- ; ;' .; .By :commandj. .■ .' : JOHN BLACKETT, - ;;.■ •■■••-■.'. . AssistantUngineeivan-Chief. Public Works Office, '•.■' '<•- .. : Wellington, August 3, 1874.. ; "OTICE is'hereby given all Books ' ' 'g to .the. Library of the General ■equested;-■ tq .be., returned, on- or. before MONDAY, Slst inßtant, in accordance with'Clauae xiii. of the Library Regulations. : ... EWEN McCOLL, " '•' .'■"••--.■' i Sub-Librarian. ::i IMPORTANT'. SALE' OF 'CROWN ,'. > ';'; ■ LANDS." ' ~, : ' ; Notice is hereby given that 47,000 acres, more or less, of "Crown Lands; divided into Suburban-and Rural Sections; situated in the ■ PAEAE-KAEETU BLOCK/West'Coast, ''and' distant' ten miles from the township of Marton,'Upper Raugitikei, will be sold by public! auction; ! at this office, on or' about lut 'Sep'tember. ' •'•' • ' ■-' '■• : ■;;.■■: .. ; v The Parae-Karetu 'Block, hereafter Jto be calleil,' "lW Township''of Hunter," 1 is easily accessible both from' : > WangairUi ■' and : -Rangitikeii Part of the'land is covered with open bush, while' that-in the Pourewa'Valley and also on'the Turakina' side'- consists of level country.'/ -■' ';..•.=';'•■' :■■■■■■/<- '■ , \--\ .■■■: .Eufther infpi-mation will be'given in future advertisements'. l ''■'■ '.^'n'!-. 1 ;''•;:■>.■: --.(■-■i.'i":<- ;■!.,■'"■,..; Jos. .:■■[.. ." ', ■ ('' /.Commissioner of "Crown 'Lands. .. .; Crown Lands Office; '"•', ''"'' ; .;:, ;WeihngM; June:3Jo,'lß74. _." ."' ;.,' ; ■ Fellmongers- . >.'. -\\T\ I L L I A ,M -,. L l L LI E , ■ YY • :'WOOL SOBTEK AND II'jXLHONtiER, ,: i-Hi-, .;-'-, ■ eoXton.v ", ; .: T '.; ; ' ;.:■:...... ... Highest price givenfor SKINS, aniiWOQL taken |to ; wash! and .carefully. attended .to. Orders >yith Mr .A.. Gray will be punctually attended,to! „; : ■ -,' ;/: ..,::_.., ; .v ■ TGR 'E; N,-E . Y : W.: A"/ L T .0 N ' ' And'cash Buyer .of '"" '.' WOOL, HIDES; AND SHEEP SKINS ''' , ": i .;GLENCEAGIE,; ;•';;; \, ' ! Nghaura'riga Line,' WcUiugton.',. V t ' ': • • : Wine's'and Spirits-'■ : -- r . ■' I IHE- IRISH WHISKY-:.; TRADE. In consequence of representations frechiehtly addressed to us we have determined to . SUPPLY THE EXPORT TRADE '■'■' ''"■ WITH:' "''•' ' ' OUR OLD -WHISKY,; BOTTLED IN? BOND. BY OUESELVES,' In cafes of' one: dozen each, containing two gallons ; thus "enabling the consuming public in all parts of the world to obtain; through the usual channels/ a Whisky which is not a bleiid, and has been properly matured before bottling. GEO/ROE & ; CC, •:• ■.-;' "'■'' : -■'.: - ••'■■ Thojhas Street'Distillery,' .••'.. ~•■■! -.:- .-"..•■■■:: ,i....:, DuWih. 1 -': ; : -' BqoksJ Stationery, : &c'-'7r. NEW BOOKS; JUSX 'RECEIVED and ON- SALE ..BY;.THE UNDEIISIGNED -.y- ... '.:. i ; The .Unlversu." and ' Coming •' Transits, by' E. 'Av ; Proctor _ . 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