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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4252, 5 November 1874, Page 3

Tendersrp O CONTRA CTO RS. TENDERS for the Formation and Metalling of Rintoul-street, South-road, and parts of Brittomart-street and Adel aide-road, will be received by the City Council until 4 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 12th inst. Plans and specifications may be seen at my office on and after FRIDAY, the 6th inst. NICHOLAS MARCHANT, City Surveyor. City Surveyor’s Office, 3rd November, 1874. -pO COACH BUILDERS. The City Council is desirous of receiving TENDERS for the Construction of Two WATERING - CARTS until 4 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 12th inst. Plans and specifications may be seen at my office on and after FRIDAY, the 6th inst. NICHOLAS MARCHANT, City Surveyor. City Surveyor’s Office, 3rd November, 1874. qpENDERS WANTED for building a JL Cottage (four rooms), before Saturday, 12 o’clock. EBDEN, Near Railway Station. Building MaterialsON SALE AT THE WELLINGTON STEAM DOOR & SASH FACTORY, Red pine doors, all sizes Kauri do do Baltic pine do do Glass doors Window sashes, all sizes Timber — Baltic deal Kauri pine Cedar Flooring Lining, &c., &c. Mouldings, Architraves, Skirtings all sizes, or made to any pattern. Hearth stones Drain pipes Portland cement and plaster of Paris Doors and sashes made to any size on the shortest notice. N.B.—Country orders punctually attended to GREENFIELD & STEWART. Q N SALE. Countess slates, 30,000 ' Earthenware chimney pots Naves, Australian hardwood Spokes do. Felloes do. American Coachbuilders’ Materials. GREENFIELD & STEWART,, Steam Saw Moulding and Planing Mills, Wellington. N SALE AT THE CITY STEAM SASH & DOOR FACTORY— Kauri and totara sashes, all sizes Kauri, red pine, and totara doors Architraves, mouldings, skirtings Comice mouldings, all sizes Flooring, lining and rusticated hoarding Greenhouse lights Sashes and doors, made to any size on the shortest notice. Country orders punctually attended to. WADDELL, M’LEOD, & WEIR, Reclaimed Land. PALMERSTON TERRACE ■- ’ FARM SAW-M I L L. At end of the tramway. On and after the first November the undersigned will be prepared to receive, orders for seasoned timber in quantities of not less than 10,000 ft. On hand 1,000,000 ft. of matai, 500,000 ft. of totara; seasoned, felled with sap down. AMOS BURR, Timber Merchant. All orders for Wellington and - Southern, ports must be addressed to Messrs, Levin and. Co., who are agents for the above-.. September 9th. pOPO WA I SAW MILLS. TERRY & BAILLIB, Having secured a first-class Totara Bush, within a mile of main street, Greytown, are now prepared to execute Orders with despateh. • Stock for sale. F OR SAL Ex Lennox Castle, E, A SELECTION OF THREE BULLS,'. From the superb herd of Messrs. Lexey and Sox, Orpines, Wateringbury, Kent. At the sale on the 2nd July, at which these animals were bought, 41 head realised £9095 25., or an average per head of £221 16s 7 id. PEDIGREES: Lot 2.—CHARMING PRINCE, roan, calved February 15,1873 ; got by Grand Duke of Kent (26289), dam (Charming Maid) by Lord Liverpool (22168). Lot B.—FIRST LORD, rich roan, calved July 14, 1873 ; got by Sth Duke of Geneva (28390), dam (Lady Louisa’s Duchess Ist) by 4th G. Duke (19874). Lot 11,—THE ROYAL PRINCE, red; calved October 8, 1873 ; got by Bth Duke of Geneva (28390), dam (Princess Alice) by British Prince (14197). Lot 2 is of the Charmer blood, a family in high repute for milking properties. Lots 8 and 11 are by the American bull, “ Eighth Duke of Geneva,” which was purchased by Messrs. Leney and Son. for 1650 guineas, and are half-brothers' of the heifer-calf “ Fourth Grand Duchess of Geneva,” which realised at this sale 2000 guineas. The “ Eighth Duke of Geneva ” is said to be the purest bred bull in existence of tho “Bates” family, and Lots 8 and 11 by him are of tho highest breeding and character, rich in color, fine symmetry, with excellent quality of flesh and hair, as well as good dairy properties. These bulls are offered for private sale, and if not disposed of at certain reserved prices, will, if inducement offers, be exhibited at the Agricultural Show, Christchurch, on 12th November, and one or more will be sold at public sale after the Show, the owner retaining the right to make one bid on each animal at the time of sale. Note. —See Daily Telegraph, of 3rd July, and Field, and Land and Water of 4th July, 1874, for account of sale. Also, for Private Sale to arrive, the Royal Agricultural Society of England s first prize SHEARLING LINCOLN RAM, bred by John Howard, Esq., Nocton Rise, Lincolnshire. Exhibited at Bedford, July 33, 1874. Also, for Private Sale, to arrive, a first-class selection of RAMS and EWES from the most celebrated flocks in Lincolnshire, comprising the blood of Dudding, Kirkham, Howard, Garfit, Cartwright, Ghest, Wright, Clarke and others. For any further information apply to the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, in Christchurch or Duuedin, or to J. W. GOWER, ESQ., Carnarvon Estate, Lower Rangitikei, Wellington, New Zealand,