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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4316, 20 January 1875, Page 3

Public- Notices. NNiVERSARY D INN IS if. TICKETS, 7s. 6d., to be had of Mr. Laing, Messs. Lyon and Bluir, Mr. k. Burrett, Mr. Logan, and the M'eml erg of the Committee. V\l ELLINGTON WATERWORKS. Consumers are hereby notified, that in consequence of the numerous applications to lay on services, it is requisite they should, to prevent inconvenience, store at least eight hours' supply. N.B.—The mains are always charged from 6 p.m. to 8 o'clock of the following morning, and only emptied to connect services. NICHOLAS MARCHANT, City Surveyor. >iiAUTIFUL FLOWERS. R. DONALD has received, ex Jung Frau, a choice lot of flowering bulbs, in fine conditiou, part of which he will dispose of. May be seeu at Mr. Logan's store, Lambtou Quay. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS IN THE MANAWATU DISTRICT. The UNDERSIGNED will ATTEND at the undermentioned places, to RECEIVE the RATES due to the Highways and Wellington Education Board for 1874-5. Foxton—School house, 23rd January,from 9 am. till 5 p.m.' Sandon—School-house, 30th January, 8 a.m. till 5 p.m. JAMES LINTON, Collector. Palmerston, 7th January, 1875. pITY CORPORATION. LEASE OF TOLLS, &c, ON QUEEN'S WHARF. Notice ia hereby given that the Lease for a. period of one year, to commence on the 9tl» day of February next, will be put up to public auction on the Wharf, at 12 o'clock at noon, on MONDAY, the Ist day.of FEBRUARY next, First, of the Tolls to be Levied on the Wharf Second, of the Sheds on the Wharf, the Bonded Store, and the Steam Hoists, and of the Tolls to be taken for their use. Further particulars may be obtained on anij after Monday next, the 18th instant, at the Town Clerk's office. By order, WILLIAM HESTER, Town Clerk. Wellington, 13th January, 1875. PIER MASTER. Written application, ... _ 4 _ testimonials, will be received by the City Council until noon of THURSDAY, the 28th JANUARY, 1875, for the office of Pier « Master. Salary, £3OO per annum. Further particulars on application at the Town Clerk's office, on and after Monday, the 18th instant By order, WILLIAM HESTER, Town Clerk. Wellington, 13th January, 1875. » I ESSRS.' LECK AND JOHNSTON, i_?JL Tailoks, &c, LAMBTON-QUAY. NOTICE.—The partnership now existine between George D. Beck and Williai ston will be dissolved on Ist February. AD. accounts against us to be sent in, and also all indebted to the same must be payed on.or before the above date. With reference to the above, WILLIAM JOHNSTON begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he will carry on the business of tailor, &c„ on. hi 3 own account, and hopes by strict srnd personal attention to business to gain the confidence of those who may favor him with their rders. Address :—Win. Johnston, tailor, &c, nexfc Mr. Mulligan, watchmaker, &c, Lambtonquay. - There is not the slightest doubt that a very large conflagration was prevented, and a large block of buildings saved, on Christmas Day, by the timely use of a small indiarubber hose. No PERSON SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE. It i» to be had every bize and any length from. J. E. HAYES, Plumber, &c, Lambton Quay, Opposite the Odd-Fellows' HalL ]VT OTICE.—The Liquidators of the WelL\ liugton Co-operative Baking Society, Limited, will continue, until further notice, to supply the Customers of the Society. WANTED, immediately, a Practical Man, to superintend the Bakery and General Business. For particulars apply to T. Kennedy Maodonald, Willis-street. HORSES AT OTAKL Now running, in my paddock at Otaki, two stray horses : one dark brown, no brand ; one bay horse, branded J.S. Owners of same can have them by paying expenses. If not claimed by the Ist of February they will be sold to pay expenses. JAMES RANSFIELD, Constable, Otaki. NGAHAURANGA STEAM WOOL SCOURING WORKS. The undersigned is prepared to Scour Wool, Locks, and Pieces at Id. (one penny) per lb. scoured weight. . Also, cash buyer of wool and Bkins ALFRED TYER. GREAT CLEARING SALE o» ■•■■■■•■ DRAPERY, MILLINERY & CLOTHING. Ixtensive Additions and Alterations to TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA-STREET, JAMES SMITH begs, respectfully to inform his numerous customers and the public generally, that owing to the- alterations and - dditions now being made to his ostablish3ent, he intends holding a great Clearing Sale, commencing MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1875. In order to complete the alterations and additions to Te Aro House, it is found necessary to remove the roof of the present building. This makes a rapid clearing out of the stock imperative ; and to ensure this being done at once, Great Reductions will be aade throughout the establishment. The ehire stock of Te Aro House being new, fresh, easonable, and including all the novelties and introductions of the present' season, purchasers will find this a rare opportunity for securing a genuine class of goods considerably under their value. Remember, a considerable por- ' ion of the stock in the several departments aust be sold, as for some time during the alteations the shop will be exposed. The sale .fill commence on Monday, January 11, 1875. Terms during sale net cash, without discount or reduction of any kind. |. TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA-STREET. " OST, THREE KEYS, two of which I belong to one of Chubb'a patent locks. „ found, please forward to the A.D.C., Government House. . mOR SALE, PRIVATELY.—That vainable Line of Coaches running between .dPorirua. Apply, to SAMUEL PROSSER, . Crown and Anchor.