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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4956, 9 February 1877, Page 3

' Tenders TO BUILDER TENDERS are invited until NOON o$ SATURDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, for Making Furniture and Erecting Out-buildings, at ti» Roman Catholic Schools, Boulcott-itreet. Plans and specifications at my office. • The lowest or any tender ao't necessarily accepted. - ■■' THOS. TURNBULL," '"''/•'■'''' 'Anchitecfc Temple Chambers, January 33. . O "■ B U 'L DEBS, ; TENDERS for erecting Stables and CoacHihouse, Grant-road, will be. received at my office, where plans arid specifications can be seen. until noon of FRIDAY, -9th>EBRUARY. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aa» cepted. , .:•-,.>'■ C. TRmGHAM, . ■ . ■. ■-, .' .'Ajfcluteck -T1 Of :. B U '■■■■V- t, ■• -W'f W;TS, S. Tenders are invited until tioon df "THURSr DAY;"the 15th instant, for ~th>" erection oj premises bn'Lambton-quaj for-the Zea« land Clothing Factory. ' _. ' r ._ i . Plaiufantispecifications office. - '.. *;, ■ .:■"■ THOS. TURNB%LL, ■ ■'''.'■■.'■..'"': .-■;;■•.,-Aif|hitect 7th S'ebraary.; ,'" , •Or B U. S, TENDERS are invited irutiY noon oil SATURDAY, the 10th FEBRUARY, for th» erection of a Residence off- Abel Smith-street. : Plans'and specifications at my office. THOS. TURNBULL, '',.-■ -; - i ". - ' ■-■. .'Architect, '"' Temple Chambers, . ■•!-:, -, ;■ ' 29th.January,187J7. v; ; ; V _.. Kace ; "ELLINGTON JOCKEY r 'SGUB, „■•■-. ; •... -i'. : . 'Si'-'. POSTPONEMENT- d^^EACES: .In consequence of'the'extreme inclemency of the weather, the RACES ,afe7 P A O r S-T P O,N E D ■■■;■■■■ ■;••■. '<• 11'! ';'... " _ ■. From Thursday and Friday, the Bth and 9th, ... TILL FRIDAY &' SATURDAY, the 9 th-and 10th instant. ■ '-' . - -J. W. KERBY, JQGE;E^ ; CLUB. THE WELLINGTON.DERBY^IB7B. ASweepstakes of 10 bovs. each, half forfeit, with IPO sovs. addeJL For three-year- , old coltsj Bst. lOlbs.; , fillies, Bst. 51b& Mile and. a-half. 2 sovs. on Domination ; 3 so vs. on acceptance, on general entry night, 1878 ; and 5 sovs; before 10 p.m. the night before the race. Will close aS ■ the Empire. Hotel, on Mondays 12tfe February, 1877. • : !..::.-..'": THE WELLINGTON DERBYy;iB79. A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, half: forfeit, with 100 sovs. added. • For threes-year-old colts,. Bst. lOlbs.; fillies;; .Bst.slbs. ~ Mile and a-half,. 2 sovs. on nomination; ,',,3 Boys; on acceptance, on generalentry [,\, night, ,1879;; and 5! sovs. before ',-" , the night before; the;-;race.: L Witt.elQsas at the (Empire; Hotel, ,-. on : Monday,-/cl2th ; ,Febniary,lß77; ■.■.:<;.;?'! '-,■•:::-:'! ■ : --:{; ..';:%.;:; -.'•■ : r.,J.^W. t KEK&Y, or .-.-, ■'!' Secretary; iVTOMINATIONS, FOR/. TATSANAiqt X\ JOCKEY. CLUB HASrbICAP: and. HURDLE RACES close next SATURDAY. Ariy" v winner"of "100 "sov."race- after declaration of weights to carry seven pounds extra. JAMKSPATOr--'---■■.'"-r. .•.-.: .^Hon.Sec;:Tv;J.C.

nno SOLICITORS & ACCOUNTANTS. WANTED, immediately, by a " young gentleman, lately arrived from Englard, a good position in the office of a Solicitor os Accountant.: The advertiser is thoroughly conversant with the routine of legal offices, and has had great experience in the windingup of bankruptcies,-. &c, <and the auditing oi merchants' accounts. . Testimonials, &c, on application. - Address,- Lex, office of thia paper. . .-' " i WANTED,, a Female. Cook;; also/ s. Housemaid. Apply to Mrs. Ormo*d, Ministerial Residence,' Hqbson-street. _ . ; Tobacco, - cigars/ pipes, &c. Manners-street, hear Willis-street. ■■■ P. A. Jones, Manager. : W : Dining Rooms and Restaurant* Lamb-ton-quay, are now open.; All meala se'ryed in best style Is. each. First-class aceenlmodation for boarders and" married couples at 20a. and upwards.: Beds at.all.hours.: ;' .• ; ;: ~'. 1 . ; ~ CHARLES '.AXiEN,' { :■.-.-.. . ....... J , YV A very choice assortment of ornamental cards for this" purpose in stools, at the office of-the New Zealand Times.r ANTED the.following numbers of the , . -'• New Zealand MAiL ) -187e-r—-Feb.l2,. Feb. 19, April 8 (2 copies), May 27n(2icopies). Address Manager,-NEW Zealand TimEß. TANTED known, that Budge's Cigara , . are superior, better kept, and cheaper than any other in the city. Cigar "Diva?, Willis-street, 10 doors above Empire Hotel;-

WANTED known, that Budge's Flowery Land Mixture has only ;to be'tried; to . be preferred'to any other cut mixed,!. , " "! WANTED known, that Budget Cut Cavendish is the only article equal to the "Old Home Gut" in the colony, ■ . - WANTED KNOWN, that there are for sale r cheap at the .Wellington Coach Factory—l butcher's cart, 1 light spring cart, 1 • Jheavy. da, 1 spring : wharf' dray, 1 wharf ■ dray, .1 contractor's' dray, 1 second-handJapring cart, 1 brake with stationary pole .. ..; J WANTED KNOWN—That THOMAS : MYERS, Picture-Frame Maker an* • Gilder, opposite the Theatre, .Lainbtdn-quay, tity of' olepß,. chromos, and cngravmga, by Birkett Foster and others, to choose from, unframed, and also framed to order, mounted and frames regilded, oil paintings restored and varnished. Glass cut to any size. ANTED known, that. Budge's Smoking , , Saloon, where customers can lotirige and enjoy their pipe or weed, with a cooling summer drink, is the luxury par ezcelleic* of the season. '.'.'•'.'.' VV' all targe Bills printed' at fcher office of the'.New -Zealand Times are posted iipon our own hoardings in the moßt conspicuous sites ia the cjty:;; In addition ;to which arrangements have been made to use the hoardings o.e the Poet.