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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5059, 11 June 1877, Page 3

I Marine Office, | Wellington, May 14, 1877. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this office until NOON on WEDNESDAY, 13th JUNE, 1877, for the supply and erection of a number of BEACONS in the channel leading to the port of Huvelock, County of Marlborough. They must be addressed to the Commissioner of Customs, Wellington, and marked outside "Tender for Beaco.is, Havelock." Plans and specifications may be seen at the Custom Houses, Havelock, Picton, and Wellington. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. JOHN BLACKETT, Marine Engineer. nno BUILDERS. Through alterations to plans, Fresh Tenders will be reetived at my office, where plans and specifications can be seen, until noon of THURSDAY, 14th JUNE, for Erecting the Jewish minister's Residence on the Terrace. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, C. TRINGHAM, p 0 BUILDERS. Tenders are invited until noon of WEDNESDAY, 13th inst., for the Erection of Two Cottages oif Grant-road. Plans and specifications at my office. THOS. TURNBULL, Architect, Temple Chambers. CANTERBURY SPINNING, WEAVING, AND FIBRE COMPANY (Limited). Weaving, and Fibre Company (Limited), invite tenders for the purchase of the properties of the company as per the undermentioned particulars. Tenders will be received for THE WHOLE IN ONE LOT, Or for any one or more lots. Lot 1. THE CAM MILLS, KAIAPOI. The property consists of five (5) acres of freehold land situate on the River Cam, immediately adjoining the Borough of Kaiapoi, Canterbury, N.Z., and about one mile from the railway station, with manager's residence containing seven rooms, large shed, outbuildings, and garden. THE MILL PROPER consists of engine-room 30ft. x 15ft., h.p. horizontal high-pressure ENGINE and boiler, and force-pump, tools, &c; mill-room, 107 ft. x 50ft., with working plant erected and geared therein, viz., 1 Cockspur or Dagg 2 Double Scribbler Engines GOin. on wire, 2 Condenser Engines 60in. on wire, constructed to take off 40 good threads and 2 waste threads on 4 bobbins ; 2 sets of card clothing for the above, complete, including 1 extra set of doffer 'ngs for condenser and 2 extra sets of rubber ithers for condensers; 1 Grinding Machine ! r 60in. carding engines, with Sin. iron emery | oiler ; 1 Iron Cemented Emery Roller for bOin. on wire, with loose collars and pulley ; 1 Planed Iron Turning-Up Rest, with stock and tools for same, over 300 cond and large stock of extras ; 1 Self-acting Mules, 360 spindles each, with driving gear and change wheels for different purposes, over 200 gross of bobbins and pirns for above, and a l. r banding, spool heads, &c, &c; 10 Looms, 10ft. I wide in reed space, complete, to work plain and twill only, also with large stock of extras, particularly as to harnesses, reeds, cotton and complete, extra teasels ; Beaming Room, 15ft. x 28ft., with 1 AVarping Mill to run with 204 threads, and Beaming apparatus attached, &c; Finishing, Room, 45ft. x 23ft.; 1 Washing Machine, complete, 1 Felting do, 1 Squeezing do, 1 Patent 2-prong Wool Scouring Machine, with extras, large Soaking Trough, Dye, and Hot-water Tanks, 1 LiftPump, 3in. bore, to supply Wool-scouring machine ; Warehouse, 32ft. x 28ft., fitted with shelves and tables, 1 Handpress, 1 Measuring and Rolling Machine, 1 Shearing Machine, scales and weights, between 500 and 600 presspapers, So.; Office, 18ft. x 12ft., desk, table, fittings, &c. Seven TANKS on staging, and sundries. THE WOOL SHED Is 205 ft. long x 18ft., subdivided and partitioned, 1 Speedy's Wool Press. THE WEIGHBRIDGE OFFICE, Detached, with bridge to weigh 5 tons. THE SULPHUR-HOUSE, Detached. , TWO TENTEEING FRAMES, Each 50yds. long. In addition to the extras noted above, there is a large stock of necessaries, 2 Weighing Machines (11 and scwt.), Tools, Baskets, Portable Forr;e, Anvil, Smiths' and Carpenters' Tools, Mill for grinding purposes, Lubricators, Snap-reel, Scales and Weights, S-day Clock, Step-ladder, 25 Wool-drying Sheets, Woolpacks, Jack-lever, &c, &c, &e. The balance of STOCK consists of about .€350 worth of Scoured and Dyed Wool, Dyewares and Sundries, £l5O, quantity of Yarns, Coals, &c. The property is in COMPLETE WORKING ORDER, The Machinery (manufactured by and imdale), could bo started at once without any Lot 2. Spare Machinery at Mill, not in use or geared—l Hvr>nAi/r.ia Press, 1 Sizing Machine, 1 Drying Machine for do, 1 machine for wetting weft and Centrifrugal Machine for same with gearing, 1 Twisting Frame, or Doubling Machine, 50 Spindles, 1 Carding Engine, 40iii., on wire, 1 large patent Wooldrying Machine, complete. Delivery to be taken at Mill. Lot 3. MACHINERY, Packed in ori-dnal cases, as received ex ship, and stored in Lyttelton at Messrs. Talbot and McGlatchie's stores. 20 Looms, 10ft. wide, five fitted with dropping boxes at each end for 3 shuttles ; 1 Set op '"Carping and Condensing Engines ; 1 Pair Self-acting Mules ; 1 Milling Machine. The above Machinery is similar to, and by the same makers as that erected in the "Cam Mills," and has all necessary extras, &c, &c; 1 Improved Double-actton Burring and Cleaning Machine, 50in. wide, with extras, fitting, &c; 1 Horizontal Condensing Engine, Diam. Cylinder, 12in.; Stroke, 24in.; Air Pump, (Jin. diam. x 24in. stroke ; Spoke, Fly Wheel, &c, complete. All tiie necessary Shafting, Coupling, Driving Drums and Wheels, Wall Box and Plates, Hangers, Pedestals, Oil Cups, Conical Keys, Mortice and Mitre Wheels, Belting, &c, for the above machinery ; 1 Tun GALLirOH Oil (8 barrels) ; 25 Gross Piuns, Press-papers, Sundries. The above will be sold as now lying in store, or put f.o.b. ship if desired. Lot 4. 2 Coiinisii Boilers, each 19.6 x 5.0, with fittings, mountings, &c, now being made by Mr. Jno. Anderson, Christchurch, and can be delivered either at Christchurch, Kaiapoi, or Lyttelton. Tenders will bo received by the undersigned up to June 30. ! Cards to view can be had on application to the Secretary. By order of the Directors. J. M..HEYWOOD, Secretary. Offices, Colombo-street, I Christchurch, N.Z., May 23,1877.