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Patea Mail, 24 January 1882, Page 2

Tenders* Waitara Harbor Improvements. CONTRACT No. 2. For the Construction of 1,500 Lineal Feet of Fascine Protection Work on S. W. Bank of River. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received by the Secretary at his office, Waitara, up to noon on Wednesday, the 15th of February, 1882, for the above contract. They must be addressed to the Chairman, Waitara Harbor Board, and marked outside TENDER FOR CONTRACT No. 2. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Waitara. Telegraphic Tenders will be received on the same conditions as in the Public Works Department. JOHN THOMSON, Harbor Engineer. January 11, 1882. To Contractors. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned for the Supply of Material and Erection of Sale Yards at Manaia. Tenders to close on Thursday, February 2nd, at Noon, Plans and specifications can be seen at Mr. T, Lloyd’s Hotel, Manaia, and at the Office, High-street, Hawera. The lowest or any tender not necessarily flpppntpn. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. Public Announcements. Notice. THE public are cautioned that no dealings of whatever nature with the firm of F. J. and G. W. Gane are valid, without the joint and separate signatures of both partners. FRANCIS J. GANE. Whakamara, January 24, 1882. Musical Notice. MR B. HOMBERG, Professor of Music, having arrived, begs to inform the inhabitants of Patea and its surroundings, that be is prepared to take Pupils and to Teach Piano from the first rudiments up to finishing education and composition, and that he will attend to Pupils at their residences or at his temporary abode, the Temperance Hotel, private entrance. Balls and Parties attended. Photography. Oxford-street Photographic Gallery, PATEA. PORTRAITS; taken daily from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Residences and views photographed to order. D. M. WARREN, Proprietor. PORT OF PATEA. ARRIVED. Patea ss from Wellington at noon today. Passengers ; Mr and Mrs Jones; Messrs Barber, Hare, Thomson, Spence (2), Carl, Meldon,' Clegg,.Mcßae, and Miss Carmichael. = Cargo : 3 bales, .21 pkgs, Pulford ; 24 pkgs, McKenna & Co. 57 pieces timber, 42 pkgs, Kendall and Bush ;- 20 boxes soap, 16 cases, 4 bales, 10 pkgs, Gibson; 7 boxes soap, Ecclesfield ; 1 c’s, Bank Australasia ; 1 _ c’s, - England ; 1 c’s Prosser; .10 c’s, King ; 1 truss, Brown ; 2 pkgs, Hawera Star ; 3. pkgs, Jones; 106 pkgs, M’Carty and > Hunger; 93 pkgs, Taplin; 76. pkgs, Davidson ; 41 pkgs, Mahoney:; 26 pkgs, Whittaker ; 22 pkgs, Slater ; 1 c’b, 9 pkgs, Dixon ; 44 pkgs, 60 sash weights, McCutchan ; 6 c’s, Cook ;, 114 pkgs, t Hood & Co. S HIGH WATER. Tuesday—l 2-50 a.m. 1-10 Wednesday—l-30 a.m., 1-52 p.m' Thursday—2-14 a.m. 2-41 p.m. Friday—3-4 a.m. $-36 p.m. Saturday—4-6 a.m.- 5-43 p.m, Sunday—s-27 a.m. 6-11 p.m. Monday—6-52 a.m. 7-31 p.m. Subscription rates for the daily mail . —see 4th page. PRINTING of every, kind at the Mail office—superior and cheap. \ , JOB PRINTING of' every description - executed at the Mail Office, with neatness and despatch.