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Patea Mail, 17 May 1882, Page 2

Tenders. rpENDERS for the erection of Goal X . Yard anJ Shed, will be received at my office till noon of May 22nd. EDWD. C. HORNER, Freight from Wellington to Patea; Public Works Office, Wellington, sth May, 1882. TENDERS will be received at this office until noon on Tuesday, the 23rd May, 1882, for the Conveyance of about 208, tons Rails from Wellington to Paiea. : Tenders to be addressed to the Hon, the Minister for Public Works, Wellington, marked- outside “Tender for Freight,” and to contain a marked cheque fbr £2O, made payable to the Receiver-General’s Deposit "Account only. Specifications.amLconditions may ? be seen at the Public Works Offices/ Auckland, Wellington, Nelson,; Christchurch, and Dunedin.--tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be received if presented at any Telegraph Office by noon of the same date, provided that. written tenders in due form nre.lodged at any of the abovenamed offices by the same hour. The lowestOr any tender not .necessarily accepted. . ' ; By command. : -n . - ; JOHN/ BLACKETT, .Engineer in Charge, North Island. 1 I'enders Wanted TE N I DER§. will be : received at the .Post-office", Waverley, up to 12 noon on Saturday; 27th May, for Buildings a.- .-.Fouctroomedp House,, at Waverley. Plans and specifications may be inspected at Mr Fookes’s office, Waverley, from whom all information may be obtained. : : :i Lowest pr any tender not, necessarily accepted. ’ L ANDREW NEILSON. v P 0 RT. OP. ,P ATE A. SAILINGS. , Wakatq s.s., Tuesday, for Wellington, with a number of passengers. , Cargo : 25 casks fallow;, -Bank otLNew South Wales ; 212 sacks brari and pollard, Dale ; 6 bales of wool, Bank of Australasia ; 22 hides, 6 casks, Barraclough.'j 5 bales fungus, Slater; 2 do, 2T bags do, E. 0/ Horner ; 1 pci, Gower ; 1 do, Cowern ; 2 cases, Gibson ; .4 boxes tobacco, Pul,ford ; 1 bos, Ecclesfield ; 16 casks tallow, 21 tins do, 28 hides, N.Z.; Loan Cp. ; 6 casks tallow, Gowland. • C HIGH WATER.- : Wednesday—9-34 a, mi, 9-54 p.m. . : Thursday—lo-6 a,m., 10-88. p.m. Friday—ll-0 a.m. 11-21 p.m. Saturday—ll-40 a.m., 1L42 p.m, • Sunday—l 2-3 a.m., 12-24 p.m, Monday—l 2-43 a.m., 1-1 p.m. Tuesday—l-22 a.m. 1-45 p.m.

The Principal Furniture and Carpet Warehouse! JOHN ANDE RS O N EGMONT-STREET, I’ATKA. THB CHEAPEST HOUSE in the TRADE; I N ST 0 C K'. Stuffed Couches ' Chests Drawers Colonial Couches Wood Bedsteads Sofas Knife Baskets Chairs Toilet .Glasses Folding Chairs Marble Glasses / Croquet Chairs Chimney Glasses Oheffonicrs Hang-up Glasses • Book Cases 1 ..v . : „hj Bookshelves Loo Tables . ; Wardrobes Dining Tables „ Hat-racks Kitchen Tables Cornice Poles Occasional Tables ■ Window Boilers Chess-top Tables .Venetian Blinds ■...■• Music Stools Whatnots . . Oilcloth, Toft wide ’ &c., &c., &c. Drawing-room and Dining-room Suites in Wood and Cane-seat Cht Dust Pan Curtains,fnew styles Carpets Mattrasses Brussels Spring do. Tapestry “ ; Palliascs Kidderminster a Pillows-- •--• J Felt' - "...; - y Hassocks _ Felt Squares 1 ' Foot-stools Stair Carpets ' Ottomans ■ Do. Linen r HeaxthßugeCrumb Cloths Door Mats ; • ■ Coir Matting . Engravings Cord do. j Washstand Screens Manilla do. Fringck Flax do. i 1 - Ottoman Sets Ghinado. Work-Boxes . ; Bppp, Damask, Hair-eloth, : and Leather. ■ Li’s pf < every, .description.' ; .;. i , ■oFUNERALS FURNISHED AND TOMBSTONES SUPPLIED.