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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 35, 25 November 1893, Page 6

gOUTHLAND COUNTY 1733 Block XI, Greenvale Road, forming and culverts 1734 — Block IX, Wendon Road, forming and gravelling 1735 — Otama Valley Road, forming and metalling 1736 — Block X, Wendon District Road, forming and gravelling 1737 — Blocks Y andYUR Wendonside Road, fo’.ming and gi’aveiling 1738 — Block I, Wendonside Road, forming and gravelling 1739 — Block X, Waikaia Township Road, forming and gravelling 1740 — Corbett’s Road, Mabel District, formation, etc. Written Tenders for the above works will be received at this office until eleven a.m. on FRIDAY the Ist DECEMBER, 1893. They must be addressed to the Chairman, and marked outside “ Tender for Contract No—(and name of work.)” Specifications and drawings can be seen at this office, also for Nos 1733, 1734, at Mr Lamb’s, Waikaka; for Nos 1735, 1736 at Wendon Schoolhouse; for No 1737 at Mr Manson’s, Riversdale ; for No 1738, 1739 at Mr Handyside’s, Waikaia; for No 1740 at Mabel Schoolhouse. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. N.B.—A Deposit in Cash or Marked Cheque must accompany each tender, amounting to 5 per cent on same. R. P. MacGOUN, County Clerk and Treasurer County Council Office, Invercargill, 18th November, 1893

Coach-painting. — Haring thoroughly investigated the American style of painting while in America, which is admitted by experts to he superior in wearing qualities to all others, I am prepai'ed to undertake repairs of all kinds and re-painting at a reduction on the prices formerly charged To make room for several novelties from the World’s Fair, the present stock of Carriages will be sold regardless of cost. Those, therefore, who intend purchasing vehicles wi’l save money by calling at “ The American Carriage Factory,” Dee sircet, Invercargill.—Advt.

THUE CUSWORTH WHOLESALE & RETAIL FRUITERER SEEDSMAN, and CONFECTIONER.. Just arrived, New Garden & Flower Seeds of best quality. All kinds of FRUIT in season at Lowes Prices for Cash. Tat Street (near Dee street). * LUFF HARBOUR ANNUAL REGATTA ► COMMITTEE. President Hon. J. G. Ward. The above Committee in and offering a prize of £IOO for an 8-Oared Inrigged Race, to be pulled over a course in Bluff Harbour, at the next Annual Regatta, to be held on Tuesday, 2nd January, 1894. Intending competitors are requested to notify the Secretary before December Ist next,"from whom all particulars can be obtained. JAMES E. FOX Secretary. Bluff Harbor, N.Z., July 19th, 189?.