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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 831, 27 November 1929, Page 3

TENDERS ELEMENTS for Electric Hot-water services, only Chromalox 100 per cent. British, carries 2 years' guarantee and lasts for ever.—C. N. Williamson and Co.. Ltd.. Fort St., Auckland. YEW POST OFFICE, COURTENAY aX PLACE, WELLINGTON. The date of closing of tenders for this contract, fixed for December 10, with Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, has been extended to 4 P.M., J A XUARY 14. JJOROUGH OF MOUNT EDEN. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 5 p.m. on MONDAY NEXT. December 2, 1929, for the Construction of Sewerage Works. Plan and specification may be seen on application at the Borough Engineer’s Office. S. GRAY, Town Clerk. \TEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. TENDERS FOR BUS BODY FITTINGS. Written Tenders, addressed to General Manager, New Zealand Government Railways, and marked outside, “Tender for Bus Material,” will be received at the office of the General Manager, Featherston Street, Wellington, up to Noon on TUESDAY, December 10, 1929, for the supply of Fittings, etc., for Bus Bodies. Full details of material required may be obtained from District Storekeeper, Railways, Newmarket, Addington, and Hillside, and at the office of the Comptroller of Stores, Railway Buildings, Featherston Street, Wellington. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, and telegraphic tenders will not be entertained. A UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. Separate Tenders, irf envelopes marked “Tender for —,” will be received at the Board’s Office until noon on THURSDAY, December 12, 1929, for the following ser-, vices and supplies:— FOR TWO YEARS—(I) Coal, Coke, and Firewood. (2) Scoria, Sand, etc. (3) Tanks. (4) Sanitary Pans. (5) Stove Piping. (6) Bubble Fountains. (7) Hat and Coat Hooks and Scrapers. (8) Handbells. (9) Blinds. (10) Seat .Brackets and Incinerator Fittings. (11) Wire Baskets. FOR ONE YEAR — <1) Free Class Books (in necessitous cases). (2) Bulk Stationery, for "Woodwork Department. Conditions of tender available for inspection at Board’s Office. IT costs 30s more to roof the average house'with “ORB,” but its quality is worth many more shillings in economy.

LYSAGHT’S BRAND CORRUGATED IRON. Write JOHN LTSAGHT, LTD., Box 341, Wellington, for Free Copy of their 'Pocket Handbook. W. W ILSO3S * L Tr> - BLACKSMITHS. ENGINEERS. ELECTRIC AND OXY-ACETONE WELDERS HEBLTIP AND TOE PLATE MANUFACTURERS. ALL CLASSES OF BUILDERS* AND STRUCTURAL WORK MADE TO ORDER. LAWN ROLLERS ALWAYS IN STOCK STONE-CUTTING TOOLS A SPECIAL'!'* 61. 63. 65 FEDERAL STREET. Phone 45-541. MEETINGS ALL Shopkeepers and Merchants are invited to attend a Meeting TOMORROW NIGHT at 8 o’clock, at 268 Queen Street: Business: To Federate and Stabilise Prices. Please place business before pleasure, and attend. RAILWAY NOTICES , CECBCBC N RAILWAYS. HUNTLY-GLEN AFTON: On SATURDAY, November 30 usual 7.10 a.m. HuntlyGlen Afton and 8.15 a.m. Glen AftonHuntly trains will NOT run. Special trains will run as follow:—Leave Huntly for Glen Afton 6.15 a.m. and 9.30 p.m. Leave Glen Afton for Huntly 7.15 a.m. and 10.25 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES rpONIGHT (WEDNESDAY), 8 P.M. EPSOM METHODIST CHURCH, GOUNOD’S COMMUNION SERVICE, And Miscellaneous Programme. Admission Free. Collection. STOCK EXCHANGE OPENING OF WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM

The Stock Exchange will close TOMORROW (Thursday), at 1 P.M. W. M. BARTON, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS. v (Auckland Branch). OPENING OF WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM. In remembrance of those who gave their lives in the Great War, and in compliance with the request of the Mayor, Public Accountants are requested to close their offices TOMORROW (Thursday) AFTERNOON. J. M. ELLIFFE, Local Secretary. RETURNED SOLDIERS! Next-of-kin and Relatives of Deceased Soldiers are invited to assemble at the Burns Statue in the DOMAIN DRIVE, TOMORROW (Thursday), the 28th inst., at 6.15 p.m. They will then file past the CENOTAPH and place wreaths or flowers thereon. Returned Soldiers are also asked to assemble at the Burns Statue in the DOMAIN DRIVE at 6.15 p.m. on the 28th inst., wearing uniforms if possible and medals in any case. They will then file past the Cenotaph and thus pay their respects to their dead pals. Every Ex-Serviceman, Navy, Army, or Air Force, is urged to be present. E. H. SHARP, Secretary, Auckland Returned Soldiers’ Assoc. LAWN TENNIS Racket stringing by exper: Super English Gut Prices Reasonable GRIFFITHS TENNIS SERVICE CO., 13 Wakefield Street. Phone 45-968.