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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81848, 15 September 1906, Page 3

CARRINGTON ROAD Bi:ARD TENDERS FOR J3ROKE:. ROAD METAL. r|~IENDERS are invited i:;> lo '1 p.m. A on TUESDAY, the 3th. inst., for the supply and deli', ;-y of 000 yards broken stone. >•,; eifications may be seen with the Seen-: try, Mr T. B. Blanclielt, at Mr Kind's Auetion Rooms. JOHN LASH.'JROOK., Chairman. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MRS GEDDIS. RENDERS will be received at the J_ offices of the undersigned by the Executors up to noon of MONDAY lie 17ch day oE September instant or, — The freehold of part sections 305 and 330, Town of New Plymouth, containing- 11J perches, more or less, with a frontage of 43 feet to Dawson street The property is on the west side of the street, between Vivian and Powderham streets. On property is standing- a well-built dwelling-house of 5 rooms, bathroom and pantry. Water is laid on. In the alternative—The weekly rental on a twelve months' lease of the above property, free from rates, taxes and insurance. Tenders must be sealed and acompaniecl by a deposit of 10 per cent of the purchase money or of one month's rent, as the case may be. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Immediate possession can be given. Conditions of sale and form of lease may be inspected at the offices of WESTON & WESTON, Solicitors, Brougham Street, New Plymouth, September 7th, iqo6.

COUNTY OF TAEANAKI. TENDEEB. TENDERS superscribed with tlie number of the contract, will be received at the County Office, New Plymouth, up to <1 p.m. 011 SAT UKDAY, September 29th, 19u6, for— Contract No. 47 : Construction of Concretc Arch Bridge over Maketcliinau stream, near Norfolk road railway station. Contract No. 48 : Construction of ConCrete Bridge over Manganui stream, Tariki road. Contract No. 40 : Construction of Concrete Bridge over Waiongona stream, Mountain road. Tenders not accompanied with the prescribed deposit will be rejected as informal. Plans and specifications may be seen and tender forms obtained at the County Office. G. V. TATE, Chairman. September 7th, 1006.

NOTICE, In the Estate of WILLIAM FORD, Late of Awakino, Deceased. rjl ENDERS (so marked) will be received by us till MONDAY, September 24U1 igo6, (inclusive), for the purchase of the unencumbered freehold of part section 4, block 8, Awakino North Survey District, con) taining So acres 1 rood, more or Ims. belonging to the above estate. TERMS—IO per cent cash with tendor, and balance on accepted tender to b payable at New Plymouth on -oth October, j ijoG. No tender netesarily accepted, ROY & WILSON, Solicitors, New Plymouth.

September 7111, igu6. INK AT THE TKOCADERO, Soup. A la mode, Entbeks. Stealt anil Kidney Pie. Cumc and rice. Joints. Roast Sirloin of Beef. Roast Leg ol Pork and Seasoning. Corned Boef and Carrots. Sweets. lfaspberry and Apple Pic Plum Pudding and Lemon Sauce. Vermicelli .Custard. Rice Pudding. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. BILL OF PAEE THIS DAI'.

ALTERATION IN NAME OF UENWOOD ROAD STATION. /"\N and after 17th September the Hinwoocl Road Kaihvay Stati«n will be called " Bell Block." BY ORDER. NOTICE is hereby given that 5 Dairy anil 5 Ordinary Farms iar Toko will be open for Lease m Perpetuity, ou TJIUIibDAY, the 'lth October next. They comprise part of the estate lately purchased from Alfred Bayly, Esq. Areas vary from 90 acres to 320 acres. Detailed information can be procured at this olllce and pamphlets and plans will be distributed when ayailable. P. SIMPSON, Commissioner of Crown Lands District Lands and Survey Ollice, .New Plymouth, ' 13th September, lyoii. ART UNION 01' TWELVE VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS By Mas W. Jehkinson (By kind permission of the Colonial Secretary).

NOW ON VIEW iu ike premises next 10 Mr Huberts', Jeweller, wlxere tickets can be obtained. Ist Prize, " In Time of Peril" (After Edward Blair Leighton, k.a.) 2nd Pri'/.e, " George Sound." 3rd Prize, " Dusky Sound." And y oilier -valuable works.

TICKETS ONE SHILLING. BOY WANTED. ANTED—BOY, I<l or over, immediately. Apply Publisher, D.in.v Nmvs, EGG LAYERS : lirown [,''<;lmins and Indian Runners,'heavy laying strains, sittings now ready, 5/.*— Bros.' lioiu shop. WANTED a really good turnip crop. U'estfield Turnip Manure gave immense satisfaction last season to all whu used it,