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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 395, 30 September 1874, Page 2

I CHURCH Otf ENGLAND, ROXBURGH. A N ART UNION AND GIFT AUCTION -^- BAZAAR will be held shortly in aid of defrayiug debt n p°n tho abovo Church. Contributions will bo lliunk fully received by the Committeo. THOS, COOP, Secretary. WALKING SHOW AT ROXBURGH. A WALKING SHOW, of ENTIRE HORSES will be held at ROXBURGH on THURSDAY, OCTOBER Ist. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. I SLEEPERS, fpENDERS are 'invited by the Colonial -*- Government *for the supply and delivery of Fifteen Thousand Sleepers for the Tokomairiro and. Lawrence Railway. Specifications may be seen at the Town Clerk's Office, Lawrence and Balclutha, at the Railway Station, Milton, and at this office. Tenders will be received at this office until noon of Monday, the 26th October, 1874. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. W. N. BLAIR, District Engineer. i Public Workß Office, Dunedin, September 24, 1874. BRIDGE OVER CLUTHA, AT ROXBURGH. mENDERS will be received at tho Office of -*- tne Secretary for Works, until noon of Tuesday, 6fck October, 1894, for — Contract jNo.-; 9(54, Construction oi Timber Bridge over the River Clutha, at Roxburgh. ALSO, FOR BRIDGE OVER THE ! TEVIOT, AT ROXBURGH. Contract No. 965, Construction of Timber Bridge over the River Teviot, at Roxburgh. Plans and specifications may be seen and forms of tender obtained at the Office of the Provincial Engineer, Dunediu, and at tbo Police Camp, Roxburgh. Tenders to bo indorsed " Tondor for Contract No. 96 i," or 965, as tho case may bo. Government does not undertake to accept the lowest or any tender. D. REID, Secretary for Works. Dunedin, 15th September. rpENDERS will be received by the underJL signed up to Saturday, October 17, for Driving Tunnel 800 feet (more or less), in the Heart of Oak, Carrick Range. Tenders may be Bent for labor only, or for tenderers to find rails, trucks, &c., for their own use. Specifications can be seen at tho Company's Office, Cromwell. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAS. MARSHALL, Manager Heart of Oak Company. WANTED, a good BUSHMAN. Apply to Herbert and Co. WANTED KNOWN, that -F. MEYER AND CO. have received the new Kerosene Lamps. ROWATT'S PATENT ANUCAPNIC supersede all Lampß ever introduced in Economy and Cleanliness, Consume less Kerosene Oil, and with a much smaller wick give a much larger light than the old kmd ; Require so Chimneys, and consequently no cleaning of chimneys. All the the different Bizes to be seen lit up EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, at F. MEYER'S AND CO.'S. To make room for these new Lamps, the old kind Kerosene Lamps will be sold at cost price in future. The best quality Kerosene Oil always kept in stock, at reduced prices. All kinds of Ironmongery, CnocKEK y, Glass, China, andEARTHENWARE. Groceries, Wines and Spirits are sold at the Lowest Prices. Competition defied. Oflley's six grapo Port Wine for Invalids, as approved of and recoinmendod by all medical men, always in stock. F. MEYER AND CO., IRONMONGERS AND GROCERS, ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE. W^ 13535 Known, JAMES SLY, PractiV V cal Bootmaker, Ross Place, Lawrence, has on 6ale, a large assortment of Colonialinade Boots, of every description, cheap. THE PEOPLE'S TIMBER YARD, BOSS PLACE, IrAWBENOE. A LEXANDER HUMPHREY, XL builder, carpenter, joiner, &c. WANTED Known, that Building Material of every description, and of the best quality, ie kept in stock ; also white, pine lining arid flooring, and galvanised roofing iron, in quantity and quality, at Humphrey's Timber j Yard. WANTED Known, that A. Humphrey will build Shop and Dwcllinghouses of every style and descr ption, from the standard and standing desig "Victorian Gothic," to the bold, chaste, and magnificent mansions and villas for the " nobß " and capitalists who rulo this mighty empire, of which Lawrence forms a most important part. TO LET. A FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, situated in Whitehaven-street. Apply to M. HAY, Auctioneer. v ■fcj-ASONIO HOTEL, "*-*-*• • "ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE. - JOSEPH BELL having leased the above Hotel from the trustees in tbe estate of the late Mrs. Clark, and having thoroughly renovated the house, trusts to get a share of public support. J.B. will be glad to see hia old friends from Waipori and the Teviot, First-claea accommodation for Boarders and Travellers, who will meet with every attention. The Stabling has also undergone a thorough repair. The best of feed provided for horses,