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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10486, 24 November 1911, Page 1

■;*iV«J?WT§. AKITIO COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS. ANDERS will'J he received at f-ho l of the undersigned until Noon on SATUKDAY, the 9th day. of December, 1911. for the tolWg M Conto«t 174. For tl» obtainance (by aerM tram), crushing and carting 5800 cubic yards iibc-k inotal (more or Jess), AU-redton-Weber Road etc.. Contract 178.—For tdi© installation of Aerial Tram.— Akaroa Peak. . .. Contra ot 179. (Jveeu s Quany. For 'obtainance, cradling and carting 2350 cubic yards (more or 'less). Council to pro.-'.e crushing plant for royalty.— Ailifreditonv-Weber Road. . . Contract 180.—32' chains of widening, Waioakuira (Mara-VV.aio-wiifca Dtiistrict). , Contract 181.—47 chains of road formation and oulveirting, etc, 'Makomra. Tenders air© to be on printed, forms accompanied' by a deposit cheque (marked by the Bank as good for 14 days)., of Seven Per Cent., addressed .to "The Chairman," and marked "Tender ifor Contract No. j) Plans and .specifications may be inspected at it-he. County Office, Ifconga- ' roa. | Pongaroa, 22nd day o;f November, ! 1911. HERCULES R. [ROBINSON, County Clerk. l/4> MANAWATU RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. I /TUESDAY 26th. WEDNESDAY 27th I and FRIDAY 29tli DEC., 1911. AWAPUNI RACECOURSE. PALMERSTON NORTH. NOMTNA r nONS close for aft •events, excepting 6th Palnierston North Stakes, on. FRIDAY, 24th November, at 10 p.m., 'With 1 THE SECRETARY, , I 11 Cuba Street, I P.O. Box 52, i Palmerston N. NOTICE. j THE Friends, of Mr and /Mirs G. I Clarke am respectfuly .invited | to attend the funeral of thear Sate) ■ daughter, Annie, which . wi£ gave Ahe residence', Kopua,ran.ga, on SATURDAY, November 25th, at. 2.30 p.m., for the Masterton OenMtery. ■■G. HY'DHj, - '• Funerail Director. J HioneA- Private 324, eliop 233.^ A NEW FURNITURE FACTORY ] "The * Masterton Woodware." j k/TR H. MAYIR begs to thank j ▼-*- the public of Miastenton. and , district for the •spJandid support expended to Man during the 12 months be has been in business in Masterton a,s a cabinet-maker. Although tlie business has onWy been run on modest lines, the support during that period has been most encouraging, and lie ha» now pleasure in announcing that he has. openled a ' j CABINET AND FURNITURE- ! MAKING FACTORY in the factory at the back of .the ' Temple Chamber's (next Dalgety J Go.), Queen Street. The pre- ] "mi'ses have been fitted up on thie. ' most lines- with the latest \ "plant and machinery for the manufacture of furniture of evei-y de[scription. A TRIAL SOLICITED. THE MASTERTON WOODWARE. H. MAYR PROPRIETOR.

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