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Waikato Argus, Volume III, Issue 212, 20 November 1897, Page 4

Tenders. TTUNTLY ROAD B 0 \RD. TENDERS will bo received by the above np to 1.30 p.m. on SATURDAY, November 27th, 1897, for WORKS on the Kimihiu Road. The works comprise Fascinine, Clayin» Side and Breast Cutting, and DrainTenders arc to be addressed t) " The Chairman Huntly Road Board," and endorsed outside, " Tender for Contract No. 12." Plan and specification may be seen at the Huntly For y. The lowest or any ti ndcr not necessarily accepted. W. 'J 1 . LUTENER, Clerk to the Board. /AHINEMURI COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS will be received till noon on WEDNESDAY, November 24th, for the following WORKS : Contract No. 24S : Forming and Spa'ling Kouoiti Creek Road Contract No. 24!) : Widening Road near Mr Coote's, l'aeroa. Plans and spceiticitions on view at the Council Chambers, l'aeroa. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman of the Council, l'aeroa, marked out side, " Tender for Contract No. The lowest or any tender will not ALEX. ARMSTRONG, County Engineer. ISWW^KBaKB ■p I A K 0 COUNTY. TENDERS are called for the following CONTRACTS :- No. 68 —Forming 35 chains To ArohaGordon Road, at Shaftesbury No. GO—.Making, Cutting, Widening Embankment, and Forming 40 chain-i Thames-Waikato Road, at Motumaoho, near Morrinsville No. 70—Cleaning 50 chains Drain at Larney's Waitoa Specifications at the County Olliee, Te Aroha. Nos. li!) and 70 will be shown by the County Foreman on Monday, 22ml inst. —No. 70 at 9 a.m. and No. G!) at 1 p.m. Tenders will lie received a!< Te Aroha by the undersigned until WEDNESDAY, 24th inst., at 11 o'clock. P. GILCHRIST, County Clerk. Te Aroha, 16th November, 1307. 18/ 1 1 pAGLAN COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS will bo received by the undersigned up to SATURDAY, 20th November, for 100 chains FORMATION and SO chains METALLING at YVaingaro, in five sections. Spccilications may be seen at Messrs W. ami Si Wilson's, Waingaro. W. I. CONRADI, County Clerk. Raglan, November 12th, 1897. 13/11 PUB LI C NOTICE. In the matter oi " The Public Works Act, 1894." The Kirikiriroa Road Board hereby give public notice that they propose to stop a road running between Allotment No. 227 and Allotment No. 2.'17 of the Parish of Kirikiriioa. A plan of the road which it is proposed to stop is on view and open to public inspection at the otlicc of the* said Board on Allotment No. 201 of the Parish of Kirikiriroa. Dated at Kirikiriroa this J2th day of October, 1897. By order or the Kirikiriroa Road Board james Mcpherson, 30,10 Clerk. 7-TUESTERFIELJ > C < UANO. pII ESTEIi FIELD f\ UANO £3 10 -Per Ton in sacks ; £3 15, Per Ton, in small bags. THE CHEAPEST & BEST MANURE In the market for grass and all kinds of root and grain crops. Mr Fred. Clark, Pnkekaroro, writes: "The Chesterfield Guano J got is the best manure for grass that I have ever tried. Mr A. Robinson, Mangure, writes: " I tried this manure last season with barley, at the rate of 2" cwt. per acre, and v.as much pleased with the result. Both straw and grain were much bctte:than that: sown alongside with boncdust. I also tried it with potatoes with very satisfactory results." Mr John McCaw, manigtr Matamata Estate, writes : "The SO tons Guano I got from you last .season I used at the rate of lewt. to the acre, along with one of superphosphate and one of bones, on the turnip crop, and the results are highly satisfactory. The main crop of turnips was sown with bones and superphosphates, equal proportion, and where the Guano was added to the mixture the turnips were equally as good at a less cost per acre." SOLI" AGENTS, AUCKLAND PROVINCE: ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, THE HAVMARKET, AUCKLAND. 13TI_ _ II ) EDUCED IN P RIC E . FARMERS ! FRUITGROWERS ! Increase your Crops by using PHOSPHO - POTASH MANURES MANUFACTURED liY THE VEREIN DEUTSCH. OESTERR, THOMASPHOSPHATFABRIKEN, BERLIN, and by the GERMAN KALI WORKS, STASS I'URT, Sole Agents W, H. LA.UIUE & CO. PHOSPHO- POTASH MANURING. —Standard Phosphate (Star Brand), Thomas Phosphate Meal, Concentrated Nitro do., Standard Kainit, Sulphate of Potash, Muriate of Potash. Orchard Treks proves Size and Quality of Fruit, Destroys Parasites. Pastures —Renews Worn-out Pastures. Crops —lncreases Yield of all Grains, etc. The Great Manures for Green and Root Crops, Onions, Mangolds, etc. POTATOES. NITRO-POTASH POTATO MIXTURE contains all essentials necessary for producing Large Crops of finest Prices and pamphlets on application. YV. 3. LAURIE & CO., AUCKLAND. General Agent for Australasia, August Blumenthal, Hamburg. irsT Pamphlets containing full information may be had of G. IS, CLARK, Cambridge, District Agent. H,'J