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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 833, 30 July 1881, Page 3

EPARATE TENDERS will be Weired up to noon of TUESDAY, 2nd August for the following works;-. 1.—12 ohains (abont) of formation and metallinj Hope.«tr«et 3.-22J ohains do., Perry-street 4.-69 ohaißS formation and gi footpath, and 12 chains of Queen and High-streets. 5.-7ichaina (about) stumping in C< lcstrcfitt 6.—Kerbing Footpaths-various places at per chain; labor only 7.—Completing formation and metalling ; jabout 19 chains Queen-street, fiom ■Hall-st. to Waipoua Bridge. Tenders must be marked Nos. 1,2,3,&0, rospfctirely. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans aod.'speciflcaions at the Council Chambers, ' '■• B. BROWN, ; i Town Clerk. WAIRARAPA WEST COONTY. TENDERS for the' erection of a trussed t bridge of three 95 feet spans, over the Waiohine River, near tireytown, will be received at the County Office, Msiterton, where plans and specifications may bo seen up to noon on Friday 12th August, IRBI. '""'""jOHNKING, County Engineer. Mastcrttn, July 28th, 19J1. TO CARRIERS HAVING BULLOCK DRAYS. Bowlands. Upper Taueru, the following goods :- From Burnett and Yule's Sawmill, 2500 ft of timber; from the Upper Plain, 100 bags of chaff j from Masterton and the Railway Station, 10 bags of wheat and about i-ton of general goods.; from Bridge ' Creek (the other side of the Bush) about 12,000 ft of timber an* «'l bricks, A •- oUO ill? w j mrae ji a ( e l r {},(, present wet weather ceases, and wm.pie.tfd within one that &. f; lands, Masterton,'on or before Saturday, the 30thinst., at noon,' '789 TO, FENCERS. for two pes (more or less) of wire'fencing, Tenders oft the iOth August. " ' For particulars apply tip, PlbftHJea, Fsatjiefiton, j u i y i§th 1881. . signed up to SOtk July, for the following propertles--1.-Dwell! ig. house containing seven rooms, situated in Albert-street; seotion measures 60ft by 264 ft. 2.—Section in Albert-street, measuring 80ft by 264 ft, with shed. Full particulars on application, No tender neceswjh pepM 5 ' m H ' VftlwN | CO. end o • iJULY.jS&I, for the purchase of that most valuable estate, situated in the centre of Masterton, containing 160 acres, known as the property of the late Mr UHARLES DIXON. Divided into paddocks, all fenced with ft four-rail tolara fence, a well-stocked ORCHARD and FLOWER wjth, a convenient BQy.SE, WtainHOUSE DAIR-f, with otber buildings. Good wato laid on to the house. This if an §pp.ftr|iU)|ty flevw before offered to the. public aud may never occur again. The Bitation of the property, wjth the and is so well-known it needs little or aq comment.

Jta pgsition m.ust call the aMion of all parties who would like a home in the centre of one of the most flourishing townships in the North Island of New Zealand. Thoso who have money to invest would make a very large return of the same in cutting the land up into sections in a very abort time. The highest or any ender not necessarily For particulars apply to B P. PERRY, Masterton. Or J. M.CLELAND, Wellington REVISED yEBSIO^ JSP HEW TESTAMENT!I! YON * BLAIE JUST OPENED Their First Shipment of the above. Pbioes Banging Fbok Is 6b 10 30a. IMPORTANT TO THE EESEDENTS of WAIRARAPA Those requiring New WINTER QLQTSOT 2 EALAND ■ C LOTHING JUOTORY. CLOTHING, Well-made, Thoroughly Shrunk, PsrkotFit, The Employs upwards of 600 New Zealand hands, and have branched Clothing Factory all, over the Colony, ENCOURAGE COLONIAL INDUSTRY Sm »% you co» purchau A SJNQLE ARTICLE AT THE " WHOLESALE PRICE, yNDEROLOTHINGCOLONIALMADE BLANK*, ["S COLONIAL MADE, BOY'S CLOTHING Of every description and well worth Inspection. Agent* for the Unrivalled WBRTBEIM SEWING MACHINE. Every article marked in Plain Figures and sold for N«tt Oath, without Discount or rtduotioi of any Kind. JOHKGALLIB, UasftM,