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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 998, 13 February 1882, Page 3

MASTEETON BOROUGH COUNCIL FRSSH TENDERS wul be received till 5 p.m. on Tuesday 14th Feb. 1881 for—--Ist. Laying dram-pipes in Reuall-st., and Upper Plain Road. ■ ■ 2. 8J chains formation and metalline Colc-st. ' Deposit of 5 per cent, must aojonvpahv each tender. . ■■ ' ■ r .'■ flans and Bpeoificatious oa'n be seen at the Counoil OJiambersi No tender necessarily accepted. " ' R. BROWN, ■ Town Clerk. TO PAINTERS. ~^~~~ TFWDERSnre invited up to NOON on . WEDNESDAY, 15th inst., for paint, mg the Club Hotel. Specifications at .iny office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. fln , GEO. FANNIN, !zL Architect. | TO BUILDERS. „r,S* invited n » *° NOON on .WEDNESDAY, 22nd inst., for the I erection of additions to Flour Mid in Albertstreet, for Messrs Chamberlain Bros. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ' fI . Q GEO, FANNIN, " w AroLitect. NOTICE TO CARRIERS, l *»» uuuuoia gi wneat injoro o. from the threshing machine, Te Mam, Plhautea. to, Featherston. Wheat to be wen as threshed. Tenders close on the 20th February. The lowest or any tender not neoessaiily accepted. __ J. & W. BIDWELL. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF C G COLVILLE Bootmaker, Carterton, TENDERS are invited for the purchase of the remainder of the stock, book debts, goodwill of the above, together with the lease of premises in the most central situation in Carterton. Particulars may be had I on application to Mr Colville on the premises. Tenders may be sent in to Mr fi.il. Hunt, Lambtoh-Quay, Wellington, on or before the lfith inst. m B uuleraigned will be glad to treat . with parlies willing lo take contracts for oush felling during tho coming season on Brancepeth Station. 981 W. & H. BEETHAM. CARTERTON LOCAL BOARD. TIENDERS are invited for felling and ~ stumping Rutland and Lincoln' Roads lenders cloßft it the Council Chambers' j Carterton, on Monday, 27ih February 188', at noon, and specifications may be seen at the Barriu place. Carterton, 6th February, 1882. TARATAHI-CARTERTON HIGHWAY BOARD, iu«i/mip aie invuea tor the undermenx noned works, viz.— 1. Metalling about 30 chains on Belvider« Road. I 2 Metalling about 95 chains on Anderson's Line, 3 Busbfalling ami Clear ingabout 40 ohaiw on Anderuorj'a Liue. i Removing timber and obstructions from Mungaterere Creek for about 20 chains above Belvedeie Bridgo, and olewijig out and deepening 15 chains of the Silverstream Ureek below the Bridge. 5 Forming and ditching about 5 chains on Waterson's Line, 6 Forming and metalling about 7 chainß on Arnold's Line. 7 Forming and metalling-about 14 chains on Brooklyn Boad 8. Felling and s„uraping about 30 chains on Joseph's Line, Matarawa, (fresh tenders), Tenders close at the Council Chambers Carterton, on Tuesday, 28th February inst « noon., and specifications may be seen at the same place, B. H. WALTERS, Carterton, 6th February, 1883, A PPLICATIQKB will i )e reC eived up to A 6 p.m., TUESDAY, Hth Fobruary lor Hie Office of Impounder for the Borough of Mastertou, Salary £25 per annum. Applications must bo marked outside " Application for the Office of Impounder." Particulars of duties &c, on application at tho Council Chambers. I B. BROWN. Town Olerk. A PPLICATIONSwiIIbo received up to Jtl 6 p,m. TUESDAY, Hth February, 1882, for the Office of Poundkeeper for the Borough of i\la>terton, Salary £25 per annum. Applications must be marked outside " Application for the Office of Poundkeeper," Particulars of duties <&c, on application! at tho Council Chambers. I R. BROWN, I Town Olerk. , PLICATIONS for the following appointments should he sent in on or before Tuesday, the 14th inst:- ' Master, Olajevillei salary. from £IB,O to L 220, according tq dassification,"and'residence. : ' Master or Mistress, Park Vale; Hilary, SIOO, arid residence, ' Certificated Assistant, Carterton: salary from £l4O to £l7O, according to" clwsifiea(Jertificated Assistant, Hutt; salary from £}4o to £l7O, according to classification Pupil Teachqr, Mount Cook QirV School Pupil Teapher, Te Ara Sohool. ARTHUR DORSET, For Secretary. Education Office, Wellington, Ist February, 1882 992 ASEiP BOOKS. BDUiOCOBOR, \nn, St^io^mg, W'tp ll Quay. , MR9S. have a iftrgo number of Books, which they are able to offer at considerably below the published pricey Tho following ar< a few of them, and may be taken as representative of the wholo. B Bros inyite the reading public to inspect thtiv'Stock. Which includes a large number of Pr«e and (Tift Booh. Agent ftghtyterV School and othcrjiubliofltio'ns; (or %% aM Dr 'Anderson's Mandalay to Mamien, a narrative of two expeditions to Western China (illustrated) | published at 21s, B«lMGould's In Exitu Israel, 2 volumes; published at 21s, offered at 6s mm ; Whitham' B . Western Wanderings . gyNjdJ; published at 15s, o |p{| Captain piulterbiick's Champagne, a We T'WS "Wmisckce;'published at 15 .offered at'bY" '' ' ■'• Bithim Edwards'- A Year, in Weßterq Franoe . grated); publ^h ? d at 10a fld, offbred ?M>s|lMalHe thePunjaub; or, With WePnnoe in India (illustrated); published at 215,, offered at Rs : Boyd's Reminiicences of Fifty Years, dedi- . cated to the colonists of New Zealand • published at 12s, offered at 6b * Narrative of Lord Elgin's Mission, to Cilna ami Japan (colored Mal!iQn,g from original *aw}mnjajh), 2 volumes) pubolißhedat42s,(uToted at« 3 Sfekea Journal of the Ditcovcry of the dource of the Nile (map and numerous Illustrations); published at.2ls, offered at 12s; ■ ook FAUST-.