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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1594, 28 January 1884, Page 3

Tenders. ' 'j C ft:-: Mi '& WAIRARAPiv EAST COUNTY.;;. r] IENDERII, addressed to tlia Ol'iKirtniti, JL County Offices, Masterton;- where plans and specifications can bo aeon, to closei ot NOON on. WEDNESDAYj tho 30tli infit. ; are invited for tho following worlis: Eketaiiiina-Tinui Road,—Contract No ' G-Qno 80ft Span Bridge. ... Contract No,-7— I OMe-40!t' Sjian Bi-idge. • (Alternatm tendkrs "for oiio oi both of these Bridges . will bo received.) . ' Te Oiik Ore-Bideford Road.—Contract No, 5-15 Acres Isushfall» iUff. ' The lowest or any. tender not necessarily, accepted, it •;». y ' j' ■ ; F. G, M00RE,..". ; ■ ' . , ..Cleric; ut bounty Council Offices, ; p ' Masterton, 15th January, 1884.' ,1582 TENDERS are invito!up to WEDNESDAY; the 30th instant, .for .-the .purchase oi .34 acres (or, of OatSi'Apply to . ; GEOEQE BElilr.i : Owcu'sFarm, .■'■ lit; 1691 .TgMahi,':''. TO WINTERS, Tenders • wo invited to" midday EVENlNG.2Btkn;Jaiw^|Mr painting,and pu/p«;vi)tij£ a llou'sb at Ktiri'purii." Specifications to be' Men at the Club Hotel;, The lowest or -imf'teiidor not ucci'fisarily'nccopted, 1590 •• ' .A, KLKJJNS.; riIENDEHS aro asked, foi? splitting 'and JL erectirg about two milcß of wirS feu'cing. •' ;; y:""''V'-'r li.M ARSH, Aifiedtou. Public Works Olllcc, • ' (Architect's llrancli) Wellington. 10th January, 18S4. SEPARATE TENDERS aro invited for the ERECTION ot COURTHOUSES at OrmondviUo and Woodvillc. General Conditions, Specifications, and Drawings maybe steuat the Public Works Office, Architect's Branuli, Wellington; Post Oflices Ormondville, Woodvillc, and Napier. Tenders addressed to tlia Hon the Minister for Public Works, and marked 1 outside "Tender for Courthquso [name i of place)," will be-received at the aboyd office up to NOON of SATURDAYthe 2t>th day ot January, 1884. Telegraphic 1 tenders will be received provided theoriginal tender and deposit' arc lodged with ' the 'nearest District Engineer at the time abovo epcoificd. The lowest or any teiidcv uot ! ncccEGnrily Accepted' P, nf. IiURIiuWS, ICBI Architect. MASTERTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL rfIHE first term of the Maiterton District J. High School will eoininenco on MONDAY, January 28th, 1681, when classes will bo formed in tho following' subj iota(1) Latin, (2) French, (3) Mathematics, FEES, One pound per quarter, payablo in adVance for. ilio first: subject, and ten shillings per quarter for each additional subject. 'J ho .number of subjects to bo taken tip by anyone pupil will bn optional, 'QUALIFICATIONS, . j rupils entering fh?uo classes must cither havo passed the fourth standard of " ' tho ordinary, school coui'se; or bo 'qualified to passit, ' applications. • Parents desiring to enter their sons or , daughters in these classes are requested to notify their intention to do so at as early a date as possible, ' and to indicate the aubjccts which they desiro their children to be taught. : W.T.GRUNDY,-■' Head Master. N.B.—Preparatory Classes aro now being organised, and pupils will be enrolled at once, but no Fees aro to be charged prior to January next. ;• WELLINGTON. COLLEGE. T HE first Quarter of the current year liegins on 2nd-February, Turmß bn Application to ' C. P, I'OWLES, • 1589 . ' Secretary. MISS. MORI SONS PUPILS, for Piano, 'Harmonium,, and singing, i'eussemble on MONDAY February 4th. Maaterton. January 1884, ■ ' MRS WILSONE, in announcing that her school will re-open on tho 28th current, begs respectfully to inform parents of children that tho will be asßißted by a ■lady lately arrived from England', who has had great experience inschiols, and was for sometlmo Head Governess in a large school in London, and latterly was engaged in preparing pnpils for Cambridge examinations, ...I ■ ••'. 1 January 17,1884. .... . ', : 1585 riIHE FIRST STANDARD ARITHME .L TIC of tho sories of N,Z, Standard Class Books oE Arithmetic by Robert Lccj Inspector of Schools, is now ready for issue.It is gazetted as sanotionod for use in tho. schools of tho colony by the Education Department, and is approved by tho Wellington Education Board. ; Pkices—Single copy by post, .Gil; per dozen, 5s (stamps or P. 0,0.) Supplied to teachers nr tho trade at.4s 6d per dozoa. ';• ■ " •, ) y WILLIAM MACKAY, : 1581 Lambton'-quay....'Welliugton,"' NOT-luE." , I - "•■j DISEASES of all kinds', in Hokses,CiTr h. Sheep, or Pibs, can bo cured by tho undersigned, who is open to engage* ment. ■ JACOB SHIELDS. . Address —Kibblewhite's Temperance Hotel, ■ 1583 rp|HE STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE 1 INSURANCE COMPANY OF- NEW ZEALAND. Capital •• •• ••• £1,000,00 C Wjtli-Unlimited Liability of Shareholders Head OrnoEPrincess-st,, Dunedin. 1 Fire,—lnsurances effected on all des'enplions of Property, at Lowest Currentrates. ; Guarantee.—fidelity of per?Qnp it situations of trust guaranteed, . Rates of premium, and all ofcher'infdrma: tion may bo obtained on application to th< G,S. W- DALRYMPLE. / ' Financial, Insurance, and Station 1683 Agent, Masterton , ' . TN SUMS; OF £SO arid UPWARD! J. can now be obtained 09 J?REEHOLI HECURITY on very, favorable terms 0 from 1 to 14 years. ' Full particulars' 01 application, " ' •' R.BROWIi, •'■ 'Mabagef Mastertw P.J, A'-B, Society. '• 158' : Salt butter/' "salt butter. ■gigned is a cttsh'JPurchdeer, 0 GEORGE THOMAS, Panama-street, 1691