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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3161, 23 March 1889, Page 3

Tenders. rpENLEHS wanted for 150 9ft Piles, 8 x 8, lioart oi Totava; ' 900 13 luclies long. To be delivered in Queen-street, Masterton. Tondurs to be sent in to Box No 11, Greytnwn, not later than TUESDAY, March 2(ith, 3160 L 3 mm WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. MANQAHAO ENDOWMENT. fTIENDERS will bo received at tlio J. City Council office, Wellington,, up to 7.30 p.ui. on Thursday, the 4th April, for leases of tlio following land», parts of Bluok VIII., Miibgahau district, viz:— . A. R. P. ■ Section 1, containing .. 133 8 0 Section 8, containing,,. 209 1 32 Lot 2'of Bfotum 2, containing ... 113 0 82 The term in each ease will be 21 yoara, rent to increase 50 per cent after 7 yeara, and 50 per cent on increased rental after 14 years. Compensation for impro omenta (other than foiling and cloaring) is provided for at end of teim Tenderers to state annual rent they offer, and to tender separately for ono or more leases, and tenders to bo accompanied by the first half-year's rent .(which is payablo in advanco). _ Terms will commence on determination of the estate or the present tenant. Costs of lease arc limited to £2 12s (id, including stamp. Form of 'case (similar to other Corporation leases of Manguhao Endowment), and plan o( Endowment can be seen at at the office of the City Council, Wellington, or of Mr H. W, Briggs, Pahiatua, Forty-Mile Bush. TO PAINTJiII S. QIEPARATE Tenders invited for Painting and Papering Three Build, iugg. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Mr Elliott's, Sad der. Tendeit close'l2 Noon on MONDAY 25th March. 3159 CHAS, E. DANIELL. VALUABLE S\SH & DOOU FACTORY ANU TIMBER YARDS, MASTERTON, KNOW AS WILLIAMS&BARKERB. rpENDEF.S aro invited until MONI DAY, Ist April next, at 12 Noon, for the purchase of the above business aa a going concern. The freehold cousists of part of town aero number 78, in the Borough of Masterton, having frontages to Queen and Chapel street of 113 feet oach, with a depth of five chains, upon which is erected a large Sash and Door Factory, with all requisite machinery complete, shads for timber, storehouses, men's dwelling etc. Particulars of property, schedule of plant and stock lists are open for inspeo tion at the officos of Messrs F, fcidey & Co, auctioneers, Wellington, and the undersigned, Masterton. _ Terms 25 per cent cash, the balance in approved bills with discount added at 3,6 and 9 months. Tondors must bo accompanied by a marked cheque for 5 per cent and addressed to RICHD J, FITTON, V T ■ m. W. SELLA!}, ' J Ll( l ul(,a ' on ' Masterton, March 18, 1889. 3157 TENDERS will bo recoived until NOON of SATURDAY, 30th inst.i for The erection of a bricli shop in Queen-sit. Mawtertoii. for Jus. Macnra, Esq, Plans &c., to be seen at the office of the architect. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H.J. HAIGH, Architect. Hall-street, Masterton. 3156 •\£ TENDERS FOR LEASE OF TOLL AT MANAWATU GORGE BRIDGE, General Survey Office, Wellington, lltli March, 188 D. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this office until NOON of FRIDAY, the 22nd instant for tlio right to occupy the Tollkeeper's Cottage at the Government Bridge at the Manawatu Gorge, and to collect the authorised tolls thereat, in accordance with the schedule of tolls approved by His Excellences Governor, for the.period betvee the Ist April 1889, and the 31st March Conditions and specifications relating to this contract may be seen at this office, and also at the Post offices at Palmerßton North and Woodville, at. the Survey Office, Napier, and at the Tollkeeper's house at the bridge. The highost or any tender will not necessarily bo accepted. By command. 8. PERCY SMITH, Surveyor-General GECMGE DOBSON, (Son of Robert Dobson, late of Canterbury), heard of at Wairarapa, is requested to communicate his whoreabouts to Garrick, Cowlishaw and Fisher, solicitors, Christch'urch, with a view to division of property. 3160 Ku READ ffc BUTTON'S g 18, NEW BOOKLIST. & TENT LIFE IN TIGERLAND, with whloh is incorporated, Twelva years of a Planter's Life on the Nopaul Frontier, by the Hon John Inglis, (" Maori,") author of "Tyrboot Rhymes," " Our New Zealand Cousins" &c, Illustrated with 22 Chromo engravings trom photographs, Price, carriage paid to any part of New Zealand 80s. Squatting in Victoria from 1841 to 1851, by E M. Curr. l 'sßd. Randall's Sheep Husbandry, fully illustrated 9s. Sheep Farming, by E, S. Heatley, M.R.C.V-.5,, illustrated 9s, Armitage's Cattle Doctor, new edition, revised and enlarged, 18s, Dodd's American Cattle Doctor, describing the symptoms and diseases of cattle, sheep and swine, with a table ot weights and measures, and a list of valuable medicines, Illustrated 14s. Stonehengo on the Horae in the stable, and the field, 14a. Tho Horse, and how to.breed and roar him, by William Day 18s. The Farmer's Veterinary Adviser, by Jameß Law, V.S. 4s fid. Beeton's Farmer's Own Book, 4s 6d. Beeton's Field, Farm and 4s 6d. Food from the' Far West. Importation of dead'meat from America to Great Britain, by Jas. Macdonald, 6s. Hopkiu's Australasian Bee Manual 6s. Simmins', A Modem Bee Farm, 4s 6d. GEO. W. DUTTOX, 40 Lambton Quay WELLINGTON. REDMAN'S