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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3164, 27 March 1889, Page 3

TendersBOROUGH OFMASTERTOH rpENDERS oloae at 6 p.ra on TUBS* 1 DAY, 2nd April, 1889, for About 23 chains formation aud metalline; in Slwrt streot. Plan, specifications and conditions of contract at the Council Chambers. Deposit of 5 per cent must accompany tenders. No tender necessarily accepted. R, BROWN, 3103 Town Clerk, VALUABLE SASH & DOOR FACTORY AND TIMBER YARDS, MASTERTON, KNOWN as WILLIAMS&BARKERS, r(RENDERS are invited until HONL DAY, Ist April next, at 12 Noon, for tho purchase of tlio abovo business as a coing concern.

Tho freehold consists of part of town acre number 78, in the Borough of Mastorton, haying frontages to Queen aud Chapel street of 118 feet each, with a depth of fivo chains, upon which is erected a largo Sash and Door Factory, with all requißito machinery coraplote, sheds for timber, storehouses, men's dwelling etc, Particulars of property, schedulo of plant and stock lists are open for inspection at the offices of Messrs F, feidoy & Co, auctioneers, Wellington, and the undersigned, Masterton. Tonus 2o per cent cash, the balance in approved bills with discount added at 3, G and 9 months. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders must be accompanied by a marked cheque for 5 per cont and addressed to BIOHD J, FITTON,\ T • ~ W.SELLAR. J Liq mdar s. Masterton, March 18,1889, TENDERS will be received until NOON of SATURDAY 30th inst., for The erection of a brick shop iii Queen-st. Mnnterton, for Ja3. Macara, 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. TENDERS i»ill be received up till Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 3rd , April, for The erection of a House iit Manaia, iir W. T. Grundy Esq. Plans and 'specifications may be seen at the oflico of the architect, l'lio lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. J. HAIGH, Architect. 3162 Hall-street, Masterton. IMPORTANT TO Flax mill Owners, W. C mt & c°" LION FOUNDRY, WELLINGTON. ARE MAKING Improved Flax Stripping MACHINES,

The Beat in the Market. Orders can be attended to with Despatch. Engines, Boilers, Shafting, Scrow Prow?, etc., quoted on Appli; cation. WILLIAM CABLE & CO. . 3148 B, READ fIDUTTON'S ja NEW BOOKLIST. rpBNT LIFE IN TIGERLAND, with JL which is incorporated, Twelve years of a Planter's Life on the Nepau Frontier, by the Hon John Inglisl (" Maori,' 1 ) author of "Tyrboot Rhymes,"" Our Noiv Zealaud Cousins" &c, Illustrated with 22 Ohrorao engravings trora photographs. Price, carriage paid to any part of New Zealand 30s, Bquatting in Victoria from 1841 to 1851, fcy E. M. Curr, 12a 6d. Randall's Sheep Husbandry, fully illustrated 9s, Sheep Farming, by E, S. Heatley, M.R.C.V.S., illustrated 9s, Armitago's Cattlo Doctor, new edition, revised and enlarged, 18s. Dodd's Amorican Cattle Doctor, describing the symptoms and diseases of cattle, sheep and awino, with a table ot weights and measures, and a list of valuable medicines. Illustrated 14s. Stonehenge on the Horse in the stable, and the field, 14s, The Horse, and how to breed and rear him, by William Day 18s. The Farmer's Veterinary Adviser, by James Law, V.S. 4s 6d, Beeton's Farmer's Own Book, 4s 6d, Beeton's Field, Farm and Gardon, 4s Cd. _ Food from the Far West. Importation of dead meat from America to Grcat_ Britain, by Jas. Macdonald, 6s, Hopkin's Australasian Beo Manual Cs, Simmins', A Modern Bee Farm, 4s 6d, GEO. W. DUTTON, 49 Lajimon Quay W 5 Ii H'JT Q T 0 H.