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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4719, 15 May 1894, Page 3

-J NEW ZEAMISD RAILWAYS. I'IENDERS will be received at this office untill MONofMONDAY, [lth JUNE, -894, for the .MANGA. PAINOKO BWIDOE CONTRAOT, Wellington-Woodvillo Railways, They ire to bo marked on (he outside '.Tender for Mangatainoko Bridge," md addressed to the Eon. the Minister for Public Works, Wellington. PelegMphio tenders similarly marked ind addressed will 1 be received if preonted at any Telegraph Office by NOON if the' aanie date; providad that written tinders are lodged at any District or icsident Engineer's Office by the« lour. Drawings, specifications, etc., nay be seen at the Public Works Offices, luckland, Wellington, Grcyraouth, Ihnstchurch, and Dunedin, and at the "ost-oflices, • Wangsnui, Woodville, and lasterenn. The lowest or any tender lot necosßarily accepted, By Command. W. H. HALES, Engineer in-Chief, Public Works Office, Wellington, 4th May, 1894. - EKETAHUNA ROAD BOARD. irrOTIUEis hereby given that at [A) meeting of the Board to be held n the 2nd day of June, 18!)4, it is the itention of the Board to confirm a esolution passed at a meeting of the loard held on tho 7th day of April, 894. luvying a special rate of 4 and •s'hs of a penny in ttie pound on proel t : es in Wellington No, 1 Block, intersii d in road formation and metalling n North ltoacl, Ore's Road, and the lil aha Road, for the purposeof meetirg he)interest and annual'chargea on a ran of £2ooo borrowed for executing the buve works. Copy of tho Special Ordermay be seei t this office. W. BAYLLBS, Clerk, Boad Board Office, Eketabuna, 4th May, 1894.

MASTERTON-HOMEWOOD AND EAST 00AST LINE OF. KOYAL MAIL 00A0HE8, WE have pleasure ia notifying Bet. tlera and (ho publio that we havetaken over theabove line of coaches from Mt T. P, Lett, together viith his waggon tcamß, and solicit a continuance on him. The public may rely on every attention being paid to their orders. Parcels ani luggage carried at lowest rates. Leave Mastorlon at 7.30 a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays, calling at Lee's Blair l logie Hotel for lunch (buthjourneys), returning from Homewood at 5.80 a.m. on Wednosilays and Saturdays, in time to catch the3.lo p.m. train to Wellington, Parcels and booking office at Lett'i stables, and parcels may also be left at the Olub Stables. In taking up the carrying trade we desire to intimate the settlers and station holders that every effort will be. made to meet the requirements of the district, and wo solicit their support. BLINKHORNE & MILLER, Couch Proprietors and Carriers, li d it a f i, n le le is in iy le 5. id ,rJAMES MUIE, Coaclibuilder, lingmeer Farrier and General Blacksmitl rnHE old-established Steam Ooaol L Factory has long been known as place whore work of every desoriptio: is executed at moderate prices by firt class tradesmen only, and it is my iuteo tion to see that this reputation Is upheh The different departments are und< my personal supervision, and onl

ioroughly practical men are employed, By the extensiye use of a team power nd machinery I am able to quote the west market prices without resorting to leuae of inferior materials and workmnship. My shoeing at 5a per set for either :00l or iron ehoea is undoubtedly the est and cheapest in Maaterton as is do< In the Engineering department, tn prepared to execute work of every lescription at Wellington prices. In coach building nothing but the iest material (carefully selected) is used ad this combined with honest workmanhip and the latest designs; enables me 0 turn out work second to none in thii :rovince. The paint shop is under the control ol 1 first-class coach painter and for price Mid quality of workmanship standi unrivalled in the Yi'airarapa, JAMES MUIE, PATENTEE 55JEALANDIA iND Wool, Phebses, Qfeen Steket. Mistbrmn. COOL STORAGE, " rjiHE WELLINGTON BACOH DURING AND REFRIGERATING COMPANY BUTTER AND OTHER PIiODUO FOll STORAGE IN THEIR COOL OHAMBEBS,. Waterloo Qua y,„. Welligtc H. WILSON MANAGER.n ' painless extrac TION OF TEETH' AND INSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH. WTR BRIDGE has received the follow! .VJ. flittering testimonial !- Dun Sin, -During the. Franco-Prus# rar in 1870 my horae was killed under me,i i the fall I received a kick, which shatte he one sido of my mouth. Owing to miliar and serious damage, I have' had mjs the best London dentists, and have ti itonaieur Ducrot, the celebrated Tarif lentlat, bat nose hare given mo such a sp] lid fit and comfort as you have donej and , can. I must say your charge is citron noderate. Yours Truly, A. H. KROUSE, Inspector for North Island Standard Accid ' > Co. CONSULTATION AND ADVIOE FR J. W. BRIDGE, DENTIST, 102, Upper Willis Street, Wellington, EKETAHCNA LIVERY AJND BAIT STABIEE •Ir ALLANMNGUBON lio that he has taken over t Mr J, Jones, the Livery andßaltSta and Grass Paddocks held by him in i SADDIE • hibb. ; Single and Double Busies '■ lueet e and late trains if required,, firet olaaa Paddys fgt. HfiTaoi in