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Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10309, 19 January 1927, Page 1

tenders MATAKAOA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS. Hoad iup ‘an. embankent reqtiTrdU iiP*road formation and fyhe construction of a 4ft. by 4ft. reinforced concrete culvert upoi? the Potaka-Waikura Road. nd Culvert Constructio | tract, No. 11/26$ . cd 28 an

Plans and specifications may be seen at the County Office, Te Araroa, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. S. J. BEATTIE, County Engineer. GISBORNE rec W until 1927 Plans Work HIG HO OR. ER 3Vdditi< by the enders Tues e Erection of ScJtfjol will be Public ellingtonj F Februa, nd specification ffice, Gisborne. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS POVERTY BAY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. THE POVERTY BAY ELECTRIC POWER. BOARD 1 hereby gives notice that it intends to adhere to the policy outlined hereunder with regard to the alterations rendered necessary to Private Telephone Lines by the erection of Electric Power Lines:— (I) THE PROTECTION OF PRIVATE TELEPHONE LINES WHERE REQUIRED’ AT CROSSING PLACES, The Board will carry out the necessary work free g£ cost to line owners both in respect of labor and material. T2) REMOVAL OF TELEPHONE LINES FROM THE SIDEUOF THE ROAD REQUIRED FQ#POWHI LINES AND THEIMCERECTIOX The Board out the work free of cost toJdfle owners in respect of labor buhtftftne owners are to find all matqjjdT which must be laid in the line by the owner or at •nse subject to the following Conditions (a) The st: line an de arv ird of efficiency of all materials is to be faction of the Board’s son of the numhcentrated on one rgjpd it becomes necesiie the wires upon a pole line the onus of aring this combination and of providing heavier poles necessary will rest upon the telephone line owners, k .1 (3) CONVERSION OF EARTH C.'RCUiTjTO METALLIC CIRCUIT OR DEVIATING THE LOCATION OF t TELEjWNNE LINES ' The BoardM nil carry out the work free of eo&Mo line .owners in respect of labor Mil line jjwners aie to find all material subject to the following conditions:— (a) The will find labor free ot cost owners only on such lines Jor part of lines as run paralleLifo thevßcfsyei; Line at a distance of Ji-ehails'or less. (b) In evefk easqgthe telephone line pwncra&tishall m supply materials and these mafcrials.must be laid in place on iJTe the owner or at bis ense AL. (a) The &&ird will endeavor to supply m' cost jjvuv- ex store plus cartage, export, labor and also matciials such as insulators and - wire to line owners where desired for the purpose of any alterations snry by the Boar (b) The Darted w tiseinwit the whijr: ed ®fid &ie fur; In,; All proridin g out necesrations. by adverroutes on will be erect, ate of turnonus of decourse of action material necesoa ob to enable the Board to earTut alterations before such date will rest upon owners of affected lines. The Board cannot consent to any delay in the 'sup-

ply of electrical current. (c) The Liability of the Bfflrd upder this resolution i within 12 months aftcJ^tHfT'advertising of jthis jgesoluym in rvspoetfof niffl p»i’at«Be!cphone retficula|ge of nil be provided that (Jf) InfthwPease of lines affected 1 a tjjjan earlier date the liability Tr' the Board will cease jipon the turning on of current (2) In the case of telephone lines not likely to be affected until a later date tliaa|Fl2 months hence, owners -apprivate telephone lines vA make a spocinl ' with the Board postponement of the Without such spccrangement the Board will Taim any liability, lie Board accepts no liability respect of any private telephone line constructed after the 31st July, 1924. (e) Tho Private Telephone Line owners who decide to transfer to the Post, and Telegraph Poles may .claim from the Board an amount of £2/10/- (Two Pounds Ten Shillings Stg.) per mile of line for the distance the line Would.have otherwise had to be shifted but in this case the private telephone owners must remove all old materials. (f) The Board recommends private telephone owners to consider favorably the transference to the Post and Telegraph Department’s lines believing that in most cases the avoidance of new capital outlay, of maintenance and depreciation costs, combined with a greater efficiency of service will compensate for the extra annual outlay. \ ! For the Board, M. J. WHITE, Secretary. Dated at Gisborne this 17th day or January, 1927. WANTED to buy WANTED to Buy Strawberries, any quantity. Ring 515 or 954. [/VfANTED —Prime Pigs, best price V’ i.piv.eiL*—rHnmptqn.’s Pork Dutch-; ry, Gladstone Road. . Telephone 271. ■WANTED at Ortce; 'Turkeys,- ‘Ducks' •>; tid Fowls 5. any qua ntityßest ven-.—Hnniptoh’^^Rork‘"But-chery. Phone 271.