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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1647, 1 January 1886, Page 2

TENDERS. — HORSE TRACK, ' MARUIA TO AMURL INANGAHUA COUNTY. CONTRACTB 29, 80, AND 81— BUSH FELLING, FORMATION, METALLING, &c. mENDERS will l»e RECEIVED at I this office until NOON of WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6th, 1886, for the above contracts either separately or collectively. They are to be marked on the outside "Tender for Contract No 29 (or as the case may be) Horse Track, Maruia to Amuri, and addressed to the Hon. the Minister of 1 ands, Nelson. Plans, specifications, and general conditions can be seen at the Survey offices, Christchurch, Reef ton, and Nelson ; at the Office of the Am mi Road Board, Waiau ; and at Bait's Store, Muichison. Each tender must be accompanied by a cheque for the amount of deposit, as stated in the general conditions, made payable to the Hon. the Minister of Lands only, and marked correct, by a banker, for 21 days. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JNO. S. BROWNING, Chiet Surveyor. Survey Office, Nelson, December 16th, 1885. HOLIDAY NOTICE. On New Years Day a close holiday will he observed in the Postal Branch of this office. The inward mails will notbe sorted for delivery until the following morning. The following special hours will be observed for telegraph business only. In the morning from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., In the evrniu# from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. G. W. SAMPSON. Postmaster. MISSING FRIENDS. Infoimation respecting the whereabouts and occupations of the following persons is desired by the Secretary of the General Port Office : — Mr Phillip Horlock Farrell, builder, who left England about 15 years ago for this Colony. Mr 0. Fagg who used to l>e at Hindon, and about two years since left Dunedih for Sydney according to on order he sent to the Chief Postmaster, Dnnedin. Mr Augustus Dillon last beard of in Wellington. He is an actor and supposed to be with a thertricat company. M* Frank Turner of London. He has -teen addressed to Hawkes Bay, but utttmot bt traced there. G. WVSAMPSON, Poßtmastee. Rttefton, December 29th, 1885. Important notice. GREAT CLEARING SALE OP JEWELLERY. IMMENSE BARGAINS. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. EVERY ARTICLE IS OP THE MOST GENUINE QUALITY. CHAS. COHEN, begs to announce to the Public of Reefton and sur« rounding district, that owing to his present JEWELLERY STOCK being TOO LARGE for the present requirements, he has decided to REDUCE the same during the forthcoming holidays, and in order to effect a SPEEDY SALE every article has been re-marked at an IMMENSE REDUCTION on former prices. Intending purchasers 'are again reminded, that every article will be GUARANTEED to be of the most STERLING QUALITY, but as the stock is too large and varied to detail by advertisement, an EARLY INS! ECTION is respectfully invited.' A LARGE STOCK of ROTHERHAM'S Silver Lever Watches will be sold MARVELOtfSLY CHEAP. Note the Address — CHAS. COHEN, Central Broadway. G. C. BOWMAN, AUCTIONEER, Gharebbokkr, Mining, and General Commission Agent, TtEEFTON.