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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 30 December 1907, Page 7

TENDERS. WAITOTARA COUNTY COUNCIL. TO CONTRACTORS. •JTTENDERS are invited and will be reX ceived up till 11 o'clock on MONDAY MORNING, January 6th, 1908, at the offico of the Waitotara County Council, llidgway Street, Wanganui, where plans mid specifications can he seen ror tho following works:— ■ CONTRACT, No. 329.—Forming, culverting, and gravelling about 2 i miles 8 chains 26 links of road i through the Grange and Lily Bank r Estates, near the Wcstmero Raill way Station. ; Tho lowest or any tender not neces- : sarily .accepted. • H. E. DYMOCK, i . County Clerk. f CONTRACTS Noe. 3 AND I KAUARAPAOA ROAD. > mENDERS are invited for the forma- [ X tion of 49 chains of road in two 1 Contracts at Tokomaru East. ; Plans and Specifications may be seen ■ at our offices, where tenders close at 4 p.m. on MONDAY, January 6th, 1908 i DIX AND MARCHANT, ! Engineers and Surveyors, 5 Wanganui. ; lost. fXN Sunday, between Virginia Lake ; V/ and the Avenue, a Gold Curb ' <<™lge>- , ,Keiv ai"<l on returning to "Chronicle" Office. I T OST, on Sunday, between English i-^ Church aud Wilson Street, via - Avenue and Guyton Street, pair Spectacles in ease. Please return to H. I : Jones and Son, Limited. £1 REWARD. I OST—From Ingestre Street, on Sat- & urday night, one Black Mare, aged, branded Jon near shoulder. Above reward on leaving mare at Newmarket Stables or Mr. Seymour's. Brunswick. Alex. 0. McNeill. £1 REWARD. T OST—From Waitotara, last ThursXf day, two Light Harness Horses geldmgs), 1 bay, fairly tall, and one black, blind in one eye; when lost had a rope around neck. Last seen on th* road between Kai Iwi and Wanganni heading for the latter place. Both - horses snod all round. Anyone found illegally detaining horses will be prosecuted. Anyone delivering the horses to Mr. C. P. Hill, Wellington Hoi*-! Wanganui. or the undersigned, will nceive the above reward ARTHUR HIOKFORD, Waitotara. FINAL PUBLIC NOTICE. A S there is'no legal right to the road T?" l ni°Q V r"nnJ n S through my properBlock 13 Section 143 and 186, and that portion of ground known as the Agaturi Reserve, Waipakura Survey tins said road will be CLOSED to the 1908 aS 4th <Uy °f JANUARY > „ . . B. P. MAGRATH. Brunswick, 28th December, 1907. BUTTON'S MAMMOTH PANSIES Speciality; 2s 6d per packet. I*EVTURES AND aM V.HESJ KNTB. •jjawera caledonian societY's sports: NEW YEAR'S DAY, 1908. ATTRACTIVE PRIZE LIST. I Trains'to suit North and .South I W. A. QUIN, ' Secretary. < I FSICY LINENS. FANCY LINENS make very appropriate Family Gifts, and of I course when choosing such presI ents you want to select from a I big stock. We do not suppose you will be able to oomo to WellingI ton .to make a selection, but if yon I will give us a fair idea of what I you want, with a price limit, we I aro sure to give you satisfaction. | Here are some likely tilings: i IRrSH LINExV TRAY CLOTHS, hemstitched and embroidered in ■pretty and novel designs; in all sizes and shapes, at 1/6, 1/9, « I 2/-, 2/6, 3/-, to 9/11 each. I AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS, in Irish Linen, hemstitched and embroidered, very dainty goods, at 3/6, 3/9, 4/6, 5/-, to 25/----eaeh. • I DUCHESSE AND SIDEBOARD CLOTHS, hemstitched and em- | broidered, all wanted sizes, at I 1/9, 2/-, 2/6, 2/11, to 12/6 each. 1 LINEN D'OYLEYS, hemstitched 1 and embroidered, at 3d 4id, 6d, 9d, 1/-, to 2/- each. POINT LACE AND LINEN after- J noon Tea and Traycloths, very ! " I handsome at 2/11, 3/6, 4/6. 5/-, !| to 20/- each. :l IRISH CROTCHET & NETTED | D'OYLEYS with linen centres; ■ these are quite a new line, at lid, 1/1, 1/6, l/10£d,.2/6 each. | PILLOW SHAMS, hemstitched s and beautifully embroidered, at j 12/6, 14/-, 18/6, to 25/- a pair. Remittances must accompany Country Orders. Hjrkcaldie & Stains i LIMITED. j < WELLINGTON." I 1 Such a nice assortment of Hair j f Brushes and Combs at Alf. A. Gower's I Pharmacy, opposite Convent. a