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Wed 24 May 1882 - The Inquirer and Commercial News (Perth, WA : 1855 - 1901)
Page 2 - Advertising

KffiAM TO ADELAIDE AND MEL

BOUBNE, VIA BUNBURY, VASSE,

4A9|pM» JL be despatched, as above,

Saturday morning, at 10.15.

Special Notice ! Special Notice ! !

5*Ar?K fTHEMACEDON'S departure

Uw^^l deferred to Saturday

'' — flftfltfifr^ 'T*HE Steamship

^J£gsgS&wil] ** desp*tehed irom

the*hove ports as under : —

MELBOURNE, Tuesday, Jane 13th.

ADELAIDE, Saturday, June 17th.

JPreight SLates per Steamship

»? , /Albany ? 30s. per ton.

5-«3 1 Fremantle ... 35s. —

Oaxs, Bban, and Poulard taken at

SOOOIba. to the ton. No extra freight

charged on Pbessbd Hat, Pressed Chaff,

or Potatoes (excluding Ports of Bunbory

: socLYasae, where lighterage has to be

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

,'^j^^. rTHE Company's Steam

^DEMKKHggX X Ships, under con

«JP|3EflBpw tract with the Victorian

Government for the conveyance of Her

' Majesty's Mails, will be despatched from

this port (Albany) as onder: —

Sate. f^''** Tns- Captain. tion.

tUj IS Bolull» 3500 Barratt ^ Bombay

„ 99 Cartilage ... 5013 Hector Z Galle

Jnne 12 Hydaspes 8981 Haner o Bombay

.'? „ -Se Peshawar 8900 Baker '2 CImbo

J«3j 19, HUwa 8959 Atkinson o Bombay

... » Sottej «*» ~T ^Chnboi

Mag. 7 Kxzapore 3887 Pemns o „

- ffST Transfer of Company's Business

The public are hereby informed that the

above change will commence with the out

ward steamer leaving London on the 24th

May, and those Teasels corresponding with

it from aHportB which Me doe at Ceylon

on tiie 22nd Jnne, after which date none

of thm Company's Steamers will call at

With regard to the Homeward Traffic

the first Steamer which will go to Colombo

from the Colonies Trill be the S.B. Hydaspes,

leaving this port on the 12th Jane, 1882.

The general rates of passage money have

been very greatly reduced, and are now

Betern tickets (available for 9 months)

are now issued from London, Venice, or

Brjodiai, to King George's Sound, Glenelg,

Melbourne, and Sydney, and back — First-

class, £105 ; Second-class, £75.

Cargo and parcels are taken at very low

rates. Special arrangements can now be

made for the conveyance of wool to

For all information, apply at the Com

Agent, Stirling Terrace, Albany.

-JaCg'TjKm COSSACK abb CONDON

Tbe schooner PLANET will be des

patched for the above ports in a few

days, taking cargo for the Aehbotton and

A New STEAM ENGINE. Apply

WANTED a situation as a gardener ;

thirty years' experience. Address

E. J. Harris, Inquirer office.

WANTED, Bollock Teams to haul

logs. Pieckwork, Jankers found.

Jarrahdale Timber Company.

W A N TE D.— Experienced B00K

Apply to Richards & Hawi^t, Cooper's

WANTED, SAW-MILL MEN. Good

looey's Timber Yard, Perth, or on the

THREE «r FOUE STRONG LADS,

front fifteen to sixteen years of age as

AppoenticeB to the Coachmaking and

Joinery. Apply at the « Waterloo Steam

Joinery and Carriage Factory, Wellington

AHTED, by a middle-aged man, em

ployment as a Law Writer; can

engross or ingross, and execute ornamental

penmanship. , . Quick hand on parchment

or paper. Or engagement in a Commen

cial House as Clerk and Storeman or

AcMoasta^ sad Correspondent. References

to former employers. State salary given.

HATING had more than 11 years' ex

perience in Crown Land transac

tions, as an officer in the Survey Depart

ment, and having an intimate knowledge

of nearly the whole, of Western Australia,

is prepared to select and arrange the

boundaries of any lands required ; to

arrange for payment of rents ; undertake

sales of estates and leases; to negotiate

loans and mortgages; to report on, survey,

and value properties, and generally to

transact all business connected with land.

JS.B. — Having explored and mapped

the whole of the country between Nickol

Bay and Pert Darwin, the attention of

settlers in the North and Kimberley

Districts is especially invited to this notice.

Telegrams immediately acted on.

THURSDAY, MAY 25th, 1S82.

ELEVENTH FORTNIGHTLY SALE.

f SHALL sfcll at the Guildford Sale Yards

L oil the above date, comtueucing at 2

p.m. (after arrival of mid-day train), in lots

35 Head Fat Cattle (H. Brockman)

Right of ail horses miming on Helen n

br.m.led and unbranJed (belougiuy

to he late Richard Smith's lepre

f.- ? i as numbering 400 head as

sold v» Thomas By field to James

i ^../Cowaud Calf (B.Duffy.)

gSgT* Gentlemen wishing stock sold at

one ur other of the sales will please forward

particulars, naming date of sale at which

they wish their stock sold, in order that

same may be advertised. Printed forms

for tilling up can be bad on application

GEO. THOMPSON, SENDEY & CO.,

Auctioneers, Valuers, and Estate Agents,

Early in May — Latpe sale of Produce

Labge Sale of Hay. Bakxet, White akd

Brown Oats, Potatoes, Onions,

GEO. THOMPSON, SENDEY & CO.

have received instructions to offer by

public auction immediately after arrival of

Victor and Dolphin, from Melbourne : —

50 bags brown Oats for seed

ALSO— Brandy, Pale and Dark, and

For date of Sale Bee Advertisement in

rpHOMPSON, SENDEY & CO. beg to

JL inform the public that their Auction

Booms, Hay St., Perth (opposite Mr. Sum

mers' Coach Factory), will from this date

be open for the reception of goods for

disposal from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

Oilmen's stores, &c (wholesale only), will

Sale by Auction of Valuable Fbeehold

Properties Situate en the Cbnxbjs

of the Town of Albany, King

has received instructions from the

owners to oner for sals by Public Auction

at the Freemasons' Hotel, Albany, on

MONDAY, the 5th Jnne next, at 3 p.m.,

the following Valuable Town Grants, all

fronting Stirling Terrace, and containing

half an acre each more, or less. Subject to

the conditions then produced : —

Lot 1. Albany Town Lot S 170

The above properties will be offered

separately, so that intending purchasers

may have the opportunity of securing a

central Building Site, which will not

occur again for some years to come.

For plans and further particulars apply

rLET OB FOR SALE. A seven

years' lease of the ALTA GAB

DENS HOTEL. Terms Liberal.

THE undersigned has for sale, ex Annie

Lisle, daily expected from Adelaide,

25 tons Eureka Mill Flour

FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES!

rpHE undersigned begs to announce that

J- he has a few dozens of Free Stone

Peach Trees, of Superior Quality.

Also, — Apple worked upon Blight-proof

stock for Sale. Price 20s. per dozen.

Terms — Cash on delivery.

VICTORIA PLAINS BOADS BOARD.

mENDERS will be received by the

_L above Board for the performance of

the following work, up to noon of MON

1. For keeping in repair from Gingin

road to 40 mile post, till 31st

December. Specifications at Mr.

2. For keeping in repair from 40 mile

post to 56 mile post, and for clearing

the road from 40 mile post to where

the clearing left off last winter,

south of Poison Hill, Specifications

3. For keeping in repair from Long

Bridge to 56 mile post Specifica

tions at Mr. Atkinson's, Bindoon.

4. For making about 20 chains new

road through the sand near Mr.

Macpherson's vineyard. Specifica

tions at Mr. John Brown's, Victoria

Tenders to be addressed to the under

signed, from whom any information can

VICTORIA PLAINS ROADS BOARD.

ATNOTICE is hereby given that all

i\ CART and CARRIAGE LICENSES

due to the above Board must be paid on or

before the 5th JUNE, 1882, after which

date defaulters will be prosecuted.

GOT in off my run, one bay HORSE,

about 13 hands ; branded on off side

neck something like TH (conjoined) ; off

hind foot white ; near front foot white.

If not elaimed according to law, will be

Canning, May 10th, 1882. [8s

IMPOUNDED in the public pound, one

dark brown mare PONY, age nearly

2 years, black points, white slar in fore

bead, about 12 hands high. Branded on

the near shoulder a blotched brand something

like 6M. If not claimed within the time

Perth, 9th May, 1882. £9s- GdVJ

Government Advertisements.

Department of Public Works,

'MENDERS l-Olt I'UBLIC WORKS

L AND SUPPLIES.— Tenders are

invited for the following Public Works

aud Supplies. For full particular*

see Oovcrinnent Gazette, a file of which

is kept at every Police Office in the

No tender will be taken into con

sideration unless the terms A the

notice are strictly complied witn.

The Government does not biti'i

itself to accept the lowest or any

N«ure of Work. u.d Supplies. ££^ -^

Hospital, Williams River | June 25.

Acting Director of Public Works.

'PHE bite train leaving Fremantle at 10

J- p.m. and returning from Perth at

10-50 p.m. will run to aud from such

Stations every SATURDAY EVENING

Acting Commissioner of Railways.

Commissioner of Railways Office, I

Perth, 24th April, 1882. j

rpENDEES (endorsed ' Tender for

X Timber, York bridges,)' will be

received at this Office until moos of

Wednesday, the 14th June, from persons

willing to contract for the delivery of

Jarrab or White-gum for repair of York

Specifications may be seen at the Police

Office, York, and Public Works Office,

The Government do not bind them

selves to accept the lowest or any tender,

and will require the guarantee of two re

sponsible persons for the due performance

Forms of Tender may be had on ap

plication to the various Resident Magis

trates, and at the Public Offices, Perth ;

and no tender will be entertained unless

rendered on the prescribed form.

Acting Director of Public Works.

'VTOTICE is hereby given that His Eicel

1\ lency the Governor will hold a Levee

at Government House, Perth, on Wednes

day, the 24th instant, at 12-30 o'clock.

Gentlemen attending the Levee are re

quested to appear in uniform or evening

costume? and. to bring wiili ^jji*»m tswo cavds,

with their names clearly written thereon,

one to be left with, the Officer on duty in the

Kail, and the other to be delivered to the

Private Secretary, who will announce the

Gentlemen from the Country, or else

where, who would be inconvenienced by the

regulation as to evening dress, may attend

the Levee in visiting' costume.

Gentlemen having tfae entr&t are request

ed to arrive a few minutes before the hour

Government House, Perth, )

A PPLICATION FOR A WINE AND

To the Worshipful the Justices of the

Peace acting in and for the district of

Toodyay, in Western Australia.

I, JAMES THOMAS WOOD, the

holder of a Wise and Beer License for the

house and premises now occupied by me,

formerly occupied by John Cooper,

situate in the town of Newcastle, in the

district of Toodyay, do hereby give uotice

that it is my intention to apply to the

Justices sitting at the petty sessions to be

holden at Newcastle Court House the

5th day of June, 1882, to remove the

license to the premises now occupied by

me as a general store, situate in the town

of Newcastle, in the district of Toodyay.

Given under my hand this 20th day of

i PPLICATION FOR A BILLIARD

To the Worshipful the Justices of the

Peace acting in and for the district of

Toodyay, in Western Australia.

I, JAMES THOMAS WOOD, the

holder of a Wine and Beer License for the

house and premises now occupied by me,

situate in the town of Newcastle, in the

district of Toodyay, do hereby give notice

that it is my intention to apply to the

Justices ? sitting at the petty sessions to

be holden at Newcastle Court House the

5th day of June, 1882, to be the holder of

a Billiard and Bagatelle License, in the

premises now occupied by me as a general

store, situate in the town of Newcastle, in

Given under my hand this 20th day of

Application for an Eating, Boarding

and Lodging House License.

To the Worshipful the Justices of the Peace

acting in and for the District of Perth,

I CHARLES CLAYDON, stonemason,

, now residing in St. George's Terrace,

in the city of Perth, do hereby give notice

that it is my intention to apply at the

next licensing meeting to be holder for

this district for an eating, boarding, and

lodging house license in the shop or rooms

which I now occupy, situate in St. George's

Terrace, containing one sitting room, one

dining room, and six bedrooms, not used

by myself. The house is not now licensed,

but was formerly licensed to Louis Peter.

Given under my hand this 9th day of

May, one thousand eight hundred and

A PPLICATION FOR A WAYSIDE

To the Wbrdiipful the Justices of the Peace

acting in and for the district of Williams,

I, WILLIAM LAVENDER, farmer,

married, now residing at Marline on the

road between Williams and Bunbury, in

the district of Williams, do hereby give

notice that it is my intention to apply at

the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden

for this district, for a Wayside House

License for the sale of Fermented and

Spirituous Liquors, in the house and

appurtenances thereunto belonging situat

ed at Marine on the Road between Wil

liams and Bunbury and containing 2 sit

ting and three bedrooms, exclusive of those

required by my famiiy. My own pro

perty, and which I intend to keep as an

1 have not held a license before.

Given under my hand this twelfth day

of May, one thousand eight hundred and

Will be held in the above Hull on WED

NESDAY Evening, MAY 24, 1882, in

celebration of ' Her Majesty's Birthday.'

PRIZES will be awarded by the Judges

lor the best Historical Cosrvux, the

most Eccentric Costume, and the Hand

somest Costumb, and other Priew will be

awarded according to Merit.

Will discourse a New and Varied Selection

of the Most Popular Dance Mono, and

the Committee will spare no pains to make

the evening's entertainment enjoyable.

MASKS and DOMINOES provided.

Refreshments may be had in the Lobby.

ADMISSION .—Double Ticket, 4s.;

Single Ticket, Gentleman, 2s. 6d. ; Lady,

2s. ; Visitors to the Gallery Is. each.

ISP Proceeds to be devoted to the

BUILDING FOND «E the 'PERTH

WORKING MEN'S INSTITUTE.'

Doors open at 8 p.m. ; Dancing to com

ST, GEORGE'S TERRACE AND WIL

TTAS DECEIVED PER' GDALISK,',

200 bags Superior Seed Oats

2 cases Fancy Goods, Ac, &o., &o.

200 cases Adelaide Fresh Apples

1 case Fancy Goods, &c, «fce., &a.

12 packages Glassware, Fancy Goods, &o

1 package Stevens' Fringed Birthday

Prime Victorian Cheese ; Adelaide Con

fectioney ; Adelaide Butter, in tins ; As

sorted Crockery; Barton & Cot's Condi

Chambers' Washing Machines ; Brad

bnry & Co.'e World Renowned Sewing

and Kilting Machines. &c.

Cross' Indigestion Drops, &c., As., &c

110° SwaUow & Ariel's Biscuits.

N.B. — RETAIL CUSTOMERS can

Hay Street, opposite Mr. Summers.

FOB SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

ALL that property known as the Can

ning Timber Station, lately carried

on by Mr. Fronds Bird, under the style

of Mason, Bird & Co., comprising the

Government concession for timber cutting

purposes, Timber Mill, Engines, Boilers,

Horses, Carts, Tramcaro, Tramway, and

Tramway rights, and all Plant connected

with the Hewing, Hauling, Sawing, and

delivery of timber, together with ' Can

ning Location, No. 75' of 200 acres, with

Workmen's Houses, Shops, and Sheds

thereon; together with a portion of

a Canning Location, No. 5,' containing

;bout 25 actes, at Qua River end of the

Tramway, and known as ' The Landing,'

with the Workmen's Cottages and other

Buildings thereon, and two Cargo Boats

used in connexion therewith for the de

livery of Timber, with all their gear an-i

This property has recently been put in

to good repair, aud is now in fair

working order. It has advantages

seldom to be met with in the timber

trade, and is well deserving the atten

A valuation has recently been made of

the property by one of the most em

inent valuers in the colony, but as an

immediate sale is desired, the Vendor

will be prepared to accept an offer of

about one-third less than the amount

of such valuation, and time payments

may be arranged on reasonable terms

of interest and security.

The ' Woodloes' Estate, on the banks

of the Canning River, together with the

substantially built House and Buildings,

Paddocks, Gardens, and Fields, lately oc

cupied by Mr. FranciB Bird, being part of

'Canning Location No. 5,' containiug

The position, completeness, and finish

of ' Woodloes' render it a most de

Brrable investment, and auy gentle

man who desires to combine die plea

sures of farming with a town busi

ness has hero on opportunity rarely

to be met with. The property is sit

uate 7 miles from Perth, and the

main line of road runs through the

estate, and within a very short dis

tance of the house. The house is in

first-class order, and the whole estate

is fenced and subdivided, and die

garden is admirably stocked with

vines in full bearing, and healthy

fruit trees of all sorts.

If not sold, the Vendor will be giad to

treat for a tenancy or tenancies of the

above properties, or either of them.

For further particulsre and to treat

St. George's Terrace, Perth.

If USCATEL BASINS in 61b. boxes.

JH CHOICE WINES in quarter casks.

A Magnificent DRAWING BOOM

SUITE. Cost £120. 90 Members,

r ARRIVE PER ?« ANNIE LISLE'

400 bushels BROWN SEED OATS

r HOTEL KEEPERS.— BOTTLED

ALE of the following brands:—

Flower's, Blood's, Tennent's, Bass'.

BOTTLED STOUT, Blood's Tennent's.

BRANDY (in wood and bottle), Hen

nessy's Hemery's de Longueville's,

United Vineyard Proprietors.

PORT & SHERRY, very fine.

All the above on sale at lowest rates.