The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-06-10 00:00:00

PUBLIC NOTICES.

TO BUILDERS.

PERSONS willing to TENDER for the
erection of ST. MARK'S VICARAGE, STAMBEIt
MILL, sear STOURBILIDGM, may see Plans and Specifica-
tion, and obtain Bills and Quantities on applic.tion to
me.

No pledge is given to accept the lowest or any Teuder.
J. M. GETHING,
Secretary.

Kidderminster Lk; Stourbridge.
May 26th, 1876.

TO BUILDERS.

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,ERSONS willing to TENDER for the
erection of FOUR COTTAGES, Loam STEEET,
KIDDERMINSTEII, may see Plans and Specification on
application to me.
No pledge is given to accept the lowest or any Tender.
J. M. GETEUNG,
Architect.

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Kidderminster & Stourbridge.
May 26th, 1876.

STOURBRIDGE UNION.

SCHOOLMASTER and SCHOOLMISTRESS

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SCHOOLMISTRESS
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who will be required to instruct the Children in Readin,,
Writing, and Arithmetic, and the principles of
Christian Religion; also superintending their industrial
training, and to assist the Muter and Matron of the
Workligaise, subject to the directione of the Guardians,
and In accordance with the orders of the Poor Law
Commissioners.

The Salary of the Schoolmaster is £35, and the
Schoolmistress £2O per annum, with such further sum
as the Local Government Board may award in their cer-
tificate, together with Board, washing, and Furnished
Apartments.

-Candidates are requested to send Applications in
their ;own handwriting, stating age, residence, past and
present occupations, with testimonials of character,
temper, and competency, to me, at the Workhouse, at
Kingswinford, on or before THURNDAY, the 15th lust;
and attend at the same plact., at their own expense, on
ERWAT, the Nil' inst., at EleTen o'clock am, when the
election will take place.
The Persons Elected will be required to enter upon
their duties forthwith, and be prepared to undergo the
ordinary examinations of her Majesty's .inspector of
Schools.
The Guardians will not object to a Man and Wife,
without encumbrance.
By Ord..:r of the Board,
UEO. HOLLOWAY,
Clerk.

Workhouse,
itingswinford.

2nd June, 176.

STOURBEIDGE UNION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Guardians of the Stourbridge tinion will, at their
Meeting on FRIDAY, the 23rd JUNE INSTANT, at thu
Workhouse, at Kingswinford, receive TENDERS from
persons willing to contract for supplying the Workhouse
with the undermentioned Articles for a period of .14
weeks, from the 29th of JUNE instant, to the sth day of
OCTODER next, who are requested to send Tenders, ad
dressed "To the Cleik of the Guardians of the Stout.
bridge Union, at the Workhouse, Kingswinford," pro-
perly sealed, Free of Expense, and endorsed, " lEN -
DER," on or before the 22n4 lust, viz. :
PROVISIONS, &c.

Est:Mated quantity
required about.
Flour (seconds) per bushel 20 sacks.
Bread (best seconds) per 411) loaf 600 per week.
Tea, per lb .. .. • • .. its.
Coffee Berries, per lb. lbs.
Sugar per lb. .. .. • • • • .. IHX) lbs.
Loaf Sugar, per lb. .. • . 70 it.
Best Salt Butter, per lb. 1000 lbs.
Fresh Butter, per lb. .. • • .. 52 Ibs.
Cheese, per lb. .. .. • • • • .. 30 lbs.
Bice, per lb. .. .. • • • • .. 22! lbs.
Mustard (best) per lb.
Vinegar, per gallon
Pepper Corns, per lb. ..
Treacle, per 1b... ..
Tobacco, per lb.
Salt, per cwt.
Soda, per lb. .. „ „ „
Dark Blue, per lb. .. „
Best Starch, per lb. .. • • .. 20 lbs,
Best White Soap, per lb. .. 9001bs.
Pale Yellow Soap, per lb. .. • . 900 lbs.
Soft Soap, per lb. .. . • .. 100 lbs.
Candles, per lb. .. • • .. 50 lbs.
Linseed Meal, per lb. „
Oatmeal (best), per lb. • . .. 12 sacks.
Peas,—Split, and Grey,
per imperial bushel
Bacon, English, in sides with}
1000 lbs.
the hams, per lb.
Beef—rounds, crops, and mouse
pieces, per lb. 450 lbs.
Mutton—inre quarters, per lb. per week.
Suet, per lb.
Coals—Large, per 2,240 lbs. A. ticket of the weiyld to
Engine Slack, ditto 4be sent with eac4 ttetteei y
Porter, per gallon
Ale per gallon
Port ice
Gin at per gallon
hiskey
Scouring Drushes
Shoe brushes
Svke, plug Brooms
Bass brooms

500 lbs.

2UO yards thick grcy cauco
100
100 „ Bta tickiug
„ Thin White Calico
lot) „ Siruug „ „
lOU „ btroug Flue \\ hi
21/0 Hurthiu .succiiug. 'di yards wilt
2U(I „ 6ilJgie
leti a Shoes tacit
Wouica's „
Boys'
Chilarch's „

56 bushels.

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No Tender will be received after the 22,1 (by cif
of June instaut.

Saul')les of the various articles Teutlered for Inubt
sent.

The estimated quantity of the several articles as above
stated, is about the consumption that way or may not be
required, but the Guardians do not bind themselves to
receive those or any other given quantities.
All the Articles to be delivered, free of expense, at
such times and in such quantities as the Guardians may
direct, at the Union Workhouse, Kingswinford.
The Bread to be delivered baked not less than 24 hours,
and each '5 Loaves to weigh 1001bs.
Each Contractor will be requisfed to enter into a Con-
tract,
with one or wore sureties, as the Guardians may
direct. The contract will contain a proviso that if the
ordered,
Contractor
haii neglect to deliver haelit
shall send supplies of a I
that contracted for, the Guardians shall be at liberty to
Procure supplies of a proper quality elsewhere, snit
charge the difference in price and all costs and charges
incurred thereby to the Contractor.
Payments for Coals %yin be made monthly, if preferred,
subject to the usual discount.

lne Guardians reserve to themselves the powr of re
ectiug, the lowest or any other Tender.
By order of the Board,
GEO. HOLLOWAY, Cle:k.
Workhouse, Kingswinford.
June Mb, 1876.

40W11t CiI_ROUNOS, ASTON )A1;1:

THESE BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS OPEN DAILY.

OrRAND DISPLAY of SPRING FLOWERS.

LOA"' INti on the Lake, which has been very much
euturged and tilled with spring wuter fit for Bathirg as
wed us Boating.
SYNYEIt and tilLNlEllt'S splendid BAND every
AIUNDAI, WI IThr,bliAl, aud sAILIWAI, from 3
tall 8.

The NEW SKATING 11INK Open llsily, for Three
Extreises—VlZ ; 11 till 1 ; 2 30 tili 5; 7 till ti 30.
POUNTNEY'S BAND will Play on the Rink EVERY
EVENING and on FRIDAY AFTERNOONS.
Admission to Rink, tid.; hire of Skates, 6d.
Admission to Grounds, 3d. each.
B. G. QUILTER, P110112:1:10R.

4: ••••• F,`!: FIT. :Tont
•.t•I tuft. ttl.t or While, or tall ii 04 11c." The
t :or it 4v, it posittrn!y reAfors
,s. •,i• i ir to its original colour,
:1:-tire.c.able smell of most
• o:YSNI:1•!,." It •..fllit'S tit:. hair ehnrmingly beautiful,
t prom itin..z the growth of the hair on bald
41, ;I:ol..- aro Out Jecayed. Ask your
Cl-P-'l--• !or " XICAN HAIR I:LNE.wEit,"
llrNny C. GALLUP, 493 oford Street,
Lotidon, and sold by Chemists Paid Yorfumezi
everywLere M as Gd per Bottle.