The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-17 00:00:00

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DR. LIVINGS'fON: his LIFE and ADVEN-
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13.aftinan Ot&tL

T ONDON & NORTH
Li CONTRACTS FOR_ S
prepared to RECEIVE TENDEI
men ioned STORES, viz :
No. of Contract. 'No. of Contract.
I Brass Sheet and Tubes for 18 Leather
Locomotives IBA leather,
2 Iron Tubes J 9 'Lead, White and Red
3 Copper 19A Lead, 1 naot. Sheet, and Pipe
4 Canvas 20 Iron, Vo kehire
5 Carpets and Rugs 1:0s, Iron, St iferdahire
7 Axles 29n Tyre Bars-
-8 Cots
21 Iron Castings
9 Crucibles 23 Whee;s
10 Curled Hair • •24 Oil, Linseed
12 Colours 25 Oils, various, and Turpentine
I .'w Dr) saltery 20 Oilcloth
13 Coach Trimmings. - 27 Steel
14 Cotton Waste 29 Springs and Files
15 Flags, Ropes, &c. 29 Tin, Block
16 Glass, Plate 31 Varnishes
ins. Glass, varlots 34 Hats
17v Lamp Cottons 35 Caps
Specifications and forms of4eAer may be had on and after Mon.
day, April 29th, on application to the Secretary, Euston Station,
London. Fonrs cf tender for each contract are printed separately,
and parties applying sh3uld state the particular contract or contracts
for whTch they propose to tender. Patterns may__ also be inspected
on and after Monday, Aril 2Jth, from ten till four o'clock, at the
Company's Pattern-room, Euston Station ; and any farther infor-
mation required, may be obtained on application t 3 the heads of the
several departments. Tenders may he sent in before ten o'clock on
Monday. May 4th.—By orderof the Directors.
CHAS. E. STEWART, Secretary.
Euston Station April. 1e57.

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