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LIVERPOOL DOCKS

LOA N S OF JI (Ii Er . ,neg 3
rITHE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL v.,`-,,„ tt
I do HEREBY GIVE NOTE E, that they are tv,"lo"ithe
receive LOANS of MONEY on ft e security of the Bondloo
Trustees of the Liverpool Docks. ra of Four 'Three,
per Centum per Annum Inter , or periods of either _tio
Five, or Seven Years. Th erect payable here or in nsq,
Alt offers to be a ssed to GsonoE WITHEPq
Treasurer to th ' rpool Docks, Dock-office, Livert
By order

MASON, SecretBl'

DANIF

Doe-A
-office, Liverpool, March, 1850

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WEST DERBY UNION.
TVORKIIOUSE PORTER WANTED' 010
THE GUARDIANS of the WEST DERBY WOgiv
I are desirous of APPOINTING a PORTER forth. of the
HOUSE. rTe will be required to perform tto lfice as prescribed by the Consolidated Or rof the marneu
Commissioners: Candidates must be Si e Men, or _ the
Men without Child Salary a• ar, with the nerby the
Workhouse Lodge, furn d wit oats and Gas
Guardians.
set
Applications- in writing, (st n, ge, previous .„ be
whether Marriedor ~) wit
to me, not later than Tun Ay, the IltliNpvember tM
13 der of the Board, mn.cle4'
WILLIAM CLEAVER, un"-
2, Elliot-atreet;.Liverpool,lst November,lBsl. Pr'9".
N.8.---Personal Canvass of the Guardians is strict-,
bited, and will be held to be a disqualification.
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LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
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TENON:RS FOR CLOTHING.
THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL . • Kt°
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receive TENDERS for SUPPLYING the followin' 17°. , t
CLOTHING for the Pier-masters, Dock-gatemen,'B4e'-;111S '
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locijot,
200 Suits for Dock-gatemen and Men employed on the , ,
Stage, consisting of Jacket, Waistcoat, and TronsTs, an;
Graving Docks, consisting of Co
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to the " Chairm the Sub committee for the dergt,_,r, tbork
the Harbour sters," and endorsed " Tender for uiciroiaw
not later than Noon on WEDNESDAY next, the sth Prey.
By order, DANIEL MASON, Sec"
Doch-once,3oth October; 1851.
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TO MILLWRIGHTS AND ENGINEERS: statil
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