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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 26, 30 November 1872, Page 2

MM NOTICE. TENDERS ■will be received at the Public Works Office, Tauranga, until Noon of tho 21th December nest, for the CONSTRUCTION of a TRUSS BRIDGE over the Waikaukau River, Tauranga and Taupo Road. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Public Works Office, Tauranga, on and after Thurs lay, 28th instant. All tenders will bo treated as informal unless accompanied by a deposit of Five Pounds. Lowest tender will not necessarily bo accepted. By command. A. O. TURNER, District Engineer. Public Works Office, Tauranga, November 26, 1873. To Builders. Resident Magistrate’s Court, Opotiki, November 25, 1372. TENDERS will be received at this office until Noon of FRIDAY, December 20, from persons willing to contract for the E I.tEGTION of a SCHOOL HOUSE at Omaramutu, near Opotiki. Plans and specifications may be seen at this office, and at the office of the Civil Commissioner, Tauranga. Not bound to accept any tender. HERBERT W. BRABANT, Resident Magistrate. NOTICE. Water Supply. Subscriptions wiii bo received by the Secretary to tho Highway Board from persons willing to contribute towards the Sinking of a Well and E reef ion of Pump for supplying water to the inhabitants. The amount subscribed will bo supplemented by the North Township Board, and as soon as the funds are collected tho work will be commenced. JAMES T. BRADLEY, Secretary and Collector. Road Board Office, November 25, 1872. NOTICE. Tauranga Bifie Volunteers. A GENERAL INSPECTION of Arms Accoutrements, and Ammunition will tak< place at the Monthly Inspection Parade, to b« held in the Government Paddock, at 4> o.m THIS DAY, the 30th instant. Every member must bo presenfc. E. G. NORRIS, Captain Commanding T.R.Y. Ts Papa, November 25, 1873.

Tauranga Eifle Yolunteers. Fis notified to Competitors for the Silver Cup, presented _by Lieutenant Samuels, that J.±ilb LAY, the 30feh November instant: is tv..! day appointed for FI LI IN Q for same. Competitors to bo at the Butts a 8.30 a.m.j firing to commence at 9 a.m. Ammunition will be served the day previous at the Orderly Room. Dress: Uniform, Rifles, and Side Arms, E. G, NOR BIS, Captain Commanding T.R.V. WHARF HOTEL, OPOTIKI. J'Hlfc) Hotel is situated, as its names imnlies, close to the wharf, and contains every convenience for the accommodation of visitors, who will find a good table. Good Liquors, Good Beds, with civility and moderate charges. Gentlemen wishing to visit the interior or places down the Coast can be provided with horses at the reasonable rates. Good Billiard-Bagatelle TableWine#, Spirits, Alee, and Bor tors of the finest Brands, ROBERT THOMPSON, Proprietor. The Mercury Bay Hotel. J. B. Hsiiguson, Proprietor. THIS Hotel, situated in close proximity to the steamer’s anchorage, affords first class accommodation to the Tourist or Business Man visiting this district. Civility and attention may be relied on, in connection with a moderate scale of charges. A first class Billiard Saloon, fitted with one of Thurston’s best tables, has lately been added to this hotel, where every thing necessary to this noble game will bo found complete. Wines, Spirits, Ac., of the best brands only kept in stock. * j