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Press, Volume XXIII, Issue 3059, 11 June 1875, Page 1

Tenders. OB ITF o T I o i~~! Mr O. W. TURNER'S TENDER of 20s 5d per cask for the eupply of 500 casks ol ! : PORTLAND CEMENT haa been ACCEPTED by the Government. J. T. PEACOCK, Secretary for Public Works. Public Works Office, Christchurch, 10th Jane, 1875. 6-11 7817 CANTERBURY RAILWAYd. TENDERS are invited for the SUPPLY of 18,000 feet super. IRON BARK, BED GUM, and KAURI TIMBER, as per specification and schedule to be seen at the Railway Engineer's Office, Christchurch Station. Tenders, endorsed " Tender for Timber," are to be sent in to this office on or before 12 o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY, 16th JUNE, 1875. — The lowest or any tender will not neces--SS. sarily be accepted. J, T. PEACOCK, Secretary for Public Works. a Public Works Office, or Christchurch, 10th June, 1875. 6-11 7816 .JJ m O B U I L D E R S . re . T . TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a DWELLING-HOUSE in Lyttelton. Plans and specification may be seen at my office, where tenders will be received on or before Haturday, June the 12th, at noon. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. J. 8. M. JACOBSEN, 6-5 7650 Architect, &c. JJ m O BUILDERS. jjf TENDERS are invited for the erection of l ß# ADDITIONS to the BUILDING of the Spinning, Weaving, and Fibre Company, a j. Kaiapoi. Plans and specification may be u e seen at my office, where tenders will be re- ,. r ceived on or before MONDAY, JUNE 14th, [j e at one p.m. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. „" J. S. M. JACOBSEN, 6-10 7786 Architect, &c. T INCOLN ROAD BOARD. TENDERS aTe invited for the FORMAry TION of HARWOOD and THOMPSON'S ROAD, from Spring's road to Hayden'e corner, being a distance of 85 chains more or less. Tenders to be sent in by noon, on Thursday, July Ist, 1875. Specifications to be seen at the Prebbleton Hotel, after Monday, the 14th inst. The lowest or any Tender will not necesn sarily be accepted. C. J. WENTWORTH COOKSON, & Surveyor to the Lincoln Road Board. *1 6-11 7846 * mHE ASHLEY ROAD BOARD Invite ' JL TENDERS for— •. Ist. Cutting Water Course, 6ft wide by 4ft j£ deep, near Mount Thomas Station. 2nd. Erecting: & Bridge on Beard's road, with ford and culvert, near Educational Rej_ , serve, Mount Thomas. r 3rd. Lengthening Stone Culvert on Carr's j , road. ' Specifications to be seen at Fbee's Store. Tenders to be sent in on or before 2 p.m, * June 17th. 6-9 7776 " , , , mENDERS for SCHOOL BUILDINGS, 1_ Mount Somers School District. Time extended to noon June 16th. Specifications to lie at Messrs Bullock and Co, Ashburton, till Saturday, June sth ; after '8 that, at Hood's Accommodation House, Mount Somers. » W. C. WALKER, 5-29 7467 • Chairman. Ie Funeral Notices JJ pDNEBAL NOTICE. H. SCRIMSHAW, having purchased a _ first-class hearse, with plumes, &c, also a mourning coach, and every other requisite, is now enabled to r CONDUCT FUNERALS, In town or country, in the most approved >d manner, and at less cost than any other house in Christchuxch. n Note the address —H. SCRIMSHAW, Undertaker, next A 1 Hotel, Colombo street, Christchurch; 12-1 2159 "O W. WALTERS, UNDERTAKER, )1 _IA(» Papanui road. — R. W. Walters, Furnishing Undertaker, Whateley road. Every requisite on hire, town and country, with strict regard to ra economy. 4-9 6132 > y Government Notices t> AKAIA BRIDGE S- NOTICE. The ROAD TRAFFIC during the NIGHT °f TIME across the above Bridge is SUSPENDED until farther notice. J. T. PEACOCK, Secretary for Public Works. Public Works Office, Christchurch, 22nd April, 1875. d. 4-23 6471 [ § "VTOTICE TO SHEEP FABMERB. CANTERBURY SHEEP ORDINANCE 1872. Whereas certain sheep infected with scab were yarded in the Canterbury Sale Yards on — the 24th day of February last, and certain !,' other mobs of sheep have since, and before the said yards were dressed with a Scab Destroying preparation, been yarded in the said yards, in consequence whereof not only all such sheep, but also all other sheep, with which they have since been intermixed have become infected with scab, within the meanV ing of the abovenamed Ordinance. The Chief Inspector of Sheep, therefore, requires all persons who have, or suspect that they have, ia their- possession any suck sheep so infected as aforesaid, to give notice thereof fortliwltli "to tJb.e adjoining sheep os owners, and. also to tbe Inspector of Sbeep - acting for the dittfiAk ia wM euek Am are, pursuant to tbe provisions of the 22nd section of the Canterbury Sheep Ordinance, ~~ 1872; and in default thereof such person? will be liable to the penalties provided by the said section. ■, c " The Inspector of Sheep also hereby givet "* notice that all runs, farms, and yards where ■' c upon and wherein any such infected eheej are or have been depastui ed or yarded arc •"» infected, and that in case any sheep shall b< removed, or suffered to stray from such runs farmß, or yards, the owner thereof shall b« liable to the penalties provided by Sectioi 38 of the abovenamed Ordinance. J » Given under my hand at Chriatchurch thi 25th day of March, 1875. ot ' p. B. BOULTON, ed 3-27 5701 Chief Inspector of Sheep ill . th f-| XFOBD HOUSE. J BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Two or I Three Gentlemen, in a private house. j OXFORD TERRACE, facing Government j 31 6-9 Buildings. 7769 j