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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1955, 22 October 1863, Page 1

TENDER FOR THE ERECTION OF TWO SMALL BRIDGES AND CULVERTS, MATAKANA.

Superintendent's Offico, Auckland, Octobor 10, 1563. nnENDERS will be received at this office, until X noon of SATURDAY, the 21st November next, for tho ERECTION of two small BRIDGES and CCILVERTS, near Mr. CnooiCEu's, at Matakana, in accordance with a plan and specification, which can be scon at the "Roads and Woiks Department" of this office, and at Mr. Monroe's, Mr. Vercoe>!, aud Mr. Crooker's, of Matakana. Tenders to be endorsed, "Tonder for erectiu" Bridges and Culverts, at Matakana." ROBERT GRAJIAM, Superintendent.

TIMBER.

Colonial Defence Office, Auckland, October 17th, 18C3. TENDERS, in duplicate, aie requested to be sent in to this office by noon of the 27fch inst., for the DELIVERY at the NAVAL RESERVE, NORTH SHORE, of about 17,000 feet of WELLSEASONED HEART of KAURI TIMBER, in accoi dance with a specification to be seen at this office. F. D. FENTON.

TO EXCAVATORS.

TENDERS will be recefved until G p.m., THIS DAY (Thmsday), 22nd instant, for EXCAVATIONS in Queen-street. Specifications to bo seen at my office, Victoria-sti eet. RICHARD KEALS, Architect.

TO CARPENTERS.

nnENDERS aie invited for the ERECTION of a X DWELLING HOUSE in Hobson-stieet. Plans and Specification may bo inspected at my office, Queen street ; wheie also the tenders aio to bo delivcied on or befoic SATURDAY the 24th inst , at NOON piccisely. The lowest Tender will not nccessauly bo accepted. P. HERAPATH, Architect. October 15th, 1563

TO CARPENTERS.

rfTENDERSaie invited for the ERECTION and JL COMPLETION of a DWELLING-HOUSE and IRON STORE in Piiuccs-stieet, Onchunga. Plans and specifications may be .seen at my office, Qucen-sfcieefc, wheic also tho Tenders aie to be delivcicd on or befoio Satniday next,. 24th iust., at 4 p.m. Not bound to accept the lowest tender. P. HERAPATII, October 21, ISO 3. Architect.

TO BRICKLAYERS, CARPENTERS, AND JOINERS, &o.

nnENDERS are requited for tho ERECTION of X a. BUILDING, in Duiham-street. Plans and Specifications may be seen at my oflicc, until MONDAY, the 2(>th, when tho Tendeis aic to be delivcied at 4 o'clock, picciscly. JAMES WRIGLY, Aicbitccfc.

EXTRACT FROM MILITIA AND VOLUNTEER GENERAL ORDERS. By - Major-General Galloway, Commanding Local Forces, Nkw Zealand. AFTER ORDEIt.

Auckland, October 5, 18G3. THE Lieutenant-Geneial Commanding the Forces iv New Zealand having decided, with the concmlenco of His Excellency the Goveinor-in-Council, to raise a complete Company (strength as per margin)* of the Commissaiiat TiansportCoips fiom Voluntceis from tho Local Foices, and the Colonial Government having decided that .such Volunteers shall bobomc upon the strength of one of tho Waikato Regiments, and be subject to the Waikato conditions, and shall be entitled to the same privileges in eveiy re e pcct. The following Regulations aro piomulgated for general infoimation : — 1. That tiiinsfers from any of the Waikato Regiments to tho Transport Coips or Commissaiiat Depaitment, bo mndo on the same touns, and subject to any Regulations existing in lefereuce to similar transfers from Regiments of tho Line, and rctr.uisfeis to the Regiments be legulatcd by the same Rules. 2. Tho Men tiansfcuctl shall not loose any pi ivileges accining to them under the Waikato Regulations; but seivicf m cither of these Depaitments shall be reckoned as part of the seivicc requited of them. 3. The Men serving in those Departments, who aio entitled to Land, must lepair to and occupy their Laud, under their conditions of engagement, when lequncd by the Government. 4. The Colonial Government will pay tho men so employed the usual Militia pay of 2s. 6d. per dicin, and issue tho usual supply of clothing and arms when icquiicd. The Commissaiiat will piovido latious free of expense to the Colony. In addition to the pay offered by tho Colonial Government, Ofliceis, Non-commissioned Ofhcci 5 ;, and Men, so employed, will receive worldna pay at tho following lafces fiom tho Commissaiiat Depal tmeut : Officeis 9s. 6*l. per diem Staff Sergeants . . 2s. Gd. „ Sergeants 2». Od. „ Corpoialb Is. 4il. „ Lanco Corpoials . . Is. 2d. „ Aitificeis Is. 3d. „ Privates Is. Od. „ Officei s commanding Local Coi ps and Detachments will be so good as to explain on the first Paiadc tho advantages offered, and invite the men to volunteer for this service, _cndin«, immediately to HeadQnarteis, Rolls of such Olficei', Non-commissioned Officeis, Aitificers, and Men, as may volunteer. Tho men are required to drive horses or bullocks, and should have been accustomed to this work ; they should also be young men, and of active and sober habits. "" , By order, H. C. BALNEAVIS, Lieut. -Col., D.A.G. * 1 enptnin, 1 snbnltcrn, 1 stnff soigcnnt, 5 wrgennts S corporals, f> lanco coiporah, 1 bugler, (> c.upcnUn, 0 shoeing •mithi, 0 siuUUen or harness mnkcib, 100 drncis

SECOND CLASS MILITIA.

ANY MEN of this class wishing to VOLUNTEER for the front, alone; with and duiing tho time tho First Class and Riilo Volunteers may bo employed, must attend at tho Oulerly Room, 2nd Class, with -as little delay as possible, between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock. H. M. NATION, Lieut. -Col. TO VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIAMEN.

POCKET MEDICTNE CHESTS, from 10s. upwards. T. B. niLL, Chemist and Druggist. Victoria Street. GEORGE PULMAN, LITHOGRAPHER AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Every Description of Lithographio PRINTING AND DESIGNING: ________ Shortland-street, One door (aud 50 per cent.) below the Ntw ficahnder,