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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2797, 13 July 1866, Page 1

General Post-office, Wellington, June 28, 1866. npENDERS will be received at this office,untilthe X 31st July next, from persons willing to CONTRACT for a LEASE of the General Government ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, as now constructed between the Bluff and Nelson, for the several periods of one, two, or three year.*. The whole line to be open to the public, and to be kept in complete repair by the lessee during the term of the tease, and to be delivered over in thorough working order at its termination. Tenders to specify a maximum scale o£ rates to be charged during the lease, and the rate at which Government telegrams will be conveyed. Tenders also to state terms for the above, with the addition of the extended line across Cook's Straits to Wellington, when the sub-marine cable shall have been laid, and the works completed. Security will be required for the due performance of the contract. . ' Tenders (iv duplicate) to be addressed to the Postmaster-General at Wellington. W. GRAY, Acting Secretary.

TO ENGINEERS. ! ONEHUNGA AND MANGAREI BRIDGE COMPANY (LIMITED). rfIHE Directors of the above Company hereby X invite Engineers to furnish competitive DESIGNS, General Specifications, and Estimates for a suitable BRIDGE, to connect Onehunga with Mangarei. A plan and section of the site may he seen at Mr. S. Cochranes Auction Mart, Fortstreet, Auckland. Each design must be distinguished by a motto, and the n*me and address of the competitor must be forwarded with it in a sealed envelope, having tbe same motto on the outside. Designs to be sent to the care of Messrs. Flemtno and Stevenson, Queen-street, Onehunga, not later than 6 p.m. of TUESDAY, the 31st July. A sum of fifty pounds has been set apart for prizes, to be divided into one, two, or three prizes, at the discretion of the Directors ; the first prize to be not less than £30. A prize will not be awarded to any design unless it shall be deemed to have sufficient merit.

TO SCORIA MASONS, BRICKLAYERS, CARPENTERS, FODNDERS, PLUMBERS, PLASTERERS, AND SLATERS. HPENDERS will be received, until Noon of the X 4th August, for tbe ERECTION of NEW NATIONAL MA T^t, Q«c O u- B u«cc, ior Messrs. Plans, &c, at my office, Victoria-street. RICHARD KEALS, Architect.

NOT I k CE. ■ s EOBLEY & EUSSELL BEG respectfully to intimate to their friends and the public generally tbat they have, at great expense, erected Machinery and otber appliances for the MANUFACTURE of OATMEAL, which may always be obtained FRESHLY GROUND from the Mill. L .. , R. and R. would also take this opportunity of returning thanks to their patrons and the public for past favours, and would solicit a continuance of the same. On Sale— Wholesale and Retail :— s ' fine Flour, Secouds Flour Wheatmeal Sharps and Bran Maize, whole and crushed . , Maizemeal, Oatmeal Seed Oats Food for Cattle. At Current Rates. AUCKLAND CITY FLOUR MILLS, WYNDHAM-STREET. ,

QUANG TUNG HONG. QEE DETAILED ADVERTISEMENT.

O. FLETCHEE, . TTOUSE, LAND, and COMMISSION AGENT, ACCOUNTANT, STOCK AND SHARE BROICBE. Dbbts jlw Accounts Collected. j References kindly permitted to Messrs. A. Clabk and Son. Messrs. J. H. Bubnsidz and Co. Mr. S. Hagub Smith. Mr. J. B. Russell. Mr. T. H. Hall. ! Messrs, Brookfiedd and Cox. Messrs. Newman and Ewbn. OFFICE AT PLUMMER * FLETCHER'S/ Adjoining the Odd Fellows' Hall, OCEEN-STREET.

W. J. MESSENGEE, BUTCHER, WAKEFIELD-STREET, BEGS to thank his numerous friends, and the public generally, for the liberal support he has received during the past six years, and to them he RE-OPENS his Establishment on FRIDAY, the 13th instant, after extensive, alterations and improvements, and »£%£* displaying Three of the FINEST and PRIMEST Provincialfed OXBN ever seen in Auckland. : ' ' ' -J - He hopes his friends, old and new, wilUvail themselves of the opportunity of paying him an opening visit to prove their appreciation of the beautiful as well as the useful. 1 .■ ' i• > J He will also, by desire of many of his old cu«tdmers, re-oommence making his far-famed Eppmg Sausages three times a week, at lOd. perlb. ; and the London Pork Sausages, which he makes daily, will be Bd. per lb. for the future. - July 11, 1866.

WANGAREI COALS ! WANGAREI COALS 30». MB TON, DBUVKRED IK BXO3. rfIHEY are free from dust, slat£ or dross ; they X burn cheerfully, bright, and clean, never_ going out when once lighted. One trial will en«we a continuance of your patronage. • • 1 ARCHARD & BROWN, Coal, and Firewood Yard, ' Mechanics' Bay.

COMPENSATION MR. CRISPE will regularly attend the ' . Court-on behalf of his Clients,.and 1 may be CONSULTED in the Alten Road, the 1 9th House below the Scotoh Church.

3&ts"\l mortgage, at 12fc per cent; ' ■'- ' " Apflyto THQMAS CONNELL, 33, Qaeen*«tre«i.

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