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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3939, 7 April 1870, Page 5

Tenders.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAPH. mENDEIW are invited for the SUPPLY and DELIVERY of 1.800 TELEGRAPH j POSTS, jviou <•> >^- c , >,\it\\ ecu Taurangaand Lake Taupo. The Post* to be sawn out of the heart of Totiira ; to be perfectly free fiom sap, ' shakes, and loooC knots N.B. — Any post containing the least sap >\ ill be rejected, The Posts to be 20 feet long, S inches square at the butt, ai.d G inches square at ( the top. The Posts to be deliveu'd at points along the line, about 4 Jiains ap.at, which will be pointed out by the Disti u i Inspector or his delegate; and the line will genoi.illy follcny * the load or track from T.uuanga to Maketu, and from Maketn to Roto, ua aud Taupo. Tendei sto stat ; the pi ice per post. Each tender must be accompan'cd by a deposit of j £10 as jv guaiantcc of good faith, which aum will be foi felted Aouldany competitor lefiiif to sign the contiact in the event of his tcn<?n' being accepted. Each tender nnut include the names of tv p Sureties^ for appi^vJil, who are willing 1r become bond foi the pea tormance of the ' pontiact, in the event of the tender being accepted, and must be accompanied by a notification to that cflect, signed by the proposed sureties. Tenders to state within what period the posts can be delivered, but the time nutt nob extend beyond the 28th May, IS7O. Tenders will be received either for seetioi s of the work or for the whole work, at the tenderer. Further particuL rs can be obtained at tlig pfftce of the Disti jet Inspector, Telegraph Office, Auckland. Tenders to be endorsed, '•' Tender for tbo Supply and Delivery of Telegraph Posts between Tauranga and Taupo," to be addressed "The Disliict Inspector, Telegraph Department, Auckland, " an 1 to be sent in not later than noon on the llfch April. JS7Q The lowest or anj, other teinlei not necc^sanly accepted. By order of the Telegraph Commissioners. ALFRED SHEATH, Dtetiict Inspector. Auckland, April 2, IS 7O. ]

TARARU TRAMWAY. TENDERS WANTED FOR EXTEN SION AND WORKING. TENDERS will b,e received at the - Engineer's Office, Grahamstown, on or ' before SATURDAY, the IGth day of April proximo, from persona willing to EXECUTE the EXTENSION of thp TARARU TRAMWAY up 'DINKER S GULLY, Receiving in return ' a lease of PRESENT LINE and EXTENSIONS. Tenders to state the number of years' lease they would require, and the maximum rates of carriage which they would be entitled to charge. Also to STATE the TERMS on which the would LAY DOWN LIGHT IRON RAILS (251b. or 301b.), or substitute these for the present wooden rails.

•Al 30 ! TENDERS will be received at the same place and time from parties willing to CONSTRUCT and WORK a LIGHT IRON TRAMWAY from a Deep-water Wharf, to be erected at" Tararu Point, and connected with the Tararu Tramway, along the Beach Road from Tararu to Grahamstown and Shortland, stating the length of I ease required, and the maximum charges. Lessee to receive the Sleepers belonging to the Provincial Government presently stacked at the Thames, so far as nepessary, j^lans and specifications can be seen at the Engineer's Office, Grahamstown, on and after SATURDAY, 2nd April. THOMAS B. GILLIES, Superintendent. Auckland, March 29, 1870. ■ TO THE READING PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. - THE SUBSCRIPTION to the Dail^ Southern Cross is LESS THA3SJ THREE. HALE-PENCE a day, if paid' quarterly in advance. The p"aper is delivered at an EARLY HOUR every morning at the residences or stores of Subscribers in the city or suburbs. "'„ 'A "■ NEW QUARTER commenced! on /APR 1 -., "" I* Y ~ The Subscription to the Wjbbjkiy News