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

Provincial Government Gazete.

mENDERS received for additions to the Court1 house at Coromandel : — £ s. d. 1. Eplmuin Milla 248 0 0 2. John Sheehan, junr. .. ... 223 0 0 3. Eobert Elliot ' ... ... 207 10 0 4. George Scott (accepted) ... 182 0 0 John R. Nicholson, Provincial Secretary. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 28th March, 1870. GREAT SOUTH ROAD. Section No. I.— Carting Scoria Ash from Mount Smart to between sth mile-post and Han's Bridge :—: — Per cubic yard. James Millei* (accepted) at ... 1 6 William Brady at ... ... 2 5 James Wallace „ ... ... 4 0 Section No. 2 — Carting Scoria Ash from Otahuhu Mountain to between Han's Bridge and the 13th mile-post : — Per cubic yai'd. s/d. Aden Smith (accepted) at ... 16 James Wallace at .. ... 4 0 Section No. 3.— Carting Scoria Ash from Donovans Mountain to between the 13th mile-post and the road leading to the Papakura Valley ;—; — Pel? cubjc vai'd. s/d. James Miller (accepted) at ... 2 2 John Close, at ... ... 2 11 James AVitllace, at .. ... 5 Q Section No 4 —Quarrying, Breaking, and Carting 2-inch Road Metal to between Swing bvang Creek and the Post-office, Drury :■— Per cubic yard. s/d. James Bice (accepted) , at ... 0 7 McPherson aud Co., „ . . 10 Q James Wallace, „ •■• 12 11 Section No. s.— Quarr> ing, Breaking, and Carting 2-inch Road Metal to between the Post-office, Druiy, and the foot of Pokeno Hill : — I Per cubic yard. s. clJames Wallace (accepted), at 12 0 MaPhersan and Co , at ... \4> 5 Richard Kelly, „ .. lo 0 Section No. G —Carting Scoria Ash from Mouut Smart to between the Royal Oak Hotel and the new Wharf, Onehuuga :—: — Per cubic yard. s. d. James Miller (accepted), at 1 11^ George Codlin, at ... ... 2 3 John Briei'ly, „ ... -. 2 4^ Richard Kelly, v .. ... 2 8 John Wallace, „ ... ... 4 0 Quarrying, Breaking, and Carting 1,800 cubic yards of 2|-inch Road Metal to, between ]5 and. 17th mile-posts ;—; — Per cubic yard. s. d. McGregor and McShane (accepted), at ... .. 12 5 | Henry Lavei y, at . . . ... 14 0 ' George Codhii „ ... ... II 9

l EE-FLOOEING- SLAUGHTER-HOUSE, AT NEWMARKET. Timber per 100 feet, fixed, in joiits, sleepers, &c. £ s. d. £ s. d. W. IT. Skinner (accepted) 47 15 0 1 10 0 M. McPherson... ... 48 0 0 1 10 0 David Elliott ... .. 62 10 0 15 0 James Whitlock ... 66 0 0 18 0 H. W. Mitchell ... 70 0 0 10 0 J.B.Turner ... ...120 0 0 1 15 0 ERECTING BRIDGE OVER WHAU CREEK : Messrs. Dundas & Co. (accepted)... .. 530 0 0 Hector Makay ... ... 697 12 9 James Kane & Co. ... 700 0 0 Thorn & MeMaster ... 769 0 0 William Cameron ...1,035 0 0 H. Alright, Inspector of Koads and Works. Public Works Department, 28th March, 1870.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 31st Maroh, 1870, I" HEREBY notify that the following genilemen, I. namely Mb. D. A. Tole, Mr. Stannxts Jones, Mb. Jonif K. IlATtiiisoy, Mb. Michael Dinnin, and Mb. Abraham Board-man, have been elected Highway Trustees for the Dedwood District in the room of Mr. J. L. West, Mr. Eobert Vaile, resigned ; and of Mr. James Oldham, Mr. ¥. J. Yon Stunner, and Mr. Charles. Bichards, disqualified. Thomvs B. G-illies, Superintendent.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 3,oth, March, 1870, rDO herehy notify, by virtue of (l The Auckland Wast© Imnda Act,' 1567," ( that the General Land hereinafter mentioned, will he open for selection and sale, at the AVasto Lands Office, at Auckland, on and after the 10 th day of May, 1870. Thomas B. G-illies, Superintendent. Schedule of Central Country Lands. In the Okajka Block, County of Eden, Kaipara District, about GOO acres. In the "Whiritoa Block, County of Eden, Kaipara District, about 1,000 acres. In the Hikurangi Parish, County of Mar&den, "Whaugarie Di&irict, about 1,000 aci'es. Pariah of Taipa, Connly of Mongonui, 40 acres adjoining Hunt's property. Parish of Waioneke, Comity of Eden, 40 acres. Parish of Waiheke, County of Eden, 40 acres, Omaru Block, Waiheke Island. Plans to bo seen at the Waste Lands Office 4 Auckland.

Drapery. Drapery.

J, COSa E A Y E & CO., Have purchased the Stock-in-Trade of D. GRA H AM iND C 0., DRAPERS, OUTFITTERS, AND GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN,, QUKEX-STfVEET, AUCKLAND, At a large Discount off English Cost. mHE SALE WILL TAKE PL A C EJ, O.N THE PREMISES THIS DAY/APRIL 7. r When the whole of t^iai? NEW, EXTENSIVE, AND VALUABLE STOCK, WILL BE SLAUGHTERED. , -

, OLSON'S TOMATO SAUCE. | SOLD by most of the Grocers in Auckland, 'and can also be obtained wholesale^ at ALPHA COTTAGE, St. George's Bay Rqad, Pafnell. ? Copy ov Testimonials, t*-*' Government House, Auckland^ Apnl V 1870.^The Aide-'de-camp has to -acknowledge* "the receipt of a sample of toniato,_sauce,Sforwarded by |tfr. Olson, and is directed" to state that Jthe Governor and Lady Bowen approved highly o f it," — " I can testify that the tomato sauce prepared by S. Olson, of Parnell, is an elegant composition, and an excellent purifier of the constitution. — (Signed) S. J. Stratford." . "This is to certify that I have examined ,a sample of Mr. Olson's tomato sauce. I consider it to be very well prepared, and "an exceedingly agreeable condiment, and well fitting for ordinary household purpdses. It somewhat resembles „ the ' celebrated Worcester sauce, and I consider it spore pleasant, being less hot and- .pungent. —(Signed) Charles F: Goldsbro', M.D., P'arnlll, "Auckland, MarcH 14, '" 1570." — "Northern Club.-March 14th, 1870, ;Ms? Olson, St. George's B,ay Road, -Parnell. jSir, JfLWe have tried your tomato ~sauoe af the Northern Club, and it has given great satia-^ faction. I have much pleasure in recotnmfending it to the notice of all connoisseurs as a,n article free from all adulteration, and s o| an excellent quality.— (Signed) ,W. .Waj-sh,, gtfWW^'- ' : ' <■ - /, , . ,* 'j

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