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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1908, 17 September 1874, Page 1

- • .'-• '•' •'< |..,r ••• „ .i. ._> i • ,"->?.wj'{ •^'"■^ten : ders. I)!I}: [ '^^ , .iHW>". "VTEW ZEALAND .iRAILW AYS TIMA'RU'A^W^TAKt/;''^ WRITTEN TENDERSwiUJbe^re'qayedat this Office up to NOp3jf |l oa^4Reßday,fS3rd. September, 1874, ,foi?ithe' GQN STMpTM of the SOUTH^R^/JqqSTftAjgtijiOf^the above Railway. .-,„.,;„ ( r{ :l ; t !--\ '..,'.„, '£) They must be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public' I ' Works,' Wellington, and marked outside^*s!Tetider ■iforrhSputhern Contract of the Timaru> and) Waitakr, Railway," :vvj-i-3]i ynl .ihhvvAil Plans and specifications may be seen at the Public Works Offices, at, Wellington, Christchurch, and Timaru? ' ' J ! ' l -Telegraphic" tenders,' ;similariyi.addresSed andmarkedjiwili ibeo received if •, presented at ; any. Telegraph .Office by^N^OOlS of the same date, providel that 'written in/due form are lodged at the office .'b'f a 'Disfcrictpr ■ Resident' Etigirieer fey : the 'ab'bye 'Hburl'" 1 ' :) '$ ■'■ The r lowiht l or'iny^n^Tj'T^ l n6i^e^isarily be' accepted^ '^ " ! ':.A c{ ''"-"-■ ftil; '-' ;3 ' ,'" '"Tiy cbmma^d",' 1 ; . '■"■ •'"•r.'- r >' ; "■■s%*'A- >! -'-l ' ' " 'J6fI]^BLA ! CKETTP ;/J "/ Assistant Engineer-in-Chief ; ri Public Works Office, r: Wellington; August 3Vi874; ! J r^ r ":"■ ' ■-'' ,'<'■ '•■•■■• ■/;■:■ .:~i-rr :■■:-■/■;&* -:.m{ f: — -^-J — . — : : ■■■'„.' ' * * • - ■fjjfEW ZEALAND ' K'liL^A^!). .. 1 \^TIkARU'A^D,WAIpKi/, tJ ' C , rl . ; '.: : ili [ be received'st this office up .to. NQCiN.on' W^esdav,' 23rd;September,;. 1874 V iorthWiCONSTflUCabove railway."]; .',.-"',.';', :., ■■„. i :"';.'/" r '.,'"T'' c i „.,. They must Toe addressed to the Hon.' the Minister foVPubHo WbrkTWelUngToSTahd marked butsidey. ". Tender f or Hook Contract of the Timaru and-Waitaki Railway." Plans and specifications may be seenat the -Pubhc'Wofks Offices,- at 'Wellingtony;Christ. church, and Timaru. , ;J i; i 4 ; . • Telegraphic tenders, similarly- addressed and marked, .will he received if .presented at any Telegraph- Office? by- NOON. .of; the same date, provided that written tenders in t! due form are lodgedatithe office' of ; .a District or Resident Engineer by the above hour./j .(,)•{• Theilowest or any tender rwill;'not,neces- , sarily be accepted; . r •.:?;:.;; i ,„•■.-./!' .",/j ■•Bycommahd; ■-';;•, i\[i\ iipj r.-^/f ' V ■••; //JOHNBLACKETTir ■'■ .•■■'• ■', .Assistant Engineer-in-Chief. ••" Public Works Office;: H ..-.■: -,u ■„-■:;' -„.'v Wellinstton, August 3, 1874. , in .. r , '■■■';- /: ' •;; ; ", '■]■ '''' <:'■'/,;, : ..- : .;i'-.|[i;l-{ IyEW .ZEALAND . RAIL WAYS. CLUTHA AND MATAURA— MATAURA ; CONTRACT : i.ivv-i (Formation only.) ■- ' ■ ■■■■■ Public Works Office. Wellington, ,12th ;August, 1874. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this office up to NOON, on. Wednesday, 23rd ; September, 1874, for the above CONTRACT,: the length being about 25 jniles 32-30 chains. :,. , .- : , ..,:' '"•:■.'■'.. '^Q^l They must be addressed to the Hon. 'the ■Minister; for Public Works, Wellington, and marked outside,' '. "Tender, . iMataura Contact.''; '.:■■: ■'"'■ ' - Plans and- specifications-may, be_seen at this office, and at the Public Works Offices, Dunedin andllnvercargill.,;;- f.j :,:„.■,.,..> Telegraphic tenders, similarly- addressed and marked,;-,will be.receiyedr if presented at any Telegraph Office by;NOON ptjiihe, same date, iprovided that written tenders in; due form 'are;* lodged' at. a District or, Resident Enfjineen's Office by, the samehour.. , • T ■ OThe lowest or; any tender; wjtjX'iio't necessarily, be accepted. ...'...-',' ...N.Bi^-E very 'tenderer must enclose a f.prieed schedule of work made ,put on a proper printed form, whichfwillbe supplied to persons tendering by the Engineer incharge. " '' By command,- •■• > !>•• *•-£=-•■; \ <■"•' ;,' ; ;! ;-john car^utuers; ' - y - --',[ J ;; : '; ■ Engineer-in-Chief. TEiNIiERS uivited till SATURDiAY the 19th for Supplying Lbgs f .' ri ' ' '.. Specificationsand conditions tobe -seen at the Tramway office," Union Hotel. ""' " | g ; ; Educationali : : ST. PaT.^ICK',S SCHOOL, '".;;' 'GF^ETMbu'ra. ' ■ ''•"'' MR JOHN CLAUD AHEARN . i (Of St.P atricks-C ollege, Melbourne), T[v.at> Teacher. (^ For the ordinary school fee the following subjects willJbe-itaught :i-rEnglish, r ; French, Spa-tdsh, Latin, Greek, Book-keeping (single and double entry),. > Algebra, 7 Euclid, Mensuration, Geography, Navigation, Astronomy, Optics, Pneumatics, i Chemistry,* -LReading. Writing, Composition, Correspondence, and ; Elocution.! }■-;•:; . . ' .-. -vi .& -^ A Lady Assistant Teacher has been pre- ' Vlded." r.-'.r.tl'.'.: ; : lit :,;::.; y-(j /- 0 During the ordinary school hours, only BHch'Subjects will be taught as belong to a thorough English education. ','i ';-i.vsif fu-ifitj- Mohq , >y ; -•>,-; N.B. — Mr Ahearn sent up two pupils for the New Zealand Civil t Service examination, both of whom passed— one being high on the list of merit. ; Sixteen of 'Mr Ahearn's pupils passed the Matriculation and Civil Service examinations at the, Melbourne University. „ MISS p^CpCK^of, St., Patrick's Schooo Greymbulh, is ready io I! give'" Lessons in French, German, and . Music, at the residences of the pupils, every day in the week, after { 4 o'clock p.m. Terms on application. ;■•<.,'■'. :.-j:-f'. 07.-*-.-; = :.-M ,: : v. ..-:.•,•?:)•• MH . HAYD EN , Sharbbrokbr, .h;us ; -: ■L.r.uV.) Lvi: HHSi-tl) M I N ING And COMMISSW "A^GEN't^/f^^ '^ L ■'-'' ''abaxjbJL \ tf / .