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_3P*or Salo 04* To. X<ot. LAND. FRONTAGES to he Let in Tuam-strcet,Lichfleld-street, Colombo-street, Peterborough-street and the Wlmtcly-road. 85930 MATSON & TORLESSE. G-overnmont KTotlcee. PUBLIC NOTICE. OK REWARD.—Whereas survey posts and other cUtJ survey marks erected under the authority of the Government, as well as Beacon stakes in the River Heathcote, have recently been injured and destroyed, the above reward will be paid to any person who will give such information to the Government as will lead to the couvietion of any individual guiltv of the above offence. JOHN HALL, Secretary for Public Works. June, 18C4. 3653 LYTTELTON JETTY. THE Provincial Government is prepared to receive Tenders for Leasing the Lyttelton Jetty for a term of twelvemonths, from the Ist September next, according to conditions which may be seen on application at the office of the Secretary for Public Works, Government Buildings ; and at the office of Captain Gibson, Port Officer, Lyttelton. Parties tendering must provide two approved sureties for the due fulfilment of the conditions of the lease. Tenders to be sent in to the office endorsed, " Tender for Lyttelton Jetty," on or before 25th July next. JOHN HALL, Secretary for Public Works. Public Works Office, Christchurch, 18 th June, 1864. 379 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Public Works Office, Christchurch, 7th July, 1864, rpENDERS are invited for the construction of two JL small BRIDGES in Hagley Park. Plans and Specifications can be seen at the Provincial Engineers Office, Christchurch. Sealed Tenders endorsed 41 Tenders for Bridges," to be sent in to this Office by noon, on Thursday the 14th inst. JOHN HALL, 4070 Secretary for Public Works. TO BUILDERS. Public Works Office, Christchurch, 6th July, 1864. TENDERS will be received at the Office of the Secretary for Public Works, to noon on Saturday, the 16th inst., for the erection of a Building for TELEGRAPH OFFICE at Ferrymead. Plan and Specification can be seen at the Provincial Engineer's Office. JOHN HALL, 4063 Secretary for Public Works. Public Notioea. -ivtOTICE.—I hereby give notice that I, VITRU IN VIUS FRAZEE, son of John Frazee, deceasedarchitect and sculptor, of New York City, U.S.A., having lived under the assumed name of BENJAMIN WILLIAMS for the space of about ten years, am now determined to take and adhere to my real name during the remainder of my life; and that I hold myself responsible for all transactions whatsoever and wheresoever executed under my assumed name. All communications for me must henceforth be addressed to me in my real name. VITRUVIUS FRAZEE. Pigeon Bay, June 12,1864. 3484 NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS AND PIG HUNTERS.

FROM this date POISON will be laid on my run in Port Levy. Any dogs fsund among my flheep will be sliot. R rLEMING . March 24, 1864. « 1906 NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION. TO BE HELD IN DUNEDIN, 1865. INTENDING Exhibitors are requested to put themselves immediately in communication with MR. R. L. HOLMES, Government Buildings. Secretary to the Local Committee, who will afford all necessary information. The principal objects to be exhibited have been divided into. I. Raw Materials.—Such as mining, quarrying, mineral, agricultural produce, &c., wines, beer, &c., animal and vegetable substances used in manufactures. &c., &c. 11. Machinery of every description. 111. Manufactures.—Such as leather, furs, skins, &c., specimens and illustrations of natural history, and physical science, upUolstery, works in precious metals, and their imitations, jewelry, &c., &c. IV. Fine Arts.—Such as paintings in oil and water-colours, architecture, medals, engravings, &c. Prizes or rewards for merit in the form of Honorary Certificates will be given in Sections, 1, 2, 3. Medals or some other award of merit will be granted by the Commissigners to persons who have advanced the Arts, Industries, and Manufactures of New Zealand by zealous services, or by sending articles to the Exhibition which do not fall under the awards of the Juries, which are of great merit. Intending exhibitors are particularly requested to forward immediate application for such space as they may require. By order of the Local Committee. R. L. HOLMES, Secretary. Government Buildings. 3748 THE Undersigned hereby give notice that their Agents for the sale of flour, &c., in the following districts tire i - Christchurch —Deßourbel and Co., Cathedralsquare. Oxford—T. Woodfield, Ilarewood. STONYER & CLARKE. Rarenswood and Kaiapoi Mills, 23rd May, 1864. C 3163

NOTICE. PARTIES removing Cattle or Horses of? our Run without giving us notice will be prosecuted according to law. C , J, &W. DUNNAGE. ' Three Springs Station, Timaru, April 22,1864. 0 2474 .PORT VICTORIA DISTRICT. "YTOTICE is hereby given that tho RATEPAYERS' ROLL, for the above district, is affixed to the door of the Church in Governor's Bay, and will be there for the inspection of tho public till further notice. | By order of the Board, | THOMAS 11. POTTS, 4057 Chairman. NOTICE. T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that POISON will be 1. laid on my LANDS from this date, 7tli July, 1864 ' MARK JUDSON, 4012 Woodend, Kainpol. VACCINATION ACT. 1 8 ft 8 . HAVING been appointed by his Honor the Superintendent Medical Officer under the above Act, for the Districts of Lyttelton and I ort Victoria, I hereby give notice that I will vaccinate those who may require it, under the provisions oi the Act, at my Surgery, London street, Lyttelton, every Wednesday and Saturday, between the hours of nine and ten a.m; and for the convenience of those in the Port Victoria District, on the first Saturday of every month, until 1 p.m. ' ' JOHN T. ROUSE. N.B.—Feo for vaccination, Bb 1619