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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 992, 17 October 1855, Page 1

CARTING SCORIA TO ALBERT STREET. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, Oct. 1 1 ih, LS'ffi. PERSONS desirous of tendering for caning Scoria Ash from Mount Ldcn to AlbeiT-slrect may obtain (lie necessary information at this office, where lenders will be received on or before Friday the 1 Dili at at noon. Wm. Brown, Superintendent. lIOWICK ROAD.—CARTING. Superintendent’s Office, Auckland, 11 lb ()clober, 1885. Cl ARTS arc required for drawing material 1 from Pigeon Tree Hill to various parts of the Ilowick Road. Persons willing to contract for ibis work are requested to lender at per day, including driver. Tenders to bo delivered at ibis ofliee by noon of Friday the Dili instant, endorsed “Tenders for Carling on Ilowick Road.” Wm. Brown. Sli perinlcndcni. HO WICK ROAD.—FORMING. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 1 lib Oct., IS.'ffi. rjpENDERS are invited for the formation JL of flic Ilowick Road, in sections of any length to suit contractors. To assist person desirous of tendering, the Superintendent has requested a number of the Acting Board of Works to be at Washington’s corner, on Wednesday, the 17th insi., at II o’clock, for the purpose of giving information and laying oil sections. Tenders to be delivered before noon of the 9th, endorsed “ lenders for Ilowick Road.” Wm Brown, Superintendent. HO WICK PIER.-TIMBER. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, Oct. 1 1 ih, 1 Bad. r |'ENI)ERS are invited for tbc supply, and 1 delivery at Ilowick, of a sufficient quantity of Kauri Timber to complete tbc Pier. The dimensions of the timber required are Die. x Gin. and Gin. x aim, in 2ri feel lengths; Gin. x 2in. in ifl. Gin., fill, or I all. Gin. lengths ; 0 by aim, G or 12 feel lengths, and a few 2in, planks 9im wide, 20 feet long. Tenders lobe delivered at ibis office on or before noon of Friday the 9th, endorsed “ Tenders for supply of limber at Ilowick.’ W m. Mason, Provincial Architect. IIOWICK PIER.-LABOUR. Superintendent’s Ofliee, Auckland, Oct. lltb, 18aa. ’’ENDERS will be received at this office, unil noon of Friday the Dili, from icrsons willing to undertake the Labour lecessary in erecting the Pier at Ilowick. The lender to be at per running yard. Wm. Mason, Provincial Architect. S OF THE AUCKLAND STEAMED FLAX COMPANY. CAPITAL, 5,000/., IN 1,000 SHARES OF 5/. EACH. Liability confined to the amount of the Shares bold. Provisional Trustees : Mr. Connf.li., Mr. Merrikan. Ur. Duke, Mr, T. Henderson, Mr. Fletcher. ■I of the Company is to manufacture the Phornlum '/hiax or New ■aland Flax upon Baron de Theory’s press, so as to render it an article of profitae culture to the Agriculturalist and a Liable export to the Colony. Various preliminary meetings have been id and valuable information obtained, licli lias resulted in the taking up of about 10 shares, and the appointment of the iove Provisional Trustees. Although no positive information can be ven as to the extent of profit to lie obtained nn the operations of the Company upon e proposed capital, the Provisional Trusts are sanguine, from the results brought fore ibein', of the benefit likely to accrue the Shareholders as well as to the Proice. and they can therefore strongly remmend their friends to co-operate with cm, by taking up shares. Only U. per share will lie required at si, and the second U. per share will be Hod fur (if required), upon a month’s The object of the first call of 1/. a slute jj po jo purchase suitable machineiy, il,lings ami niensHs for tl:ecommencement operations; and a Steam Engine has been rimed upon very advantageous terms. Various documents (an inspection of winch iv !;c satisfactory to the shareholders,) are (Red In the hands of the Honorary Secrecy, and will be gladly shown to parties sirious of perusing them. The Provisional Trustees having doubled oir own original number of shares, would iifidently recommend their fellow sbareihlers lo do the same. When a sufficient portion of the capital subscribed to begin with, a meeting o( I the shareholders will be called and the mpaiiy formed upon a permanent basis id the work commenced ; and it is most suable that ibis should be done, with as lie delay as possible. J, Ciuspe, Hon. Sec. October 15th, 1833.