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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1650, 8 February 1862, Page 3

Tenders for Victoria-street Footpath. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 6th Fr binary, 1862. rnENDERS will be received at this Office until noon I of MONDAY, the 17 th February instant, for the work required to be performed upon a Footpath in Virtoria-street, according to a specification which may Jj JJn on application at this Office. Tenders to be endorsed “ Tender for Yictoria-street Footpath. J. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent. Tenders for Works at Newton Road. ” Superintendent’s Office, Auckland, 6th February, 1862. mENDEKS will be received at this Office until noon I of MONDAY, the 17th February instant, for Cutting, Forming and Mettalling the Roadway, and constructing a Culvert, at the Newton Road, according tn a specification, plan and section, which may be seen on application at this Office. Tenders to be endorsed “ Tender for Works at Newton Road J. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent. Tenders for Works on the Mount Roskill Road. Superintendent’s Office, Auckland, 6th February, 1862. TENDERS will be received at this Office until noon of MONDAY, the 17th February instant, for works to be performed on the line of road leading from Mr. Du Moulin’s towards Mount Roskill, according to a specification which may be seen on application at this Office. Tenders to be endorsed, “ Tender for Works on the Mount Roskill Road.” J. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent. THISTLES. Superintendent’s Office, Auckland, January 28th, 1862. rpENDERS will be received at this office until J. noon of MONDAY, the 10th February next, from persons willing to contract for eradicating and destroying all noxious Thistles growing upon any of the Waste Lands of the Crown, lands belonging to the Aboriginal Natives, and on any public road or reserve within the “ Drury and Waiuku District” as hereinafter described, for the term of one year ending 31s t December, 1862. The Drury and Waiuku District is bounded on the North by the waters of the Manukau, and the division line known as Hewling’s line, between the parishes of Wairoa and Papakura, on the one side, and Hunua and Opaheki on the other ; on the East the Wairoa, Mangawheau and Mangatawhiri Rivers ; on the South, the Waikato River to its mouth, and on the West, the sea. Tenders to be endorsed “ Tender for Eradicating Thistles.” J. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent. FOR SALE, Valuable Building Allotments near the Beach in the Township of Onehunga. , CHEESEMAN, HUNTER & CO. Are instructed by Mrs. Forbes, to offer for Sale, ALL those CHOICE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, in the front of the Commercial Hotel, Onehunga. They are delightfully situated on the main road from Auckland to the Beach, and overlook the beautiful Harbour of Manukau. and to persons desirous of securing a pleasant and healthy situation, these allotments offer peculiar advantages. Also,— That Shop and Allotment of land on which it stands, which have been used up to the present time as a General Store. For plans and particulars, apply at the Office of the Auctioneers, Auckland. ■VJOTICE to all STOCK HOLDERS wishing to take out licenses to depasture stock within the Hundred of Auckland. The Wardens will be at their office, Newmarket, from eleven till two o’clock on Tuesday the 11th and Tuesday the 18th of the present month, for that purpose. BENJAMIN E. TURNER, EDWARD SCOTTEH, JOHN MAXWELL. Newmarket, Feb. 4, 1862, Newmarket, 11th February, 1862. UT OTICE to all STOCK HOLDERS. All cattle p( and horses found trespassing on the Hundred of .uckland, not belonging to license-holders, will be upounded at the public pound, Newmarket. After ie above date a fine will be levied on horses and ittle as follows:—For each horse or marc, 35.; for ich filly or foal under one year old, Is. 6d. ; for each itire horse, £1; for each bullock or cow, 25.; for ich heifer or steer under one year old, Is.; for any ill that is not licensed by the Wardens, £l. All gs, sheep, and goats found trespassing on the Honed will be pounded and a fine of 2s. 6d. levied for ich pig and Is. for each sheep. A Ranger will be ipointcd by the Wardens. 1 EDWARD SCOTTEH, JOHN MAXWELL, BENJAMIN E. TURNER, Five Pounds Reward. LOST, by a labouring man, between Mechanics’ Bay and Parnell, 6 Union Bank Notes, 4 £5 each, and 2 £1 each; total £22. Whoever finds the same and will leave them at Mr. SMITH’S, Parnell Stoic, will receive the above reward. %* The payment of the Notes is stopped at the Bank. NOTICE. One Pound Reward. f)ST, —On Sunday the Ist day of February, from the enclosure in front of the House of Assembly, ARK BAY GELDING, white fetlock joint on off leg, small white line on forehead and nostrils, one finding the same and bringing him to the ve Office will receive the above reward. MITAI PENE TANL 10s. Reward. LOST from Kingston, a large red COW, branded far rump CC, far side 21, far hip NK conjoined 3 above Any person taking the Cow to or leaving information at Mr. WRIGLEY’S, Newmarket, will receive the above reward. One Pound Reward. STRAYED, —A bay MARE and FOAL, white streak down face, hind off leg white, with a dark colored filly foal at side. The above reward will be paid on bringing the same to Mr. IvEIGHTLEY’S Stables, Albcrt-strcct. STRAYED ! Strayed! I —From the run at Kemuera, Two HEIFERS, one 2 years old, spotted red and white, in forward condition; the other a very light strawberry, neck inclined to blue, red ears, tipped, and black muzzle. A reward of ten shillings each will be given to any person brining the aforesaid Cattle to the undersigned. CHEESEMAN, HUNTER & CO. Feb. 6th, 1862. Wanted, an Inspector of Schools. THE Board of Education for the Province of Auckland, New Zealand, will receive applications up to 4th April, 1862, from persons willing to undertake the duties of Inspector of Schools and Secretary to the Board. The salary attached to the office is £3OO per annum, with an additional allowance of xso to cover travelling expenses. There arc 44 Schools at present in connection with the Board. The Inspector will be required to inspect the Schools once every year. As it will be necessary that the Inspector should conduct the examination of Teachers for certificates of merit, candidates will be required to state the different subjects they may consider themselves qualified to examine in. All applications and testimonials must be addressed CHARLES KNIGHT, Esq., M.D., Chairman, of the Board of Education, Auckland, New Zealand.