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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1741, 12 November 1862, Page 1

Tenders for Works on a Road leading from Mount Hobson to Hobson’s Bay, Superintendent’s Oflice, TFNDI7t?« -II i Auckland, Bth November, 1862. Rf c at t,lis offic c until noon fortlm the 19th November instant, Mount LT kS b c executed on a road leading from Mount Hobson to Hobson’s Bay, according to a speciname°d office hj b(iSuen on application at the above t0 b e endorsed, “ Tender for Works on a road to Mount Hobson. 99 WM. POWDITCH, Speaker of the Auckland Provincial Council. Tenders for Works on the Brighton Road. Superintendent’s Office, Auckland, Bth Nov., 1862. rpHNOEHS will be received at this office, until noon ,*■ . °| WEDNESDAY, the 19th November, inst., for the Works to be executed on the Brighton road according to a Specification which may bc seen on application at the above-named office. Tenders to bo endorsed, “Tender for Works on Brighton Road.” WM. POWDITCH, Speaker of the Auckland Provincial Council. Bank of New Zealand. TO BUILDERS. 1 LENDERS will he received till noon of MONDAY, 15th December next, for the erection of new Bank 1 remises at Wellington, according to the plans and specifications to ho seen at the Bank’s office in Auckland. Security will he required from the Contractor for the completion of the contracts. The Bank will not be bound to accept the lowest or any tender. Auckland, 7th November, 1862. Auckland Industrial School. r pHE Directors of the above School invite Archii tects to furnish designs and specifications for the proposed Building on or before the 25th instant. A premium of £2O given for the plans approved. Particulars may bc had on application to Mr. S. HAGUE SMITH, Hon. See. Notice. 1 LENDERS will bc received by the undersigned until 6 p.m. the 22nd instant, for building a DWEL-LING-HOUSE and SHOP on Victoria and Dock streets. Plans and specifications to he seen at my oflice, Wellesley-street. HENRY SMITH, Architect. 11th Nov., 1862. To Builders. fT’ENDERS arc required for the erection of a House 1. at the head of the Waitemata, near Messrs. Lamb and Melvcn’s mill. Plans and Specifications can be seen at the stores of Messrs. Council & Ridings, until 12 o’clock, 15th inst. Tenders arc to he delivered in at 12 o’clock, precisely. To Builders and Contractors. T| LENDERS will he received by the undersigned X until 6 p.m., the 13th instant, for the erection of two SHOPS in Queen-street. Plans, &c,, to he seen at my office, Victoria-street. RICHARD REALS, Architect. To Builders and Contractors. LENDERS will be received by the undersigned X until G p.m., 13th instant for alterations and additions to a house in Queen-street. Plans, &c., to be seen at my office, Victoria-street. RICHARD REALS, Architect. To Builders and Contractors. rIIENDERS will bc received by the undersigned X until 6 p.m., the 15th instant, for alterations and additions to a Brick House in Newtown. Plans, &c,, to bc seen at my office, Victoria-street. RICHARD REALS, Architect. Metalling, &e. TBIENDERS will bc received until noon of SATURX DAY, 22nd November, for forming and metalling in the East Tamaki, for the Commissioners. Specification can be seen by applying to W. Goodfellow, Esq., Otara, East Tamaki, or to CHAS. SANDERSON, Civil Engineer, Qnccn-street, 7th November, 1862. Forming, Metalling, &c. nnilE Commissioners, “West Tamaki” District, X invite TENDERS for sundry works in the West Tamaki. . Specifications will bo seen on application to Mr. Stables West Tamaki, who will also be at St. John’s College’, on THURSDAY, 13th, and FRIDAY, 14th instant, at 10 a.m. precisely, to point out the works. Tenders will bc received by the chairman, W. L. Taylor, Esq,, on or before MONDAY, 17th instant. West Tamaki, November Bth, 1862. IENDERS are requested for the construction of a light, strong, copper- fastened, four-oared GIG, 28 long, with sails and light river oars complete, ’enders to bc endorsed “ Tender for a Boat.” 11. lIALSE, Acting Native Secretary. ivc Office, mckland, November 8, 1862. Fifty Pounds Reward. lIEREAS the Officers’ Mess Store, 70tli Regt. at Camp, Otahuhu, was broken into about the of the 6th inst. and the undermentioned articles i from it. Fifty Founds reward will be paid to rersons giving such information as shall lead to ccovcry of the stolen property and conviction of bieves. list of articles stolen. 1 Sauce Tureen, silver 1 “ Ladle “ 8 Salt Cellars “ 5 Gravy Spoons “ 85 Table Spoons “ 28 Dessert “ “ 9 Salt “ “ 2 Servants’ Crests, silver £1 Reward. from Arch-hill Farm, about four weeks c a BAY GELDING, two years and three old• about 13 hands high; black points about s above the hoofs, all the rest bay; no white it all. ~ ... . , r , above reward will ho paid on delivery to Mi. 3 GREEN, Cook-street, Freeman’s Bay; or isonablo expenses will he paid for information 1 load to the recovery of the above horse. Germany. (ARTIES inclined to act as Agents for a direct line of communication to he opened for the convcye of Passengers and Goods between Hamburg ant tklaml, will leant further |mvtici]l(irs at the office o paper