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New Zealander, Volume XXIV, Issue 2613, 21 March 1866, Page 1

TENDERS. iMJ* fTENDERS will be received at the L Transport Office, Aucklmul, Now Zealand, until the 22nd March, 1866, Tor the CONVEYANCE to ENGLAND, from AUCKLAND, of the 10th REGIMENT and a Battery of Artillery, together with about 100 Military Invalids, Wounded Men, Ac. The ships to sail it! April next. The estimated numbers will be about, more or less— Kl. Artillery. 6 Officers I 75 Men 30 Women 50 Children Invalids. 100 Men 10 Women ilOChiidron 40th Regt. 30 Officers 600 Men 70 Women 150 Children The ships must bo classed cither in Lloyd’s register A. red ; or not less than three-thirds Liber J'criCns, Forms of Tender may be obtained at this Office. . 1 The rate tor each officer, or rJTTrr' [ first or second class passenger, is to bo | stated, includin',' mess, wine, beer, Ac., bedding, anil every table and cabin acI cornmodation ; the rate per man, per woman, and per child, also the rate for each invalid, including victualling, medical comforts, and all requisites excepting bedding. All the columns and particulars required in tbe Tender must bo properly filled in, the date when tbe ship will be ready for survey, to receive passengers, and to proceed to sea. The ships to be sailed in conformity with Admiralty Regulations, a copy of which, with the scale of victualling, quality of provisions, and every information regarding the fitting of the ship, will bo furnished on application at tbe above Office. Agents arc at liberty to tender vessels not in harbour, but which will arrive in time to be cleared and fitted for the Service. 'I he lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. " DAVID SPAIN, Captain Resident Transport Officer. Admiralty Transport Office, Auckland, 28tli February, 1866. 58G rnar22 Commissariat, New Zealand, Auckland, March 17, 1867. r jCENDERS in duplicate will be re- *■ reived at this Office until noon of SATURDAY NEXT, the 24th inst, from persons willing to contract for (ho following Transport Service between the present time and 31st March, 1867 : - From Mnunpatnwliiri Creek') to Queen’s Redoubt, or | vice versa. t At per loud not exceeding one ton weight. Return loads free. To or from any place within | 1 mile of the Redoubt. J Forms of Tenders and conditions to be bad at this office. it. STANLEY JONES, 701 mr 24 Commissrry-General. Commissariat Auckland, March 18, 1866. PENDERS in duplicate will be t received at the Commissaryenoral’s Office, Waterloo Crescent, utiluoon of SATURDAY, the 24th istant, from persons willing to contract ir the supply of CLOTHES STOPS i such quantities as may he required >r the troops embarking for England tiring the next 12 months. Samples may be seen and all inforlatiou obtained at the Commissariat tores, Princes-strcct. JOHN I. TROUP, t8 mnr2t D.A.O.G. PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. TO ARMY AND NAVY OUT-PEN-StONERS IN THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT. fjMIE Payment of PENSIONERS for JL the ensuing Quarter will bo made at the undermentioned places and dates: Auckland, dth April, at 9 a.m., at the Albert Barracks. Onehuuga, 3rd April, at 2 p.m., at the Commissariat Store, Beach. Otahuhu, 9th April, at 1 p.m., at Commissariat Office, Camp, Otahuhu. Panmnre, 13th April, 12 noon, at the Post-office. Howick, 13th April, at 2 p.m., at Mr. Crew’s house. Pensioners who may not be able to attend at the several places on the days and at the hours mentioned above, must make application in writing to the Military Accountant, Auckland, stating the reasons for their absence. Pensioners residing at Drury need not appear fi f O'-i 1 *..!.- L-.f nr 'j' , y by- letter to Hie Militjiy ’ ce.iu.uant, Auckland ; and upon their making the usual declaration, and forwarding the receipts duly signed, a cheque Ur the amount will he sent to (lit ir address, and at their risk. Pensioners neglecting to apply at least once within a period of twelve months will be struck off the List and their pensions suspended, pending reference to the Secretary of State for War. Half-pay, Widows’ Pensions, &c., cannot be paid on any of the abovenamed days. E. F. G. GREENWOOD, D.A.C.G., Military Accountant. Military Accountant’s Office, Auckland, March 12, 1866. 508 ap?