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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 540, 5 August 1865, Page 1

"WAjNTKD TO CHARTER, _j~l A YKSSKL capable of carrying Piles J\ from 50 to 6■> feet, and Timber in lengths from 11 to 34 feet. -•csres.o- Piles may be rafted according to agreement. Applv immediately to ' BUTT & ANDERSON, Queen-street Wharf. FOR SALE, npHE tine cutter 1 'SMUGGLER.' /iiliSiS'." The above is a new vessel and faitli-■^-f.-"T-Trrr=' f u lly "built, eopjH'rcd and copper fastened, well found in sails ami £ear, carries a large cargo, and is an admirable sailer. For further particular.- applv to IiUCIIAN'AN & STEWART. W A I, T E 11 T) U D LEY, FAMILY AND SHIPPING- BUTCHER (fvearly opposite the Sol'ru i-.iin* Ciross Oll'iee), SUPPLIES the PRIMKST PROVINCIALFED JI EAT AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Families waited upon for orders, which will be sent* to any part of the town, or suburbs, freo of expense. SHIPPING SUPPLIED AT THE LOWEST RATE. WALTER DUDLEY, BUTCHER. QUKEN-STKKET. NOTICE TO MARINERS. E. n. FEATON, ~\TAUTICAL and Mathematical Instrument Maker, j_ 1 Grey-street, Aueklund. For several years Practical Maker of Nautical Instruments to the British Admiralty and Honorable Fast India Company. Order; left with A. G. ASCII Kit, Watchmaker, Queen-street, will receive prompt attention. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED, at the Pulilic Pound, Newmarket, by Thomas M'Qioin, Hanger, for runrung at large in the Hundred of Onchunga, on 2nd August, 1 dark bay Ilorse, star on forehead, white spot on nose, both hind fetlocks white, short tail. Fine, 10s. 3d. Owner unknown. If not claimed within eleven days from date of this Notice, application will be made to a Justice of the Peace for an order for the sale of the above-mentioned Horse, agreeably to the provisions of thelmpounding Act, 1556. D. ANDERSON, Pound-keeper. 2nd August, 1565.

Oh 3S& | SALE OK LEASE OF COAL MINE. Office of Agent of Gmier.il Government, Auckland, July 2-l-tli, IS6-5. nnENT)ERS will be received at this office until JL noon of SATUIOAY, August 12th proximo, for the purchase, or for the lease tor a period of two years, of the Coal Mine now beinu worked in \V uik'ato bj- the Colonial Government, with all the mining plant, tools, \'c., Sc., at present in use there. The boundary lineß of the land on which the workings are situate will be marked, and will include from 150 to 200 acr s ; a right to cut timber, for use in the Mine only, on the Kupekupe block, will be reserved to the purcha-er or to the lessee so long as the land remains in the possession of the Government. The lessee will be required to pay a fixed rent of two hundred pounds per annum ; rent payable halfyearly and, in advance, and in addition, a royalty upon the coals sold or otherwise disposed of at p.-r ton weight. The lessee will also be required to supply, if called upon by the Colonial Government, sufficient coals for the use of two steam-boats on the V\ uikato, at r. rate not exceeding fifteen shillings per ton of 2210 lbs. The tender to stato the amount of the royalty proposed to be (riven. The leas < shall contain clauses in the usual form introduced into minin : leases: —1. For securing the payment of the royalty and rent. 2. For enabling some person on behalf of the Colonial Government from time t > time to enter npon and examine the mine, and to insp.-ct th" books. 3. F r securing the regular, proper, and efficient working of the coal. 4. For making void the lease on br.-ach of the stipulations on the part of the lessee therein contained. 5. For delivering up the property at the termination of the lease in good tenantable reptir. Further information may bo had on application at this Office. DANIEL POLLEN. ■i' k ■£$ % CARRIAGE OF PASSENGERS AND GOODS FROM ONEILUNGA TO PORT WAIKATO, AND BETWEEN THE SEVERAL POSTS ON THE SIVEES waie:ato and waipa. Office of Agent of the Q-eneral Government, Auckland, July 20th, 18(55. THE TENDETIS Pent in this day not having been accepted, Tenders will be received at this Office, until Noon of MONDAY, the 7th August next, for the undermentioned Services : — 1. Conveyance of Stores. Baggage, &c., at per ton, weight or measurement. 2. Conveyance of Passengers, Ist and 2nd class, inelusive of provisions. 3. Conveyance of Horses. The Tender for the transport from Onehunga to Port, Waikato, to be separate. The Tender for the river transport of goods to state one uniform rate for each'of the above services, between anv two posts (irrespective of distance) now in exist-nce, or which may hereafter be established on the Waikato and Waipa rivers, including the landing phiee at Maungatawhiri Creek. All stores to be at the risk of the Contractor from the time they are h.uided over to him, until delivered at (he places to which they are consigned. The rates for Ist class passengers to include an allowance of half-a ton measurement of baggage, and all deliveries of stores to be taken and made on a wharf where tnch is in existence, and otherwise on dry land above high watermark, and at the cost and risk of the Contractor. The Contractor will be required to give security for the due performance o! the contract. Parties tendering should state the number and description of steamears and other vessels with which they propose to curry out the contract in the event of their tender being accepted, and should name a day, not to be later than the Ist September proximo, upon which they will be prepared to commence the service ; the contract to continue from the day so named until the 31st March, lSGti. Further information can be obtained on application at this office. DANIEL POLLEN.