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Otago Daily Times, Issue 384, 14 March 1863, Page 6

Tenders , TO BHICKMAKERK. — Tenders wanted for - making aboitt-50,000 bricks. "Apply at once at. ray office. C. G. Smith, Architect. .■::" fpKNDKRS Wanted for Mason Work, and KscaL vation. Particulars at the Imperial Hotel, Princes-street. TO NIGHTMEN.—Tenders wanted for Work at the Hospital and Gaol, Dunedin, for the period ending 30th September, IBG3. For further information apply at these institutions, on or after Monday, 16tll March, 1863. The Tenders will be read at the Provincial Secretary's Office; on or before Tuesday, 17th March. • .. D. V. R. C. fTIENDERS will be received on or before noon of X Tuesday, 17th instant, for the erection of a Drill Shed and Armouiy for Rifle Corps. Plans and specifications may be seen at fe'grave Chambers, Princes-street north. WILLIAM GBO. JACKSON, Arclri tit. TENDERS. nHENDERS ■will be received until noon of Monday, L 23rd instant, for a block of Stone and Brick Buildings, three storeys high, to be built in Ma^-liggan-street. Plans and sptcifications to be seen at my office. WM. MASON. Belgrnve Chambers, Princes-street, N. TO CONTRACTORS. mENDERS will hn received till Tuesday, the 17th, JL at 4 p.m., for filling in earth and making up_ to Permanent Level Roadway at the Octagon, according to Plan and Specification to be seen at the OlKce of GILLIES & STREET, Surveyor, Princes-street. TO BUILDERS, &o. F pENDBRS are invited for the Erection of the I Masonic Hall at Port Chalmers, stone walls. Plans and specifications may be seen at the offie of Mr Leers, Accountant, Jetty-street, on the 13tli. Tenders to be sent in by not later than 3 o'clock, Thursday, the 19th instant, to Mr Leers. W. H. MONSON, Architect. Hotels, etc. QUEEN'S ARMS .HOTEL, Princes-street, next Daily Times Office. MR J. HOGrAN, having succeeded Mr J. M'Neil as landlord of the above Hotel, begs to inform the public that he has greatly extended the accommodations of the house, and has also entirely rfl-modelled the arrangements, so as to ensure every comfort, and the most complete satisfaction to lodgers and others patronising the Queen's Arms. Only the best liquors, and the best brands of ale and porter, and wine, are kept in stock, and the publi". generally ■will find upon trial the accommodation, attention, and r. gard to tbe wishes and requireirents of customers, will compare favorably with any other house of entertainment in Dunedin. THE VICTORIAN HOTEL, Octagon, GUY BENNETT, PROPRIETOR, Late of the Black Bull Hotel, Geelong. First-class Accommodation, and Moderate Charges. W I LL I E L A N Gr , Of the Old Identity OTAGO REFRESHMENT ROOMS, HIGH-BTREET, BEGS respectfully to return his thanks to his numerous patrons for the liberal support accorded to him during the past, takes this opportunity to wish each and all, Old and New Identities, "A Happy New Year.' They will find the viands at his Table as good, i not better than formerly, the charges for which are extremely moderate. Tl:e Wines and Bears are of the best brands. P.S.—Meals ready at all hours. RAI N B 0 W H OTK L, George-street, Dunedin. BEN. HALLIDAY (Formerly of the George Hotel, North Melbourne), BEGS respectfully to intimate to his old Patrons and the Public in general/ that he has opened the above hotel, where he tru9ts by the strictest attention to busiuess in all its branohes to secure a share.of public support. Wines and beers of the finest quality always on hand. SUBSCRIPTIONS to the English and Scottish Manufaotur.'ng Dislriets Relief Ennd:— ■ £ b. d. Mr Rpbt. Chapman ... 25 0 0 '"'■"'■ John C. Muif ... .. ■ 8 0.0 A. A, Catoraore ... .. 5 0 0 John Gillies ... ... 25 0 0 C. W. Richmond .. .. 50 0 0 Henry Cooke and Co ... 25 0 0 Thomas Dick ... ..25 0 0 Major Richardson .. 50 0 0 James Howarth .. ... 25 0 0 F. C. Leggit ... ... 2 2 0 Dr Hoeken ... .. 5 5 0 James McKenzie ... ... 5 5 0 Workmen in.his employ ... 12 4 0 - A. W. Morris ... ... 50 0 0 Captain Fraiser ... ... 10 0 0 G. P. C.... .. ..200 Jimes Murray ... ... 10 0 Robert Boss ... ... 10 0 Alfred Boot .;. = ... 5 o 0 Workmen employed on the Stewart-street Jetty :— A. McDonald 010 0 C. M. Evans 010 0 . W. Mclnness .076 JnHenderson 0 8 0 Jn. Berringer 0 5 0 J)d Thomson 0 5 0 John Hobart . 0 5 0 Henry Keid 0 5 0 AM'Naughton 0 9 0 J.Muir ... 0 2 6 A.Fuend,:.... . 0 5 0 ■•" J. Worthington 0 2 6 . . ; : 3 U 6 F. Walker,-.Esq .V. ... 5 0 0 R.B.Martin and Co ..50 0 0 Cargill and Co ... ... 50 0 0 Webster ( andrThomson .. 10 0 0 J. A. Douglas ... ... 5 0 0 Rev Dr Burns ... .. 10 0 0 D. R. j.. „;, ..; ... 03 6 J. P. .. 0 3 6 ; W. G. B. ... ... 0 1 6 Gr. F. ... , .. ..... 010 : Jno. Thomson .. . ..2 2 0 Rd. Anderson' .. - ..I 10 . James Gillies ... i.. . 110 Rt. McMinn .. ... 1 1 0 J, White.. ~ .. 110 A. Cameron ... ... 010 0 : E. Daly ... .. 010 0 i J. P. Auquitel ... .. 010 .0 John Uourke ... .. 0 10 0 J. H. Haigh .. .. 010 0 Aroh. Blue ... 0 10 0 Henry Wurm .. .. 110 Amount tollected by W. M. Seal, Esq— W. M.Seal, Esq 50 0 0 W. D, Murison 20 0 0 Cptn. Hamilton 20 0 0 H. Phillips ... 20 0 0 C. S. S. .. 5 0 0 F. French ... 2 0 0 W. Baldwin ..500 A.W.R.Davidson 2 0 0 J. I?. Logan .. 2 0 0 H. B Cox .. 10 0 R. Bedborough 10 0 E. E. Phillips 10 0 William Reed.. 10 0 W.J.M'Pherson 10 0 Jobnson&Wheelan 1 0 0 F. Thistlewaite 10 0 A. Low ..100 From Mr Muri- ' son's Station 110 0 W.S.Moorhouse 010 6 R. B. ... 010 6 A Friend ... 0 5 0 E. Orbell .. 10 0 S. Calcutt .. 10 0 P, Caragliar... 1 0 0 Did.M'Grillevary 10 0 Johnßeaty ..100 ThomasTierney. 10 0 142 10 0 A Friend from Liverpool .. 20 0 O Dr Buchanan ... ..1000 £64:4 3 0 R B, MARTIN, . ■..'•'. Treasurer,