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Saturday Advertiser, Issue 29, 29 January 1876, Page 8

xrm RAILWAYS. o T i' G'O 1A:IL WA Y : S , NOTICE. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Dunedin for Port Chalmers, on THURSDAY,, the 27th instant, at'll p.m., and on the three following THURSDAYS at the same hour. ’ ; ' = :ihr W. CONYERS, : ! ' " : 1 . Y/ ■ General Manager. OTAGO RAILWAYS. , . ; t f,, i,, i NOTICE: THE Public arehereby informed that., from'this date, Clauses 10, 1 11, and 12 of “An Act to amend the Immigration and Public Works Act, IS7O, and the Acts amending the same, 1875,” shall be rigidly carried; into force, with the special view of securing the conviction and punishment of trespassers within the bounds of the Otago Railways. v • • W. CONYERS, General Manager. Dunedin, January 26, 1876. TENDERS. OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS will be received at the office of the Board until noon of TUESDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1876, for Contract No.' 3, Erection of 2220 feet of new Wharfage; also, Erection of Additional Row of Piling, Decking, &c., to 500 feet of Cross Wharf. Plans, specifications, and further information may be seen and obtained at the Engineer’s office. The Board are willing to receive alternative tenders for constructing the above new wharfage in concrete In accordance with a resolution of the Board, tenderers will prepare their own plans and specifications and submit them for the approval of the Board, and will be required to guarantee the sufficiency of their work for a period of three years from, date of completion. Tenderers will forward with their tenders a deposit equal to one per cent on the amount of their tender, to be forfeited in case of failure in taking up contract if accepted. Particulars and data as to depth of dredging, reclamation, and other requirements of plans of proposed harbour improvements, sanctioned by His Excellency the Governor in Council, may be obtained on application at the office of the Board’s Engineer. JOHN L. GILLIES, Secretary. OTAGO RAILWAYS. E RESIT TENDERS will be received at the office of the Secretary for Works, Dunedin, until noon on Friday, the 28th instant, for the CONVEYANCE of the following ROLLING-STOCK from Bluff Harbor to Sydney : 3 locomotive engines, 2 guards’ vans, 8 passenger carriages, 5 covered wagons, 6 high-sided wagons, 29 low-sided wagons, 12 platform wagons, 2 wagon traversers, 1 5-ton travelling crane,- 1 wagon weighbridge, duplicate parts of rolling-stock. The rolling stock- will be packed and delivered alongside the vessel at the Bluff Wharf. The specification and form of charter-party can be seen at the General Manager’s Office, Dunedin, and Traffic Manager’s Office, Invercargill. The Government does not bind itself to accept any tender. . WM. CONYERS, General Manager. Dunedin, January 24, 1876. J. T. ROBERT HOUSE & ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, SHAREBROKER, &c., Corner of Princes & Walker-streets. H 0 0 P E R, HOUSE & LAND AGENT & SHAE EBB OKE R. OFFICE : OPPOSITE BAKE OF SEW ZEALAND, Pt.INCES ST. EET, DUNEDIN. “ REID MACKENZIE, Stock, Share, • and Money Broker, Custom House Square, ares bought and sold, Loans negotiated, and Lis discounted. Established, 1865. Batts on and brown, (Late R. Brown,) 1 O A L MERCHANTS, Great King Street, South. Coal and wood of every kind always on hand. Orders punctually delivered. Messrs, watson bros., have made arrangements to Post Up Daily in the Smoking Room of their Restaurant a full and correct summary of all Shipping Movements connected with this Colony.