GOVERMMENT NOTICES.

Colonist, Volume XIII, Issue 1299, 8 March 1870, Page 4

GOVERMMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CLOTH MANUFACTURERS IN THE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND. SEALED Tenders will be received at the Inspector of Stores' OfSce, Wellington, up to 12 o'cl< ck noon of the 20th May, 1870, for the supply of the under-mentioned goods, to be manufactured in the Colony of New Zealand, quality Hnd lexinre of materinl to bo the same as per samples, which enn be seen al the various Militia Offices throughout Hie Colony. Twtnty-flva per twit age of the quantity ordprerl to be delivtred to Ihe Colonial Str>rekeeper, at Wellington, within eighteen months from the date of the temler being iicrej'ted ; the remuiudei* to be delivered at the same place and in simitar quantities every six months until (he contract is completed. 10,000 yards Blue Sergp, ~) Tender lo stnte whether 2,000 yards W bite Flan- > single or double width, jh'l, for shirts ) and at rute per yard. Bonds, with two snfficipnfc securities to be named, will have to be entered info. The amount of the Bond to be fixed by tiie Government. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted . Edwabd G-obdon, Li>Col., lnnpector of Stores. Wellington,-29th December, 1869. [The time for receiving these Tenders has been extended from the 31st March to the 20th of May, 1870.] ■ 21J9

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