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Wellington Independent, Volume V, Issue 411, 19 September 1849, Page 2

Canterbury Association. New Zealand Company's Office, Wellington, 18th September, 1849. SEALED. TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received at this Office until Saturday next, the 22nd instant, at Noon, for the construction of A large Flat bottomed Punt for discharging Cargo. The Specifications, shewing the size and dimensions, may be seen on application. . The lowest Tender will not necessarily be accepted, nor will any, unless the terms are satisfactory. William Fox, Principal Agent New Zealand Company. Canterbury Association. New Zealand Company's Office, Wellington, 18th September, 1849. QEALED TENDERS-, 'in duplicate, will be reO ceived at this Office until Monday next, the 24th instant, at Noon, for the supply of the undermentioned Articles, viz :— 7$ tons of best Van Diemen's Land Flour, 2* " " New Zealand Pork, S| " of Sugar, * 8 half-chests of Tea, Sundry Ironmongery, Ropes and Blocks, Sec. ALSO, 24 Wheel-barrows and 13 Hand-barrows. Lists and Specifications of which may be seen on application. The lowest Tender will not necessarily be accepted, nor will any, unless the terms are satisfactory. William Fox, Principal Agent New Zealand Company. Canterbury Association. New Zealand Company's Office, Wellington, 18th September, 1849. SEALED TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received at this Ofiice until Monday nest, the 24th instant, at Noon, for the supply of— 2 strong Cart Horses, with Cart, Harnessi and Traces. Tenders will be received for the whole, or for the Horses and Harness separately. The lowest Tender will not necessarily be accepted, nor will any, unless the terms are satisfactory. William Fox, Principal Agent New Zealand Company. TO SURVEYORS. TENDERS are required for the Survey of two blocks of Land, about 6,000 Acres each, at Rangitiki and Turakina Rivers, and for a traverse of about 26 miles of the Waingaehu River. Specifications and Maps to be seen at the New Zealand Company's Office. All Tenders must be sent in on or before the Ist of October. The lowest Tender will not necessarily he accepted, nor any tender, unless the terms are satisfactory. Robert Park, Principal Surveyor New Zealand Company. Wellington, September 18, 1849. : Ex " Edward Stanley," .£££ StDES PRIME WANGANUI BACON. *'** WILLIAM LYON. Wellington, Sept. 18, 1849. Seasoned Totara Timber. ON SALE, 3000 feet Totara, well seasoned, in half-inch, inch, and two inch plank. Apply to JOHN HARVEY. Willis-street, Sept. 14, 1849. TO GROCERS. JH. GRIMALDI begs leave to inform the . trade that, having purchased a complete apparatus for Roasting Coffee, he is prepared to roast any quantity which may be sent to him on the Tuesday's and Friday's in each week, at his residence, next door to Mr. Bannister's, Crown and Anchor Tavern. Wellington, September 11, 1849. PARTIES having demands against the late James Mason, are requested to send them in forthwith to Mr. W. Seed, at the New Zealand Company's Office. Wellington, September 18, 1849. ANY Person having a CLAIM against' Mr. Abraham Smith, Deceased, is requested to forward the same to ; CHARLES MILLS, Builder, Lambton Quay. September 18,1849. £3 REWARD,-LOST. BETWEEN Wellington and Parramatta, a Silk Purse, containing £4 10s, in Gold, £i in Notes, and a Cheque for j£3 drawn by Mr. M'Donell, in favour of Mr. Hamilton, of Manawatu. The Order has been stopped. Whoever has found the same and will return it either to Mb. J. Rhodes, Parramatta, or to the Office of the Independent, will receive the above Reward. J. RHODES. Wellington, September 18,1849. NOTICE. PICKED up by the Undersigned, an Anchor. The owner may have it on payment of expeuces, by applying to the Undersigned. If not claimed within fourteen days from this date, the Anchor will he sold to defray expences. A. HEWITT. Wellington, September 1849. FOR WANGANUI. __r—l_. np HE fine fast sailing schooner TMJSfik. ■*•" GOVERNOR GREY, John Watt, master, having comJi P' ete( l ncr repairs, will resume her berth on the Ist of October, and ; =!:S SsiII&|IPPP* continue running as usual between Wellington and the above port. WILLIAM LYON, Agent. J Wellington, September 18, 1849.