Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1856 – No. 21

Page 136

✨ Printing Tenders

136

FOR PRINTING.

Accepted Tender.

MESSRS. WILLIAMSON AND WILSON.

No.	Description	Plain. £ s. d.	Tabular. £ s. d.	Table. £ s. d.
1.	Gazette, present measure — Composition, long primer	0 18 0	1 2 0	1 16 0
	" brevier	1 8 0	1 16 0	2 6 0
	" nonpareil	1 16 0	2 6 0	2 16 0
	Press work, 250 copies, including folding, enveloping, and town delivery, sheet	0 3 6
	" half sheet	0 2 6
2.	Bills, Estimates, etc., 33 x 60 ems pica (including brevier side notes) — Composition, pica	0 18 0	1 2 0	1 10 0
	" long primer	0 18 0	1 2 0	1 8 0
	" brevier	1 8 0	1 18 0	2 8 0
3.	Bills and Acts, 24 x 40 ems pica (inclusive of brevier side notes) — Composition, pica	1 15 0	2 0 0	2 10 0
	" long primer	2 5 0	2 10 0	3 0 0
	" brevier	2 8 0	2 16 0	3 5 0
	Press work, per 250 copies, per sheet	0 4 0
	" half sheet	0 3 0
4.	Votes and proceedings, notice papers, &c. for Provincial Council, 33 x 60 ems pica — Composition, pica	0 10 0	0 15 0	0 18 0
	" long primer	1 0 0	1 5 0	1 10 0
	" brevier	1 10 0	1 15 0	2 0 0
	Press work, per 250 copies, per sheet	0 3 6
	" half sheet	0 2 6
	Blank forms and other jobs per 1000 ems	0 0 6	0 0 9
	Tables to be cast up in the type the heading is set up in.
	No charge for composition in case of blank page.
	Alterations to be charged at the rate of one shilling per hour.

Tender not Accepted.

MR. LAMBERT.

No.	Description	Plain. £ s. d.	Tabular. £ s. d.	Table. £ s. d.
1.	Gazette 33 x 60 ems pica — Composition per sheet, 4 pages long primer	0 16 0	1 0 0	1 10 0
	" brevier	1 5 0	1 10 0	2 0 0
	" nonpareil	1 15 0	2 5 0	2 15 0
	Press work, including folding and delivery, per sheet	0 5 0
	" half sheet	0 2 6
	Bills and Acts, including brevier side notes, 33 x 60 ems pica — Composition per sheet, 4 pages pica	0 15 0	1 0 0	1 10 0
	" long primer	1 2 0	1 8 0	2 0 0
	" brevier	1 12 0	2 0 0	2 10 0
	Press work, per token per sheet	0 4 0
	" half sheet	0 2 0
4.	Votes and proceedings, notice papers, &c. for Provincial Council, 33 x 60 ems pica — Composition per sheet, 4 pages pica	0 14 0	0 18 0	1 6 0
	" long primer	1 0 0	1 6 0	2 0 0
	" brevier	1 10 0	1 15 0	2 10 0
	Press work per token per sheet	0 4 0
	" half sheet	0 2 6

Messrs. Williamson and Wilson’s tender for the whole of the above printing was accepted on account of Mr. Lambert declining to undertake any printing.

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1856, No 21

After Parliament moved to Wellington in 1865, the Auckland Provincial Council sat in General Assembly House (depicted).

It was nicknamed the 'Shedifice' as it was large and drafty, with a leaking roof. First premier Henry Sewell described it as 'a great wooden barnshaped affair, which might serve for a Hospital, a Jail, or a Barrack'.

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