Hawke's Bay Provincial Gazette – 1861 – No. 45

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✨ Tenders Rejected Notices

TENDERS REJECTED.
NGA PUKAPUKA I KAPEA.

Making 6 1/2 chains, with bridge, Puketapu Road—Mr. James Lingard, for the sum of £195.
Making 41 chains, Meanee Flats—Mr. James Lingard, for the sum of £123.
Ditto ditto, ditto—Mr. J. H. Smith, at the rate of £3 10s. per chain.
Making 72 chains ditto—Mr. James Lingard, at the rate of £3 5s. per chain.
Ditto ditto ditto—A. Livingstone, at the rate of £3 19s. per chain.
Ditto ditto ditto—J. A. Smith, at the rate of £3 4s. per chain.

Making 113 chains, Meanee Flats—Mr. J. H. Smith, at the rate of £3 per chain.
Making Road over Creeks and Swamps across Meanee Flats—Mr. James Lingard, for the sum of £140.

Mo Tutakuri tutuki noa ki te Kotipu.

	£	s.
Na Te Katene	3	0
Na Nikora	6	0
Na Tareha, me ona hoa (16)	5	5
Na Makari raua ko te Wanikau	20	0

Mo te timatanga o te iwi haere hi te Kotipu, e 72 tini—

	£	s.
Na Makari raua ko Te Wanikau	10	0
Na Hona Te Hauiti, £50 e	70	0
Na Ihaka raua ko Te mana	3	10
Na Hakaraia raua ko Himiona	3	10
Na Tame Tuki	3	10
Na Paora Kaiwhata	3	10
Na Mohi raua ko Nga-here	3	10

Mo te Mania mo Tuarawaruhea, e 41 tini—

	£	s.
Na Nikora	9	0
Na Makari raua ko Te Wanikau	6	0
Na Ihaka raua ko Na-mana	2	10
Na Hakaraia raua ko Himiona	2	10
Na Tame Tuki	2	10
Na Paora Kaiwhata	2	10
Na Mohi te aro raua ko Ngahere	2	10
Na Whakatane raua ko Petera Pita	6	0
Na Karauria Tamae-whakakitea te rangi £2 10 and	3	10

Widening, Re-forming, and Metalling 15 chains of the Northern end of Shakespeare Road—Mr. Peter Searles, for the sum of £427.
Ferry at Napier Heads—Mr. Henry Kreft, for first six months, for a bonus of £15, Government finding boat and gear.
Mr. Richard M'Roberts, at the rate of £35 per annum, Government finding boat and gear.

(In pursuance of advertisement in Hawke's Bay Herald of March 30th, 1861.)

(In pursuance of advertisement in Hawke's Bay Herald of April 27th, 1861.)

(Note: The text on the far right edge is cut off in the source image, reading: "...showing the Land Sold, Assessments and Deposits paid on Runs, and Deposits paid on Unagricultural Land to go to Auction at 5s. an acre, and received at the Crown Land Office, Napier, together with the Nett Amount due to the Province of Hawke's Bay for the period from...")

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The Hawke's Bay Provincial Council Chambers (depicted) were completed in 1861 on Shakespeare Road, Napier

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🏗️ Tenders rejected for public road works

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsTenders, Rejected, Road construction, Puketapu Road, Meanee Flats
👱🏽 Names

James Lingard (Mr.), Tenderer for road works
J. H. Smith (Mr.), Tenderer for road works
A. Livingstone, Tenderer for road works
J. A. Smith, Tenderer for road works

🏗️ Tenders for road works (Māori contractors)

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsTenders, Road construction, Māori contractors, Tutakuri, Kotipu, Meanee Flats
👱🏽 Names

17 names identified

Te Katene, Contractor for road works
Nikora, Contractor for road works
Tareha, Contractor for road works
Makari, Contractor for road works
Te Wanikau, Contractor for road works
Hona Te Hauiti, Contractor for road works
Ihaka, Contractor for road works
Te Mana, Contractor for road works
Hakaraia, Contractor for road works
Himiona, Contractor for road works
Tame Tuki, Contractor for road works
Paora Kaiwhata, Contractor for road works
Mohi, Contractor for road works
Nga-here, Contractor for road works
Whakatane, Contractor for road works
Petera Pita, Contractor for road works
Karauria Tamae-whakakitea te rangi, Contractor for road works

🏗️ Tenders rejected for Shakespeare Road and Napier Ferry

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsTenders, Rejected, Shakespeare Road, Ferry, Napier Heads
👱🏽 Names

Peter Searles (Mr.), Tenderer for road works
Henry Kreft (Mr.), Tenderer for ferry service
Richard M'Roberts (Mr.), Tenderer for ferry service

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