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Marlborough Provincial Gazette – 1862 – No. 10

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✨ Road Tenders

Provincial Secretary's Office,

Wellington, 5th April, 1862.

THE following Statement of Accepted and Non-Accepted Tenders is published for general information.

J. WOODWARD,

Acting Provincial Secretary.

FOR WIDENING portions of the Western Hutt District Road, from Peg, No. 0 to Peg 70.

Accepted Tenders.

From Peg	to Peg		£	s.
From Peg 0	to Peg 10,	--Archibald Flighty ...	46	0
" 10	" 22,	" " ...	21	7
" 22	" 34,	" " ...	23	0
" 34	" 46,	--Thomas Sanson ...	39	10
" 46	" 58,	--J. A. Mason ...	40	10
" 58	" 70,	--William Golder ...	32	0

Non-Accepted Tenders.

From Peg	to Peg		£	s.
From Peg 0	to Peg 10,	--C. White ...	70	0
" "	" "	--W. Gosling ...	89	10
" "	" "	--J. Nairn ...	80	0
" "	" "	--Charles Francis ...	55	0
" "	" "	--Thomas Braggins ...	60	0
" 10	" 22,	--Thomas Braggins ...	40	0
" "	" "	--James Nairn ...	37	10
" "	" "	--W. Gosling ...	47	10
" "	" "	--Charles White } ...	40	0
		--G. Mudgway } ...	36	12
" 22	" 34,	--J. Mason ...	48	0
" "	" "	--Thomas Braggins ...	51	0
" 34	" 46,	--James Nairn ...	46	16
" "	" "	--William Hunt ...	42	0
" "	" "	--Thomas Braggins ...	48	0
" 46	" 58,	--William Hunt ...	42	0
" "	" "	--Thomas Braggins ...	48	0
" 58	" 70,	--Thomas Braggins ...	48	0
" "	" "	--William Hunt ...	42	0
" "	" "	--William Gosling ...	40	10

FOR WIDENING Forty Chains of the Western Hutt District Road, from Peg 70, to Peg 110.

Accepted Tenders.

From Peg	to Peg		£	s.	d.
From Peg 70	to Peg 90,	--W. Hunt ...	37	0	0
" 90	" 110,	--W. Hunt ...	47	0	0

Non-Accepted Tenders.

From Peg	to Peg		£	s.
From Peg 70	to Peg 90,	--Thomas Braggins ...	58	10
" "	" "	--Peter Sanson ...	59	0
" "	" "	--W. Gosling ...	52	0
" "	" "	--J. Nairn ...	38	0
" 90	" 110,	--Peter Sanson ...	65	0
" "	" "	--Thomas Braggins ...	65	0

Printed under the authority of the Government of the Province of Wellington by Thomas McKenzie, and James Muir, Printers for the time being to such Government.

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🏗️ Statement of Accepted and Non-Accepted Tenders for Widening Portions of the Western Hutt District Road

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated5 April 1862
KeywordsTenders, Road Widening, Western Hutt District, Wellington
👱🏽 Names

17 names identified

Archibald Flighty, Accepted tender for widening road from Peg 0 to Peg 10
Thomas Sanson, Accepted tender for widening road from Peg 34 to Peg 46
J. A. Mason, Accepted tender for widening road from Peg 46 to Peg 58
William Golder, Accepted tender for widening road from Peg 58 to Peg 70
C. White, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 0 to Peg 10
W. Gosling, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 0 to Peg 10
J. Nairn, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 0 to Peg 10
Charles Francis, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 0 to Peg 10
Thomas Braggins, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 0 to Peg 10
James Nairn, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 10 to Peg 22
G. Mudgway, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 10 to Peg 22
J. Mason, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 22 to Peg 34
William Hunt, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 34 to Peg 46
Peter Sanson, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 70 to Peg 90
W. Gosling, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 70 to Peg 90
J. Nairn, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 70 to Peg 90
Peter Sanson, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 90 to Peg 110

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Woodward, Acting Provincial Secretary

🏗️ Statement of Accepted and Non-Accepted Tenders for Widening Forty Chains of the Western Hutt District Road

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated5 April 1862
KeywordsTenders, Road Widening, Western Hutt District, Wellington
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

W. Hunt, Accepted tender for widening road from Peg 70 to Peg 90
W. Hunt, Accepted tender for widening road from Peg 90 to Peg 110
Thomas Braggins, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 70 to Peg 90
Peter Sanson, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 70 to Peg 90
W. Gosling, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 70 to Peg 90
J. Nairn, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 70 to Peg 90
Peter Sanson, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 90 to Peg 110
Thomas Braggins, Non-accepted tender for widening road from Peg 90 to Peg 110

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Woodward, Acting Provincial Secretary

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