New Zealand Gazette – 1842 – No. 18

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✨ Administrative Notices and Tenders



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NEW ZEALAND
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,

Published by Authority.

VOL. II.] AUCKLAND, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1842. [No. 18.

Colonial Secretary's Office.
30th April, 1842.

ADDITIONS TO THE OFFICE OF THE
SURVEYOR GENERAL.

T ENDERS will be received at this Office
until noon of WEDNESDAY the 11th of
May, from persons willing to undertake the
erection of the additions required to be made to
the Building, at present occupied as an Office
by the Surveyor-General.

Plans and descriptions of the work required,
may be seen at the Office of the Superintendant
of Public Works, where all information on the
subject may be obtained.

A N ERROR having occurred in the printing
of the Ordinance of the Governor and
Council Session 1. No. 3.,—wherein the date of
that Ordinance is given as the 17th July, 1841,
in place of the 17th June, 1841. His Excellency,
pending a reprint of the Ordinances of that Ses-
sion, has directed the attention of the Public to
be called to the mistake for the purpose of pre-
venting misapprehension.

By His Excellency's Command,
WILLOUGHBY SHORTLAND.

TENDERS.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 2nd May, 1842.

T ENDERS will be received at the Office of
the Superintendant of the Domain, until
noon of MONDAY the ninth instant, from per-
sons willing to Contract for Draining the lower
part of Shortland Crescent and Queen-street.

Plan of the Drains required, and specifications
of the work may be seen at the above Office, at
which parties are requested to apply for infor-
mation.

By His Excellency's Command,
WILLOUGHBY SHORTLAND.

NOTICE

I S hereby given that until further notice the
House belonging to James Harris, lately
occupied as a Council Office, in Eden Crescent,
will be used as a temporary Custom House.

GEO. COOPER, Collector.

Dated 30th April, 1842.

By His Excellency's Command,
WILLOUGBY SHORTLAND.

L IST of Unclaimed Letters lying in the Ge-
neral Post Office, Auckland, 2nd May,
1842.

Arrow Smith, H. G, Campbell, Walter
Auglim, Christopher or Wm. Chambers, O.
Baker, G. Charlton, George
Bayley, Richard Chaplin, John
Bennett, F. Clarke, W. S.
Bennett, Thomas Clarke and Battrass
Bennett, Henry Connell, Alexander
Benson, Richard Cortes —
Bentley, Robert Cormachor Peter
Bell, Francis Cooper, Henry
Bisset, Alexander Co e, John
Bitfin, John Crook, John
Blacket, J. C. Cruikshank, Andrew (2)
Blendinsop, Mrs. A. M. Crosby, James (Caromandel
Boulton, Mrs. T. Harbour) (2)
Bray, Joha Cudlippe, Edward
Bridgeman, Thomas Culley Samuel
Brown, John Davies, W.
Brown, A. Dell, Charles (2)
Brown, Henry Dickenson, William
Brewne, James George Dieffenback, Dr.
Budge, — Dixon, Mrs. F.
Burnett, — Dunsmore, William



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🏛️ Tenders for Erection of Additions to Surveyor General's Office

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
30 April 1842
Tender, Public Works, Surveyor General, Building Erection
  • WILLOUGHBY SHORTLAND

🏛️ Correction of Date Error in Ordinance Session 1 No. 3

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
30 April 1842
Ordinance, Legislation, Date Correction, Governor and Council
  • WILLOUGHBY SHORTLAND

🏗️ Tenders for Draining Shortland Crescent and Queen-street

🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
2 May 1842
Tender, Draining, Shortland Crescent, Queen-street
  • WILLOUGHBY SHORTLAND

🏭 Temporary Use of House in Eden Crescent as Custom House

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
30 April 1842
Custom House, Temporary Use, Eden Crescent
  • James Harris, House used as temporary Custom House

  • GEO. COOPER, Collector
  • WILLOUGBY SHORTLAND

🚂 List of Unclaimed Letters at Auckland General Post Office

🚂 Transport & Communications
2 May 1842
Post Office, Unclaimed mail, Auckland residents
46 names identified
  • H. G. Smith, Unclaimed letter
  • Walter Campbell, Unclaimed letter
  • Christopher or Wm. Auglim, Unclaimed letter
  • O. Chambers, Unclaimed letter
  • G. Baker, Unclaimed letter
  • George Charlton, Unclaimed letter
  • Richard Bayley, Unclaimed letter
  • John Chaplin, Unclaimed letter
  • F. Bennett, Unclaimed letter
  • W. S. Clarke, Unclaimed letter
  • Thomas Bennett, Unclaimed letter
  • Clarke, Unclaimed letter
  • Battrass, Unclaimed letter
  • Henry Bennett, Unclaimed letter
  • Alexander Connell, Unclaimed letter
  • Richard Benson, Unclaimed letter
  • Cortes, Unclaimed letter
  • Robert Bentley, Unclaimed letter
  • Peter Cormachor, Unclaimed letter
  • Francis Bell, Unclaimed letter
  • Henry Cooper, Unclaimed letter
  • Alexander Bisset, Unclaimed letter
  • John Co e, Unclaimed letter
  • John Bitfin, Unclaimed letter
  • John Crook, Unclaimed letter
  • J. C. Blacket, Unclaimed letter
  • Andrew Cruikshank, Unclaimed letter
  • A. M. Blendinsop (Mrs.), Unclaimed letter
  • James Crosby, Unclaimed letter
  • T. Boulton (Mrs.), Unclaimed letter
  • Edward Cudlippe, Unclaimed letter
  • Joha Bray, Unclaimed letter
  • Samuel Culley, Unclaimed letter
  • Thomas Bridgeman, Unclaimed letter
  • W. Davies, Unclaimed letter
  • John Brown, Unclaimed letter
  • Charles Dell, Unclaimed letter
  • A. Brown, Unclaimed letter
  • William Dickenson, Unclaimed letter
  • Henry Brown, Unclaimed letter
  • Dieffenback (Dr.), Unclaimed letter
  • James George Brewne, Unclaimed letter
  • F. Dixon (Mrs.), Unclaimed letter
  • Budge, Unclaimed letter
  • William Dunsmore, Unclaimed letter
  • Burnett, Unclaimed letter