THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

it shall be lawful for him to obtain a refund of the
unappropriated balance of the money so paid by him,
and such refund shall be payable out of the Colonial
Treasury upon a voucher certified by the Manager.

27. It shall be lawful for the Manager, with the
    approval of the Warden, at any time and from time
    to time when water is plentiful, to grant, for a
    specified period to be named in the grant, not ex-
    ceeding three months at any one time, supplies of
    water for prospecting new ground between the Coal
    Pit Gully Reservoir and the head of the water-race,
    at half price; and he shall immediately on the issue
    of any such grant report the same in writing to the
    Warden.

SCHEDULE.

Form A.
WATER TICKET.

No. __
To the Receiver of Revenue, Naseby.

Date __
Please receive from __, weekly, in advance, until otherwise ad-
vised by me, the fees for supplies of water from Mount Ida Public Water-
race, and for the privilege of running water and
tailings into the Naseby Sludge Channel, as under-mentioned.

Manager.

Form B.
RECEIPT.

MOUNT IDA PUBLIC WATER-RACE AND SLUDGE CHANNEL.

No. __
Naseby, __

Received from __ water money
and channel fees as under-mentioned.

Receiver __

Given under my hand, at Wellington, this
seventh day of August, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-seven.

J. D. Ormond,
Minister for Public Works.

TENDERS

Public Works Office,
Wellington, 15th August, 1877.

The following list of successful and unsuccessful
Tenderers is published for general information.

J. D. Ormond,
Minister for Public Works.

AMBERLEY-WAITAKI RAILWAY.

Extension Contract.
(Formation and Permanent Way.)

PATEA-MANAWATU RAILWAY.

MARTON CONTRACT No. 2.
(Permanent Way.)

Assistant Surveyor appointed.

General Survey Office,
Wellington, 10th August, 1877.

His Excellency the Governor has been pleased
to appoint

Robert Charles Lucas Reay, Esq.,

to be an Assistant Surveyor in the Department of
the Surveyor-General, Auckland District.
The appointment dates from the 1st July, 1877.

D. Reid,
Secretary for Crown Lands.

Tender for Machine-Work, Printing, &c.

Colonial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 8th August, 1877.

TENDERS will be received at this office up to noon
on Saturday, the 18th August, for Machine-
Work and Printing required during and subsequent
to the Session of Parliament.
They must be addressed to the Hon. the Colonial
Secretary, and marked “Tender for Machine-Work
and Printing.”

Specifications may be seen and full particulars
obtained on application to the Government Printer.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be
accepted.

G. S. Cooper,
Under Secretary.

SPECIFICATION FOR MACHINE-WORK AND PRINTING

REQUIRED BY THE GOVERNMENT.

Machine-Work.

1. The tenders should specify the rate per token
   for all machine-work required. The price to include
   cost of cartage of formes and paper to and from the
   Government Printing Office.

2. The Contractor will be held responsible for any
   damage the type or stereo-plates may sustain after
   leaving the Government Printing Office.

3. The Contractor must execute with promptness
   and despatch all orders received from the Govern-
   ment Printer, and must be prepared to produce any
   number of impressions up to 12,000 per day if
   demanded, failing which the Government Printer may
   give out the work to other printing offices at the
   Contractor’s risk and expense.

4. All vouchers for payment must be accompanied
   by a statement showing the quantity of paper re-
   ceived from the Government Stationery Store, the
   quantity used in executing the orders, and the
   balance remaining on hand.

5. The Contractor will be held responsible for
   any deficiencies that may be discovered in the
   number of copies ordered of each forme.