268 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 17

• F. McRae ... Hokonui ... Invercargill... 1 Oct., 1881

• J. Girvan ... Horseshoe Bend ... Dunedin 1 Dec.,

• W. S. Gordon ... Inglewood ... New Plymouth 1 July,

• R. Lowe ... Ida Valley ... Dunedin 1 Sept.,

• J. K. Newton ... Kaikora ... Napier 1 July,

• W. B. Ramsbottom ... Kamo ... Auckland 1 June,

• E. A. Young ... Kauangaroa ... Wanganui 1 Aug.,

• F. A. Green ... Karitane ... Dunedin 1 July,

• T. Butchart ... Kelso ... Dunedin 1 Sept.,

• S. J. Gallery ... Kerepuru ... Blenheim 1 Sept.,

• C. C. Empson ... Kihihihi ... Auckland 1 July,

• G. Currin ... Kiwitea ... Wellington 1 Aug.,

• P. M. Wilson ... Kuri Bush ... Dunedin 1 April,

• J. Richmond ... Lake Tekapo ... Timaru 1 Sept.,

• M. Rogers ... Limehills ... Invercargill 1 July,

• G. J. H. Bennett ... Lochiel ... Invercargill 1 May,

• G. Wilmot ... Loburn ... Christchurch 1 June,

• J. Fox ... Lower Hawca ... Dunedin 2 Jan., 1882

• T. Trevathan ... Luggate ... Dunedin 1 Oct., 1881

• D. C. Stock ... Malaghan's ... Invercargill 1 Dec.,

• C. M. Carter ... Mangare ... Auckland 16 Aug.,

• G. Tisch ... Mangawhero ... Wanganui 1 Aug.,

• E. Goodwin ... Maori Point ... Invercargill 1 July,

• J. S. Benyon ... Mapourika ... Hokitika 1 Nov.,

• W. R. Spain ... Martinborough ... Wellington 19 Jan., 1882

• W. Thorley ... Matawai ... Auckland 1 June, 1881

• G. Gunderson ... Mauriceville ... Wellington 1 Dec.,

• J. Dellow ... Mayfield ... Christchurch 1 July,

• M. H. S. Peacock ... Meanee ... Napier 1 Jan., 1882

• L. Gilliard ... Methven ... Christchurch 9 Dec., 1881

• A. Graham ... Moeraki ... Oamaru 23 July,

• J. Simpson ... Moonlight ... Dunedin 1 June,

• T. Daulton ... Motutaria ... Napier 1 Oct.,

• W. H. Puddicombe ... Mount Somers ... Christchurch 1 July,

• E. B. J. Collins ... Newland ... Christchurch 1 Sept.,

• C. Turnbull ... Newmarket ... Auckland 1 July,

• J. Cheyne ... Ngaire ... Wanganui 1 Dec.,

• W. Hale ... North Loburn ... Christchurch 1 Oct.,

• V. Roberts ... Ohaupo ... Auckland 1 June,

• J. McAlister ... Ohiwa ... Auckland 1 Nov.,

• J. W. Baker ... Ohonga ... Wellington 16 Jan., 1882

• A. R. Knyvett ... Okehu ... Wanganui 1 July, 1881

• B. Montague ... Okoroire ... Auckland 1 Oct.,

• G. Gazzard ... One-Tree Point ... Invercargill 1 July,

• A. Levy ... Ormondville ... Napier 1 Oct.,

• H. Davidson ... Oropi ... Auckland 1 Feb., 1882

• F. M. Alexander ... Otakeho ... Wanganui 19 Dec.,

• T. Walker ... Otakou ... Dunedin 1 Aug.,

• T. Finlayson ... Otonga ... Auckland 1 Nov.,

• James McKechnie ... Otautau ... Invercargill 26 Dec.,

• G. Dabirrett ... Owake ... Dunedin 8 Oct.,

• J. H. Walsh ... Owharoa ... Thames 28 Nov.,

• J. Phillips, sen. ... Paeroa ... Thames 1 Dec.,

• F. Bills ... Paikakariki ... Wellington 1 June,

• A. Ogilvie ... Panmure ... Auckland 1 Oct.,

• C. F. Estall ... Parihaka ... New Plymouth 18 Dec.,

• J. Ashton ... Patangata ... Napier 1 April,

• E. Butler ... Porter's Pass ... Christchurch 1 May,

• J. Kelly ... Port Levy ... Christchurch 1 Jan., 1882

• J. Luff ... Pukearuhe ... New Plymouth 1 Aug., 1881

• G. Watson ... Pukeuri ... Oamaru 19 Oct.,

• W. Brookes ... Pungarehu ... New Plymouth 1 Dec.,

• W. Bohning ... Rae's Junction ... Dunedin 16 July,

• W. Barclay ... Ravensbourne ... Dunedin 1 Nov.,

• Jessie Cameron ... Redcliff ... Timaru 1 Jan., 1882

• T. Haynes ... Riccarton ... Christchurch 1 June, 1881

• R. Hill ... Richmond ... Auckland 1 Oct.,

• J. R. Boswell ... Rolleston ... Christchurch 1 June,

• Robert McBride ... Rotherham ... Christchurch 1 Feb., 1882

• John McIntyre ... Saltwater Creek ... Christchurch 1 Jan.,

• William Millar ... Seacliff ... Dunedin 1 Jan.,

• W. A. Williams ... Selwyn ... Christchurch 9 Dec., 1881

• J. J. Mumford ... Silverstream ... Timaru 1 June,

• J. Frame ... Southbridge ... Christchurch 10 May,

• J. Dodd ... Springbank ... Christchurch 19 Oct.,

• L. Henry ... Stirling ... Dunedin 22 July,

• A. M. Kavanagh ... St. Omer ... Blenheim 1 Jan., 1882

• E. Lester ... St. Andrew's... ... Auckland 1 Oct., 1881

• A. P. Houghton ... Tadmor ... Nelson 1 Sept.,

• R. Shepherd ... Swannanoa ... Christchurch 22 May,

• T. Hodgkinson ... Tadmor ... Nelson 1 June,

• T. W. Lecocq ... Takapau ... Napier 1 Feb, 1882

• D. Russell ... Taupaki ... Auckland 1 Oct., 1881

• J. Levery ... Te Aroha ... Thames 1 Oct.,

• J. Adamson ... Te Kao ... Auckland 15 Nov.,

• G. E. Schmidt ... Te Wharau ... Auckland 1 Aug.,

• F. T. Roskruge ... Thornbury ... Invercargill 1 July,

• E. Cook ... Timaru ... Timaru 1 June,

• W. W. Brown ... Tologa Bay ... Gisborne 25 Oct.,

• W. G. Haybittle ... Trentham ... Wellington 5 Nov.,

• W. H. Ross ... Upper Ferry... ... Timaru 1 Oct.,

• J. Unsworth ... Upper Hutt ... Wellington 1 Sept.,

• J. Stevenson ... Upper Waiani-wa ... Invercargill 1 Oct.,

• E. Morton ... Wade ... Auckland 1 July,

• J. T. Prain ... Waibola ... Dunedin 10 Dec.,

• Hugo Lippert ... Waibemo ... Dunedin 1 Jan, 1882

• J. Duncan ... Wai-iti ... Nelson 15 Aug., 1881

• T. A. Stephens ... Waikivi ... Invercargill 1 Oct.,

• R. Hill ... Waikomiti ... Auckland 1 Nov.,

• H. Bussell ... Wainui ... Christchurch 1 July,

• F. W. Knight ... Waipori ... Dunedin 1 Jan, 1882

• T. J. Duffy ... Waitahuna ... Dunedin 21 May, 1881

• C. Sutton ... Waitetuna ... Auckland 1 June,

• S. Mears ... Waitekauri ... Thames 16 Nov.,

• Archibald Mahan ... Waitohi Flat ... Timaru 1 Jan., 1882

• H. Palmer ... Wangapara-para ... Auckland 1 Dec., 1881

• W. W. Beswick ... Westport ... Westport 1 June,

• J. McBean ... Whatipu ... Auckland 1 Dec.,

• J. Leach ... Whau ... Auckland 1 Sept.,

• G. Frost ... Wakaapuka ... Nelson 1 July,

• James Simpson ... Whakataki ... Wellington 1 Jan., 1882

• J. Fisher ... Windwhistle ... Christchurch 1 July, 1881

• J. Whyte ... Woodlands ... Invercargill 1 Feb., 1882

• J. Motley ... Woodville ... Wellington 14 June, 1881

Tenders.

Public Works Office,
Wellington, 14th February, 1882.

THE following list of successful and unsuccessful
tenders is published for general information.
H. A. ATKINSON,
Minister acting for the Minister for
Public Works.

RIVERTON-OREPUKI RAILWAY.—PAHIA CON-
TRACT. (FORMATION ONLY.)

Accepted.
Davidson and Conyers, Dunedin ... 9,754 7 0

Declined.
Readell and Isbester, Invercargill ... 11,505 18 0
J. Concher, Riverton ... 11,640 6 10
H. Shepherd, Rakaia ... 13,078 14 10
A. Springfield and Co., Invercargill ... 13,200 13 2
M. H. L. Bennett, Invercargill ... 13,388 10 0
H. Whitaker, Dunedin ... 14,852 4 4
P. Dey, Mosgiel ... 14,871 11 1
E. J. T. Price, Kumara ... 15,146 0 0
A. McKenzie and Co., Dunedin (withdrawn) ... 7,924 13 0

Officiating Ministers for 1882.—Notice No. 2.

Registrar-General's Office,
Wellington, 14th February, 1882.

PURSUANT to the provisions of an Act of the
General Assembly of New Zealand, passed in
the forty-fourth year of the reign of Her Majesty
Queen Victoria, and intituled "The Marriage Act,
1880," the following names of Officiating Ministers
within the meaning of the said Act are published for
general information :—

Congregational Independents.
The Reverend Richard Laishley.
The Reverend Abraham Riding.
The Reverend Joseph Robertson.
WM. R. E. BROWN,
Registrar-General.