New Zealand Gazette – 1895 – No. 90

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✨ Road Board Elections, Government Notices



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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 90]

Road Board Elections.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Wellington, 9th December, 1895.

THE following notices of elections of members of Road Boards have been received at this office, and are published in accordance with the provisions of "The Road Boards Act, 1882."
HUGH POLLEN,
Under-Secretary.

Taotaoroa Road District, County of Piako:
Nicholas Irwin Hunt.
William Main.

Cambridge Road District, County of Waikato:
William Main.

Manawatu Road District, County of Oroua:
Samuel Watkin Luxford.
John Motley Leigh.
David Buick.
Samuel Sanson.
William Knight.
David Low Smith.
Henry Bryant.

Government Printing and Stationery Offices, Wellington, to be closed for a Fortnight.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Wellington, 10th December, 1895.

THE Government Printing and Stationery Offices, Wellington, will be closed from Monday, 23rd December, 1895, until Saturday, 4th January, 1896, both days inclusive.
By order.
HUGH POLLEN,
Under-Secretary.

Tenders for Cartage of Goods and Parcels.

Railway Department (Head Office),
Wellington, 10th December, 1895.

THE following tender for cartage of goods and parcels between the Rangiora Railway-station and the Borough of Rangiora, for three years, terminating on the 31st December, 1898, is published for general information.
T. RONAYNE,
General Manager, N.Z. Railways.

SCHEDULE.

Accepted.
W. Mahire

Rate per ton for delivery of goods within the limits described in clause 8 of specification—minimum charge, 3d. .. .. ..
0 9

Rate for delivery of parcels, conveyed by passenger or mixed train, within the limits described in clause 8 of specification, at per parcel of 1cwt. or under, each .. ..
0 3

Rate per ton for collection of goods within the limits described in clause 8 of specification—minimum charge, 3d. .. .. ..
0 9

Rate for the collection of parcels, to be conveyed by passenger or mixed train, within the limits described in clause 8 of specification, at per parcel of 1cwt. or under, each
0 3

Tenders.

Railway Department (Head Office),
Wellington, 10th December, 1895.

THE following list of accepted tenders is published for general information.
T. RONAYNE,
General Manager, N.Z. Railways.

ADVERTISING AT RAILWAY-STATIONS.

Section. Name. Rental per Annum.
£ s. d.
Auckland J. J. Craig and Co. 111 5 0
Napier M. Lascelles 110 19 10
Wellington A. H. Truebridge 136 0 0
Wanganui A. H. Truebridge 176 0 0
Hurunui-Bluff F. D. Bamfield 812 0 0

INSERTING ADVERTISEMENTS IN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS PENNY TIME-TABLE.

Name. Rental per Annum.
£ s. d.
C. Hodgson 100 0 0

Commissioner's Decisions under Tariff Acts.

Department of Trade and Customs,
Wellington, 11th December, 1895.

IT is hereby notified for public information that the Hon. the Commissioner of Trade and Customs has decided to interpret "The Customs and Excise Duties Act, 1888," in relation to the under-mentioned articles as follows:—

NOTE.—"Not otherwise enumerated" appears as n.o.e.; "other kinds" as o.k.; "articles and materials suited only for, and to be used solely in, the fabrication of goods in the colony" as a. & m.s. Articles marked thus * are revised decisions.

Articles, and how classed. Rate of Duty.
Anchovies, salted, in small wooden packages, for table use; as fish, preserved.. 2d. the lb.
Alcoholic solution of coal-tar, Wright's; as proprietary medicines .. 40 per cent.
Beef-and-iron wine, Burroughes and Welcome; as proprietary medicines 40 per cent.
Bottles, empty, fitted with cork stopper with boxwood top; duty to be charged on the cork stopper.
Blackboard renovator; as paints mixed ready for use .. 5s. the cwt.
Butter-colouring; as a. & m.s. Free.
Carbolic ice crystals, or phenol; as druggists' sundries 20 per cent.
Carbonic anhydride, (carbonic-acid gas); as chemicals n.o.e. 20 per cent.
Colouring, liquid, for cordial-manufacture; as chemicals n.o.e. 20 per cent.
Condy's Fluid, or natural disinfectant; as disinfectants .. Free.
Condy's Remedial Fluid; as proprietary medicines 40 per cent.
Copy-books, exempted, to be restricted to such as have head-lines on each page Free.
Copper wire, insulated; as copper wire Free.
Corset-shield, the "Oktis"; as haberdashery n.o.e. 20 per cent.
Covers for copy-books, lithographed or printed; as stationery manufactured 25 per cent
Cultivators; as machinery for agricultural purposes 5 per cent.
"Disinfectants" to include only such articles as are simply disinfectants.
Dyes, Judson's, Crawshaw's, and Diamond, in small packets; as aniline dyes Free.
Exercise-books; as plain or faint-lined ruled books (stationery, manufactured) 25 per cent.
Fat Black, curriers' and tanners'; as n.o.e. Free.
Flowers of sulphur; as sulphur Free.
Glaziers' points; as hardware 20 per cent.
Gum-boots, with leather soles; as gum-boots Free.
Ink, mimeograph; as stationery n.o.e 20 per cent.
Izal, in bulk or bottle; as disinfectants Free.
Kinetoscopes, Edison's; as fancy goods 20 per cent.
Lace or braid, black-oak leaf; as minor articles for cap-making. Free.
"Maltine" includes only the Maltine Company's extract and other extracts of malt similarly put up.
Machine for rolling leather; as machinery n.o.e. 20 per cent.
Mimeograph paper, plain; as stationery n.o.e. 20 per cent.
Medicinal barks, herbs, leaves, flowers, roots, and gums must be in their natural state to be free.
Paper, albumenised; as printing-paper Free.
Pulley-weights for electric lights; as hardware 20 per cent.
Rennet essence, annatto, and pure cultures of bacteria of milk-acid; as a. & m.s. Free.
Rules, parallel brass rolling, for surveyors; as stationery n.o.e. 20 per cent.
Screen, half-tone, for process camera; as part of camera Free.
Steel sheets, crimped, for ceilings; as hardware 20 per cent.
Sugar of lead, in bulk; as paints n.o.e. Free.
Tape, binding, gummed; as stationery n.o.e. 20 per cent.
Tomatoes, in pulp; as fruit-pulp 1½d. the lb.
Thread, bootmakers', 3- to 10-ply, not less than 16s. the doz. lb.; as a. and m.s. Free.
Tumblers, of glass, with tin tops, for jam; as glassware 20 per cent.
Typewriter-paper, ruled; as manufactured stationery 25 per cent.

W. T. GLASGOW,
Secretary and Inspector,
Commissioner's Order No. 524.]



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🏘️ Notices of Road Board Elections

🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
9 December 1895
Road Boards, Elections, Piako, Waikato, Oroua
9 names identified
  • Nicholas Irwin Hunt, Candidate for Taotaoroa Road District
  • William Main, Candidate for Taotaoroa and Cambridge Road Districts
  • Samuel Watkin Luxford, Candidate for Manawatu Road District
  • John Motley Leigh, Candidate for Manawatu Road District
  • David Buick, Candidate for Manawatu Road District
  • Samuel Sanson, Candidate for Manawatu Road District
  • William Knight, Candidate for Manawatu Road District
  • David Low Smith, Candidate for Manawatu Road District
  • Henry Bryant, Candidate for Manawatu Road District

  • HUGH POLLEN, Under-Secretary

🏗️ Government Printing and Stationery Offices Closure

🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
10 December 1895
Closure, Government Printing, Stationery Offices, Wellington
  • HUGH POLLEN, Under-Secretary

🚂 Tenders for Cartage of Goods and Parcels

🚂 Transport & Communications
10 December 1895
Tenders, Cartage, Rangiora, Railway
  • W. Mahire, Accepted tender for cartage of goods and parcels

  • T. RONAYNE, General Manager, N.Z. Railways

🚂 Accepted Tenders for Advertising at Railway-Stations

🚂 Transport & Communications
10 December 1895
Advertising, Railway-Stations, Tenders, Rentals
  • J. J. Craig (and Co.), Accepted tender for Auckland
  • M. Lascelles, Accepted tender for Napier
  • A. H. Truebridge, Accepted tender for Wellington and Wanganui
  • F. D. Bamfield, Accepted tender for Hurunui-Bluff
  • C. Hodgson, Accepted tender for inserting advertisements in Government Railways Penny Time-Table

  • T. RONAYNE, General Manager, N.Z. Railways

🏭 Commissioner's Decisions under Tariff Acts

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
11 December 1895
Tariff, Customs, Duties, Decisions
  • W. T. GLASGOW, Secretary and Inspector