Railway Supply Contracts




1180
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 28

No. 3.

NEW ZEALAND FLAX ROPE REQUIRED FOR THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS FROM 1ST APRIL, 1914, TO 31ST MARCH 1917.

To be manufactured in New Zealand.

To be supplied in accordance with the Terms and Conditions of Contract (No. 23), signed by the General Manager of the New Zealand Railways, and dated 1st September, 1913.

SCHEDULE A.

Item No. Rope, New Zealand, Best Flax. Tenderer and Rate per Cwt.
Maddren Bros., 146–150 Madras Street, Christchurch.
Best Quality.
1 Under 1 in. circumference 39/
2 1 in. circumference 39/
3 1½ in. 39/
4 2 in. 39/
5 2½ in. 39/
6 3 in. 39/
7 3½ in. 39/
8 4 in. 39/
9 4½ in. 39/
10 5 in. 39/
With coloured wool strand—to be manufactured only for the New Zealand Railways—
11 2½ in. circumference 39/
12 3 in. 39/
13 Tow flax 10/

SCHEDULE B.

Item No. Rope, New Zealand, Best Manila. Rate per Cwt. Tenderer.
1 Under 1 in. circumference 50/ Donaghy’s Rope and Twine Company (Limited), 66–70 Stanley Street, Auckland.
2 1 in. circumference 50/ Ditto.
3 1½ in. 50/ "
4 2 in. 50/ "
5 2½ in. 50/ "
6 3 in. 50/ "
7 3½ in. 50/ "
8 4 in. 50/ "
9 4½ in. 50/ "
10 5 in. 50/ "

No. 4.

GALVANIZED WIRE ROPE REQUIRED FOR THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS FROM 1ST APRIL, 1914, TO 31ST MARCH, 1917.

Construction: 6/24 (6 strands of 15 wires over 9 wires over hemp—hemp centre).

To be supplied in accordance with the Terms and Conditions of Contract (No. 23), signed by the General Manager of the New Zealand Railways, and dated 1st September, 1913, and to the Specification (No. 244) annexed hereto.

SCHEDULE.

Size, Quality, and guaranteed Breaking-strain. Tender-rate per Cwt. Name and Address of Tenderers and Manufacturers.
Circumference. Diameter. Improved Patent Crucible Steel.
Inches. Inches. Tons.
1 0·318 3·0
0·397 4·5
0·477 7·0
0·557 9·5
2 0·636 12·5
0·716 15·5
0·795 19·5
0·875 23·5
3 0·954 28·0

Tenderers.

H. G. Anderson and Co., 4 and 6 Cuba Street, Wellington.

Manufacturers.

W. N. Brunton and Son, Musselburgh, Scotland.

NOTE.—Diameter of drums and pulleys should be at least 5½ times the circumference of the rope.



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🚂 Accepted Tender-Rates for Candles and Soap (continued from previous page)

🚂 Transport & Communications
1 September 1913
Tenders, Candles, Soap, Railway Department, Auckland District, Wellington District, Christchurch District, Dunedin and Invercargill Districts

🚂 New Zealand Flax Rope Supply Contract

🚂 Transport & Communications
1 September 1913
Flax Rope, Tenders, Railway Department, Maddren Bros., Donaghy’s Rope and Twine Company
  • General Manager of the New Zealand Railways

🚂 Galvanized Wire Rope Supply Contract

🚂 Transport & Communications
1 September 1913
Galvanized Wire Rope, Tenders, Railway Department, H. G. Anderson and Co., W. N. Brunton and Son
  • General Manager of the New Zealand Railways