New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 12

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✨ Public Works Tenders and Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 12

Work or Supply.	Price.	Tenderer.
Mangaoronga Stream Bridge : Labour only	£285 10s. 4d.	McHarrie Bros.
Te Anau Hotel : Electric lighting	£695	A. and T. Burt (Ltd.).
Dunedin Automatic Telephone Exchange : Housing air plant	£426	Fletcher Construction Company.
Hamilton—Rotorua Highway : Metalling	£3,955 6s. 11d.	Gall and Glass Bros.
W. and O.R.I. : 80 ft. barge (labour only)	£800	J. C. Taylor.
Christchurch Receiving Home : Renovations	£389 16s.	T. Gapes and Co.
Portable recording-voltmeters	£48 10s.	J. J. Niven and Co. (Ltd.).
Jaw granulator	£146 5s.	Booth, MacDonald, and Co.
Wataroa Road : Deviation	£770	J. Bourke.
Mangapouri Stream bridge	£334 16s. 8d.	W. A. Bray.
Wakamarina River bridge	£680 15s. 8d.	C. L. Diamanti.
Tangoio—Tutira Highway : Metalling	£356 15s.	W. Sinclair.
W. and O.R.I. : Snagging-barge winch	£467	A. and G. Price (Ltd.).
Awatere River bridge : Limestone	£3,304 5s. 6d.	Foster and McKeany.
Arapuni, Section 161 : Transformers	£265 10s.	A. D. Riley and Co. (Ltd.).
Broadwood Post-office : Additions	£398 8s. 9d.	Hyde Bros.
Timaru Girls’ High School : Additions	£2,899	Harding and Co.
Smedley Estate : Manager’s cottage	£1,150	A. J. Sabin.
Poolburn Post-office : Erection	£478 14s. 7d.	T. Wilkinson.
Clarence River protective works	£3,584	J. Hamilton.
Orewa Township Extension : No. 9 Road	£278 15s.	G. F. King.
Stoke Mental Hospital : Dam extensions	£345 19s.	J. M. Sullivan.
Quote 952, Mokau River Bridge : Hardwood—
3,567 ft. sawn M.A.H.	37s., c.f.e.
650 ft. hewn	37s., c.f.e.
9,988 ft. sawn	37s., c.f.e.
Quote 959, Okaretoa Stream Bridge : Hardwood—
2,409 ft. hewn M.A.H.	28s., f.o.b.
1,860 ft. sawn	29s., f.o.b.
1,264 ft. sawn	28s., f.o.b.
Quote 958, Charwell River Bridge : Hardwood—
322 ft. ironbark piles	1s. 3d., f.o.b.
5,806 ft. hewn ironbark	36s., f.o.b.
3,829 ft. sawn ironbark	43s. 6d., f.o.b.
861 ft. hewn hardwood	25s., f.o.b.
3,162 ft. sawn hardwood	31s., f.o.b.
8,398 ft. sawn hardwood	28s., f.o.b.
Quote 962, Makerikeri River Bridge : Hardwood—
1,886 ft. sawn hardwood	30s., f.o.b.
3,168 ft. sawn hardwood	28s., f.o.b.
207 ft. ironbark piles	1s. 3d., f.o.b.
2,910 ft. hewn hardwood	32s., f.o.b.
Quote 954, Ohikanui River Bridge : Hardwood—
135 ft. ironbark piles	1s. 6d., f.o.b.
367 ft. hewn hardwood	25s., f.o.b.
27,171 ft. hewn ironbark	28s. 6d., f.o.b.
23,312 ft. sawn ironbark	44s., f.o.b.
4,198 ft. sawn hardwood	30s., f.o.b.
15,689 ft. sawn hardwood	28s., f.o.b.
Quote 970, Ashley River Bridge : Hardwood—
756 ft. hewn M.A.H.	32s., f.o.b.
5,523 ft. sawn M.A.H.	29s. 6d., f.o.b.
11,637 ft. sawn M.A.H.	28s., f.o.b.
17,281 ft. sawn M.A.H.	42s. 6d., c.f.e.
Quote 971, Ashley River Bridge : Ironbark—
5,570 ft. hewn	35s., f.o.b.
7,123 ft. sawn	47s. 6d., f.o.b.
Quote 972, Gisborne—Napier Railway : Ironbark telephone-poles—
109 poles	10s. 3d., f.o.b.
111 poles	10s., f.o.b.
109 poles	10s. 9d., f.o.b.

F. W. FURKERT,
Engineer-in-Chief and Under-Secretary.

Officiating Ministers for 1926.—Notice No. 6.

Registrar-General’s Office,
Wellington, 23rd February, 1926.

PURSUANT to the provisions of the Marriage Act, 1908, the following names of Officiating Ministers within the meaning of the said Act are published for general information :—

Roman Catholic Church.
The Reverend William J. Cagney.

Ratana Church.
Apostle Hori A. Hohua.
„ Waari Hoomu.
„ Iriwaerea Whanau.

W. W. COOK, Registrar-General.

Friendly Society registered.

Friendly Societies Department,
Wellington, 1st March, 1926.

THE Ashburton United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary, situated at Ashburton, is registered as a Friendly Society under the Friendly Societies Act, 1909, this 11th day of February, 1926.

WILLIAM M. WRIGHT,
Registrar of Friendly Societies.

[NOTE.—The above notice is published in substitution for that published in New Zealand Gazette No. 9, of 18th February, 1926, page 431.]

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🏗️ Public Works Department Tenders (continued from previous page)

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated2 March 1926
KeywordsTenders, Public Works, Construction, Supplies
👱🏽 Names

25 names identified

McHarrie, Tenderer for Mangaoronga Stream Bridge
A. and T. Burt, Tenderer for Te Anau Hotel electric lighting
Fletcher, Tenderer for Dunedin Automatic Telephone Exchange
Gall, Tenderer for Hamilton—Rotorua Highway
Glass, Tenderer for Hamilton—Rotorua Highway
J. C. Taylor, Tenderer for W. and O.R.I. barge
T. Gapes, Tenderer for Christchurch Receiving Home renovations
J. J. Niven, Tenderer for portable recording-voltmeters
Booth, Tenderer for jaw granulator
MacDonald, Tenderer for jaw granulator
J. Bourke, Tenderer for Wataroa Road deviation
W. A. Bray, Tenderer for Mangapouri Stream bridge
C. L. Diamanti, Tenderer for Wakamarina River bridge
W. Sinclair, Tenderer for Tangoio—Tutira Highway metalling
A. and G. Price, Tenderer for W. and O.R.I. snagging-barge winch
Foster, Tenderer for Awatere River bridge limestone
McKeany, Tenderer for Awatere River bridge limestone
A. D. Riley, Tenderer for Arapuni transformers
Hyde, Tenderer for Broadwood Post-office additions
Harding, Tenderer for Timaru Girls’ High School additions
A. J. Sabin, Tenderer for Smedley Estate manager’s cottage
T. Wilkinson, Tenderer for Poolburn Post-office erection
J. Hamilton, Tenderer for Clarence River protective works
G. F. King, Tenderer for Orewa Township Extension No. 9 Road
J. M. Sullivan, Tenderer for Stoke Mental Hospital dam extensions

👩‍💼 Officials

F. W. Furkert, Engineer-in-Chief and Under-Secretary

⚖️ Officiating Ministers for 1926

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated23 February 1926
KeywordsMarriage Act, Officiating Ministers, Roman Catholic Church, Ratana Church
👱🏽 Names

William J. Cagney (Reverend), Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
Hori A. Hohua (Apostle), Officiating Minister, Ratana Church
Waari Hoomu (Apostle), Officiating Minister, Ratana Church
Iriwaerea Whanau (Apostle), Officiating Minister, Ratana Church

👩‍💼 Officials

W. W. Cook, Registrar-General

🏥 Friendly Society Registration

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Dated1 March 1926
KeywordsFriendly Societies Act, Ashburton United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary
👩‍💼 Officials

William M. Wright, Registrar of Friendly Societies

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