5. Palmerston to Oamaru.—Contract No. 248,
   Gravelling portion of Road near Hampden.

6. Tuapeka to Teviot.—Contract No. 249, Gravelling
   portions of Road near Beaumont Ferry.

7. Palmerston to Eweburn.—Contract No. 250,
   Construction of Road through Tiverton street, Palmerston.

8. Main Road through Hampden.—Contract No. 251,
   Construction of portion of Main Road.

9. Bridges.—Contract No. 252, Erection of Bridge
   over the Southern Branch of Tokomairiro River.

Plans and specifications may be seen, and forms of
tender obtained at the Office of the Engineer of Roads
and Works, Dunedin.

Tenders to be endorsed “Roads and Works, Tender
for Contract Nos. 245, 246, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252,”
as the case may be.

The Government does not undertake the lowest or
any tender.

TENDERS will be received at the Government
Office, in Dunedin, until Noon of Saturday,
30th March, 1867, for the undermentioned Supplies for
the respective Police Stations aftermentioned:—

West Taieri
—Oats at per bushel
Bran „
Oaten Hay per ton
Chaff „

Tokomairiro
—Oats at per bushel
Bran „
Oaten Hay per ton
Chaff „

Lawrence
—Oats at per bushel
Bran „
Oaten Hay per ton
Chaff „

Tuapeka
—Oats at per bushel
Chaff at per ton

Balclutha
—Oats at per bushel
Oaten Hay at per ton

Naseby
—Oats at per bushel
Bran „
Oaten Hay at per ton
Chaff „

Macrae’s Flat
—Oats at per bushel
Chaff at per ton

Oamaru
—Oats at per bushel
Bran „
Oaten Hay at per ton
Chaff „

Hampden
—Oats at per bushel
Bran „
Oaten Hay at per ton
Chaff „

Waikouaiti
—Oats at per bushel
Bran „
Oaten Hay at per ton
Chaff „

Queenstown
—Oats at per bushel
Bran „
Oaten Hay at per ton
Chaff „

Arrow
—Oats at per bushel
Bran „
Oaten Hay at per ton
Chaff „

Clyde
—Oats at per bushel
Bran „
Oaten Hay at per ton
Chaff „

Information may be received from the officer in
charge at the above stations.

John Logan, Storekeeper.

BOOKBINDERS’ Tender wanted for the Supply of
40 Portfolios, as per sample to be seen at my
office. Tender to be lodged by noon of Friday, 22nd
March, 1867.

John Logan, Storekeeper.

19th March, 1867.

TENDERS are invited for about Thirty Chains of
Road in Highcliff District, at per chain. Plans
and specifications to be seen at the house of Peter
Lothian, Randolph Cliff, Highcliff. Tenders to be lodged
on or before the seventh of April next.

James Rattray, Clerk and Collector.

19th March, 1867.

DOGS registered by the following persons at the
undermentioned Police Stations during the
month of February, 1867. For previous list, see Supple-
ment to Gazette of 20th February, 1867.

Port Chalmers.
Richard Latimer, Carey’s Bay, near
Port Chalmers ... 1

Cromwell Station.
C. M. Hedlund, Roaring Meg ... 1

Balclutha Station.
D. A. Tolmie, Cairns Station ... 1

Mount Ida Station.
Peter Cain, Naseby ... 1
Wm. John Baxter, Naseby ... 1
Henry Jenkins, „ ... 1
James Stedman, „ ... 1
James Myles, „ ... 1
Christian Heener, „ ... 1

Oamaru Station.
William Aske, Oamaru ... 1
John Griffiths, „ ... 1
James Massey, „ ... 1

Waikouaiti Station.
Robert Mathieson, Coal Creek ... 2

CUSTOMS Notice.—The undermentioned persons
have been duly licensed to act as Custom House
Agents at this port for the year ending 20th February,
1867:—

George Turnbull,
James Palmer,
Robert Nimmo,
Frederick William Charles Henry Wurm.

Thomas Hill,
Deputy Commissioner.
Customs, Dunedin,
26th February, 1867.

M. CUSTOMS.—Notice is hereby given, that
the following Goods, having remained in Bond
beyond the time prescribed by law, will, in terms of the
“Customs Regulation Act, 1858,” be sold by public
auction on Friday, the 22nd instant, at Reynolds’
Bond; sale to commence at 12 o’clock:—

a 119 cases Brandy, 216½ gals.
162 1 ullage „
2 qr.-casks do., 58 „
236437 1 case Tobacco, 157 lbs
302½ 2 boxes Snuff, 197 „
386 43 1 case Tobacco, 161 „
387 46 1 „ do., 162 „
593 6 1 qr.-cask Wine, 26 gals
a 664 20 cases do., 40 „
a 3 „ Bitters, 8½ „

Thomas Hill, Collector.
Custom House, Dunedin, 12th March, 1867.

REGISTRATION FORMS may be obtained gratis
from any of the Registration Officers or Wardens
in the Province. The claims must be lodged with the
respective Registration Officers before the end of March,
1867.