Otago Provincial Gazette – 1870 – No. 644

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✨ Government Contracts

NEW ZEALAND.

OTAGO

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT

GAZETTE.

Published by Authority.

Vol. XIV. DUNEDIN, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1870. No. 644.

CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OF STORES, PROVISIONS, &c., IN SUCH QUANTITIES AS MAY BE REQUIRED ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT, BY THE GOVERNMENT STOREKEEPER, OR HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, AUTHORISED DURING THE YEAR 1870.

NATURE OF CONTRACT	NAMES OF ACCEPTED TENDERERS	CONTRACT No.	TENDERS RECEIVED
Bookbinding ...	Ferguson and Mitchell ...	No. 1	2
Cleaning Cesspools ...	R. G. Harris ...	...	2
Do Chimneys ...	R. G. Harris ...	...	4
Funerals ...	J. R. Spicer ...	...	1
Do ...	Francis Meenan ...	...	...
Forage ...	Andrew Hogg ...	...	...
Fuel—Mixed Firewood ...	...	...	...
Do English and Newcastle Coals ...	Guthrie and Asher ...	...	3
Do Shag Point and Clutha Coals ...	G. S. Brodrick ...	...	2
Do Green Island Coals ...	Thomas Frew ...	8	...
Ironmongery ...	A. Briscoe and Co. ...	9	...
Oils ...	A. Briscoe and Co. ...	10	...
Plumbers’ and Zinc Workers’ Materials ...	A. and T. Burt ...	11	...
Paints, Colors, and Glazing ...	Scanlan Bros. and Co. ...	12	...
Printing Gazette, &c. ...	Mills, Dick and Co. ...	13	...
Do Departmental Forms ...	Mills, Dick and Co. ...	14	3
Powder and Fuse ...	A. Briscoe and Co. ...	15	...
Rations and Medical Comforts—Goal ...	Ure and Co. ...	16	...
Milk—Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, and Immigration Depot ...	David Andrew ...	17	5
Potatoes—Lunatic Asylum and Hospital ...	Paterson and M’Leod ...	18	1
Rations and Medical Comforts—Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, and Immigration ...	Paterson and M’Leod ...	19	5
Bread—Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, and Immigration Depot ...	William Menzies ...	20	8
Bread—Industrial School ...	John Blair ...	21	...
Meat—Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, and Immigration Depot ...	Edward Menlove ...	22	5
Do ...	Simpson and Asher ...	23	3
Meat—Industrial School ...	...	24	3
Stationery ...	A. R. Livingston ...	25	2
Timber ...	Guthrie and Asher ...	26	4

VUW Te Waharoa — Otago Provincial Gazette 1870, No 644

The Otago Provincial Council sat in a number of buildings, including the Dunedin Stock Exchange (depicted) in Princes St

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏛️ Contracts for the Supply of Stores, Provisions, &c., for 1870

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsContracts, Government Stores, Provisions, Tenders
👱🏽 Names

25 names identified

Ferguson, Accepted tenderer for Bookbinding
Mitchell, Accepted tenderer for Bookbinding
R. G. Harris, Accepted tenderer for Cleaning Cesspools and Chimneys
J. R. Spicer, Accepted tenderer for Funerals
Francis Meenan, Accepted tenderer for Funerals
Andrew Hogg, Accepted tenderer for Forage
Guthrie, Accepted tenderer for English and Newcastle Coals and Timber
Asher, Accepted tenderer for English and Newcastle Coals and Timber
G. S. Brodrick, Accepted tenderer for Shag Point and Clutha Coals
Thomas Frew, Accepted tenderer for Green Island Coals
A. Briscoe, Accepted tenderer for Ironmongery, Oils, and Powder and Fuse
A. Burt, Accepted tenderer for Plumbers’ and Zinc Workers’ Materials
T. Burt, Accepted tenderer for Plumbers’ and Zinc Workers’ Materials
Scanlan, Accepted tenderer for Paints, Colors, and Glazing
Mills, Accepted tenderer for Printing Gazette and Departmental Forms
Dick, Accepted tenderer for Printing Gazette and Departmental Forms
Ure, Accepted tenderer for Rations and Medical Comforts—Goal
David Andrew, Accepted tenderer for Milk—Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, and Immigration Depot
Paterson, Accepted tenderer for Potatoes—Lunatic Asylum and Hospital and Rations and Medical Comforts—Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, and Immigration
M’Leod, Accepted tenderer for Potatoes—Lunatic Asylum and Hospital and Rations and Medical Comforts—Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, and Immigration
William Menzies, Accepted tenderer for Bread—Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, and Immigration Depot
John Blair, Accepted tenderer for Bread—Industrial School
Edward Menlove, Accepted tenderer for Meat—Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, and Immigration Depot
Simpson, Accepted tenderer for Meat—Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, and Immigration Depot
A. R. Livingston, Accepted tenderer for Stationery

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