Southland Provincial Gazette – 1863 – No. 48

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✨ Tenders Accepted and Declined

WORK ACCEPTED. DECLINED.

Bay Road. Gravelling about 100 chains, 12 feet wide, 10 inches deep in centre, and 8 inches at side. Gravel to be screened; also maintaining the same at per month.

        McNeil and Wilson, graveling, per chain, £5 10s.; maintaining, per month, £12.  McCalland and Kirby, gravelling, per chain, £5 19s. 6d.; maintaining, per month, £12.
                M. Gunn, gravelling, per chain, £7 10s.; maintaining, per month, £10.
        J. Johnson, maintaining, per month, £15.
        J. McJerney, gravelling, per chain, £7; maintaining, per month, £3 5s.
        Palethorpe and Muir, gravelling, per chain, £8; maintaining, per month, £10.
        G. Brown, gravelling, per chain, £9 15s.
        McIntyre and Falcon, gravelling, per chain, £6.
        J. Wilson, per chain, £7.
        Townsend and Bashford, £15.
        Campbell and Robertson, gravelling, per chain, with screened gravel, £7 15s.; ditto, unscreened ditto, £6 2s. 6d.; maintenance, per month, £3.

Survey Stables, addition. Build store room in rear of and adjoining the above 36 ft. 6 in. long, 12 ft. wide; walls and roof corrugated iron.

        J. A. Petherwick, £84.      F. Yock, £88.
                    W. Scandrett, £84.
                    Douglas and McMillan, £110.
                    J. D. Johnstone, £95.
                    J. Rose and Co., £83.
                    T. Price, £145.
                    J. Hill, £85.

Police Barracks. Erection of additional barracks at Invercargill.

        Kenneth Lamond, £1150.      Gunn and Thompson, £1095.
                    Matheson and Gracie, £1150.
                    J. D. Johnstone, £1150.
                    Scott and Drummond, £1200.
                    J. A. Petherick, £1500.
                    C. McIntyre, £1213.
                    F. Locke, £1025.

Cemetery, Invercargill. Cutting 10 chains or thereby of drains 4 ft. deep, commencing at outfall drain on western side, and extending therefrom in line pegged out.

        Chapman, Young and Wilkinson, 12s. per chain.   J. McMahon and Co., per chain, L2 1s. 6d.
                    W. Dunlop, ditto, L1.
                    R. McAlister, ditto, 18s.
                    D. Wright, ditto, L1 2s.

Jetty Warehouse. Removal of above a distance of 20 yards or thereby.

        P. Drummond, £19.       C. E. Price, L70.
                    Greville, Whiting and Co., L98.

VUW Te Waharoa — Southland Provincial Gazette 1863, No 48

Built in 1864 as a Masonic lodge, this building was purchased by the Southland Provincial Council as their council chambers in 1866. It still stands today.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏛️ List of Accepted and Non-Accepted Tenders (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTenders, Road Construction, Punt Construction, Building, Police Barracks, Cemetery, Jetty Warehouse
👱🏽 Names

48 names identified

McNeil, Tender for Bay Road graveling accepted
Wilson, Tender for Bay Road graveling accepted
McCalland, Tender for Bay Road graveling declined
Kirby, Tender for Bay Road graveling declined
M. Gunn, Tender for Bay Road graveling declined
J. Johnson, Tender for Bay Road maintenance declined
J. McJerney, Tender for Bay Road graveling and maintenance declined
Palethorpe, Tender for Bay Road graveling and maintenance declined
Muir, Tender for Bay Road graveling and maintenance declined
G. Brown, Tender for Bay Road graveling declined
McIntyre, Tender for Bay Road graveling declined
Falcon, Tender for Bay Road graveling declined
J. Wilson, Tender for Bay Road graveling declined
Townsend, Tender for Bay Road maintenance declined
Bashford, Tender for Bay Road maintenance declined
Campbell, Tender for Bay Road graveling and maintenance declined
Robertson, Tender for Bay Road graveling and maintenance declined
J. A. Petherwick, Tender for Survey Stables addition accepted
F. Yock, Tender for Survey Stables addition declined
W. Scandrett, Tender for Survey Stables addition declined
Douglas, Tender for Survey Stables addition declined
McMillan, Tender for Survey Stables addition declined
J. D. Johnstone, Tender for Survey Stables addition declined
J. Rose, Tender for Survey Stables addition declined
T. Price, Tender for Survey Stables addition declined
J. Hill, Tender for Survey Stables addition declined
Kenneth Lamond, Tender for Police Barracks erection accepted
Gunn, Tender for Police Barracks erection declined
Thompson, Tender for Police Barracks erection declined
Matheson, Tender for Police Barracks erection declined
Gracie, Tender for Police Barracks erection declined
J. D. Johnstone, Tender for Police Barracks erection declined
Scott, Tender for Police Barracks erection declined
Drummond, Tender for Police Barracks erection declined
J. A. Petherick, Tender for Police Barracks erection declined
C. McIntyre, Tender for Police Barracks erection declined
F. Locke, Tender for Police Barracks erection declined
Chapman, Tender for Cemetery drain cutting accepted
Young, Tender for Cemetery drain cutting accepted
Wilkinson, Tender for Cemetery drain cutting accepted
J. McMahon, Tender for Cemetery drain cutting declined
W. Dunlop, Tender for Cemetery drain cutting declined
R. McAlister, Tender for Cemetery drain cutting declined
D. Wright, Tender for Cemetery drain cutting declined
P. Drummond, Tender for Jetty Warehouse removal accepted
C. E. Price, Tender for Jetty Warehouse removal declined
Greville, Tender for Jetty Warehouse removal declined
Whiting, Tender for Jetty Warehouse removal declined

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