✨ Government Correspondence and Public Works
NEW ZEALAND
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
(Province of Taranaki).
Published by Authority.
VOL. X.] NEW PLYMOUTH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1862. [No. 21.
Superintendent’s Office,
24th September, 1862.
THE following letter from the Colonial Secretary, is published for general information.
CHARLES BROWN,
Superintendent.
Colonial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 15th Sept., 1862.
SIR,—Should recent orders expected to be issued by the Commissariat put a stop to the Road Works going on under Mr. Carrington, your Honor is authorised to continue the same until you receive a further communication on the subject from the Government. You will oblige me by making the best provisional arrangements in your power to secure economy in the outlay of the money expended, and efficiency in the performance of the work.
The presentation of this letter to the Sub-Treasurer will be sufficient authority for the payment authorised.
I have, &c.,
ALFRED DOMETT.
His Honor the Superintendent,
New Plymouth.
PUBLIC WORKS.
Superintendent’s Office,
24th September, 1862.
WHEN the undermentioned Works are certified by the Engineering Surveyor as completed in accordance with the accepted Tender, the amount certified will be paid.
The tools and barrows belonging to the Government will be handed over if required, the Contractor to pay for any depreciation of the value while in his hands.
CHARLES BROWN,
Superintendent.
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Taranaki Provincial Gazette 1862, No 21
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🏗️ Authorization to Continue Road Works
🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works15 September 1862
Road Works, Authorization, Commissariat, Provisional Arrangements
- Alfred Domett, Colonial Secretary
- Charles Brown, Superintendent
🏗️ Public Works Payment and Tool Handling
🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works24 September 1862
Public Works, Payment, Tools, Barrows, Government Property
- Charles Brown, Superintendent