Provincial Government Tender Results




PROVINCE OF TARANAKI.

New Zealand Government Gazette.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

VOL. XXIII.] NEW PLYMOUTH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1875. [No. 14.

CONTRACTS FOR THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT.

Superintendent's Office,
New Plymouth, 1st July, 1875.
The following list of accepted Tenders for Supplies, &c., is published for general information.

FRED. A. CARRINGTON,
Superintendent.

GAOL RATIONS.

No. 1 Ration—Clarke & Bunbury.
Bread, 1½lbs.
Meat, without bone, ¾lb.
Potatoes, 1lb.
Tea, ¼oz.
Sugar, 2ozs.
Barley, 1oz.
Salt, ½oz.
Pepper, 1/32oz.
Vegetables, mixed, ¼lb.
Soap, ½oz.
} 8½d.

No. 2 Ration—Clarke & Bunbury.
Bread, 1lb.
Meat, without bone, ¾lb.
Potatoes, 1lb.
Tea, ¼oz.
Sugar, 2ozs.
Barley, 1oz.
Salt, ½oz.
Pepper, 1/32oz.
Vegetables, mixed, ¼lb.
Soap, ½oz.
} 7½d.

No. 3 Ration—Clarke & Bunbury.
Bread, 1½lbs.
Soap, ½oz.
} 2d.

GAOL CLOTHING.

Clothing—R. M. Honywill.
Blankets, 11s per pair
Rugs, 7s 6d each
Blue Serge Shirts, 8s 6d each
Scotch Twill, 3s 3d each
Flannel Shirts, 7s 6d each
Towels, 11s per dozen
Trowsers, 9s per pair.

Boots—Mrs. Hood.
Boots, 8s 6d and 10s per pair.

Firewood—E. Okey.
Firewood, 10s 6d per ton.

Iron Work—J. M. Vivian.
Bridge work, 5d per lb.
Other work, 5½d "

RATIONS FOR DESTITUTE PERSONS.

Clarke & Bunbury.
Bread, 1½d per lb.
Potatoes, 1d "
Coffee, 1s 7d "
Sugar, 5d "
Tea, 2s 4d "

Meat—A. Colson.
Meat, 3½d per lb.



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🏘️ Accepted tenders for Provincial Government supplies

🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
1 July 1875
Tenders, Supplies, Gaol Rations, Clothing, Firewood, Iron Work, Destitute Persons, New Plymouth
7 names identified
  • Clarke, Contractor for Gaol Rations and Destitute Rations
  • Bunbury, Contractor for Gaol Rations and Destitute Rations
  • R. M. Honywill, Contractor for Gaol Clothing
  • Hood (Mrs.), Contractor for Boots
  • E. Okey, Contractor for Firewood
  • J. M. Vivian, Contractor for Iron Work
  • A. Colson, Contractor for Meat

  • Fred. A. Carrington, Superintendent