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Tenders.

Provincial Secretary’s Office,

Wellington, 26th July, 1867.

THE following Tenders are published for general information.

W. Hickson,

Provincial Secretary.

Forming 20 chains of the Rhodes’ Highway District Road.

Per chain.

Messrs. Fitchfield & John £2 0 0 Accepted

Mr. John Leo .. .. 1 19 0 Declined

Mr. Edmond Ryan .. .. 3 0 0 .. do

Mr. J. Hagarty and party 2 5 0 .. do

Messrs G. Matthews & Co. 5 6 0 .. do

Mr. D. Barker .. .. 2 7 0 .. do

Mr. J. D. Knowles .. .. 2 10 0 .. do

Messrs. Day & Co. .. 2 15 0 .. do

Messrs. C. Dowsett & Co. 8 12 0 .. do

Mr. J. Norris .. .. .. 4 0 0 .. do

Tenders.

Provincial Secretary’s Office,

Wellington, 18th July, 1867.

THE following Tenders are published for general information.

W. Hickson,

Provincial Secretary.

Twenty-four Chains of Castle Point Road.

Per Chain.

Mr. Geo. Heron .. .. £4 0 0 Accepted

Mr. A. Scott .. .. 5 10 0 Declined

Mr. E. O’Malley .. .. 153 0 0 .. do

Formation of 2 Miles and 54 Chains of the Masterton and Castle Point line of Road.

Mr. E. O’Malley £1 224 13 0 Accepted

Mr. Geo. Aickin .. 1 550 0 0 Declined

Messrs. Chapman, Andrews, and Taylor .. 1230 0 0 .. do

Blinding Porirua Bay Road.

D. Harris .. £0 17 0 per chain Accepted

W. Ryan .. 0 17 0 .. Declined

Leadon and Woolston 1 7 0 .. .. do

G. Morgan 1 10 0 .. .. do

Discontinuance of Road in the Tunahaere District.

NOTICE is hereby given that in consequence of the opening of the line of road known as the “New Missionary Line,” the old “Missionary Line” as shewn on the Government map of the Wanganui District is no longer required for the public convenience, and that it is the intention of the Tunahaere Board to discontinue the said old “Missionary Line” from and after the first day of November now next ensuing, in pursuance with clause 88 of “District Highways Act, 1862.”

W. FINNIMORE,

Chairman Tunahaere Board of Wardens.

Wanganui, 15th July, 1867.

Notice.

Wellington Savings Bank,

30th July, 1867.

NOTICE is hereby given that it has been represented to me, the undersigned Accountant to the Wellington Savings Bank, that Rawiri Puaha, a depositor in the said Bank, is deceased intestate, and that Hohepa Tamaihengia is the nearest of kin to the said Rawiri Puaha deceased.

And that under the power vested in the Trustees of the said Bank by an Act passed by the Provincial Council of the Province of Wellington, Session III, No. 7, intituled “An Act to Provide for the Management of Savings Banks in the Province of Wellington,” the said Trustees will, on the expiration of the three months notice therein provided for, proceed to consider to whom the sum standing in the books of the said Bank to the credit of the said Rawiri Puaha shall be paid.

John Knowles,

Accountant Wellington Savings Bank.

He Panuitanga.

Peke Tiaki-moni,

Poneke, Hurae 30, 1867.

E WHAKARONGO mai ko ahau te kai tuhituhi o te Peke Tiaki-moni o Poneke. Na, kua tae mai ki au te korero, ko Rawiri Puaha kua mate, he moni ana kei roto i te peke—na, ko Hohepa Tamaihengia to muri iho i a ia. Heoi ko te ritenga tenei, ki ta “Te Ture whakahaere tikanga mo nga peke tiaki-moni,” o te Porowini o Poneke, o te Runanga III., rarangi 7:—hei te mutunga o nga marama e toru e haere ake nei ka huihui te Komiti o taua Peke ki te hurihuri tikanga mo aua moni a Rawiri Puaha, kia mohiotia ai te tangata mana e tango.

Hoani Noti,

Kai tuhituhi o te peke tiaki-moni o Poneke.

Printed under the authority of the Government of the Province of Wellington, by Thomas M’Kenzie, Printer for the time being to such Government.