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Tenders,

Provincial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 6th April, 1868.

THE following Tenders are published for general information.

W. Hickson,
Provincial Secretary.

METALLING 27 CHAINS of ROAD, UPPER WAINUI-O-MATA DISTRICT.

Per Chain.
Robert Neal ... 1 0 0 Accepted
Robert Pecks ... 1 2 6 Declined
George White ... 1 4 0 "
James Bills ... 2 0 0 "

FORMING 28 CHAINS of ROAD, HOROKIWI DISTRICT.

Per Chain.
F. Greer ... 1 7 0 Accepted
J. Collett ... 2 2 6 Declined
Jas. Gigger, the whole 52 10 0 "
C. Relf ... 58 8 0 "
P. Rumble ... 62 0 0 "

TENDERS FOR FINISHING 26 CHAINS of FOXTON ROAD.

John Kean & Co., 28 chains Road, at £1 15s. 0d. per chain, 7 chains Drain at 14s. per chain, 10 chains Drain at 7s. 6d. per chain. Accepted.

Walker & Co., 28 chains Road at £1 12s per chain, 7 chains Drain at 18s per chain, 10 chains Drain at 12s per chain. Declined.

F. L. Marshall, 28 chains Road at £1 14s per chain, 7 chains Drain at 18s per chain, 10 chains Drain at 16s per chain. Declined.

Norman Nash, 28 chains Road at 3s 10½d. per chain, 7 chains Drain at 18s per chain, 10 chains Drain, for all, £4 10s. Declined.

T. Waters, 28 chains Road at £1 16s per chain, 7 chains Drain at £1 per chain, 10 chains drain at 18s per chain. Declined.

R. F. Taylor, 28 chains Road at £1 15s per chain, 7 chains Drain and 10 chains Drain not tendered for. Declined.

Sheep Inspector’s Certificate.

THE following certificate is published for general information.

W. Hickson,
Provincial Secretary.

Rangitikei, March 18, 1868.

This is to certify that I have this day examined a flock of sheep belonging to Dr. Curl, numbering about eight hundred (800), and found them clean and free from Scab.

Robert K. Simpson,
Sub-Inspector of Sheep.

Election of Wardens.

OHARIU ROAD DISTRICT.

Provincial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 4th April, 1868.

NOTICE has been given to this Office under the hand of the undersigned Chairman, that at a meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District, held at the residence of Mr. Wm. France on the 23rd of March, 1868, the following gentlemen were elected members of the Board of Wardens for the ensuing two years, viz:

Mr. Jas. Bryant
Thos. Bassett
Chas. Lewer
Michael Tuohy
F. C. Darby, Chairman.

W. Hickson,
Provincial Secretary.

Notice to Mariners.

QUEEN’S WHARF, WELLINGTON.

Harbour Master’s Office,
Wellington, 2nd April, 1868.

IT is notified that on the night of Wednesday, the 15th inst., and every night thereafter, a fixed red light will be exhibited from the flagstaff on the outer end of the Queen’s Wharf extension, and will be visible from N.N.E. round by E. to S.S.E. Compass bearings to light:

Jerningham Point, W. by S.; Halswell Point, W. by S. ¼ S.; Soames’ Island Lighthouse, S.W. ½ W.; Ngauranga, S. by W. ½ W.; Pipitea Point, S. ¼ W. The bearings are magnetic; variation 15° E. in 1855.

John Holiday,
Harbour Master.

Wellington Cemetery.

Provincial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 26th March, 1868.

THE following Balance Sheet is published for general information in accordance with the “Cemeteries Act” Session X, No 2.

W. Hickson,
Provincial Secretary.

WELLINGTON GENERAL CEMETERY BALANCE SHEET FOR 1867.

Dr.

1867
£ s. d.
To Gate & Fencing 16 16 9
Labor ... 22 9 6
Cartage (Gravel &c.) ... 7 6 6
Notice Board, and Paintingsame ... 6 16 10
Stationery and Sundries ... 1 9 6
Interest on Loan ... 15 0 0
Insurance ... 1 6 8
Balance ... 57 2 2

£128 7 6

Cr.

1867
£ s. d.
By Balance brought forward ... 56 12 6
Payments for right of Interment ... 71 15 0

£128 7 6

1868
By Balance ... 57 2 2

W. Lyon
J. Woodward, Trustees.
David Lewis

Wellington, 31st March, 1868.

Being Cash advanced by Mr. May to Trustees in December, 1867 ... 150 0 0

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