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Auckland Star, Volume IV, Issue 1202, 10 December 1873, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Sureiintondent's Office, Auckland, December 4,18.3. SEPARATE TENDERS will fee received at this office until Noon of Monday, the 22nd instant, for the undermentioned Cervices and Supplies for the Provincial Government duving the periods stated, commencing on the Ist January, 1874 Pr'nted forms of Tender, and copies of the conditions and specifications of the several contracts can be obtained at this office. J. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent. FOB TWELVE CALENDAR MONTHS. I—Printing for the Provincial Government 2-Printing for the Provincial Council 3- Stationery 4—Binding s—Catting C—Shoemakers' Supplies for Mount Eden Gaol 7—Blacksmiths' Supples for Mount Eden Gaol B—Conveyance of Prisoners between Gaol and Courts. FOB, SIX CALENDAR MONTHS. 9-Rations for Mount JTden Gaol 10—Kations for Lock-up 11—Prison and Police Supplies 12—Provisions for Provincial Hospital 13—Provisions for Old Men's Befugo 14—Provisions for Provincial Lunatic Asylum 16—Bread for Hospital and Refuge 16—Meat for Hospital and Refuge 17—Bread for Lunatic Asylum 18—Meat for Lunatic Asylum 19—Rations for Sick and Destitute 20--Coals 21—Firewood. UNION LODGE OF MARK MASTER MASONS, No. 154, E.G. THE Regular Monthly Meeting will be hold at the Lodge-room, Masonic Hotel, at 7.30 pm. This Evening.—By order. H. G. WADE, Secretary. 1.0. G.T. THE Star of Newton Lodge will meet as usual at the Congregational School, room, Newtcn To-morrow (Thursday), at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Candidates are requested to attend for initiation not Liter than 8 o'clock. S. BROOKING, W.S. THIS is to give notice that McCaslin hri usen tho w";jes of his enters from 20s to 30s per week, and found. It •'<? hoped all contractors will do the same, und think wel* over it when tendering for carting scoiia. HMO F. M. P. BROOKFIELD, Esq. Dk vk Sir, —Aa Chairman »f Mr Woodward's committee I regret exceedingly the publication of a flysheet, entitled the "Revised Catechism," written under the heat of a contested election. I beg to arsure Mr Wallace that Mr Woodwa-d's committee readily cancel a) 1, expressions contained in the publication calculated to wound Mr Wallacs'a feelings, and r)so ■withdraw eve.y imputation against him. You are quite at libeUy to make what use you like of this letter, written in the interests of peace. The wider it is circulated the more will be the pleasure I shall derive from having written it. I am, Dear Sir, Yours faithfully, H. S. ANDREWS, Chaivman of Mr Woodward's Election Couimltte . TTJST ÜBLISHED PRICE: 2s. SONG: "NEVER MIND THE REST," Composed by J. H. BE ALE. £1 REWARD. LOST, from Mr Joseph Bennett's residence, a Black Greyhound Dog. about nino monthi old.—Vlndnr will receive the above reward on application to T. & S. Morrin, Queen street. TO CARPENTERS 4; BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned ur-til 4 p.m. of FRIDAY, the 12th inst., for the Taking Down of a Building in the Albert Barracks, Removing and Re-erecting same at Newmarket, for tho Committee of tho Auckland Reformatory. Specification, &c, at my Office, Queen street. P. HBRAPATH, Architect. BOSEBANK STRAWBERRY GARDENS. rPHE Proprietor begs to tender his JL thanks to his friends and the public for past support, and to state that he has Opened a Garden in connection with the abve near to the Devonport Wharf, where every convenience will be found under the pleasant shade of fruit trees. For the convenience of friends in the city a Stall will be opened in the Market every Saturday, where Strawberries will be sold in quart baskets, fresh from the beds. The Market Inspector will receive orders for Jam Fruit in quantities of not less than 12 quarts,',at 4d per quart. A. GOLDIE, Proprietor. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL CALCUTTA SWEEPSTAKES. A CALCUTTA SWEEPSTAKE ON THIS AUCKLAND TURF CLUB CUP Will take place on the Evening of General Entries, 17th December. Tickets—2os each. A CALCUTTA SWEEPSTAKE 01$ THE NEW 'ZEALAND CUP Will be drawn on the Evening of the 26th December. Tickets—2os each. A CALCUTTA SWEEPSTAKK ON THE AUCKLAND SUMMER HANDICAP Will be drawn on the Evening of the 29th December. Ticket—2os each. On this night the prizes of the Turf Club Cup and New Zealand Cup will be paid over. Books open on the Auckland Summer Handicap, Auckland Turf Club Cup, New Zealand Cup, •nd Ellerslie Handicap. Billiard Tournament to Close on lflth January. Two Prizes. JUST LANDED, PER SHIP BYDASPEB. 25 cases Three-Star Hennessy's Pale Brandy. Price, 8e (id per bottle ; 90s per case. 20 cases " Chateau Lafitte" Claret, 90s per case. 20 cases Lormont L, GOs per case. Ordinary Clarets. 36s to 50s. " Punch Brand," Havannah Cigars. 20 cases Jno. Glllon's Lime Juice Cordial, in stone bottles. PER STEAMER HERO. 5 casks Richard Davies' Sherry. Jno. Fallen's Albury White and Red Colonial Wine. The best of Sherry and Port Wine bottled exprersly (or the holidays. Epernay and De Laage Pils Flasks P.B. Eau de Vie tres Vielle P. 8., and MartelTs Genuine Old Dark Brandy, in case. Adgostura and Jellner's Bitters. Onlner'a Eye-opener. EDWARD PERKINS, Proprietor. TO LET, a two-roome^ Cottage. Good supply of water. Near Quean-street.— "■Apply to J. Cater, Photographer, 256, Quean-street. "OURNISHED Apartments for J- Lady and Gentlemen, or three or four Gentle men. with or vtithont board, in a healthy good Bits&aon.—-For cards of address apply at Star office.