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Dunstan Times, Issue 778, 16 March 1877, Page 2

VINCENT COUNTY NOTICES. TENDERS will be received at the Council Offices, Clyde, until noon of the 24th day of March, 1877, for the Formation, Gravelling, &0., of 80 chains of road between Blacks and Lauder Creek. Plans and specifications may bo inspected at the Council Offices, Clyde, and a copy of specifications at the Court house, Cromwell. Neither the lowest nor any tender necessarily accepted. (Signed) VINCENT PYKE, Chairman. TENDERS will be received at the Council Offices, Clyde, until noon of the 24th day of March, 1877, for the construction of a Dam Flood Channel, and Open Crossing in the Township of Blacks. Plans and specifications may be inspected at the Council Offices, Clyde, and a copy of specifications at Mr Pitches’ store, Blacks. Neither the lowest nor any tender necessarily accepted. (Signed) VINCENT PYKE, Chairman. TENDERS will be received at the Council Offices, Clyde, until noon of the 241h day of March, 1877, for the Formation and Gravelling of 11 chains of Road between Clyde and Blacks, near Chatto Creek. Plans and specifications may.bo inspected at the Council Offices, Clyde, and a copy of specifications at the Court-house, Cromwell. (Signed) VINCENT PYKE, Chairman. IVT OTICE is hereby given that a -it Special Meeting of the Council of Vincent County will be held at the Town Hall, Clyde, on Wednesday, the twentyeighth day of March, 1577, at the hour of 12 noon, for the purpose of confirming two Resolutions adqpted at a Special Meeting of the said Council held at the afore-mention-ed place on the first day of February last, and which resolutions are as follows, viz. : That Bye-law No. 1 as reported from the committee be adopted. That Bye-law No. 2 as read, be adopted. CEORGE CLARK, Clerk to the County Council. Clyde, Feb, 24, 1877. nnENDEES will be received at the County Council Offices, Clyde, until noon of Tuesday, the 27th day of March, 1877, for the Maintenance of the undermentioned Roads, for the terra of One Year, terminating on the 31st March, IS7S 1. Cromwell town boundary to the Kirtleburn. 2. Cromwell town boundary to Newcastle. 3. Main road to Shepherd’s Creek. 4. Clyde town boundary to Chatto Creek. 5. Chatto Creek to Black's Upper Crossing. 6. 'Black’s Upper Crossing to Landerburn. 7. Alexandra to County boundary, Speargrass Flat. Conditions of contract may be seen at the Council Offices, Clyde, the Court-house, Jromwell, the Police Station, Alexandra, ind at Mr Pitches’ Store, Blacks. Each Tender must be accompanied with a leposit of 2J per cent, on the amount, vhich deposit will be forfeited by the auccessul tenderer if he tails or neglects to take up .he contract within seven days from the ■eceipt of notification that his contract has )een accepted. VINCENT PYKE. Chairman. FOR SALE BV PRIVATE CONTRACT, 3 ALE-WAY HOUSE, CLYDE AND CROMWELL ROAD. VALUABLE ROAD SIDE PRQI PERTY. COMPRISING Hotel, with first class Stable accommodation. Large Garden, well stocked with Fruit Trees; 2 Paddocks securely 'encecl and laid down in Clover and Trass, Stock-yard, and every convenimce—the whole commanded by a lever failing supply of water. Particulars of terms, Ac., obtained >f GEO. FACHE, Clyde, Or, On the Premises. ROW ATT”.S PAT ENT 'ANUCAPNIC SAFETY KEROSINE LAMP. THE difference between the Anucapnic Safety Kerosine Lamp, ind the ordinary lamp is, that instead of >nly having one brass dome or cone above die flume, Mr Rowatt, the Patentee of the low burner, uses two domes, the one inside die other. The inner dome creates the tsual draught of air rushing up to the flame common to all kerosine lumps g but, in addition to that, when the outside dome gets not, it draws up a powerful current of air dirough the space betweenthe names, which meeting the inner current at the flame disposes of all smoke or smell, for whatever of those may escape the first dome is caught ind burned clean by the second one. The lame is the same shape as the ordinary lamp gives, but much more brilliant, white, and steady. A handsome shaped globe, which lever breaks with the heat, shelters the lame from any sudden draught, while a ■imple piece of wire gauze, resting on the ;np of the globe, has the effect of making he flame perfectly steady, preventing down Iranght and keeping it. clear from insects. Hie whole invention consists in the double lome, one inside the other, by which nr•angement the combustion produoenia much nore perfect than that can he git from a diimney lamp. It is perfectly simple and virhont any liability to get out of order, they can be had complete from Cs. each ind upwards. • U‘ ■.