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Dunstan Times, Issue 1166, 4 July 1884, Page 2

I V Wntrnt ganntg Kronen notice*,, INOENT COUNT' •At "s' meeting of the Vincent Confity Council held on the 28th day of May, 1884; thejfollowing tenders were dealt'with .•-l\ CONTRACT No. 106 - James Marshall, L 75. . accepted ; William Foreman, LI 19, informal, rejected. -CONTRACT No. 119—Thomas, M'Nulty, L3S6, accepted ; J.jJ. Darplay, L 382 ■ 14s, Abernethy -and M‘l.eilan, JL397 ■lßs, Felix Fox,' L4C4l9s. rejected. (Signed) (W.’FRASER, i Chairman. * Tjd at th# yiNCENT COTTN TENDERS will be received County Oiiiees, Clyde, up to 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY,- 23rd day of JULY, 1884, for the undermentioned works CONTRACT 120—Formation of 41 chains of the Main Road between Alexandra and Roxburgh, commencing at a point about 30 chains south of Field’s Hotel, and extendingjtowards Roxburgh, CONTRACT 121- Formation of 102 chains 11 links of the main road “Clydeto Lauder Creek,” being an approach to the Lauder Creek Bridge. Plans and specifications may be teen at the County Offices, Clyde, and forms of tender and schedule are obtainable at the Sohoolbonse, Bald Hill Plat, and at the Store of Mr J. "Pitches. Ophir. Tenders to be addressed to the “ Chairman,” and marked outside Tender for Contract —— ' * Neither the lowest nor any tender necessarily’aooopted, L. D. MACGEOE6E, County Engineer, Vincent County Offices, Jnly 2nd, 1881. 0 GALLAGHER, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Ophir, Having Leased the Blacksmith’s Shop and Smithy at Tinkers, I beg to announce that 1 will at+end there every Monday and Friday to any and all kinds of work that I may be favoured with.

FOU ND.—-A Gmenstone Pendant with rather large Colonial Gold Link attached. Appiy Office of this Paper. NOTICE. MINERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the Golden Gate Gold Minin" Company (Limited) will be held at the Company’s Office, lOan’s Gnlly, on SATURDAY, 12th July, at 2 o’clock p.m. ■> ■ MAIL NOTICE. MAILS FOB, THE UNITED KINGDOM AND EUROPE, Via Rio dk.Janiero and Plymouth. A mail for United Kinedom via, Rio do Janiero and Plymouth, will leave Lyttelton by the s.s. British King this month. A mail via Brindisi leaves Dunedin every Thursday at 1.30 p m. Letters by this route must be specially addressed, and paid 8d per J oz. ■D. M'FERRANv r "Dean’s Gully, July Ist, 1884. Manager, Via Brindisi. R. KEELE, Postmaster, Clyde.