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Evening Star, Issue 3927, 25 September 1875, Page 3

CORPORATION NOTICES CITY OF DUNEDIN. THE NEW DUNEDIN VOLUNTEE., FIRE BRIGADE. ■[VrOTICE is hereby given, Unit the City ; Council Dunedin, acting thiough their lire Brigade Committee, have accepted the services of the following volunteers as Members of the new Fire Brigade :—■ 1. Atkinson, John, George street 2, brown, William, Cannongate o. Bowers, John, Jones street 4. Blagdon, William a. Corley, E. F., Castle street 0. Croxford, C., Stafford street 7. Carmalk, W. E., High street 8. Duncan, Alexander, Walker street 9. Davys, J. W., Stuart street 10. Falconer, H., George street 11. Frazer, John, Great King street 12. Galland, H. B , George street 18. Galland, J, B„ Frederick ftreet 14. Grant, Alexander, Forth street 15. Hougton, C. C., Maitland street IC. Jones, R, 8,, Forth street 17. Krose, P. 0., Scotland street | 18. Johnston, Thomas, Great King street 19. Lothian, John, Castle street 20. Magee, Robert, Dowling street 21. Nicholson, Thomas, Rattray street 22- Robinson, John, Railway Station 23. Sinclair, James, Princes street 24. Sinclair, William, Princes street 25. Smith, John, Brown street 27 IS?*Ju’ u H ’ S n ’’ FrP &»ic street oc unn ’ George street on Howe street 29. Yebstcr, W., Great King^trect The Council regret that, for financial considerations, it hai been found desirable to fix the number of members at thirty instead of forty, as proposed, and that thus itjw ill be impossible to accept the services of all the gentlemen who have volunteered to form the new Brigade, i h.e depviiation from the Volunteers having provisionally arranged terms and conditions with the Council, an adjourned meeting between the Council’s Fire Brigade Committee and the Members of the New Brigade, will be held at the City Council Chambers on Monday, September instant, at 7.30 tun., in order finally to settle the draft agreement, and to do other incidental business. The twenty-nine gentlemen whose names are enumerated above, are respectfully requested to attend said meeting. HENRY J. WALTER. September 24, 1875. Mayor. CITY OF DUNEDIN. 71 LENDERS will bo received at the Town ® Clerks Cffice, Manse street, on or before \\ ednesday, 29th September, at 3 p.m., for the follown* works separately ; Ist For forming section 2, Town Belt Main Drive.

2nd For constructing' Sewer under Princes street north ; for forming and laying earthenware pipes at Castle street, and other works, j 3rd. For forming the south side of Albert street. Plans and specifications [at City Surveyor’s Office. September 22, 1875, J. M. MASSEY, Town Clerk. CORPORATION OF PORT CHALMERS. TENDERS WANTED. f fIENDERS, for the lease from year to year I. of the Grazing right to that portion of the Port Chalmers Town Belt, lately in the occupation of Mr Henry Dench, and known as the Recreation Grounds, will be received at this office up till Monday, October 4 th, 1875, at 4 o’clock p.m. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, JOHN LAING, Town Cleik Town Clerk’s office, Port Chalmers, September 21st, 1875. GOVERNMENT NOTICES V. R. Public Works Offices (Colonial Architect’s Branch), Wellington, 16th September, 1875. TENDERS are invited for the erection of a Post and Telegraph Office at Mosgiel, in the Province of Otago. General conditions, specifications, and drawings may be seen at the offices of the Colonial Architect, Wellington, and at the Public Werks Office, Dunedin. Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside “ Tenders for Post and Telegraph Office, Mosgiel.” will be received at the office of the undersigned up to noon of Monday, the 18th day of October, 1875. Telegraphic tenders will be received, provided original tender and deposit are lodged with the nearest District Engineer at the time above specified. Ihe lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

W. H. CLAYTON, Colonial Architect. [Extract from the New Zealand ‘Gazette,’ September 10,1875—N0. 51.] OTAGO PUBLIC BUILDINGS LOAN ORDINANCE, 1862. Treasury, Wellington, 13th September, 1875. TT] is, hereby notified, that the principal X moneys secured by the Debentures issued under the Ordinance above cited, and falling due on the Ist October next, will be paid on presentation of the Bonds on or after that date at the Bank of New Zealand, London; at the Bank of New Zealand, Melbourne; or at the Provincial Treasury, Dunedin; whichsoever was the place at which the last payment of interest on the respective Bonds was, paid, viz. At the Bank of New Zealand, London : Bonds Nos. 1-20. 53-200, 230-232, 500, 520-681, 088-700, 705-707, 714-740, 801 822, 834-843, 851-800, 871-875, 881-805, 900 021, 023 051. At the Bank of New Zealand, Melbourne : Bonds Nos. 243-250, 277-282, 086-088. At the Provincial Treasury, Dunedin : Bonds Nos. 201-220, 233-242. 251-270, 283300, 303-400, 4CI-500, 701-704, 708, 710, 712, 741-800, 052-085. 080-I,ooo’ H. A. ATKINSON. LOST, FOUND, &o "1 REWARD. —Lost, between Arthur X” street and Temperance Hall, a Gold Locket. Return to Mr Scott, tobacconist, Princes street. LOST, Dog, cross Retriever-Newfoundland, Return to Dr Burrows. Binder rewarded. Parties found harboring him will be prosecuted. LOST, Sunday evening last in neighborhood of Octagon, lady’s Silk Umbrella—reward. Peterson and Co., Walker street. WNEVILL— Call and see Mr Webb, • Savings Bank Buildings, High street. ILL the Party who lodged Alexander MThereon, supposed to have gone in the ship Dunedin, oblige by calling at the Sailors’ Home. MR BOXWELL can have information of Dog by applying to D. Clark, agent for Stab, Caverehattu