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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1183, 14 May 1872, Page 3

Government^Notice. -xr -:;: : -o';y:T^:':i.S: c :: : ' : ' E -' SUBSIDIES TO WORKS FOR THE SUPPriY OF WATER UPON -„.:■■?. GOLD FIELDS. Companies or persons desirous of making application for subsidies, under the "Immigration and Public Works Act," will obtain the necessary information at the Warden's Office. [See New Zealand Gazette, "January 16,1872.] ; . t . ; (Signed), ." - C. E; HATJGETON, : CTndar Secretary Public Works, Gold Fields Department January 12, 1872. ; Tenders "VTEW ZEALAND TELEGRAPH. TENDERS are required for the Carriage and Distribution, between Greymouth and Reefton, of about Sixteen Tons Telegraph Material, consisting of coils of wire, weighing about lOOlbs j bundles .of wooden arms, OOlbs; boxes of bolts, lOOlbs ; boxes of pole roofs, 701bs ; and boxes of insulators; lewt each. Enough of each to make up abont 64cwt, iv about four deliverys per mile throughout the whole distance. It must be tendered for as a whole^ but at separate prices for the following sections : — 1. Greymouth to Arnold 2. Arnold to Ahaura 3. Ahaura to Little Grey Township 4. Junction to Devery's Terrace 5. Devery's Terrace to Squaretown 6. Squaretown to Reefton. ■"■ -■ Nos. 3 and 5 to be distributed first, and immediately. No. 1 may remain at Greymouth till new dray road is passable. Nos. 2 and 4 to be distributed immediately the horse tracks between the points named are passable, and No. 6 to be distributed as soon as the dray road is passable. Three weeks will be allowed for delivery of 3 and 5, and the rest must be laid within 14 days after the contractor is notified that the several sections are open for traffic. , The contractor must undertake to pack the material through No. 6 if required, and an additional price must be named for the section should that be done. Security by approved bond will be, required for the due performance of the contract. '■•"■ Tbe lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. '■■■■■ ; •Tenders addressed the Inspector of Tele* graphs, and endorsed "Tender for, carriage, Reefton Line," must be lodged at the Telegraph Office, Greymouth, at or before noon, WEDNESDAY, 22nd MAY, inst. By order of the Telegraph Commissioner, . C. LEMON, General Manager. Wellington, May 13, 1872. rpENDERS will be received at the Provincial Engineer's Office, Westport, up to 2 p.m., on SATURDAY, May 18tb, : ■ For the formation, of a DRAY ROAD from the Waituhu to Reefton, a distance of about Four Miles. Specifications to be seen at the Engineer's Offices, Westport, Cobden, and Ahaura; and the Camp, Reefton; ■ . By command, JOHN BLACKETT, Assistant Engineer in Chief; THE MURRAY CREEK GOLD MINING CO. (REGISTERED). . TENDERS WANTED for the Purchase of the Property, &c, of the Murray Creel. Company, consisting of — All the Right, Title, and Interest i--164 acres Land, a Quartz Crushin Battary of Six Head of Stamper? Water Bights, Sheds, Tools, Tranv way Trucks, &c. Full particulars can be obtained on application to M. H. Bray, on the ground, or to the undersigned. . ; , Tenders to close at the Company's Office, Tainui street, Greymouth, on cr befort FRIDAY, the 17th of MAY t 1872. = The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order of the Directors, G. W. MOSS, : '■'.'■■,'■ ■•;': Manager.' mENDERS wanted for ALTERATION « '•*• in Glenn's Bonded Store, corner t' Mackay and Albert streets. , Plans ar ' specifications to be seen at the office of.t) • undersigned, Gresson street; tenders to clo at 6 p.m. on Tuesday. The lowest or V ; tender not necessarily accepted. . J. A. EISSENHARDT, Architect. 1 May lOtb, 1872. - '„• Mnsict 'v"';; : . / MR GEORGE SEYMOUR, in thankii. his patrons for past favors, has 1 announce that he is still open to engagemeni • for Teaching and Playing the Pianoforte &£■• Harmonium. Tuning, &c Terms after thL date (in all cases) strictly in advance. December, 1871. ' ; Tobacconists. J rpHE ONLY DIRECT IMPORTER Oi -*- ; AMERICAN -TOBACCOS ;; in the Colony is A. M. HUNTER, American Tobacco Warehouse, Grkv MOtJTH. Up-Country Storekeepers should make ;<