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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 62, 4 September 1862, Page 6 (Supplement)

Superintendent's Office, Napier, August 26th, 1862. r pHE following Tenders are published for general information. J. C. Lamdton Carter, Superintendent. TENDERS ACCEPTED. Building Engine-House on I'redge— Mr. J. Thompson,for the sum of A2B 15s. Building a Stone '.Vail round portion of Government Reserve— Messrs. Thomas and Round, at the rate of A 6 per chain. Forming 17 chains Milton Road — Air. J. Johnson, for the sum of Asl. Forming ivJ dm ins Milton Road— Mr. I*. Scarlets, for the sum of AGO 10s. Malting 100 chains Side-Cuttings and 9 Culverts — Mr. IT. R. Russell, for the sum of A 52 Building the new Rost Oiiice at Spit— Mr. J. IT. Vautier, for the sum of A 350 7s. Building and delivering Ferry Pant at Clive— Mr. C. ]>u!bol, for the sum of A 197. Making YVater-di suns and Culverts, and Metalling the road at Clive— Mr. R. ] >od.el. fur the sum of A 35. Build and repair Tidal Creel: Bridge— Mr. C. tmihei, for the sum of AS9. TENDERS REJECTED. Building Fr.giue-lT'.ase on Rredge— Mr. •». Leß’Ue.me, lor A 29. Mr. d. TI. Vautier, for A 39. u.r. R. a! e.g weeitey, for A 15. Builviiug a stone all round Government i Tsi-IWC Aiessi-s. Mulhmy. Riuganl, Christie, and •J. Parker, f-.*r A 8 ss. per chain. -Mr. J. Johnson, for A 36 I Os. Tonunug 17 chains IMilton-road— Messrs. Parker and Mullany, for A 52. Messrs. Searles A Thomas, for A 59 10s. Mr. Smith, for AT 17s. 6d, per chain. Forming 19 chains Milton-road— Messrs. Mnllany, Parker, Hallasy, and Conelly, for A 77 18s. Messrs. Thomas and Round, for A 123. Making 100 Chains Side Cuttings, and 9 Culverts — Mr. Smith, for A2 13s. Od. per chain. Mr. A. Rivingslone, for A2 16s. Gd per chain. Mr. J. M'Naughton, for A2 18s. per chain. Building new Post Office, Spit— Mr. T. Jeffares, for A37T Mr. Holt, for A 369 Mr. LeQuesne, for A 392 10s. Messrs. Tiinwiddio & Bryson, for A 395. Building and delivering Ferry Runt at Clive— Mr. J. Thompson, for A 254. Messrs. Dinwiddie & Bryson, for A 250. Building and repairing Tidal Creek Bridge— Mr. J. Thompson, for AG3. Building 2 bridges at Ratangata— Messrs. Campbell & Smith for A-97 10s.

The Aldingo, left Port Chalmers, for Melbourne on, on the 22itd mst. The City of Hobart was entering- the heads as the Airedale was leaving on Sunday last. The Puropcuu and Australian Mails were forwarded by the s.s. Gotienburgh. from Otago at o pan., on the ISth August, she started with a strong head wind, had a long passage of 29 hours to the BhnT; and left with a strong head wind. The Gotienburgh was only 10 hours in Otago, dining which time she discharged her inward cargo, loaded and coaled and was away with the"mails. The Omeo, hy which the mads were to have been forwarded, had had a very long passage from Melbourne to Otago, and arrived there the same day as the Gotlenhurgh, having sailed three days before her. Holloway’s Ointment and Pills.— Health to the sick. — Purifying- and renovating properties of a remarkable kind are the eharacterbties of these inestimable vegetable remedies. The poor sufferer, well nigh worn out by lengthened disease, may still be strengthened and restored bj the tonic iiuuieuee of these medicaments, in dyspepsia, loss of appetite, flatulence and liver complaints, while tlie Pins are taken, the Ointment should be rubbed over the digestive organs. In heart and chest complaints if should be rubbed ou the back and chest, as assiduosly as salt is rubbed into meat. lly steady preseveranee with this treatment, the blood is purged of all impurities, and the whole animal system thoroughly regulated. These excellent remedies, in most cases, restore the sick to health.— fAdvt.J