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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 71, 6 November 1862, Page 6 (Supplement)

Superintendent’s Office, Napier, Oct. 31, 18G2. following Tenders are published for general information. J. C. LAMBTON CARTER, Superintendent. TENDERS ACCEPTED. Forming and Metalling 27 and 29 chains of Clive Road— Mr. J. Neville, at <£4 10s. per chain. Metalling 15 chains Awatoto Road— Mr. J. Boyle, at A 3 17s. per chain. Cutting 20 chains side drains at Meanee Flat— Mr. M. Hallassey, at 14s. per chain. Mr. M. Hallassey, at IGs. per chain. Forming and Metalling 3 chains of Carlyle street — Mr. J. Johnston, for the sum of A 7 10s. Forming and Metalling 2 chains of Customs street — Mr. J. Hayden, for the sum of AIG 19s. Forming 20 chains of Tennyson-street— Messrs. Cheers & Browne for the sum ot A3O. Forming and Metalling 3 chains of Waghorn street — Messrs. Mullany, Conolly, Howell, and Duvalle, for A 7 per chain. TENDERS REJECTED. Forming and Metalling 27 and 29 chains of Clive road— C. Dolbel, at A 5 9s. and A 5 15s. per chain respectively. F. Dyett, for the sum of A 305 12s. Na Kingitana at A 8 per chain. Metalling 15 chains Awatoto road— W. Hurley, A 3,18 s. per chain. Cutting 20 chains side cuttings at Menace Flat— John Murray, at IGs. per chain. John Murray, at 18s. per chain. Cutting 40 chains side cuttings at Meanee Flat— Messrs. Mullany, Conolly, & Howell, at AT 2s. per chain. Cutting 20 chains side cuttings at Meanee Flat— Messrs. Hammond & Xevill, at AT 7s. per chain. Cutting 20 chains side cuttings at Meanee Flat— Messrs. Hammond & Nevill, at A 4 15s. per chain. Cutting 20 chains side cuttings at Meanee Flat— Messrs. Brown, Cheer, & Johnson, at A 1 13s. per Chain. Messrs. Brown, Cheer, & Johnson, at A 1 19s. per Chain. Forming and Metalling 3 chains Carlylestreet — Mr. R. Searles, at A 3 19s. per chain. Messrs. Mullany, Conolly, Howell, & Duvalle, at A 3 10 per chain. Forming and Metalling 2 chains Customs street — A. Flanagan at A 9 per chain. I'. Searles, for the sum of A 24 10s. Messrs. Mullany, Conolly, Howell, & Duvalle, at ATO per chain. J. Parker, at AlO 10s, per chain. Forming 20 chains of Tennyson-street— Messrs. Mullany, Conolly. Howell, & Duvalle, at A2 10s. per chain. Forming and Metalling 3 chains Waghornstreet — Mr. Barker, A 7 ss. per chain. ■\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the A’* TREASURY will be closed from the 17th to the 30th of November next, inclusive, as the Provincial Treasurer, (who is also Inspector of Schools) intends going to Petaue and to To Wairoa to inspect the schools there. W. COLENSO, Inspector of Schools. Province of Hawke's Bay. Napier, October 27, 18G2. It is supposed that the total amount subscribed in aid of the Lancashire Belief Ruud, in Sydney will not fall short of £20,000. Death of Charlton the Jockey. —John Charlton, the celebrated jockey, died on July 27, at Malton, of comsuniplion. lie was especially famous for riding Blink Bonny in the Derby and Oaks, when that mare achieved her memorable victories at Epsom in 1817. Both the heroine and her rider on that occasion are now gone, Biink Bonny having also died at the commencement of the present season.