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New Advertisements. Rulers, per inch Sealing Wax, per lb Tape, red, broad,|per dozen Tape, red, narrow, per dozen Twine per lb Wafers, per lb Wafer Stamps, each Schedule bob Smith’s Woee Bar Iron, at per lb Bundle Iron, at per lb Forged Bar, under 71bs, at per lb Forged Bar, over 71bg, at per lb Straps, under 71bs Straps, over 7lbs Screw Bolts and Nuts, I'to 1 diameter, and above 2|lbs each, at per lb Screw Bolts and Nuts, under 2J lbs each, at per lb Bolts and Nuts, under 11b each, —each Spikes, at per lb Quarry Sledges, steel faced, at per lb Brills and Jambers, steeled „ Stone Hammers, steel faced „ Crowbars Picks and Mattocks Fern and Bill Hooks, each Wheelbarrows, cast iron 1 wheels „ wood „ as per sample leonmongeet Ewbank’s Patent Nails, 2 to 7, at per lb Wedges, steel - „ Common Cut Nails “ „ Hand Saws, each Spokeshaves, each Draw Knives, each Screw Augers, £ to 2 in. inclusive Best American Axes, handled, each „ „ no bandies „ Foster’s Spades, best, per dozen Best strong Iron Shovels, round nosed, per dozen Cross-cut saws, per foot Pick Handles, Ash or Hickory, each Axe do do ‘ do Powder, for blasting, at per lb Manilla Hope, 2 to 5 in., all sizes included, per cwt .~, , Tarred Europe Rope, best quality, sizes 2 to 5, inclusive, at per cwt Engine Oil, Sperm or Cocoa Nut, per gallon Coal Tar, per gallon Ash Oars, at per foot Red White, and Black Paint, at per lb Paint Oil, at per gallon Painting for Provincial Government Pannkans, each Hair Brooms, each Scrubbing Brushes, each ' Colza Oil, per gallon Lime, per bushel Whitewash Brushes, each G. T. FANNIN, Superintendent’s Clerk. Superintendent’s Office, Napier, May 14,1866. TENDERS will be received at this office up to noon on SATURDAY, the 2nd day of J unc next, from persons desirous of renting the Waipureku Ferry for the year commencing Ist July 1866. The Ferry Punt will be kept in constant repair "by the Provincial Government. The Ferryman will be required to be in attendance from sunrise throughout the year to nine o’clock p.m. in summer and seven o’clock in winter, and will be authorised to collect toils accordofficers, and Police when on duty... Free. Parties tendering must state the rent they are willing to pay for the Ferry House and Punt, for one year, commencing on Ist July, 1866, or until such time as the Bridge is open for the traffic of drays, and name two persons as sureties who will be prepared to enter into a joint bond for 200 for the due performance of the duties required, and for the delivery of the Ferry House and Punt at the end of the term. G.T. FANNIN, Superintendent’s Clerk. NOTICE. Superintendent’s Office. » Napier, May 14,1866. TJARTIES tendering for any of the abovemenJCT tioned articles must specify in their tenders the names of their'sureties, who will be bound conjointly in a bond fo? a regular supply of the article or articles they may engage to furnish. It shall be distinctly understood that in all cases the articles are to be of the best description ; and should any bad or faulty articles be furnished by the contractor, no payment will be'made for the same, and they will have to take them back at their own expense, and supply a good article in their place ; lading Which, the Provincial Government may order them to be procured at the expense of the contractor wherever they can be obtained. - . ■ The contractor shall lodge at the Superintendent’s office a sample.of any of the articles for which his tender has been accepted, if required to do so. V All contracts whatsoever, entered into by the Provincial Government, are terminable by a three month’s notice in writing on either side. G. T. FANNIN, Superintendent’s Clerk.

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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 7, Issue 377, 17 May 1866, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 7, Issue 377, 17 May 1866, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 7, Issue 377, 17 May 1866, Page 3

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