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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 37, 12 February 1874, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ols^/and foxhill. CONTRACT. >^Vr Public Works Offlce, Wellington, / February 7, 1874. TX7"RITTEN TENDERS will be received 1 v V at this Offlce, up to NOON on WFD- ■ NESDAY, llth March, 1874, for the -tfove • CONTRACT, the length being FIVE MILES 49 70 CHAINS. * They must be addressed to the Hon. the ' Minister for Public Wobks, Wellington, \ and marked outside, « Tender for Nelson Contrart." \ Plans and specifications may be seen at thie ' Office, and at the Public Works Office, I Ne'son. B TELEGRAPHIC TENDERS, rimilarty addressed and marked, will be received, if presented at any Telegraph Offlce by NOON of the same date j Provided that Written Tenders in due form are lodged at a District or Resident Enginser's Office by the same hour. The lowt st or any Tender will not necessarily ie accepted, ,' : '. "' By command, -", r JOHN BLACKETT, - 395 Assistant Engineer-in-Chiefi : fEW/ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ;* ' \/ 3 Y SLEEPERS. t / PulrhVWorks Office, Wellingioni- / / January 27, 1874. f rpENDERS will be received at this Offlcbi X hp /o NOON of WEDNESDAY, the a 4th of R&rch, 1874, for the SUPPLY and „ DELIVERY of about 90,000 RAILWAY t S LEEHEB S, viz., 50,000 for the Wihtbh; and Kingston Line, und 40,000 for the Westport anq^jpunt Rochfort Lihie. * They must be addressed thie Hon. the _ Minister tor Public Works, and marked outside, " Tender for Sleepers?' Specifications may bo seen at fee Public Works Offices, Welliniton, Auckland, Foxton, s Nelson, Weßtport, Greymouth, Hokitika, d Chiistchurch, Dunedin, and Invereargill. '.' TELEGR APHIC TENDERS, similarly addressed and marked, will be received, .lf ;» presented a't any Telegraph Offlce by NOQN ■• of tbe same date : Provided that. Writttn Tenders in due form are lodged, at a District '• or Resident Engineer's Office by the tame bour. . ... No Tender to be for less than 5,000 Sleepers; and the loweat or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. __.. > By command, ? JOHN BLACKETT, ~~ 1 396 Assistant Engineer-in-Chlej 1 . "tft^-^G found that the late FD3E7in 9 XI Ja?oi-toi 'vmlleF tools, place .om. iny r LAKO, \would t&lor my THANKS tp-**e it Fibs BRicntoK and -ne public for theiowd in y emiagii shing it. Ink. .' •; -• /< ylm-. fOwj THOROON.: "YXTIIEREAS one RED HEIFEpi brancjed ]Xn BN on off rump, has for s ime time jrigrrunning in myr Paddocks :* 1 Ws 'is; '4o mreioticpfihat unlera tlie same is removed vhtrlfnpde month firom thirfllate^an/1 Grafiing Paid/It will be SOLD to detsay exf^nses.-! U /" JOH N ?/^°^S. r a y Waiwero, February 2, 1874. I' "'''sjj TO%) AIR^FARMERS.— TJenpence- per JlWid/given for FRESH BUTTEB, and lsrwyper Dozen for EG^SJ ; ' ''• ':• i 377—6/ W. PHILLIPS,' Emii Store. . rT/FORxfIAVELOCK DfitECT. f 15 Clipper Schooner ' v P / will sail lorHavelock direct in ttFEW DAYS. For Freight or passage,, apply tp the Master J on board. '383 * : '"' '**! *' : .l^ ' ' I,