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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 59, 10 March 1875, Page 4

Government Notices. NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAPHS! SECTION I. rriENDERS are invited for the SUPPLY X and DELIVERY of Eight Hundred (800) TELEGRAPH -POSTS, more or lesp, between Richmond nnd the Junction of the Buller and Top House Roads; and for the Delivery of about Sixteen (16) Tons of Wire and other Telegraph Material. The general course of the line will be along the Railway line from Richmond to Fox-hill, and near the road by Fogden's, through the Big Bush to junction of the Bu'ler and Top House roads. Poles to be fawn from the heart of Totara, to be perfectly sound, straight, and free from sap, shake, loose knots, or any other de'ect. The greater number of the Poles to be each Twenty (20) feit long, the remainder to be each Twenty-five (25) feet long, all to be Eight inches square at the butt, and Six (6) inches square at the top end. Poles to be delivered along the line at pegs, following the general course above indicated. The wire and other material to be taken from Nelson, and to be delivered at pegs, according to a list that will be lurnished to the contractor The above works to be completed by the 31st day of July, 1875. Tenders to siate price per pole of each kind, and price per cwt fordelivery of material, and to be accompanied by a deposit equal to SO per cent of the value of the tenuer, which sum will be held as security f>r the due performance of the work within the stipulated time, or Avi 1 be forfeited should any contractor refuse to take up his con'ract. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted By order of the Telegraph Commissioner, C. LEMON, General Manager N. Z. Telegraphs. Tenders addressed " Tender for Supply and Delivery of Telegraph Posts, Section I," will, le received by the undersigned at the Telegraph Office Lyell, not later th»n Noon, the 20th MARCH, 1875, or at the TeU graph Office, Nelson, not later than Noon of the 22ud MARCH, 1875. C. MALING, Telegraph Surveyor. Nelson, February 22, 1875. 455 NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAPHS. SECTION 11. TENDERS are invited for ihe SUPPLY and DELIVERY of Nine Hundred (900) TELKGRAPH POSTS, more or less, between the Long JFcrd, near Matakitaki, and the Junction of the Buller a'd Tophouse Roads; a d ior the Delivery of about Seventeen (17) Tons of Wire, and other Telegraph Mbt n rial. The general couree of the line will be along the road by "lloundhill," "Devil's Grip," and down the right bank of the Buller river to the Long Ford. Po'c3 to be sawn from the heatt of Totar-t, to be perfectly sound, straight, and free from sap, shake, loose knot", or any other defect. Each pole to be Twenty (20) feet Ion?, Eight (8) inches squa'e at the butt, and Six (6) inches jquiwe at the top end. f ole« to be delivered along the line at pegs fol'owing the general ourse above indicated. The wire nnd other material to be taken from Nds:~n, and fo be delivered at pegs, according to a list that will be furni ; hed to the contractor. Ths above works to be completed by the Slut dny of Augut, lf-75. Ttnat'rs lo slate price per pole of each kind, and pr'cepcr cwt for de.iver* of material, and to be accompanied by a deposit equal to 20 per ant of the value of the tender, which sum will re held as security lor the due performance of the work within the stipulated time, or will be forfeited should any contiactor refuse to t'ike up his csntract. '1 he lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order of the Telegraph Commiisioner, C. LEMON, General Manager New Zealand Telegraphs. Tenders addreosed " Ten ler for Supply and Delivery of Telegraph Posta, Seciion ll,' will be received by the undersigned, at 1113 Telegraph Office, Lyell, not later than Noon, the iOth MARCH, 1875, or at the Telegraph Office, Nelson, not later that Noon of the 22nd March, 1875. C. MALING, TeU graph Surveyor. Ne'son, February 22, 1875. 456 NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAPHS. SECTION 111. mENDERS flre invited for the SUPPLY X a-d HELIVEUY of Five Hundred and Fifty (550) TKIEQKAPH POSlS(moreor less) between the Lyell township and the Longfo-d, near Matakitaki; and for the DELIVERY of aVout ten (10) tons of WIRE, and otlicr Telegraph material The geßeral course of the line will be from the Li ell township over the Mnnuka Flat, and keeping the right bank of the Bailer river by MfUairi, to the Government clearing at the Longford. Poles to be sawn from ihe heart of Totara, to be perfectly found, straight, and free from Bap, shake, loose knots, cr any other defect Each pole to be twenty (20) feet Jong, eisht (8) inches tqtiare at the butt, und six (6) inches square at the top end. Po!ea to 1 e delivered at pf gs a'ong the line, following the general course above indicated. The wire and other material to be taken from the Lyell, and to be delivered at pegs according to a Jiet that will bs furnished to the contractor. The above works to be completed by the 31st cay of July, 1875. Tenders to state price per pole of each kind, and price per cwt. fordelivery of material, and to be accompanied by a deposit equal to 2 1 per cent, of the value of the tender, which urn will be held as security for the due perfomance of the work iu the stipulated time, or will, be forfeited should eny contractor refuse to tnlie up his contract; The lowest or any tender not necessarily accented. By order of the Telegraph Commissioner, C LEMON, General Manager N.Z. Telegraphs. Tender?, addressed "Tuider for Supply nnd Delivery of Telegraph Posts, Section III," w ill b<; received by the under.-igned, nt the Telegraph Olh>e, Lyell, not later than Noon, the 2t)tli MARC", 1875, or at the Telegrarh < ffice, Ne'scn, noi later than Neon of the 22nd day of March, 1875. C. MALING, Telegraph Surveyor. Nelson, February 22, 1875. 457