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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 750, 22 June 1853, Page 4

<S*obeYiumut Oa , i ■■ ■ Colonial Secretary’s Office, Auckland, 21st June, 1853. TENDERS will be received at this office until noon of Friday, the Ist July, for the supply of the whole, or a portion, of ihe undermentioned articles for the Lunatic Asylum. Tenders to be in duplicate, sealed, and endorsed “ Tenders for articles for Lunatic Asylum.” 1 Well Bucket I pair iron Dogs, pattern at the Colonial Hospital 1 Iron Fender, 4ft. 9in. long 1 Table, stout heavy, Sft. long, by 3ft. 6:n broad 1 do. smaller, 4ft. long, by 2ft. broad 2 Forms stout heavy, 1 of Sft. Gin. long, 1 of Sft. long 4 do. smaller, each 2 feet long, by Din. broad 1 4-gallon iron pot 12 do do. do. 3 Saucepans, 1 each, 6 qrts , 3 qrts., and 3 pints 1 2-gallnn Tea Kettle 6 pairs Knives and Forks 12 Table Spoons, wooden if possible 6 Pint Tin Panuicans 1 Flesh Fork, 2ft. long, of 3-8 iron. 1 Iron Ladle 2 Tin Canisters, to hold 2 lbs. of tea each. 1 Tin Dish, 20 x 15 inches 8 Tin Plates, Din. diameter. 1 2-gallon Tin Can 1 Frying Pan, diameter 14in., with 20in, handle 1 Large Tin Lamp, with two wicks 3 Smaller ditto 1 1-pt. Lamp Feeder 40 yards Bed Ticking 40 yards Calico,for sheeting 6 Rugs 24 Blankets. 9 qrs. 12 Strong Cotton Shirts 6 Blue Woollen ditto 50 Needles, 5 to 10 ]2 ditto, darning Pins i\h. Thread 6 reels of Cotton Worsted C pieces Tape 6 yards Towelling 4 pairs Canvas Trovvsers 8 pairs Stockings 4 pairs Shoes 4 Clothes Bags 4 Pewter Urinals 1 Bed Pan 4 Tin Wash-hand Basons, diameter of rim Min. 1 Long Scrubbing Brush (large) 1 Hand ditto (large) 1 Hair Broom (large) 1 Wood Axe 2 Wash Tubs, diameter 2()in., depth lOin. 2 Buckets, 3 gallons each 1 Set Scales and Weights—scales large for weighing provisions. By His Excellency’s command, Andrew Sinclair, Colonial Secretary. EX “MOA.” BAGS SUGA \55 do. Company’s Pieces 65 Tierces Beef 13 Bales Gunny Bags 5 Bundles Kip Leather 400 Boxes Soap 5 Cases Black Pepper GO Grindstones 25 Pieces Brussels Handkerchiefs. R 43 BALES WITNEY BLANKETS, 9-4, 40-4, 4 4-4. W. S. Graiiame. EX RAVEN. W. I. RUM HOGSHEADS 110 Bags Sugar Case Silk Handkerchiefs Bales j g cr ge Shirts Case \ ° Case Frocks, Trowsers, Jackets and Blouses Kegs Nails Bales Cotton Sheets. W. S. Grahame. 4 2 4 4 12 3 Coals, EX CASHMERE. rjpWO HOGSHEADS MARTELL’S BRANDY. W. S. Graiiame. EX SIR EDWARD PAGET, CASES of the following GOODS — Wool Shawls and Scarfs 7-8 and G-4 Gala Plaids Printed Cashmeres and DcLainos Colored Coburgs and Orleans Ecarlston and Domestic Ginghams Hoyles’ Prints and Furnitures Scotch and English Tweeds Grey and While Calicos Ticks and Hollands Plain and Fancy Muslins Laces and Trimmings Hosiery Haberdashery Slops. J. A. Gilfillan and Co. ty 40, 1853. THREE POUNDS REWARD. STOLEN or Strayed, a well known Cattle O Dog, yellow, with short tail, answering to the name of “ Bob.” Any person that will give the requisite information for the recovery of the same, or the conviction of the offender, if stolen, shall receive the above reward. David G. Smale. Hobson’s Bridge, Ist June, 1853. STAR K’S SHEEP AND LAMB DIPPING COMPOUND. Agents for Auckland and Northern District of New Zealand, Messrs. Davy and Jarvie. To be obtained in small casks,—each cask sufficient for Five Score Sheep.