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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1720, 3 September 1862, Page 11

Tenders for Destroying Noxious Thistles. Superintendent’s Office, Auckland, 26th August, 1862. TENDERS will be received at this Office until noon of SATURDAY, the 6th September next, for destroying and eradicating all noxious Thistles growing upon the Government Reserve at Wangapraua. ; . Daniel Pollen, -For the Superintendent. Department of Public Works, Sydney, 31st July, 1862. Leasing Government Railways, New South Wales. NOTICE is hereby given that Tenders will be received at this office until the Ist November next, to be addressed to the Commissioner for Railways, Sydney', New South Wales, and marked “ Tender for Leasing Railways,” from parties willing to lease the lines of Railway in New South Wales, from Sydney to Picton and Penrith, and from Newcastle to Singleton, in accordance with the conditions and specifications published in the Supplement to the New Sbtith Wales Government Gazette on 19th July, instant, tbpies of which, with plan attached inditatirig the fextent to which this contract applies, may be seen on application at the Colonial Secretary’s Office, Auckland. W; M. ARNOLD. Military Store OfUce, Auckland, 2!fth August, 1869; fI’ENDERS will be received at this Office until I noon of WEDNESDAY next, the 3rd September, for the REPAIR of the undermentioned Tools, See., viz.— Pickaxes, Felling Axes, Stone-breaking Hammers, Sledges, Mattocks, Shovels, Spades. Also for the supply of a number of HANDLES and HELVES for the above. The stores can be inspected, and the numbers of each ascertained, at the Military Store Office, Britomart Barracks, where any further information can be obtained. The time required for the performance and completion of the work must be stated in the tender. j. Oi HAMLEY, Senior Military Store Officer. ]

POSTAL. NOTICE is hereby given that the Steam Service Time Table last published is cancelled, in consequence of the loss of the mail contract steamer White Swan; and the following Time Tables are published in lieu thereof for general information. CROSBIE WARD. General Post Office, 14th July, 1862. 1. SYDNEY AND AUCKLAND. I. C. K M. Steamer Lord Ashlet. (Without alteration.) Auckland, leave August 1 September 1 Sydney, arrive “8 “8 “ leave “ 15 “ 15 Auckland, arrive ... “ 22 11 22 3. SYDNEY, NELSON & INTER-PROVINCIAL. I. C. R. M. s.s. Lord Worslbt. Port Chalmers, leave July 27 Lyttelton “ “ 29 Wellington, “ “ 31 Picton, “ Aug. 1 Nelson. “ “ 4 Taranaki, “ “ 5 Manukau, arrive “ 6 \ Manukau, leave “ 9 ■ '’’janaki, “ “ 10 Wellington, arrive “ 11 \T ellington, leave “ 13 Picton, “ '. “ 14 Nelson, “ “ 17 Taranaki, “ “ 18 Manukau, arrive “ 19 Manukau, leave “ 24 Taranaki, “ “ 25 Wellington, arrive ' “ 26 Wellington, leave “ 28 Nelson, arrive *. “ 29 Nelson, “ Sept. 1 Sydney, arrive “ 8 Sydney, leave “ 15 Nelson, arrive “ 22 Nelson, leave “ 24 Picton, “ “ 25 Wellington “ “ 27 Lyttelton, “ “ 30 This boat will proceed to Port Chalmers and the Bluff. I.C.R.M. s.s. Airedale, or other boat to leave— Sydney, - Aug. 1 Nelson, arrive “ 8 Nelson, leave “ 11 Picton, “ “ 12 Wellington “ “ 14 Lyttelton “ “ 16 Port Chalmers, leave “ 19 Bluff, arrive “ 20 Bluff, leave “ 21 Port Chalmers, leave “ 24 Lyttelton, “ “ 26 Wellington, arrive “ 27 Wellington, leave “ 29 Lyttelton, “ “ 31 Port Chalmers,“ Sept. 3 Bluff, arrive “ 4 Bluff, leave “ 5 Port Chalmers, leave “ 8 Lyttelton, leave “ 10 Wellington, “ “ 12 Picton, “ “ 13 Nelson, “ “ 17 Taranaki, “ “ 18 Manukau, arrive “ 19 Manukau, leave “ 24 Taranaki, “ “ 25 Wellington, arrive “ 26 Wellington, leave “ 28 Nelson, arrive “ 29 N.B —This boat will leave Nelson for Sydney on the Ist October. The Sydney, Nelson, and Interprovincial Services will be performed regularly by two bouts interchanging at Wellington on the 25th of each month. Coromandel Gold.

ARRANGEMENTS having been completed with the Bank of New Zealand by the Subscribers, for the safe custody of Gold, they are prepared to make liberal advances on such parcels, nuggets, dust, &c., &c., as may be entrusted to their care, until the owners can fully satisfy themselves of its value. SAMUEL COCHRANE, BRO. & CO. Ez “Blundell,” “Royal Charlie,” and “ Queen of the North.” OA CASES PAPER-HANGINGS Plain and Fancy Window Glass White Lead, Zinc White. Oils, Colours, &c. W. PHILLIPPS & SON. INVINCIBLE.” Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays; and at Otahnhu on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays in each week. Terms for the Season: —Single Mare, £6 10s.; two or more, £6 each. Mares to be served either hobbled or loose, at the option of the groom. All payments to be made on or before the Bth day of January, 18C3. f| 1 lIE Celebrated Imported Heavy 1 Draught Stallion “INVINCIBLE” will stand this season at the Stables of the Junction Hotel, Mount St. John, on r | l lIE Celebrated Imported Hear 1 Draught Stallion “ INVINCIBLE’ Highs Street, Auckland, August 29th, 186?, B. NEWELL,