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Otago Daily Times, Issue 36, 26 December 1861, Page 7

~-„ Government Advertisements. UPPER FiIPORI BRIDGE. ', npENDERS will be received at this office, till X 4 o'clock of THURSDAY, the 2nd of January, 1862, for the construction of a WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE over the Upper Waipori, near the Accommodation HoU3e, accordingto plans to be seen at the (,ffice of Roads and Bridges, Punedin. Tenders not to include wire rope. The Government dpi s not bin I itself to accept the lowest or any Tender. By Orcer. . JOHNLpGAN, Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Dunedin, 18th Dec, 1861. ,'. i :LQWER TAIERI FERRY BRIDGE. r pENDERS, in Duplicate, will be. received at JL this Office, until 4 o'clock, Bth January, 1862, from parties willing to Erect .. A JBRIDGEi, ; across the River at the TAIERI EERRY, according to a Plan and Specification to be seen at the Office of the Engineer of Boads and Bridges, Dunedin. \ .The Government will not be bound to accept any offer. v ■■■< t < ■'■ • :■■.; : - -By ■■■::'. v- ■■; '.■* -• . \ '. JOHN LOGAN, Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, ! - ? t. ■ Dunedin^ 17th Dec, 1861. i-.. 7 TO ROAD CONTRACTORS ■ 7 f¥IE]SrDERS required "for Metaiiing a porX tion of the Main North Road at Hawkesburjr. Plans and Specifications to tbe;. seen, at the Office of Roads and Bridges, Dunedin. Tenders will be re^ ceived tiU the l|st^ January, 1862, at 4 p^m., ■ By order, ' JOHN LOGAN/ i ~--.■■ . Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, ■>•■■■■■ - ! Dunedin, 23rd Dec, 1861. : CORRECTED NOTICE. SUPREME COURT. IVTOTICE IS HEREBYi GlVEN.that a SitJLI ting of<the v Supreme .Court for. the despatch, of Criminal Business, will., be .holder at the Court House,-Dunedin, - on- WEDNESDAY,; the lsth day of January inext, at ten o'clock in; the forenoon ; and that a Sitting for Jhe despatch of' Civil" Business will.be. hblderi at/the; Court House aforesaid, on^O^GiAXy^th^Oth day' of January next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at; which time and place all persons under recognizances to appear as prosecutors,, defendants, or witnesses, are required to give- their attendance. ROBT.. CHAPMAN, • • • Registrar. Supreme Court Office, Dunedin, 18th December, 1861.' : 1_ __!

REGISTRATION OF QDOGS. '■'■■'■& LL Persons-owning' or maintaining dogs XjL which have not-been registered at the Office of the Clerk 'to)the Bench, Duiiedin, f;or at the Office., of any, other; Clerk. <tb; tljeißench in the Province, are liable in very serious penalties. All dogSj being six months ; old,; are. required to be registered'annually'on' the Ist day of April. The constabulary^ forceare"-"the'-' prosecutors 'arid informants iinderthe "Dog Nuisance Ordinance^" Dunedini, November 12* 186 lv b: •• 35 78 l l V'ftißAOT):: SELECT?"' DRA^TOG ROOM " •'ENTERTAINMENT.^,;,.. : [-^ : ■ GREAT ATTRACTION" FQR_ BOXING •. '■..;;-■■' NIGHT! !! s /:' ■ ..■•:-. Directress—-Mrs.,W. <H. Eoljey. ■•?■ : FTHHE- inhabitants of Dunedin and its envi- -*-. rpns are most respectfully informed that, by the permission of S. Jones, Esq., who has kindly proffered the use of the Masonic Hall~f6r this occasion,, it, will, be Opened on BOXING NIGHT, for phe purpose of giving a series^ of ': -DRAMATIC OPERFORMArNCES^ £ x the firßtthat;eyer took place, in Otagoi ;Ehtertaihtnent wiil-, consists of/Selection's^ |ro Works 6f:William"Shakspere, Sheridan Kriowlesj Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, and other distinguished authors, togethern with:=. various Comedies* and Farces now playing with great-success at the principal London Theatres. '• \; ■••■'■; ; - The performance will; commence with Selections (arranged expressly;for this .occasion) from the popular play by Bulwep Lytton, entitled the '^-L A'&y/^fe'l^^YipTN S.". Claude Melnotte :....:..v;::.i.Mr. Webster. Pauline .^.ivii.....v..;vi;... Mr^; W. H. Foley. AFTER WHICH, The evening's 'Entertainment' will conclude with the favourite'coinedy iii one Act, WOOING IN( JEST,-AND-LOVING IN I < ;':.c.:,^B^ E ST-l!--'; ">-'- <J ■Captain Quick!....h*;'. 1..:..'-' Mri'Verhon Webster. iMr. Machiavel Mr. John Wilmot. Mrs.'Witchihgton .wiu..; Mrs/WlsH. Foleyll ! Cards of admission, 55.; each. 5 !'Doors opehat 8v to; comnienee at'lialf-past 8 p'clockv-; j A U/S!S:R A lZ&I AIN H>;o T -R^t ; '.-'■"''- /MA'CIiAGGAN-STREET,iDUNEDIN. lOh;. 4. A ■ LFgEDf GRifMras; Xl." ' aiicL clii^'f! Steward; i to." tlie, JGeelongy Xdelaidie, and Sydney Steamers)/ respectfully'^iiitnnaies.Jtiiat the above named First Class Hotel is now "OT'EJf'fbr the reception of Old Friends and the Public generally. Wine, Ale, Beer, and Cigars, of the best quality.