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Otago Daily Times, Issue 182, 16 June 1862, Page 2

Government Notices. LAST DAYS FOR S RECEIVING THE UNDERMENTIONED GOVERNMENT TENDERS, kc. :— ~,.,, 13th Juno, erecting Police Stables on goldnelds 13 ~ supply of Stationery 13 „ for renting two small Dairy Farms on goldficlds 16 „ for fencing Pilot Station at the heads 18 „ applications for Office of District Road Inspector . 2G „ day for the election of District Road Trustees 27 „ applications for the -Surgeonship Goldfields' Hospital. CROWN LANDS.—Notice.—All persons requiring certificates of occupation of land purchased by them, must produce their receipts of payment on applying for such certificates. W. H. . Cutten, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, th March, 18G2. HOSPITAL KEEPER wanted for Gold Fields. Married man without incumbrance. Salary for man £100, for woman £50. Applications to be forwarded to Superintendent's Office, Dunediii, before four o'clock on Friday, 20th June, 1862. BOOKS. —Tenders will be received at the Superintendent's Office until 4 o'clock on Thursday, Ist July, for the supply of a Set of Gaol Books. For particulars apply to the Gaoler, Dunedin Gaol. SNAGS, Clutha River.—Tenders for the removal will bo received at the Superintendent's Office, Dunedin, until four o'clock on Friday, 20th inst. Further information may be obtained from Captain Thomson, Port Chalmers. T> EGISTRATION OF DOGS.—For the conveXI nieace of parties residing on or near the Gold Fields, the Clerks to the Magistrates on the Gold Fields have been instructed to Resistor Dogs. , - — —— ] WANTED, a Secretary to the Education Committee and Inspector of Schools for the Province of Southland. Testimonials of applicants will be received at this Office until 20th June. By order, H. A. GILLEN, Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Southland, 31st May, 1802. GOLD FIELDS' ACTS. Price One Shilling. A. R. LIVINGSTON, Bookseller, Staffordstreet, Duuedin. PRICE ONE SHILLING, mHE OTAGO LAND REGULATIONS, maybe X had at Dunedin, from Mr. A. K. Livingstone, Bookseller Gabriel's Gully, from Mr. Joseph M'Kay, storekeeper Weatherston's do. Waipori do. '■ Waitahuna do. STEAM COASTAL SERVICE for the Province of Otago. Tenders will bo received at the Office of his Honor the Superintendent of the Province of Otaf'O at Dunedin, New Zealand, until 4 o'clock .on FRIDAY the Bth clay of August, ISG2, from parties willing to run Steamers •on the Otago Coast according to specifications to bo seen at the said office, and at Messrs. Holmes, White, and Co., Melbourne : and Messrs. Lcarmouth, Dickinson & Co., Sydney.—By order, THOMAS DICK, Provincial Secretary. F ■pHE Committee of the Benevolent Institution is _I prepared to receive tenders for the use, for a Seriod of six months, of a building adapted for a ienevolent Asylum. By order of Committee, EDWARD HARDCASTLE, Hon. Sec. TO CONTRACTORS. fTIENDERS will be received by the Town Board of JL Dunedin, on or before Monday, lGtk instant, ■ ii'oiu puraes willing; to Undertake either of the following works, viz. : — Ist. Tore-metalßattrayandMaclaggan-streets,from Princes-street to the. Quarry. 2nd. To lay crossings of squared pitching in line of Princes-street at High and Rattray-streets. Specifications may 'be' Eeen at the Town Board Offic oj CHAS. REID, Clerk to the Board. PORT CHALMERS MAIL*. Chief Post Office, Dunedin, 3rd June, 1862. SEALED TENDERS will be received at this office on or before the lGfch instant, froiu parties willing to carry the LOCAL MAILS OVERLAND.between the Post Offices in Dunedin and in Port Chalmers, TWICE DAILY, from Ist July, 1802, to 30th June, 1863. Tenders to be at per annum. Times of departure from and arrival at each Post Office to be fixed from time to time by the Postmaster. Security will be. required for the due fulfilment of the contract, and the Government will not be bound to accept the lowest, nor any of the tenders.* ' ARCH. BARR, Chief Postmaster. , TO ARCHITECTS. nnilE Provincial Government of Canterbury, New X Zealand, being about to erect a LUiVATIC ASYLUM on Section No. 159, on the Lincoln Road, about 2J miles from Christchurch, invite Architects to submit designs for such edifice. The building to be capable of accommodating1 50 patients—say 33 males and 17 females, with all necessary offices: bath-rooms, vcrtion-vorvrxs. and Surgeon-Superintendent's ro^idenay; end to I.c so arranged that a portion oou!:! he erected, complete in itself, for the reception of half the above number of atients. The design to comprise the modern improvements usually found in such buildings, with careful arrangements for classification, light, warmth, ventilation, sanitary arrangements, and efficient security and supervision. The material used is left to the suggestion of the Architects, —stone foundation being in any case indispensable, and well raised above the ground-line. The drawings required will be a black plan, showing sewage and water drains; a plan of each floor, and a roof plan, at least two elevations and two sections —all drawn to a scale of 8 feet to an inch; also, a perspective view finished in outline —Sepia, Indian Ink, or Pencil—no view in colours will be admissible. ' ' Thedrawings to be accompanied by a specification of a general character, and an approximate estimate of the cost of the whole j and the part proposed to be first built. The Provincial Government offers the sums of £100 and £50 respectively, for the best and second best designs, which, in the opinion of their advisers may be most worthy of such premiums. Designs receiving premiums to become the property of the Government. ■Information can be obtained on application in writing, of the Provincial architects, o.t their offices Stone Buildings, Gloucester-street, Christclmreh; and esigns to be sent on or before the Ist day of Sepmber next, addressed to the Provincial Secretary. No design of the Provincial Architect will be placed in competition. THOMAS Wit. MAUDE, . . Provincial Secretary. Christchurch, May, 1862. DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. —No. 282, Private Charles Ward, absent since IGth Dec , 18GJ. Size, 5 feet 11 inches ,- complexion, sunburnt; eyes, grey; hair, dark brown; whiskers, sandy and short - very thick ; age, about 30 years. No. 579, Private Denis Hughes, absent since the 6th of March, 1862. Size, about 5 feet 8 inches ; age, 20 years ; complexion, fresh ; eyes, hazel; hair, dark brown ; no beard o? whiskers. No. 310, Private James M'Partlin, absent since the 14th March, 1802. Size, 5 feet 10 inches ; age, 23 years ; complexion fresh ; eyes, hazel; hair, black ; no beard nor whiskers. No. 332, Private Edward Doyle, absent since the 15th March, 1862. Size, 5 feet 11-J- inches ; age, 22 years; complexion, fresh ; hair, dark brown ; eyes, liazel; no beard nor whiskers: No. 3589, Private Thomas Duckworth, absent since the 28th March, 18G2. Size, G feet; age, 2G years ; complexion, fresh ; eyes, grey ; hair, ■ brown ; whiskers, sandy and thick. . John Devehn. Size, 6 ft. half-inch; age, about 32 ; complexion, dark; eyes, grey : hair, black and short; whiskers, do ; age, about 32 years. No. G47, Private TTiomas Lees•Hall,"absent sines the 11th April, 1802. Size, 5 feet 9£ inches; age, 20 years : complexion, fresh; eyes, blue ; hair, light brown ; whiskers or beard, none ; has an impediment i a his speech. £25 Reward for the arrest of each deserter.