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Otago Daily Times, Issue 183, 28 June 1862, Page 2

Government Notices. ". OTAGO GOVERNMENT TOWN LAND SALES For the Month Of JULY, 1862. HAWKSBURY. AT HAWKSBURY, on| TUESDAY, the 22nd day^of JULY, At 12 o'tlock noon. AT HAMPDEN, On THURSDAY, the 24th day of JULY, "At 12 o'clock noon. AT OAMARU, On SATURDAY, the 26th day of JULY, At 12 o'clock noon. AT PORT CHALMERS, ; On THURSDAY, the 31st day of JULY,, At 12 o'clock noon. LAST DAYS FOR RECEIVING THE UNDERMENTIONED GOVERNMENT TKNDEBS, &c. :— 26 June dny for the election of District Road Trustees 27 „ applications for the Surgeonship Goldfields' Hospital „ Hospital keeper, Goldfields „ , Snags, Glutha River July Jail books A Steam Coastal Service. TTI SCORT.—After Thursday, 2Gth June, 1862, the JCil E».cort will be Fortnightly until further notice^ THE various Newspaper Proprietors in Duncdin are invited to Tender for Government advertiss inents for one year, according to Spelifications to be seen at the Superintendent's Office. rXVWENTY Iron Bedsteads and Fifty pair of BlanI kets wanted for the Dunedin Hospital. Tenders to be lodged nt the Superintendent's Office, on or , before Wednesday, 2nd Jiily> 1862. Further information inny be had of the Hospital-keeper. DIPPING TANKS FOR SHEEP wanted to be erected at the Moeraki and Waitaki Reserves, respectively,' according to a plan and specification, to be seen at the Provincial Engineer's office, Dunedin, and at other places in the localities to be stated afterwards. Tenders to be lodged by four o'clock, on Friday, 18th July, 1862. T>EGISTKATION OF DOGS.—For the conveJLv hience of parties residing on or near the Gold Fields, the Clerks to the Magistrates on the Gold Fields have been instructed to Register Dogs. /^ROWN LANDS. —Notice.—All persons requiring \J certificates of occupation of land purchased by them, .must prodi.ee their receipts of payment on applying- for such certificates. W. H. Cuttbn, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, 6th March. 1862. A SSIRTED IMMIGRANTS who arrived per J\.. ship Storm Cloud, on 30th July, 1861, are -Mfftiukd fhnt thrir-JiiUaay.^xeE'tUlwaF'WAg-t-C(?iIN ALLAN, Immigration Agent, Immigration .Department, Superintendent's Office. y 17th June, 1862. fTIHE Committee of the Benevolent Institution is ■J prepared to receive tenders for the use, for a period of six months, of a building adapted for a Benevolent Asylum. By order of Committee, EDWARD HARDOASTLE. Hon. Sec A RCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN.—Compejfx. tent Architectural Draftsmen are required for the Provincial Engineer's Department. Address, by letter to his Honor the Superintendent, with testimonials, until 4 o'clock of the 28th inst. /■^OLD FIELDS' AOTS. Price One Shilling. ■\JC A. R. LIVINGSTON, Bookseller, .Staffordstreet, Dunedin.

SOUTH DUNEDIN EDUCATIONAL DISTRICT.—In pursunnce of the provisions of the Educational Ordinance, 1862, sections 9 and 14, a Public Meeting of the Owners and Occupiers of Land, and Householders within South Dunedin Educational District, will be held in the .Rev. Dr. Burns' Church upon Friday, the 25th day of July, 1862, at 7 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of electing a School CninTrit'ne for;the afqresaid.Edueational Districlywiiieh eaujpiisus that portion of Dunedin City which if*situated South ,and, South-west of St. Andrew's-street, Victoriaatreet, and Section^, Block XIX. JOHN HISLOP, Secretary to the Education Board. "• Dunedin, June 3, 1862. : ROYAL MAIL STEAM SERVICE BETWEEN ••■MELBOURNE and DUNEDIN—TENDERS -will-be-received at the office of his Honor the Superintendent of the Province of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand, until '4 o'clock of Monday, the 7th day of July, "1852,! from parties willing to CONTRACT to ■perform the undermentioned SERVICE, by powerful steam vessels, under the penalties aftermentioned, for 12 months, commencing by taking up the mails in August:— ; ... ■;:■'. 1. 'To leave. Port Chalmers with the New Zealand Mails direct for, Melbourne, and put the same on. board the English mail steamer there, tender to state the number of days or hours the steamers will require fo. leave Port Chalmers before the hour fixed for the depature of the ; English steamer from Melbourne, but seven days is considered a reasonaj.c: me. 2. To leave Melbourne with the English Mails direct for Port Chalmers immediately after its 1 arrival; but in the event"ofits arrival before it . .. .. _becotpes due, the time shall only be calculated from the. date of its being due. .Tender to stafe ' how' many days or hours the steamer will require to perform that service, but sixdays it is considered should be sufficient. Tender may state subsidy required if service performed -within a certain given time, and subsidy required if a longer time is taken, in order that the: Government may be able to determine which to accept i-jhould a steamer or other vessel from any of the pdrte'Qf'theprovinpe of Southland with, or for mails be making for coming alongside of the mail steamer when passing.anyofthesaid ports of Southland, the said mail steamer shall Btop and receive and deliver BucK'inails,- or.-do.'either, as the case may be. The, steamer shall be bound to carry both ways all mails offered. . The subsidy to be paid by equal portions monthly. Penalty for each and 'every- failure to perform the utf service1 complete, • the amount of the subsidy for tniemonth; 'and in' addition thereto a sum equal to pne hal more. -"•penalty for each and every failure to perform the down 'service complete; within 144 hours after the amvfiTof the English mail steamer, £2 per hour over and above a further penalty of £100 if the delivery be eeWfltt aOUays." The time required for putting the ffitaPon board the Otago Steamer-not to bo reckoned not "be' enforced, provided it be found"to'theisatisfaction of the Provincial Government of Otago that the delay was occasioned by stress or;weather: or unavoidable acoidentto the'steamer r jffhe steamer shall hot.be bound W remain'at Mel- i bourne longer than four days-after themailisdue provided its arrival is not telegraphed; but tender to : state what additional subsidy (if any) would be required to remain in every case until its arrival. ■i> -The Govennaent not'bound to''accept the West or' any other tender. r f ■ :. , : ; ~OBy:orctbrllji' '■■> >>'- DICK, Provincial Secretary.