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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 86, 1 September 1863, Page 5 (Supplement)

Miscellaneous. ' ;-' NEW ZEALAND MAIL STEAM SERVICES. ; TENDERS ARE REQUIRED BY THE G VERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND F< THE PERFORMANCE OF THE UNDE MENTIONED SERVICES. I A Steamer to leave Melbourne within twen -* • four hours after the due date of the J rival of the European Mail Contract Boat,*; Port Chalmers, Ota<jo, calling *t the Bluff. y wait in Melbourne for the Mail, if dctained/'J more than four days, after its due date. I 2. A steamer to leave Port Chalmers for "Sm bourne, calling.. at the Bluff,- currying the Houl ward Mail of the Colony to Melbourne not lafl thai two p.m. on the 16th of each month, exefl February, and then on the 14th. ■ The steamew employed must bp. subject to ■ approval of the Government, and'must be abl<fl maintain an average speed of not less than eifl knots an hour on each voyage. fl All Post Office Mails must be received on bofl and delivered to destination free of charge. I Mails to be taken from and delivered on boH of the European Mail Contract Steamer in EH son's Bay, «t the expense of the contractor. ■ A free ehief cabin passage must be at the serfl of a clerk or agent of the Post Office, on the rcifl sition of the Government, and proper accommdfl tion provided for sorting letters. The tender to state the amount of penaUjH coverable for general non-performance of contffl a penalty of £100 per diem will be requimH delay in departure after the time fixed^oC^H voyage, and an additional penalty of £3Gj^H failure, after such delay in delivering theji^l , ward mail in Melbourne prior to the depara^f the European Mail Contract Boat from that^^H The tenders may state the sura for whics^H whole or any portion of the forementionedijfi^H will bo undertaken. v'r^H The contract to commence on January lrt^^H and to continue in force until the expiraticwn^H calendar months' notice to be given by ftitt^H the parties to the other of his intention 'tou^H mine the same ; provided always that the ro^H shall not terminate before the Slst day of D^H ber, 180-1. " H The tenders to be endorsed " Tenders' fi^H New Zealand Mail Services," to be addraii^H the Postmaster General of New Zealand, indi^M posted at Duncdin not later than the lStho^H September next. •' Header Gibsok Wc^H General Post Office, Auckland, 23nd June, 1863 '^H £5 REWARD. "S SUPPOSED to have hern stolen from tbeJ^H Pass on the 30th ult., a Light Bay l^H branded JH v ■ 243 .jM Oon the off shoulder. Anyone <tt^H ing the sumo at the Station of the unders^^H and (if stolen), giving such infonmation asw^^H to the conviction of the thief, will receive 'he^^H reward. '^^| D.A. CAMEB^B Nokotnai, loth August, 1863. ''~^^| RAKAHOUK BUSH. ;^| NOTICE.— We, the undersigned, havin|^H informed that certain persons bavc^^l fjuiltv of Cutting Timber upon our section^^fl 10, 21, 22, 23, 29, 30. 31, 32, Bloqlc Xl.^^H liouk Bush, Invercargiil Hundred, weherejk^^B a reward of Ten Pounds sterling to an 7^^H giving such information as will le^d to tl^^^J viction of the offenders. r >*^^l JOHN McGIBBOH^B THOMAS McGIBI^H T OST between the residence of Mr C JJ bell and the Mechanics' Institute, a^^fl Gold Watch. The finder will be rewar^^fl bringing it to the office of C. N. Campb«^^| Co., corner of Tay and Dee streets. NOTICE. ON and after Ist July, Livery will l^^H per nignt instead of 15s. as here^^fl at Cobb an«t Co.'s Stables, Dee-street. W. H. BRAYTON AND NOTICE. ON and after Wednesday, the 22nd insta^^fl offices of Mr South, Solicitor, Kelrin-strecfc, next to the old Union S^^| Australia. . TO PUBLIC COMPANIES, MERCH^H ,&c, &c, &c. TTTOW being erected in Invercargill, *it*j^^| IN Dec-streec, about midway between the (^^H ment Offices and the Prince of Wales Hot^^H side, a handsome building with a fronta^^^H feet, by tv depth of 74 feet. The front e^^H presents a facade of cast-iron, the pn^^^fl feature of which is a recessed portico, for^^H arches borne on fluted columns, with 9 or^^H capitals and flanked on each side with the whole forming a most elegant and sub^^H structure. :^^H The proprietor is willing to treat for tbc^^H lease of the whole building (with the rea^^H of a suit of offices), or he will' subdivide t^^^| perty as follows, and let at current rates : -~^^H GROUND FLOOR, A suit of offices on each side of the buiding^^^J a largo Auction Room or Exchange, arched entrance, twelve feet wide. SECOND FL 008, Three suits of Offices occupying the who^^H of the building; also, six offices, three side of the building, entering by a larg^^H and lighted from the sides by handsome i^^^l THIRD FLOOR, > Offices or sleeping apartments. There is sufficient yard room behind, nicated with by a floored right-of-way, tw^^^B wide. It is expected the building will be °^^^| within two months. Apply to MR WATT, On the pf^^H MISSING FRIENDS, NEXTO^H UNCLAIMED MONET B^H STORED, &cHOGAN'S AUSTRALIAN, EUROPEj4^^B AMERICAN GENERAL AGEN^^B OFFICE AND TTNIVERSAI^^H NEWfi ROOM. Under the patronage of the Govern^^^M Nev> South Wales, Victoria, &m/A^^^^fl Western Australia*, New Zealand, 4^^^H MESSRS. FITZGERALD proprietors of the Lsv£BClitail.^^^H are hereby appointed my authorised^^^H Inquiries for Missing Friends, or other^^^^H tion sought through the advertising C'^^^H this journal, will -have immediate i^^^H Agents are appointed in the. principal I^^^^| world, and newspapers published by regularly filed, and open for'.the^frce Jnjq^^^H the public. , "l'< ■ • 1 Address : Poktland, Victoria, j^- i^^^H JOHN HOGA :^| PROPRIETOR.