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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 890, 4 October 1881, Page 3

TAiKATAHI-CAETERTUN HIGHWAY ! *. ' BOAlffl. QEPAItATE TIMERS are required for U the under-mentioned works,— 1. Widening and deepening the cutting on Uily's Line, Matarava, and formation on same. 2. About 12 chains metalling on Belvedere Boad. 3 About 30 chains formation from the coiner of Nix's Eoad to Penny's gate. 4. Construction, of a bridge over Carter's Creek on Gladstone road, Specifications and other particulars to he obtained at the Board's Offices, Carterton, where tenders must be lodged not later than nnnn on TnesiUy the 25th day of October, inst. Thr lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H.H.V.OLTERS. Secretary, Carterton, 3rd October, 1881. i fTj ENDERb are invited for the Erection o !! Befreshment and Publicans' BOOTH.- I for the AY. & E. C. P. & A. Society, on the' Show Grounds at Carterton. Specification and plan may be seen at the I Institute, Carterton, to which place tendonmay be sent up to FRIDAY niejit, the 7th instant, addressed to WM, BOOTH, Treasurer, TENDEES FOE CARTAGE. rHE Postmaster-General and Commis- _ sioncr of Telegraphs Is prepared to receive Tenders for the Cartage and Delivery of Two Hundred and Fifty (250) Telegraph Poles, mora or less, along a lino of Telegraph to be hereinafter indicated, starting from the Telegraph Office, Feathcrston, and terminating at the Township of Martinborough. 'Hie poles will have to be- delivered at points about four (-1) chains apart along the above ndieated route. Tenders to state t-.e price per polo for cartage of twenty feet and twenty-five feet poles respectively. Tenders must be addressed to the Superintendent of Telegraphs, Wellington, not later than MONDAY, 10th October, endorsed "Tenders for Catting and Delivering Telegraph Poles," and must be accompanied with a deposit or marked cheque equal in amount to fifteen (15) per cent, of the total amount tendered fni, The deposit of the successful tenderer will be held until completion of contract, and in event ol failure to take up teidor after due notification of acceptance, will be forfeited. The whole of the poles will have to be delivered within three weeks from the date on which they are handed over to the contractor for delivery. By order. C. LEMON, Superintendent. New Zealand Posts and Telegraphs, Wellington, October 1.1881. TENDEES FOE TELEGRAPH POLES. THE Postmaster-General and Commissioner of Telegraphs is prepared to receive Tenders for the Supply and Delivery of Two Hundred and Fifty Telcgiaph Poles, mu-e or lets, at the raihvayst.ition, Featherston. The polos aro to bo sawn from the heart of totara, to he free from knots, shakes, sap, or other blemishes, to be twenty feet long, eight inches square at the butt, and six inches square at ihu top. The poles will be inspired and passed at the Featherston Railway Station. 'Jhe whole of the poles must be delivered within one month from d ito of acceptance of tender. Tenders must be sent to the Superintendent of Telegraphs, Wellington, not later than the second MONDAY in October, endorsed " Tender for the Supply and Delivery of Telegraph Poles," and must be accompanied by a deposit or marked cheque equal in amount to liiteen (lo) per cent, of the amount tendered for. The deposit of the successful tenderer will be held until completion of contract, and in the event of failure to take up tender after duo notification of acceptance, will be forfeited, \<)[\a'\ tender must also include the price at whi.-h 25 feet poles will be delivered, as a few o! that length will bo required, Byoidx C, LEMON, Superintendent, New Zealand Fo:t> aud Telegraphs, Wellington, October 1,1881. MASTEKTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT. TENDERS will close at noon . of B'h October, 1881, for roiid works on the Upper Tnueru Line. Specifications, A'e., i.t Road Board Office. The Board reserves the right of accepting any tender, C. E. BREMNER. Sept. 24,1381.

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