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Waikato Times, Volume III, Issue 162, 22 May 1873, Page 3

New Zealand Telegraph. fTIENDERS arc invited ior the Supiih and IVliwrj of -*- Nino huudivd (900) Telegiapli Posts (more or ]<«-), for renewing the lme of Telegraph bclween Pukernnu (noai Cambridge) and Alexandra, and passing through Ohaupo and Te Aw umulu. The Posts to be sawn from tio heart of kauri, to be perfectly sound, straight, an I iijj from sap, loose knots, shake, speckle-s, and all otlie. defects. N.B — Any Post containing the least stp will be rejected, and all posts laid on the hue and afterwards found in auj manner defective, or not in accordance with the specification, will be cut into iwo pieces by the Examining Officer. The Posts to bo delivered along tho line at points to be ndicated by an Officer appointed by the Government. The major portion of the posts to be twenty (20) feet in length ; but some will bo required twenty-five (25) feet long) to be laid at poiuts as indicated. Posts of both the above lengths to be eight (8) inches scjuare >*t the butt, and tapered to six {6) inches scjxi iro at the top. The w hole of tho Posts to bo delivered within three (3) calendar nionthb of the date of acceptance of tender, under a penalty of live pounds (£5) to be paid for every working day the contract is not completed after that date. Tenders to state separately and distinctly the price per post according to the sizes given. Each tender to be accompanied by a deposit of twenty pounds (£2O) as a guarantee of good faith, which sum will be forfeited to the Government should any tenderer refuse to enter into or sign a contract in the emit of his tender being accepted. Eacn tenderer must submit for approval the names of two (2) sureties willing to enter into a bond for the clue performance of the contract in the event of his tender being accepted, and each of the persons so named must enclose ti notification (in the tender) of their willingness to accept the responsibility. Specifications may be seen, and further particulars obtained at the Telegraph Oflice, Auckland. Tenders marked, " Tenders for Telegraph Posts between Cambridge and Alexandra," to be addressed to the undersigned, at the Telegraph Office, Auckland, will be received up to, and not later than Noon on TUESDAY, tho 3rd June, 1873. The lowest or any other tender not necessarily accepted. By order, ALFRED SHEATH, District Inspector. Auckland, 6th May, 1573.

Notice to Maoris. /^\N and after this date no persons of the Native Race w ill be allowed to travel on tho roads, or wander about within any of tho townships within the district of Waikato between the hours of 7 p.m. and 7 am. And no person of the Native Race will bo permitted Lo cross the bridges at Cambridge and Alexandra, and the ferries at Hamilton and Ngaruawahia, during the &amo hours. All Officers of the Armed Constabulary and Volunteers arc required to strict 1) enforco this regulation. Any person of the Native Rico found trau'llmg, or wandering about within the hours aforesaid, without a Pass, issued by me, will bo liable to be arrested and conveyed to the Guard-room. JAMES MACKtY, Jo., Government Agent, Waikato. W. C. LYON, Lieut. Col., Officer Commanding District. Cambridge, 13th May, 1873. Panuitanga ki nga tangata Maori katoa.

IMURI i tenei ra-ara te tekau matoru o vga ra o Mci, 1873, ekore c tukua nga tangata Maori km liaeru noalho i te po l nga hunrahi me ngii taonc ki roto ki te takiw a ki Waikato (ara i roto i vga rolic o te whenua o te Xawaua kei Waikato) timata i to wlntu o nga haora o te ahiahi tae noa ki te whitu o nga haora ote aw atea. Ekorc hoki c tukua tetaln tangata Maori kia wlnti i nga piriti i Komureti me Arckahanera me nga pen paati kei Hamuton.i me Ngaruawahia timata i te whitu o nga haora o te ahiahi tae noa ki te whitu o nga hnora o te aw atea. He kupu whakahau tcnei ki nga Apiha katoa o wga Hoia mo nga Waranatia kia kaha te hapai me te whakamana i tenei tikangi. Mchemea ka kitea tetahi tangata Maori c haerere kau ana i roto i ana haora kua whakantea i runga ake, me te kore pahi kua oti to tuhi tuhi ki taku ingoa c mau ana ki taua taugata. Ka hopukia taua tangata ka haria ki to kaari-ruma. Te take o tcnei tikanga he tupato anake kei raruraru. NA TIEMI MAKE, Kai Whakahaere tikanga mo te Kawangatanga kei Waikato. JAMES MACK AY, JUN., Government Agent, Waikato. WIRtiMU C. 11AIANA, Kanara o nga Hoia i te takiwa ki Waikato. W. C. LYON, Lieut. Col., Officer Commanding District. Cambridge, 13 Mci, 1873.

Militia and Volunteer Office. Hamilton, 16th May, 1873. TENDERS will be received at the Militia and Volunteer Oflice, Hamilton, up to 31st instant, from persons willing to enter into a Contract for the Supply of Ration I',1 ', Forage, and Transport, as may bo required for the Colonial Forces stationed within a radius of Fifty Miles of Cambridge, during the Tw elvo Months ending 30th June, 1871. Particulars maj bo learned on application to Officers in Charge A. C. Force at the \ arious stations, and of Captain McPherson, Hamilton. WILLIAM C. LYON, Lieut-Col. Commanding Waikato District. TENDERS are invited by the Colonial Architect for the Erection of a Telegraph and Post Office at Te Awamutu. Geneial conditions, specifications, and drawings may be seen at the Post Ollico, Te Awamutu, on and after this date. Tenders w ill be received until Saturday the 2-lth instant, at 4 p m., by Major J\Cksov, Rangiawhia. All tenders | to be endoised " Tenders for Telegraph Office." The lowest or any other tender uot necessarily accepted ]5y order, ALFRED SHEATH, Inspector of Telegraphs. Auckland, May 14, 1573.

WANTED by a Practical Fanner of Experience, an engagement as Manager of a Property, or to opeu up wasteland m the Waikato or elsewhere. Possesses good rcicicncc. Apply to G. G., Te Awamutu, Waikato.

WANTED — An active Boy, fourteen years old, who can milk, and make himself generally useful. Apply to Mr J. McGovkbn, Police Constable, Hamilton.