tender acceptance · 1858

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Contract Purpose572. Railways

Tenderer List(11.) John Musson, £1,270,218; Evans, Merry and Co., £1,271,841 11s. 2d.; Pettit and Scithers, £1,289,404 2s. 7d.; W. Chapman and Co., £1,307,749 3s. 2d.; Young and Co., £1,328,737 10s. 10d.; John Bourne, £1,330,089 11s. 3d.; W. Randle, £1,347,792; James Burgoyne, £1,395,726 5s. 1d.; Cornish and Bruce, £1,439,705; J. Sinclair and Son, £1,600,000; Porter and Robertson, £1,695,471 15s. 1d.

Contract DescriptionFor the construction of the Railway from Geelong to Ballaarat (railway contract No. 27)

Accepted AmountOne million two hundred and seventy-one thousand eight hundred and forty-one pounds eleven shillings and twopence (£1,271,841 11s. 2d.)

Previous Contractor StatusYes

Previous PerformanceSatisfactorily

Accepted TendererEvans, Merry and Co.

Authorization Details17th July, 1858. Geo. S. W. Horne

Funding SourceToll Funds, 1858.

Legal Authority21 Victoria No. 36.

Contract Purpose573. Ditto

Tenderer List(1.)

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 95, 1858.

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People in this noticeEvans, Merry and Co. · William Randle — Ditto · W. S. Shaw (Official Assignee of the estate of Robert- son and Lo Page) — Ditto · No. 77. Melbourne and Gisborne Districts.- Melbourne and Bal- laarat road: improve- ments in various parts · Arbut Brown — Ditto · D. Syme — Ditto

Elsewhere in this issueA notice from the Treasury in Melbourne dated July 8th, 1858. · This notice requests that all unsuccessful applicants to the Pay Offic · The Treasury Department will investigate accounts due to them by makin · A competitive examination will be held on July 26, 1858, at the Crown · All 93 notices in this issue

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