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Punic Noncn DANCES PARTIES SOCIALS DANCES PARTIES SOCIALS DANCES PARTIES SOCIALS DANCES PARTIES SOCIALS The choice of drink* is ellimportant to the success of your party. Be sure of top quality Wine* and Spirits and Ales by ordering from "Mailng*," the flrm with years of experience and years ot service behind them. MALING AND CO.. LTD., MALING AND CO.. LTD.. MALING AND CO., LTD., 86 Gloucester street. •PHONE 62-779. We Deliver in City and Suburb* 8338 ■XTRA CASH from home hobby Make Soft Toy* and Novelties. We buy your tovs FOR CASH and send kit Allyear demand for your work. Write for booklets “Crafts. Box 264 WanganuiHS RESERVE BANK OT NEW ZEALAND CHRISTCHURCH AGENCY NOTICE is hereby given that Friday. November 15. 1963. will be observed as a special holiday by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. - - 6505 FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE, Hire a late model car or sedan wagon from Mutual Costs less than you thlnkl 92 Gloucester street 'Phone 65-479 ALT H TENDERS FOR SALE BY TENDER ON BEHALF OF CLIENT 3 1961 FORD ZEPHYRS. 1 1958 HOLDEN. 1 1957 FORD CUSTOM. 1 1959 FORD ZEPHYR. 1 1958 FORD ZEPHYR. 1 1957 FORD ZEPHYR. The above vehicles can be Inspected at:— HUTCHINSON MOTORS, LTD., Cnr. Main South rd. and Epaom rd.. Sockbum. Between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Condition* of tender ar* as follows: Cars are in lots of one. All have new C.C. warrant*. Care are "as Inspected.” Payment must be mad* tn cash. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders addressed to:— P.O. BOX .440, CHRISTCHURCH. Close 5 p.m., FRIDAY. NOV. 22, 1963. 3795 INDIGENOUS MILLING TIMBER FOR SALEWESTLAND CONSERVANCY 1. The Conservator of Forests, Hokitika, invites written tenders for the purchase of an annual supply of timber for 20 years from State Forest 34 and/or other State Forests in the locality. 2. The timber under offer is an annual supply of 320,000 cubic feet of podocarp species and a sufficient quantity of red and silver beech to give an annual sawn output of approximately 1,000,000 txi. ft. Immediately beech species will be sold at a price per 100 bd. ft sawn output, but the Conservator reserves the

right in future sales to sell beech species on a cubic foot basis. 3. Unless the purchaser so desires, nothofagus truncata (Hard beech) will not be included in the sale meantime. but at any time during the sale the Conservator may negotiate to include this species as part of the total volume of beech offered. 4. Initially the timber will come from Sawmill Area 802 which is situated in Blocks XI and XV. Waiwhero Survey District, and is estimated to contain some 303,000 cu. ft of podocarps and 391,000 board feet of beech with approximatley 95 per cent of the podocarp volume being in Rimu and Miro. Upset prices are:— Rimu/Miro, 8.5 d per cu. ft. Totara, 12.9 d per ou. ft. Kahikatea, 11.3 d per cu. ft. Red Beech, 3/6d per 100 bd. ft. Silver Beech, 3/- per 100 bd. ft. Hard Beech, 2/6d per 100 bd. ft. 5. Tenderers must state the price per cubic foot that they are prepared to pay for each of the podocarp species (which will be logscaled) and the price per 100 ft board measure that they are prepared to pay for each of the Nothofagus (beech) species in this sawmill area. The accepted tendered price will be taken into account in valuing subsequent areas. 6. Tenders must be in sealed envelopes addressed to the Conservator ot Forests, Hokitika, and marked "TENDER FOR S.A. 802.” Each tender must be accompanied by a marked cheque for £250, plus £2 licence fee. Before cutting commences the successfid tenderer will be required to deposit a further £2500 with the Conservator as security against default in making payment or against default in observing any of the terms and conditions of sale. 7. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. 8. Upon completion of cutting in S.A 802 further quantities of timber will be sold at Forest Service valuation. Revaluation of timber supplied will be made at intervals of not more than two 1 years. 9. The Forest Service will form a road to a point near the confluence of Moonlight, McCarthy’s and Granite Creeks which is approximately three miles nor’h of the point where the Black-ball-Ikamatua road crosses Moonlight Creek. The successful tenderer will be required to maintain this road. Except for this formation he wiU also be required to form and maintain any reading that may be necessary to work S.A. 802 and all further timber supplied. 10. These cutting rights are being offered with the object of attracting industry to Westland. The successful tenderer must therefore undertake to operate in Westland such plant as may be necessary to process and re-manufacture a high percentage of the rough sawn timber produced from all species. Tenderer* must therefore submit full particular* of their proposals which will be taken into account when tenders are being considered as will their proposals for efficient primary conversion of log supplies. A condition of the sale as a continuing one is that such proposals are implemented. 11. The sale is subject to the usual terms and conditions —a copy of which may be obtained upon application to the Conservator. IX Tender* and proposals must reach the Conservator of Forests. Hokitika, by noon on December 11, 1963. BUILDING, 30ft x 12ft eoprox., known as “Stevenson’* Hole in the Wall." 57 Manchester street, for immediate removal. Some salvageable materials. Prices to •Phone 64-219 bustae**; 36-480 evenings.