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TENDERS ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TENDERS are Invited from Building Contractors for making alterations and additions to the Cottage, “Strathconan,’’ Mam road, Fairlie. Plans, specifications and conditions of tender are available from: CHRISTCHURCH—Messrs R. B. Shand and Hicks, Solicitors, St. E’.mo Courts, Hereford street, west. ASHBURTON—Messrs Drury and Co.. Solicitors. GERALDINE—Messrs Blakiston and West, Solicitors, Wilson street. TIMARU —Messrs Martin Wakefield and Milne, C.M.L. Build ing, Stafford street. FAIRLIE—Geo. McLean Esq., Tobacconist, Main road. Properly completed tender documents addressed to: “ALTERATION TENDERS,” P.O. Box 13, FAIRLIE. Must reach the above address by noon on Saturday, December li, 1965, at which time tenders will close. 3734 PLAN Printing, Photo «’opying Orly Benson Productions, Ltd , Blackwell Motors Building, cnr Chester and Durham streets. 'phone 62-047 D MINISTRY OF WORKS MANAPOURI POWER PROJECT Tenders are invited for construction on a plant-hire basis for 21.5 miles of transmission line, access road and broken into three schedules, with lengths of 6.3 miles, 9.3 miles, and 5.9 miles. The principle items of work include construction of a 12-foot wide road in the Borland Canyon, Grebe, Barry, Percy Valley and Wofe Burn areas of Fiordland. National Park. Plans and specifications available November 26, 1965 upon receipt of £N.Z.IB deposit from: BECHTEL PACIFIC CORPN,, LTD., 95 Tay street, Invercargill, N.Z., or BECHTEL PACIFIC CORPN., LTD., PO. Box 3247, Wellington, N.Z Tenders close on December 11, 1965. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 2969 NEW YOUTH CENTRE AND GYMNASIUM FOR THE YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTCHURCH INC. Buiilddng contractors wishing to tender for the construction of the above new building in Hereford street, Christchurch, are invited to submit their names in writing to the architects before November 26, 1965, for consideration. Contractors shall state when the work could be started and completed. Floor area of the buiilding Is 28,000 square feet mostly twostorey but part four-storey with basement. Construction is reinforced concrete and concrete block with reinforced concrete floors. Documents may be seen at the office of the architects: GRIFFITHS, MOFFAT and PARTNERS, Chartered Architects, 232 Armagh street, CHRISTCHURCH. 3752 TO LEASE BY TENDER ESTATE OF W. R. HASELDEN TENDERS are Invited for the lease of the estate property at Washdyke consisting of 32 acres 1 rood 6.2 perches in the city of Timaru for a period of 5 years, to the 31st March, 1971. Fulil conditions and details are available on application to: The Trust Department, PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD., TIMARU. 3731 N.Z. STATE COAL MINES. Ten ders in sealed envelopes marked “Tender for Erection of Stores Buildings,” are invited for the erection of the above buildings in galvanised iron construction at Rewanui. Plans and Specifi cations are available from the office of the State Coal Mines at Dunollie. Tenders close with the District Manager, State Coal Mines, Private Bag, Grey mouth, at 4 p.m. on Wednesday. December 8, 1965. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted 8844 HOUSES and buildings demotished, houses shifted, house reoiling and jacking. Frank Hughes, General Contractor, 555-878 evenings only.WS MINISTRY OF WORKS. CONTRACT NO. 1053 A. TIMARU-MILTON S.H. 8 ALEXANDRA-CLYDE SECTION MUTTONTOWN GULLY CULVERT AND APPROACHES Tenders, closing with Secretary, Tenders Board. Ministry of Works, P.O. Box 451, Dunedin, at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, December 7, 1965, are invited for the following work: The construction of: (a) 3 off 6ft dia. reinforced concrete pipe culverts, 120 ft long. (b) Approach works amounting to approximately 30,000 cubic yards cut to fill. Documents are available at the Ministry of Works Offices at Dunedin and Alexandra. 3429 DEMOLITION of Houses, factories. outbuildings etc. Townsend and Kemp, Ltd., ’Phone 559-331: ah. 897-655 any time. MWS

EDUCATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO COURSES IN 1966 IN 1966, the University of Waikato will begin courses in the School of Humanities, the School of Social Sciences and the School of Education. Courses within the School of Humanities and the School of Social Sciences will consist of various groupings of subjects co-ordinated to form a coherent whole, the School of Humanities will offer choices from English, French, German, History, Historical Geography. Mathematics, Philosophy, and History of Science; and subjects within the School of Social Sciences will include Economics, Geography, Mathematics, Philosophy, Psychology, and Politics and Socialogy. In each School there is the possibility of taking certain courses from the other School. All students in these Schools will enrol for the three-year degree of Bachelor of Arts, and for students who reach a suitable standard there will be an opportunity to work towards the honours degree of Bachelor of Philosophy. For all graduates there will be the opportunity to work towards higher degrees Courses in the School of Education will be offered by the University in association with the Hamilton Teachers’ College and will cover professional teaching studies; two of the following subjects: English, French, German, Geography, History, and Mathematics: and a selection from art, drama, music, and physical education. Students in this School will enrol for the three year course for the Diploma of Education and selected students will be given the opportunity to transfer to the course for the degree of Bachelor of Education. These courses are available to persons who have been accepted for study in the Hamilton Teachers College and who are eligible for admission to the University. ADMISSION TO THE UNIVERSITY Enrolment of students will take place at the University as' listed below. A penalty w>ll be incurred by students enrolling late unless special permission has been given by the Registrar. This will be given only in exceptional circumstances. Monday, 21 February 1966: Students in the School of Education. Tuesday, 22 February 1966: Students in the school of Humanities and the School of Social Sciences. Wednesday, 23 February 1966: Students already embarked upon courses. ACCOMMODATION The University is keeping a register of accommodation suitable for students, and will assist students to find accommodation in Hamilton. Common rooms, a cafeteria and coffee bar will be open to staff and students. The Students’ Association is arranging a variety of student activities for 1966. GENERAL ’ Further information on courses, enrolment procedure and accommodation is available from the Registrar, University of Waikato, Private Bag, Hamilton. N. W. KINGSBURY REGISTRAR. 3500