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TENDERS DAMAGED VEHICLE TENDERS are required for the folio wing vehicle: HILLMAN MINX About 1953 model, Reg. No. AK-35, at W. J. Scott’s Motors,, Ltd., Gasson street, Sydenham. Tenders close at midnight on Thursday, April 13, 1967. Tenders to the S.I.M.U. MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 51, Christchurch. in sealed envelope showing make and Reg. No. of vehicle. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. OFFERS are solicited on behalf of whom it may concern for the following new tractors. Extensively damaged by fire. (a) One only David Brown 990 Selectomatic non-live-drive diesel tractor. (b) 25 only David Brown 990 Selectomatic live drive diesel tractors. REAR WHEELS AND TYRES These wheels and tyres are new and undamaged. (a) 28 wheels and tyres, size 14 x 30. (b) 14 wheels and tyres, size 13 x 28. CONDITIONS OF SALE One or more tractors or 2 er more wheels and tyres may be tendered for. In the matter of wheels and tyres preference will be given to the purchasers of tractors at a price to be established by the highest tenderer. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Inspection by appointment with Mr Bruce Hawkey, A. R. Guthrey and Co., Ltd., Christchurch. Tenders should be addressed to Dominion Adjusters, Ltd., Box 520, Christchurch. Tenders close on Tuesday, April 18, 1967. 2293 MORRIS VANS TENDERS are invited for the purchase of two Morri* J 4 Vans, either separately or together, which may be Inspected at TASMAN RENTAL CARS, LTD., 44 Lichfield street. Tenders should be submitted in writing marked “Attention: Mr Drummond,” before 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 19. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 5442 LOGGING CONTRACT LOGGING CONTRACT LOGGING CONTRACT LOGGING CONTRACT LOGGING CONTRACT LOGGING CONTRACT LOGGING CONTRACT LOGGING CONTRACT LOGGING CONTRACT PRICE required te Log by Contract approximately 2f million Board Feet of Timber in Inchbonnie area. Own gear is necessary and winch would be required in some areas. For further details contact Jack Burridge, C/o. OKUKU MILLS, LTD., OKUKU MILLS, LTD., KUMARA, Phone 35 or after hours 38M, Kumara Exchange. 5592 "opticians SEVICKE JONES OPTICIANS, 51 CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Corner Chancery lane). P.O. Box 889, Telephone 50-735. Hrri C. Collett, F.S.M.C. F.F-.0.A. (Hone.), London D IMMEDIATE SERVICE ST. JOFN AMBULANCE Meclcal Service, Christchurch 78-879 HOSPITAL (ChCh.) 65-409 Inquiries Patlente only 65-319 FIRE BRIGADES City and Suburbs. 11l POLICE (Ch.ch.) 11l D RAFftE RESULTS CANTERBURY RUGBY FOOTBALL LEAGUE INC. FIRST DRAW SEASONAL TICKET RAFFLE FIRST PRIZE—£SO 3388 E. Boyle, 27 Aynsley st. FIVE PRIZE OF £5 6821 2756 1306 1051 2668 R. REDDOCK, Phone 859-101. RANGIORA ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CLUB PETROL RAFFLE 85 Winning No. 375. Phon* 710. PUBLIC NOTICES INTELLECTUALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN'S SOCIETY THE 1967 Appeal Committee Thank all Collectors and persona who in other ways assisted most sincerely for their contribution to the success of the 1967 Appeal. "Although children may be the victims of Fate, they will not be the victime of our neglect.’’ John F. Kennedy. A. W. H. Alsop, Convener, L. M. Perkins (Miss), Organiser. 5432 INTELLECTUALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN’S SOCIETY IF a Collector did not call at your house on Saturday, April 8, to collect your Appeal envelope, would you assist the Society by handing your donation to your nearest Chemist or into the Canterbury Rranch of the Intellectually Handicapped Children's Society at 192 Worcester street. WITH THANKS A. W. H Alsop, Convener. L. M. Perkins (Miss), Organiser. 5432 FIELD DAY DOG TRIALS, APRIL 15, 1967. ON the property of MR G. DAMPIER-CROSSLEY at Rotherham. Heading and Hunt-a-way Events, also Short Haired Drive and Yard. Special prize for competitor under 21 gaining most points. Rotherham School Committee. 1362 BANKS PENINSULA FEDERATED FARMERS ANNUAL FIELD DAY WILL bo held in Walnut on April 14, commencing at 9.30 a.m.. at the Wainul Hall. The following properties have been made available: — Mrs H. BUlcHfl, Messrs D. McPhail, and L. Stanbury Estate. A varied and interesting programme has been arranged for farmers and their wives, and all Interested members of the eommunlty. Tea and Biscuits provided, bring your own cup. A. J. ARMSTRONG, Hon. Secretary. B.P. Federated Farmers. 5596