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TENDERS NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS SALE OF HOUSES 8363 and 8364 HUNDALEE Tenders closing at the office of the District Engineer, New Zealand Railways, P.O. Box 337, Christchurch, at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, November 19, 1968, are invited for the purchase of railway houses 8363 and 8364 at Hundalee, with lease of house sections, or for purchase for removal. Conditions of tender may be seen at the offices of: DISTRICT ENGINEER, Room 201, Christchurch Station, CHIEF STATIONMASTER, Blenheim, STATIONMASTER, Kaikoura, STATIONMASTER, Mina. 7074 MACKENZIE COUNTY COUNCIL LILYBANK ROAD RECONSTRUCTION, TEKAPO Tenders are invited for the above work. Completed tender forms available from the Consulting Engineers are required. Telegraphic tenders are not acceptable. Tenders shall be addressed to "The Chairman” and shall be in the hands of the County Clerk, Fairlie, by noon on Thursday, December 12, 1968. Deposit with each tender shall be by • cheque payable to the Mackenzie County Council for the sum of $lOOO.

Plans and specifications may be obtained from Messrs Bridges, Milward and Fougere, Consulting Engineers, P.O. Box 434, Timaru. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. B. J. DWYER, County Clerk. 7121 FOR SALE BY TENDER 135 BALES JUTE WOOLPACKS Comprising 6750 Packs more or less. . The bales have been damaged by fresh water and are for sale as is where is and no warranty express or implied is given as to condition of the said woolpacks. The bales may be inspected at Alliance Freezing Co. Works, Lornevllle, by appointment with Mr R, Miller.

Tenders should be addressed to "Wodlpacks,” P.O. Box 812. Invercargill, and close on November 20, 1968. Tenders may be submitted for the whole or part of the damaged goods. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Loading out charges to be borne by the successful tenderers. WATSONS. 7155 TENDERS 1966 ROVER 2000 CAR TENDERS closing at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, November 19, 1968, are invited for the purchase (as is, where is) of the following car: 1966 ROVER 2008. 9000 miles. Reg. No. DW-3835. The car may be inspected at the Showrooms of Tench Bros, Ltd. Tender forms can be obtained from:

The Trust Manager, THE N.Z. INSURANCE CO., LTD, P.O. Box 9. 96 Hereford Street, Christchurch. 7048 SWIMMING POOLS Would builders interested in construction of reinforced concrete swimming pools in Christchurch, immediately contact: HOLMES and WOOD, Consulting Engineers, 158 Hereford Street, Christchurch. Phone 30-366. PAINTING CONTRACTOR REQUIRED

We require the services of an efficient painting contractor for new housing work, for approximately 14 houses per year. The contractor must be capable of making a first class job, and be able to deal with clients. Contractors interested send name and address to "Painting Contract,” c/o. P.O. Box 1989, Christchurch. ..7101 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Tenders closing with Resident Engineer. N.Z.R.. P.O. Box 79. Greymouth, at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, December 10, 1968, are invited for the purchase for removal "as is” of one man railway huts located as follows: Greymouth: Nos 82, 493. Moana: Nos 135, 261, 487. Te Kinga: No. 312. Arthur’s Pass: Nos 109, 491. Otira: Nos 201. 397. Jackson: No. 233. Ikamatua: No. 396. Reefton: Nos 235, 538, 540. Tenders to state hut No. referred to. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 7072

HIRE MISCELLANEOUS MUNNS SUIT HIRE SERVICE The most modern suit hire centre in New Zealand, now 4 doors west of Munns main store, opposite Hay’s. Prompt, hygienic suit hire service. Professional fitting advice tree. Morning suits, evening tails, dinner suits and lounge suits, all in modern styles from only $3.50. Munns Suit Hire Service (official agents for Moss Bros. London). 116 Gloucester St <opp. Hay’s). . WH HAIRDRESSING A cold wave for 37s 6d. Phone 44-092. Patricia Hairstyles, 95 Riccarton Road (near Beaths). Late nights Tuesday, Thursday. X 727 FASHION wigs and wiglets available. Lewis Beauty Salon. Esk Street, Invercargill. For particulars write: Mrs Olwen Rae. WTC