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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33047, 14 October 1972, Page 24

Tenders „ VEHICLES FOR TENDER We offer for sale on behalf of clients the following vehicles: 1 1970 CORTINA 1600 Super 3 1970 ZEPHYR V 6 3-litre 2 1969 ZEPHYR V 6 3-litre 1 1969 CORTINA 1600 Super 2 1969 CORTINA 1300 de-luxe 3 1968 ZEPHYR V 6 3-litre These vehicles can be inspected at Sockburn Motors, Ltd, Epsom Road, Sockburn. All vehicles carry new Transport Dept, w.o.f otherwise will be in a strictly as is condition. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Only the successful tenderers will be advised. Tenders close on MONDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1972, at 5 p.m. and should be marked: VEHICLES FOR TENDER, P.O. BOX 11008, SOCKBURN. 7907 @ ST JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION AB 110 INTERNATIONAL TENDERS are invited for the purchase of the above known as No. 6 and fitted with an ambulance body as is, where is, which may be inspected on application to our mechanic. Mr Jamieson. Highest or any tender not necessarily aceepted. Tenders close Thursday. October 26 and should be addressed to:— The Secretary, ST JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION, 55-61 Peterborough Street, CHRISTCHURCH, 1. 8288 TIMBER NORTH CANTERBURY CATCHMENT BOARD Tenders closing at 12 noon on October 30, 1972, are invited for the purchase of approximately 32 acres of standing Radiata Pine, mainly suitable for the production of sawlogs, posts and chipwood. The area is situated in Compartment 13/4 at McLeans Island, approximately 16 miles from Christchurch. For further particulars, please inquire from the Secretary, North Canterbury Catchment Board, corner of Latimer Square and Worcester Street. Christchurch. Tenders must be marked "Tender for Timber” and addressed to the Chairman of the Board. E. R. WOOD, Secretary. P.O. Box 788, Christchurch. PROPOSALS TO DEVELOP MT HUTT SKIFIELD FACILITIES THE Minister of Forests invites proposals for the establishment, development; maintenance, and operation of skifield facilities at the summit basins of Mt Hutt in Pudding Hill State Forest No. 33. Sufficient particulars are required to enable the Minister to evaluate and compare applications, with special regard to public interest and safety as well as to rent proposed. Rent as a percentage of gross takings is envisaged, with due allowance for costs of construction and maintenance.

The Minister will not be committed by negotiating with any applicant. Rights will not necessarily be exclusive. The arrangements envisaged are:— (a) Use of skifield: by permit. (b) Facilities sites: by deed of lease. (c) Entry and transport to skifield: by gazetted easement as appropriate. (Any toll provision is to be set out in proposals.) Details of required documents will be supplied when Proposals have been evaluated, but may be subject to approval by the Solicitor-General. Certain special requirements must be taken into account, including sharing of lower access reading with other prospective lessees, and hazards of isolation, and proposals must contain provision for these eventualities. Proposals must show reasonable prospects of legal and practical access to the skifield, including any necessary easements over routes outside State forest land. The general intention is that the successful tenderer will provide on a commercial basis such facilities as access, parking, skitow, shelter buildings, refreshments and Incidental, toilets, etc., to further public enjoyment of the Mt Hutt ski basin and the upper basin of Pudding Hill Stream generally. However, forest management essentials (such as planting to control erosion) must be reserved to the Minister. Full particulars may be obtained from the Conservator of Forests, P.O. Box 513, Christchurch, and applications in sealed envelopes marked “Tender of Proposals for Mt Hutt Skifield” with a deposit of $4OO to cover initial investigation expenses must reach him at that address bv the 15th day of November. 1972. Applicants may be asked to arrange at their expense special investigations required by the Minister.