i Tenders MMI HOUSING r? 3 CORPORATION y lU 0F NZ * e CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT 8/10001 'lB iDODSON S VALLEY. NELSON k TENDERS ARE INVITED for 4- the erection of two 3 bedroom houses in Naumai Street, a- Dodson’s Valley Nelson, and close at the Corporations »r office at 4 p.m. on Tuesday. 3. September 12. 1978. Plans and specifications are available on request from the Contracts Clerk. Housing Cor- £ po ration. 110 Trafalgar Street. J? Nelson. . Tenders should be placed in . the sealed envelope provided :e and sent to the Manager. P.O. Box 342 Nelson, by the closing date shown above. The lowest or any tender : will not necessarily be ‘ accepted. ’ ' 2936 zyx Ministry of Works and Development DUNEDIN CONTRACT 1278/A MANIO TOTO IRRIGATION SCHEME: e WEST SIDE MAIN RACE is STRUCTURES 28790 m -34450 m e COMPRISING the construction s- of five 1800 mm diameter Pipe Syphons of 170.8 m total length and their reinforced concrete " endworks and the construction ? of 14 reinforced concrete culvert endworks. i- Tenders close with the y Secretary. Head Office Ten--14 decs Board. Ministry of Works r and Development. Box 12-003, e WELLINGTON NORTH, at 4 a p.m. on Tuesday, September L. 12. 1978. n Contract documents availd able from the Ministry of e Works and Development, il Government Life Building, i- DUNEDIN and Ministry of ) 5 Works and Development, Cene tennlal Avenue, ALEXANDRA. Tender envelopes to be , marked “Tender for Contract 1278/A.” 2974 ZW Ministry of Works s W and Development t CONTRACT: 7001 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY’ ILAM STUDENTS’ UNION CARPARK EXTENSIONS e k THE work consists of the [. formation and sealing of e 1250 sq. metres of carpark 1. and 395 sq. metres of cycle e park and footpaths, including x construction of approximately 50m concrete kerbing, laying of 42m of 150 mm diameter ? stormwater pipe and con- ’> struction of one stormwater “ sump. “ Tenders, closing with the *■ Secretary, District Tenders Board, Ministry of Works and ;9 Development, P.O. Box 1479, — Christchurch, at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, August 29, 1978, are V invited for the above work. Envelopes containing tenders should be endorsed “Tender No. 7001.” Particulars available from Contracts Clerk, Ministry of 1, Works and Development a. Office, Second Floor, Govern- ), ment Buildings, Worcester u Street, Christchurch. ), 2037 3 ® New Zealand Forest Service e THINNING: e ASHLEY FOREST L. TENDERS are invited for the first thinning to waste of ap- ’» proximately 184.1 hectares of Ashley Forest as set out below: Lot 1: 16.5 ha Lot 2: 33.5 ha Lot 3: 22.0 ha Lot 4: 53.0 ha Lot 5: 21.5 ha Lot 6: 12.6 ha Lot 7: 25.0 ha CONDITIONS OF TENDER; 1. The work is divided into seven lots. Each lot is to e be considered a separate J tender. 1 2. The contract will be on standard N.Z. Forest SerJ vice Form FSD43 which ’ must be signed within 14 days of acceptance of tender and before work . commences. • 3. Tenderers should inspect ■ x the areas before tendering !; and this should be I arranged through G. J. 3 Cserney, Forest Ranger, Ashley Forest, from whom r details of work can be obtained (telephone 8015 J Rangiora). 1 4. Work is to start on or 3 before September 9, 1978, s and be completed by De--5 cember 31, 1978. 5. Tenderers should state a , price per hectare per lot. 1 Tenders should be enf closed in a sealed envelope clearly endorsed “Tenders ; for Thinning — Ashley” and " close with the Conservator of Forests, N.Z, Forest Service, P.O. Box 13-343, Armagh. , Christchurch, at 1 p.m. on L September 1, 1978. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 2060: ’ SHEARER OR SHEARERS REQUIRED to shear 2000 ’ half-shear hoggets at Amberley. Start as soon as con- * venient. t PHONE 199-D AMBERLEY. 5 56751 VOLKSWAGEN 1500 VOLKSWAGEN 1500 ’ TENDERS are invited for the > above damaged vehicle, about 1 a 1970 model, registered No. DL9520, as is, where is, at Canterbury Motors, 213 Lichfield St. Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted. Written offers close on August 29, 1978, to Insurance Services. Ltd, P.O. Box 596, Christchurch, quoting our reference No. G 17584. 2057 Z7j\ Ministry of Works vaz and Development PLANT HIRE CONTRACTORS are invited n'to tender hire rates for the 7[plant listed below for work jon the Rangitata Diversion Race Sand Trap Earthworks, o located approximately 20km e west of Mayfield. d General Conditions of > Plant Hire are outlined on i- the reverse side of Plant Hire order forms (PW497) and are available from the Contracts Clerk, M.W.D., Timaru. Most of the plant will be required for approximately three <3> months and is to be available from midSeptember. - PLANT REQUIRED: 2 Open bowl scrapers, 11-15 cubic metres capacity, preferably with power-down aprons. e 1 Dozer for pushloading, 270 n h.p. (approximately!. n 2 Vibrating rollers, 5-7 a tonnes. 1 Dozer of 75 h.p. fapproxi- £ ximately) for towing roll- ;» 1 Grader, 180-230 h.p. 1 Water cart, 1000-2000 gal. Quotations close with the i- Resident Engineer, Ministry h of Works and Development, h P.O. Box 504. Timaru. on s, Tuesday, August 29, 1978, at 4 p.m. 2017
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