board and Residence ARE you looking for good board and lodgings. Try the New City Hotel. 527 Colombo Street HTC FULL board required for It year old photographer in the St Albans/Papanui area. Would prefer with Catholic family. Telephone 31-586. 24 SPECIAL weekly rate* now available at Warners Hotel, SO Cathedral Square. Singles from 17 fl/B per night, twins from $l3 B/B per Bight. Ideal for tourist and traveller Guest kitchen, colour TV etc Phone *5-159 anv time D YOUNG man under 21 offered friendly board. Bishopdale. Phone 525-835. HS23 Tenders A very snug 2 bdrm cottage,! brand new. Large section, excellent potential for motels. Situated in the heart of the world famous tourist area. Can be viewed at any time. Phono 739. P.O, Box I 15. Franz Josef Glacier Alli queries replied to. Lowest •r any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders will elose September 1. 31 SUSPENDED ceilings supplied knd erected including Luxalon. Phono Angus Indus tries MS-848, a.h Ohoka 642 ' MGFj OMARAMA PEST DESTRUCTION BOARD TENDERS 1980 POISONING SEASON THE Omarama Pest Destruction Board invites tenders for| the following accounts, for the 1980 poisoning season' from March to September. * HELICOPTER J CONTRACTORS ’ FIXED WING AERIAL _ CONTRACTORS Hourly tenders are Invited! frdm Aerial Contractors for adrial poisoning operations I off the areas of the Omarama Pejst Destruction Board for the 1980 poisoning season. Cartage contractors I Tenders on a cost per tonne kilometre basis are invited* from Cartage Contractors for tlib cartage of carrots and j oafts during the 1980 poison-I in f season. ] SUPPLY OF OATS Tenders are invited for the i supply of oats for poisoning) operations in the 1980 season | oil .the following basis. Approximate quantity: 120 tonnes. Delivery times: April to September, 1980. Variety: Onward. Tenderers should specify the season of harvest for ■ their oats, all oats being guar-1 anteed free of Nodding! Thistle and machined dress-1 ed. Samples will be required i with tenders for 1979 harvest-1 ed oats. SUPPLY OF CARROTS , Tenders are Invited for the I supply of carrots for poisoning operations in the 1980 season on the following basis: * Approximate quantity: 220 tonnes Delivery: April to September, 1980 ; Variety: Topweight. AH carrots are to be guar- j anteed free of Nodding Thistle and stones. All tenders close with the; undersigned on Thursday, 1 August 30, 1979, at 4 p.m.,1 and must be clearly marked “Tenders 1989 Poison Season ”! The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted A. P. HAYES, Secretary. P.O. Box 168, OAMARU.
KUROW PEST DESTRUCTION BOARD ' TENDERS 1980 POISONLNG SEASON THE Kurow Pest Destruction Board invites tenders for the I following accounts, for the * 1980 poisoning season from i* March to September. HELICOPTER CONTRACTORS FIXED WING AERIAL j CONTRACTORS Hourly tenders are invited f from Aerial Contractors for! Aerial poisoning operations | on the areas of the Kurow Peat Destruction Board for the 1980 poisoning season. CARTAGE CONTRACTORS I Tenders on a cost per tonne kilometre basts are Invited I f rbm Cartage Contractors for ! the cartage of carrots and! oats during the 1980 poisoning season. SUPPLY OF OATS Tenders are invited for the i supply of oats for poisoning j operations tn the 1980 season : on. the following basis: I Approximate quantity: 40 tonnes. Delivery times: Feb. to September, 1980 I Variety: » Onward or Napua (specify * in Tender'. Tenderers should specify the season of harvest for ' their oats, all oats being i guaranteed free of Nodding' Thistle and machine dressed, j samples will be required with' tender* for 1979 harvested oats SUPPLY or CARROTS lenders are invited for the supply of carrots for poisoning operations in the 1980 season on the following basis: Approximate quantity: . 110 tonnes. Delivery: - April to September, 1980. Variety. AU carrots are to be guaranteed free of Thistle and stones. All tenders close with the undersigned on Tuesday, Auust 28, 1979. at 4 p.m., and must be clearly marked ‘"ganders 1980 Poison Seasop ’’ The lowest or any tender nA necessarily accepted. A. P. HAYES, P.O. Box 168, OAMARU.
-Cats, Dogs, Pets AQUARIUM tanks, 6ft x 2ft x •ft, used sft x 2ft x 2ft.! •150. 24in x 12in from $4 Our display and ranjge of tropical fish and accessories is worth a visit. Svdenham . Pets, 370 Colombo Street. ■ Phone 0-112. H3O CORGI pedigree, male and; female, to approved homes Phone Kaiapoi 7815. DOG kennels. A frame. 3 sizes, run* optional, compare the prices, compare the workmansnip We de liver. Ph. 497 969. ENGLISH toy terrier (black ind tan) puppies, champion Barents show or pet. Ph.! *•3-965. SB Slater St Christ-] church. 25 MALTESE bitch puppy fori gale from “Toylsome Kennels,” fabulous temperainent. Genuine enquiries only please. Ph. 559-403. SIAMESE kittea sell. tuUy in noculated. friendly, with papers Phone 95 Akaroa. HS2S THE 'deal children's pet, AnCora cross wether kid for Mie Phone 130 J Mayfield HS2S TROPICAL fish, two 38 « U a 18 tanka, twin stand breeding dh>cu> Ist tana end eyelids 2nd tank Ph 843-334. HS2S
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