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Raffle Results ROTARY CLUB OF PAPANUI MAMMOTH LOTTERY 11th Draw Ist prize: 2973. 2nd prize; 1860. 3rd prize; 3339. 4th prize; 3327. sth prize: 1529. 6th prize: 2874. 7th prize; 1027. Sth prize: 3814. 9th prize: 2470. 10th prize: 3846. 11th prize; 1660. 12th prize: 3465. 13th prize: 1270. Prize winners please contact J. Mullins or A. Kennish, Phone 526-039 on Fridays. SOUTH ISLAND ROWING ASSN WEEKLY RAFFLE Draw No. 6 Ist prize, $150; Ticket No. 1456, D. Galbraith Jnr. Invercargill. 2nd prize, $100: Ticket No. 1141, P. Schaagveld and B. Haws, Christchurch. 3rd prize, $5O: Ticket No. 1484, S. Jarrett, Dunedin. Two prizes at $25 each: Ticket Nos. 1128, 1495. Two prizes at $lO each: Ticket Nos. 1501, 1566. Four prizes at $5 each; Ticket Nos. 1999, 1565, 1093, 1496.. S. J. ADAMSON, Organiser. Box 527, Invercargill. CHRISTCHURCH TRANSPORT CRICKET CLUB 200 LOTTERY sth Draw Ist: 163, $lOO. 2nd: 260, $5O. 3rd: 148, $5O. N.B:S.L.S.C. 067 185 488 549 657 795 943 KAIKOURA SENIOR RESERVE’S RUGBY CLUB FUND RAFFLE First Prize—sloo ' Groceries: No. 219, Sue Harwood. Second Prize—sso Groceries: No. 113, Ray Morgan, Blenheim. Third Prize—Manuka Firewood: No. 472, S. Boyd, Beach Road. Fourth Prize—Whole Hogget: No. 448, H. Timms, Beach Road. Thanking you. W. BRUNING. Immediate Service POLICE Christchurch .. 11l FIRE BRIGADE City and Suburbs .. 11l ST JOHN AMBULANCE Christchurch 69-133 HOSPITALS (Christchurch) Inquiries Patients .799-160 LIFE LINE 66-743 Tailoring ALTERATIONS. Ladies’ and gents’ . clothing. Denco Manufacturing, 708 Colombo St. Ph. 855-857. MWF Care of Children REGULAR babysitter required, Saturday nights, and some Friday nights. Apply 168 Emmett Street, Shirley. 16 Tenders KUROW PEST DESTRUCTION BOARD TENDERS 1981 POISONING SEASON THE Kurow Pest Destruction Board invites tenders for the following accounts, for the 1981 poisoning season frim March to September. HELICOPTER CONTRACTORS AND FIXED WING AERIAL CONTRACTORS Hourly tenders are invited from aerial contractors for aerial poisoning operations on the areas of the Kurow Pest Destruction Board for the 1981 poisoning season. Allowance to be made in tender for possible cost increases. CARTAGE CONTRACTORS Tenders on a cost per tonne kilometre basis are invited from cartage contractors for the cartage of carrots and oats during the 1981 poisoning season. Allowance to be made in tender for possible cost increases. SUPPLY OF OATS Tenders are invited for the supply of oats for -poisoning operations in the 1981 season on the following basis: Approx, quantity 30 tonnes. Delivery times: February to September 1981. Variety: Onward or Napua (specify in tender). Tenderers should specify the season of harvest for their oats, all oats being guaranteed free of Nodding thistle and machine dressed. Samples will be required with tenders for 1980 harvested oats. SUPPLY OF CARROTS Tenders are invited for the supply of carrots for poisoning operations in the 1981 season on the following basis: Approx, quantity: 120 tonnes. Delivery: April to September 1981. Variety: Chantenay. All carrots are to be guaranteed free of Nodding thistle and stones. All tenders close with the undersigned on Wednesday, August 27, 1980, at 4 p.m., and must be clearly marked ‘‘Tenders 1981 Poison Season.” The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ‘ A. P. HAYES, Secretary. P.O. Box 168, Oamaru.

Tenders Tenders close on the 30th August for the following fishing craft lying at Port Nelson No.- J —18 ft x 6ft 6in. alloy open boat with ply coaming. No. 2—2 oft X Bft 6in. deep V fibreglass hull on tandem steel trailer. Hull designed to take outboard. Steering controls fitted. No. 3 — Fishing vessel Sea Lord I - 45.33 feet over-all, 12ft beam. Two Volvo Penta turbo charged diesels drive two Volto Penta stern drives. Hull is of fibreglass construction and has an area of 450 cu.ft. of insulated hold. Designed as a box net tender, the craft has two capstan winches, two box net haulers and two drum winches, all hydraulic. Survey expired May of this year. With the wheelhouse well forward and the stern drives protected by an overhang deck, this craft would be ideal for mussel work. * Tenders should be sent to Sea Lord, P. O. Box 11, Nelson. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. - . Further information can be obtained by telephoning William Rutherford, Shipbroker, telephone 88-965, Blenheim. AFIS