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Tenders ©Ministry of Works and Development CONTRACT TM36B GO AB GOVERNMENT LIFE BUILDING TIMARU ALTERATION TO 4TH, STH - AND 6TH FLOORS FOR INLAND REVENUE „ DEPARTMENT THE work comprises demounting existing partitions and erecting new partitions, doors, etc., and associated electrical work as shown on the drawings. All works as specified. Tenders, closing with the Secretary, District Office, Tenders Board, Ministry of Works and Development, P.O. Box 1479, Christchurch at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, October 29, 1985, are invited for the above work. Envelopes containing tenders should be endorsed “Tender No. TM 368." Particulars available from Contracts Clerk, Ministry of Works and Development Office, Second Floor, Government Buildings, Worcester Street, Christchurch, telephone 530-603 and Ministry of Works and Development Office, Tlmaru. DAMAGED VEHICLE TORANA auto 1900, 1976, registration HX 6294, at Murray Lind Panelbeaters, 12 Newtown Street, Brqmley, Christchurch. Tenders close Friday, October 25. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tender to “Torana,” 89 Carisbrooke Street, Christchurch. DAMAGED VEHICLE TOYOTA CELICA 1978 5 speed, 44,850 km Regd JA1539 at Scotts Breakdown, Gasson Street, Christchurch Tenders close Wednesday, October 16, 1985. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to: Tender Celica, 18 Basstian St, Invercargill.

• Ready-mixed • Concrete •Shingle Concrete Pumping supplies for competitive quotations — PH597084/544 JOHNS RD. EX OTIRA TEAROOMS BUILDING Approx area 3000 sq. ft living quarters % renovated Railway Lease Land Last Government Valuation $25,000 EX OTIRA SERVICE STATION Approx 15ft x 18ft, block and glass construction, includes large canopy Last Government Valuation $5OOO 9000 litre underground fuel tank value $lOOO FOR INSPECTION of buildings please contact, E. C. Murdoch. Ph. Otira, 805. All tenders in writing to R. Murdoch, 49 Arnott St, Alexandra by November 1, 1985. Highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

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TO REGISTERED PRACTISING ARCHITECTS HAMILTON CITY COUNCIL is intending to build, as part of its civic centre redevelopment, a new central public library. This structure will require to be Integrated with the underground carpark currently under construction (which has been designed with the library in mind) and with other commercial development intended to proceed on the site. Architects wishing to be considered for the library commission are invited to register their interest with Council, together with a resume of the practice’s structure and its ability to fully design and supervise a project of this type and magnitude which is likely to exceed $7 million. Examples of previous completed work, not necessarily in the library field, should be included as evidence of design flexibility and previous experience. The Council, in conjunction with the WaikatoBay of Plenty branch of the NZIA, will prepare a shortlist of up to five suitably qualified architects. This group will then be Invited for sketch designs and/or ideas for the library in accordance with the design brief, and to explain their schemes in person to the Council. No fee will be payable except to the successful designer. Interest in the project should be registered before noon on Thursday, October 31, 1985, with: The Chief Executive HAMILTON.CITY COUNCIL Private. Bag — HAMILTON