Himalayan Times (1960)

November 27, 1960 Himalayan Times

Seven

Sale Notice

1. Sealed of fori supers-
cribed "Cardamom ' are
invited for the purchase
of approximately 330
iuaunds of Cardamom ex-
godowu in (Jovernment
Cinchoua Plantaliou, Mun-
■ong, Kalimpong Poet
Offioe.

2. Full value of the
above amount of Carda-
mom will have to be
deposited into the Trea-
sury or Sub-Treaiury by
the suleoted tenderer
within 7 days of the
acceptance of hit lander
and the Treaeury challan
in duplicate must be pro-
duced to the undeieigned
before taking delivery of
the Cardamom. The entire
lot of Cardamon available
must be olaared from the
Plantation godown within
14 days of the acceptance
of his tender.

3. ample of Carda-
mom may b* had from
the Assistant Manager,
Govt. Cinchona Plantation
llunsong. Keshyem divi-
sion on any working day.

4 Tenders must be
aooumpanied with an ear-
nest money of Rs f>00 ■
( Five hundred ) only, in
cash. The earnest money
is liable to be forfeited
to Government in oasa
the acoepted tenderer fails
to deposit the value of
Cardamom within the sti-
pulated time mentioned
in Para II above. •

5, Sealed offers from
prospective buyers will
be aocepted by tho under-
signed upto 9th Decem-
ber 1960 exoept Sunday.

6. The undersigned is
not bound to aooept the
highest or any offer

7 All tenders tor Car
darnom received upto
9-12-60 will be opened by
the undersigned on 10-12 60
at 2 P.M. The bidders
may be present on that
day if they so desire.

Manager,
Govt. Cinchona Plantation
Munaong, Kalimpong P.O.

wanted

Wanted immediately
an experienced Conk for
the Palace Kitchen capa-
ble of preparing English,
Chinese and Tibetan dishes.
The seleoted oandidate
will be on probation for
one year.

Applications stating
salary acceptable should
reach the undersigned on
or before the 15th Decem-
ber, 1960.

No travelling allow-
ance or any other expen-
ses either for interview
or for joining the post,
if appointed, will be
allowed.

Tse Ten Task,
Private Seorelary to
His Highness The Maha-
raja of Sikkim.
• Gangtok.

CHINESE BUILD NEW
YATUNG LHASA ROAD

- Darjeeliog, Nov. 2»

Tibetan refugees report
that the Chinese have
completed a motorable
road which enables one
to complete the journey
between Yatung and Lhasa
in a day. the original
Chinese-built road linking
Yatung with Lhasa' passed
through 8higat.se and it
normally took three to
four days to complete the
journey by jeep.

Formerly a mule track,
the new road goes straight
to Lhasa via Nangkurtsa
and is' strongly protected
and used only by military
vehicles.

The refugees also speak
of a new school for mili-
tary personnel now func-
tioning near Lhasa where
two Tibetan lady teaohers
trained in China give
lessons in Hindi and
Nepali.

CENSUS OF TIBETANS
IN INDIA
Darjeeliog, Nov. 24
It is understood that
the Government of India
has decided to take a
census of Tibetan nationals
living in India. The
Foreigners' Registration
Office has, from Novem-
ber IS, started ' enumera-
tion of all Tibetan na.
tionals in Darjeeliog Dis-
trict.