Himalayan Times (1962)

Eight

Himalayan Times January 21, 1962

SALE NOTICE

Sealed offen supers-
oribed "Cardamom'' are
invited for the purchase
of approximately 9060 Kg
(242 maunda) of Cardamom
ex-godown in Government
Cinchona Plantation, Mun.
■ong, Kalimpong Post
ofBoe.

Full value of the
above amount of Carda-
mom will have to be
deposited into the Trea-
sury or Sub-Treasury by
the seleoted tenderer
within 7 days of the
aooeptanoe of bis tender
and the Treasury ohallan
in duplioate must be pro-
duoed to the undesigned
before'taking dnlirsry of
the Cardamom.. The entire
lot of Cardamom available
must be oleared from the
Plantation godown within
14 days of the acceptance
of the tender.

. Sample o f Carda-
mom may be had from
the Assistant ' Manager,
Government Cinchona
Plantation, Munsong, Ka
shyem division on any
working day.

Tenders must be
supported by an earnest
money of lis 300 00
(Rupees three hundred)
only, in oash. The earnest
money is liable to be
forfeited to Government in
case the aooepted tenderer
fails to deposit the value
of the Cardamom within
the stipulated time.

Offers from prospective
buyers will be aocepted
by the undersigned up to
31st January, 1962 and
opened on the 1st February
1962 at 2-30 P. M. in the
prssenoe of tenderers.

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

Manager,
Govt. Cinchona Plantation,

Muneong.

WANTED

Trained Under Gra-
duate Lady Teachers for
Primary Section. Pay
Rs. 90/., 6 120. EH 166-
7-177-60 with Ra. )0/-as
Training Allownnoe, School
D. A. 17.60. and (Govt.
D A. Re 17 60 when ap-
proved by the Board of
Secondary Education W.
Bengal ) Apply with cer-
tificates bj the 3lut Jany.
'62 to the Secretary,
Siliguri Hindi School,
P. O- Siliguri.

THANK YOU I

I extend my heart-
felt thanks to all my
friends and sympathisers
for participating in funeral
of my beloved wife who
departed for her heavenly
borne on 30-12-1961, and
to those who conveyed
their sincere condolence to
me at the time of my
bereavement.

May Almighty God
rest her departed soul in
peace.

Faisullah Cbishti

PROGRAMME FOR PROSPERITY

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whole, bringing it upto
100 million tons. ' The
achievement of this aver-,
age fur the entire coun-
try presupposes a muoh
higher percentage increase,
60 per oent or so, in the
predominantly food pro-
ducing districts such
those seleoted for the
'Package Programme'.

The 'Package Pro-
gramme', intended to put
the nation's agriculture
on a modern footing, is
being watched with con-
siderable interest not only
in India but also by other
oountriea. Involving joint
participation of the ad-
ministrative maohioery
geared to coordinated ac-
tion, and non-official agen-
cies like Pauohayats and
cooperatives, the experi-
ment is benefiting the
agriculturist aa well as
the administrator. The
agriculturist is enabled to
plan and work for bis
prosperity and the admi-
nistrator is becoming more
realistic in his approach
to problems. Red-tape is
receiving a setbaok. Id
removing procedural bot-
tlenecks, many traditional
and outworn habits of
administrative thinking
have been abandoned and
more and more initiative
is coming into play.