Himalayan Times (1962)

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Himalayan Times

May 20, 1962

KALIMPONG MUNICIPALITY

NOTICE1,

1. Sealed TENDERS
are invited from—

(i) Registered Con-
tractors class 1 of tins
Municipality.

.(ii) Registered Con-
tractors Class II & III
combined of the Munici-
pality to make up the
limit.

(iii) Registered Con-
tractors Class III com-
bined to make up the
limit.

(iv) and also from
the reliable and bouafida
outside contractors com-
bined with any one of
the Municipality registered
contractors in Class 11 &
III for the IMPROVEMENTS
OF BONO KOAD PART II
at an estimated cost of
Rs. 27,785 in the besto-
wal of the Kalimpong.
Municipality before 1 p.m.
of the 25th May, 1»G2.

2. Rates should be
quoted above, below or
at per the iSohedule of
Rates 1960-ttl of P.W.D.
Department adopted by
this Municipality.

3. Registered contrac-
tors who are not eligible
but have combined with
outside reliable and bona,
fide contractors should
submit neoessary creden-
tials of outside bonufide
contractors and deposit
difference in earnest mo-
ney @ o% of the estimate

which will be adjusted as
security deposit in cane of
succesful tenderer and will
be refunded in case of
others.

4. Earnest money will
have . to be deposited by
24-51W2 upto 2 p. m.
and tender forms should
also be obtained from
office by this said date
on payment of Rs. 3/-
p*r form.

6. The Chairman re-
serves the right of rejec-
ting all or any of the
tenders. The lowest ten-
der will not neoessarily
be accepted.

Further particulars
may be obtained from
the office during working
hours.

M. K. PRADHAN,
Chairman,
Kalimpong Municipality,
Kulimpong.

FOR SALE
Sealed tenders are
invited separately for
Chevrolet, Ford and other
Mine, articles to reach the
undersigned by 12 Moon
on 27.6-62. For further
particulars interested ten.
derers Jrtay contact the
undersigned who reserves
the right to accept or
reject any offer without
assigning reasoiiB.
S. LAMA,
Transport Officer,
Sikkim Nationalised
Transport, Gangtok.

JAPANESE TEAM CLIMB
JUGAL HIMAL
Kathtnandu, May 16
The Japanese have
climbed the 23,240 feet
Jugal . Himal peak, the
Nepal Foreign Office an-
nounced bere today.

Seven members of the
eight-man all Japan Hi-
malayan expedition team,
except the leader. Akirs
Takahashi, climbed the
peak in three separate
assults. The first parly
of two members reached
the peak at 2-3 p m. on
May 3 uft'er leaving Camp
VII at 6 a. m. Oii. May
5, two other members
reached the peak at Sl-30
a. m. followed by three
other members at 11-30
a. m. the same day The
leader remained at. Camp
VI. This was the third
Japanese attempt on the
peak in three successive
years.

Meanwhile, the Ne-
palese Government bas
granted permission to the
Japanese team, which
climb* d the Hongde peak
in Mukut Himal on May
8, to climb a new peak
known as Cbureq Himul.
The peak wbioh is slightly
west of Dheulagiri, has
not yet been fully ex-
plored.

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STAY AT

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