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November 4, 1962
Himalayan Times
Five
TENDER NOTICE
Sealed tenders supers-
cribed '"Tendar for supply
of Ipacac Nursery Mule-
rials ftt Rongo for 1063-64"
are invited by tbe under-
signed on behalf of tbe
Governor on the following
specifications & conditions,
Matured Malta Bam-
booa :—
a) 5'x 10" Girth—25,000
pieces.
b) 7' x 10" Girth-25,0CO
pieces.
c) 8' x 10" Girth-1,00,000
pieces.
d) 10'x8"-6"Girth_40,000
pieces.
») 19' x 8"-6" Girth-25,000
pieces.
f) 20' x 1" Girth 2 Lakh
pieces.
Rates for ehoya bam-
boo for the above Bizes
may also be quoted.
Matured khur(Thatch)
on 6' bundle basis, length
5' & over—one Lakh
bundles.
Matursd kans on 6'
burdle basis, length 5' &
over.
Waste veneer—4' bun-
dle, minimum width G',
length 24" & over Quan-
tity of supply should be
quoted specifically.
Sized veneer—4' Bun-
dle or 100 pes basis, each
sheet 24" & over in length
and 12" & over in width.
Quantity of supply to be
mentioned.
Supplies are to bo
made at Rongo, Dalgaon,
Gairibaa, Kancha Lorey
and Naxal Nurseries whioh
should commence from
December 1862 and com-
pleted by May 1903. Other
details may bo had from
the office of the under
signed.
The tenders should
reaoh the undersigned on
or before 23rd November
'62 along with treasury
receipted ohallan for Rs.
500/- as earnest money.
In case the lowest ten-
derer withdraws, his Ear-
nest Money will be for-
feited & tenderers will
have to bid openly & the
lowest b!d will be accep-
ted. 2!% of the total
value of the orders will
have to be deposited as
Security Money by the
successful tenderer within
one week of acoeptanoe
of tender and enter into
agreement for supplies of
materials. The tenders
will be opened on 24th
November '62 at 10 a.m.
in office of the undersig-
ned before tenderers pre-
sent. In all caBes samples
must be submitted with
tenders.
All rights for accep-
tance & rejection of one
or all tenders without
assigning any reasons are
reserved.
S. K. PRAHHAN,
Manager,
Govt. Ipecao Plantation
Rongo, Matelli P. O.
APPEAL TO TIBETAN
REFUGEES
Darjeeling, Nov.2
Gyalo Dhondup, older
brother of the Dalai Lama,
has asked all Tibetan
refugees to consider India
as their second home and
has appealed to those in
the border areas to co-
operate . with the local
authorities and people in
the ourrent crisiB.
Requesting every Tibe-
tan to stand solidly be-
hind India in her hour
of need, he said he was
confident that India would
ultimately triumph.
WANTED
1) Wanted a M. A. or
B.A. Honours or an ex-
perienced B.A.,B.T. candi-
date for the past of
Headmaster for the Mirik
High bohool on a basic
salary of Rs. 200 plus
usual allowances.
2) Wanted a B.Sc tea-
oher on a monthly salary
of Rs. 95 plus usual al-
lowances, and a B.A..B.T.
or B.A. lady teacher on
a monthly salsry ol Rs.
90 plus usual allowances.
Apply immediataly to:
R. B. RAI,
fjecretary,
Mirik High School,
P. O. Mirik, Darjeeling.
Himalayan Times
Five
TENDER NOTICE
Sealed tenders supers-
cribed '"Tendar for supply
of Ipacac Nursery Mule-
rials ftt Rongo for 1063-64"
are invited by tbe under-
signed on behalf of tbe
Governor on the following
specifications & conditions,
Matured Malta Bam-
booa :—
a) 5'x 10" Girth—25,000
pieces.
b) 7' x 10" Girth-25,0CO
pieces.
c) 8' x 10" Girth-1,00,000
pieces.
d) 10'x8"-6"Girth_40,000
pieces.
») 19' x 8"-6" Girth-25,000
pieces.
f) 20' x 1" Girth 2 Lakh
pieces.
Rates for ehoya bam-
boo for the above Bizes
may also be quoted.
Matured khur(Thatch)
on 6' bundle basis, length
5' & over—one Lakh
bundles.
Matursd kans on 6'
burdle basis, length 5' &
over.
Waste veneer—4' bun-
dle, minimum width G',
length 24" & over Quan-
tity of supply should be
quoted specifically.
Sized veneer—4' Bun-
dle or 100 pes basis, each
sheet 24" & over in length
and 12" & over in width.
Quantity of supply to be
mentioned.
Supplies are to bo
made at Rongo, Dalgaon,
Gairibaa, Kancha Lorey
and Naxal Nurseries whioh
should commence from
December 1862 and com-
pleted by May 1903. Other
details may bo had from
the office of the under
signed.
The tenders should
reaoh the undersigned on
or before 23rd November
'62 along with treasury
receipted ohallan for Rs.
500/- as earnest money.
In case the lowest ten-
derer withdraws, his Ear-
nest Money will be for-
feited & tenderers will
have to bid openly & the
lowest b!d will be accep-
ted. 2!% of the total
value of the orders will
have to be deposited as
Security Money by the
successful tenderer within
one week of acoeptanoe
of tender and enter into
agreement for supplies of
materials. The tenders
will be opened on 24th
November '62 at 10 a.m.
in office of the undersig-
ned before tenderers pre-
sent. In all caBes samples
must be submitted with
tenders.
All rights for accep-
tance & rejection of one
or all tenders without
assigning any reasons are
reserved.
S. K. PRAHHAN,
Manager,
Govt. Ipecao Plantation
Rongo, Matelli P. O.
APPEAL TO TIBETAN
REFUGEES
Darjeeling, Nov.2
Gyalo Dhondup, older
brother of the Dalai Lama,
has asked all Tibetan
refugees to consider India
as their second home and
has appealed to those in
the border areas to co-
operate . with the local
authorities and people in
the ourrent crisiB.
Requesting every Tibe-
tan to stand solidly be-
hind India in her hour
of need, he said he was
confident that India would
ultimately triumph.
WANTED
1) Wanted a M. A. or
B.A. Honours or an ex-
perienced B.A.,B.T. candi-
date for the past of
Headmaster for the Mirik
High bohool on a basic
salary of Rs. 200 plus
usual allowances.
2) Wanted a B.Sc tea-
oher on a monthly salary
of Rs. 95 plus usual al-
lowances, and a B.A..B.T.
or B.A. lady teacher on
a monthly salsry ol Rs.
90 plus usual allowances.
Apply immediataly to:
R. B. RAI,
fjecretary,
Mirik High School,
P. O. Mirik, Darjeeling.