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Himalayan Times
November 11, 1962
TENDER NOTICE
Sealed tenders supers-
ribsd ''Tender for supply
f Ipecac Nursery Mate-
W$ At Bongo for 1963-64"
re invited by the under-
igned on bahalf of the
lovernor on the following
pecificatione & conditions.
Matured Malla Bam-
ioos :—
) 5 x 101 Girth—25,000
pieces.
i) 7 x 10 Girlh-2o.0C0
pieces.
) 8 x 10" Girth-1,00,000
pieces.
I) 10 x8 -6' Girlh-40 006
pieces.
i) ID'xS -6" Girth-25,000
pieces.
) 20' x 1 Girth 2 Lakh
pieces.
Hates fur choya bam.
joo for the above sizes
nay also be (juoted.
Matured khur(Thateh;
>n 6' bundle basis length
>■ & ov<-r—-o:ie L»kh
bundles.
Matured kana on 6'
jundie ba-is, length 5 &
nr^r.
Waat** venet-r—4' bun-
dle, minimus) width G .
length 24 & over Quan
t<ty of supply should bj
3itot«4 specifically.
Sii^d veneer—4' Bun-
dle or 100 pes basis, each
sheet 24" & uv-r in length
sod 12" & ■/vr ia v. idth.
Quantity of supply to be
tue»t: 'tied.
Supplies are to be
made at Rongo, Dalgaon,
Gairibas, Kancba Lcrey
and Nazal Nurseries vrbiob
should commence from
December 1962 and com-
pleted by May 1963. Other
details may be bad from
the orifice of the under
signed.
The tenders should
reach the undersigned on
or before 23rd Novemher
'62 along with treasury
recr-ipted challan for Rs.
S'.'O/- as earnest Jtoney.
In ease the lowest ten-
derer withdraws, his Ear-
nest Monej- will be for-
feited & tanderere will
have to bid openly it the
lowest b:d will bo accep-
ted. 2-1% of the totHl
value of the orders will
have to be deposited as
Security Money by the
sucessffnl tenderer within
one week of acoeptanoe
of tender and enter into
Bt!r*ement for supplies of
ntatfrnle. The tenders
will be opened on 24th
v ovmher '62 at 10 a.m.
in nffW nf the undersig-
ned b»f»r«' tenderers pre-
sent. Tn all enses samples
must be submitted with
tenders.
All rights for accep-
tance & rejection of one
ur all tenders without
assigning anv .easous are
reserved.
S. K. PRAI'HAN,
Manager,
Gov.. Ipecac Plantation
Ronyo, Mctelli P. O.
200 WOMEN WALK 7
MILES TO SAFETY
New Deihi, Nov.
About 200 women an
children—families of me
of the Assam Rjfle6—mad
a long and ardous tre
back to safety from foi
ward areas in NEFA.
They began mcvin
back when the posts i
the forward areas cam
under the massive nasal,
by the Chinese. Ac-sat
Rifles personnel are allowe
to have their families wit
thorn even in these area
In small batches, thei
women and cnildren walke
about 75 miles from Lull
pu to Jang, via L'owanj
Some of the. wome
carried their babies o
their backs. They ooul
bring, very few of the
belongings with them an
bad to go prauticall
without food on the
hazardous trek to safet;
They are now lodge
at a camp near Misamar
about 16 miles f ->.-u Te:
pur. 1 hey are bei give
rations and financial an
medical assistance.
The wives or ts
Army officers who a;
looking after the welfa:
of troops in the foi'wa;
areas are attending to tl
waifs.™ of these refuge
They said the women at
children urgently needi
oloihing, p.-pasially wot
ens, t'je winter iiavil
already set in.
Himalayan Times
November 11, 1962
TENDER NOTICE
Sealed tenders supers-
ribsd ''Tender for supply
f Ipecac Nursery Mate-
W$ At Bongo for 1963-64"
re invited by the under-
igned on bahalf of the
lovernor on the following
pecificatione & conditions.
Matured Malla Bam-
ioos :—
) 5 x 101 Girth—25,000
pieces.
i) 7 x 10 Girlh-2o.0C0
pieces.
) 8 x 10" Girth-1,00,000
pieces.
I) 10 x8 -6' Girlh-40 006
pieces.
i) ID'xS -6" Girth-25,000
pieces.
) 20' x 1 Girth 2 Lakh
pieces.
Hates fur choya bam.
joo for the above sizes
nay also be (juoted.
Matured khur(Thateh;
>n 6' bundle basis length
>■ & ov<-r—-o:ie L»kh
bundles.
Matured kana on 6'
jundie ba-is, length 5 &
nr^r.
Waat** venet-r—4' bun-
dle, minimus) width G .
length 24 & over Quan
t<ty of supply should bj
3itot«4 specifically.
Sii^d veneer—4' Bun-
dle or 100 pes basis, each
sheet 24" & uv-r in length
sod 12" & ■/vr ia v. idth.
Quantity of supply to be
tue»t: 'tied.
Supplies are to be
made at Rongo, Dalgaon,
Gairibas, Kancba Lcrey
and Nazal Nurseries vrbiob
should commence from
December 1962 and com-
pleted by May 1963. Other
details may be bad from
the orifice of the under
signed.
The tenders should
reach the undersigned on
or before 23rd Novemher
'62 along with treasury
recr-ipted challan for Rs.
S'.'O/- as earnest Jtoney.
In ease the lowest ten-
derer withdraws, his Ear-
nest Monej- will be for-
feited & tanderere will
have to bid openly it the
lowest b:d will bo accep-
ted. 2-1% of the totHl
value of the orders will
have to be deposited as
Security Money by the
sucessffnl tenderer within
one week of acoeptanoe
of tender and enter into
Bt!r*ement for supplies of
ntatfrnle. The tenders
will be opened on 24th
v ovmher '62 at 10 a.m.
in nffW nf the undersig-
ned b»f»r«' tenderers pre-
sent. Tn all enses samples
must be submitted with
tenders.
All rights for accep-
tance & rejection of one
ur all tenders without
assigning anv .easous are
reserved.
S. K. PRAI'HAN,
Manager,
Gov.. Ipecac Plantation
Ronyo, Mctelli P. O.
200 WOMEN WALK 7
MILES TO SAFETY
New Deihi, Nov.
About 200 women an
children—families of me
of the Assam Rjfle6—mad
a long and ardous tre
back to safety from foi
ward areas in NEFA.
They began mcvin
back when the posts i
the forward areas cam
under the massive nasal,
by the Chinese. Ac-sat
Rifles personnel are allowe
to have their families wit
thorn even in these area
In small batches, thei
women and cnildren walke
about 75 miles from Lull
pu to Jang, via L'owanj
Some of the. wome
carried their babies o
their backs. They ooul
bring, very few of the
belongings with them an
bad to go prauticall
without food on the
hazardous trek to safet;
They are now lodge
at a camp near Misamar
about 16 miles f ->.-u Te:
pur. 1 hey are bei give
rations and financial an
medical assistance.
The wives or ts
Army officers who a;
looking after the welfa:
of troops in the foi'wa;
areas are attending to tl
waifs.™ of these refuge
They said the women at
children urgently needi
oloihing, p.-pasially wot
ens, t'je winter iiavil
already set in.