New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 39

Page 941

✨ Import Licence Tendering Results

No. 39
941

RECEIVED
16 APR 1981

SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF
THURSDAY, 9 APRIL 1981
Published by Authority

WELLINGTON: FRIDAY, 10 APRIL 1981

Import Licence Tendering Scheme—Results of Tenders for Lot 1—Round One

The following are the official results of tenders for Lot 1, Round One, of the Import Licence Tendering Scheme. Licences obtained by this procedure are valid for 1 year from the date of publication of this notice. All tenderers will receive separate notification of their results.

In submitting these tenders, each tenderer has signed an undertaking which states that: he or she is domiciled in New Zealand; has been actively trading throughout the immediately preceding 12 months; does not act in this matter on behalf of any other person; and has not submitted tenders in excess of the maximum number of tenders specified in the Call for Tenders to which this tender relates.

Tenderers are referred to the press statement of 2 April 1981 released by the Acting Minister of Trade and Industry, copies of which are available from the Department of Trade and Industry. If, in terms of this statement, it is necessary to reallocate licence units where tenderers have withdrawn their tenders, the details of such reallocations will be published in the Gazette.

TENDER NUMBER: 1981/1—Item Code: 04.005
7 Licence Units of $2,000 each

Successful Tenders—

Name Location Amount Bid
$ $
G. S. Lintott and Co. Ltd. Auckland 2,320
R. G. Lintott Distributors Ltd. Auckland 2,320
R. G. Lintott Distributors Ltd. Auckland 2,320
Premier Distributors and Manufacturers Ltd. Auckland 2,320
G. S. Lintott and Co. Ltd. Auckland 2,320
Foodstuffs Co-op Society Ltd. Wellington 300
Foodstuffs Co-op Society Ltd. Wellington 300

Unsuccessful Tenders—

Cash Wholesalers Ltd. Wellington 300
Cash Wholesalers Ltd. Wellington 300
Foodstuffs (Wanganui) Ltd. Wanganui 300
Foodstuffs (Wanganui) Ltd. Wanganui 300
D. and K. Tailor Auckland 200
J. Rattray and Son Ltd. Christchurch 200
Richard Hislop Ltd. Wellington 176
Richard Hislop Ltd. Wellington 176
Hutchinsons (Wholesale) Ltd. Auckland 120
Associated Wholesalers Ltd. Auckland 100
Associated Wholesalers Ltd. Auckland 100

Invalid Tenders—

Foodstuffs (Chch) Ltd. Christchurch 2,300
Foodstuffs (Otago Southland) Ltd. Dunedin 220
The Nestle Co. (N.Z.) Ltd. Auckland 80
The Nestle Co. (N.Z.) Ltd. Auckland 80

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🏭 Import Licence Tendering Scheme Results for Lot 1, Round One

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsImport Licence, Tender Results, Lot 1, Round One, Trade and Industry
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7 names identified

G. S. Lintott, Successful tenderer
R. G. Lintott, Successful tenderer
R. G. Lintott, Successful tenderer
D. and K. Tailor, Unsuccessful tenderer
J. Rattray, Unsuccessful tenderer
Richard Hislop, Unsuccessful tenderer
Richard Hislop, Unsuccessful tenderer

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