New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 47

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✨ Import Licence Tender Results

No. 47

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SUPPLEMENT

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

THURSDAY, 23 APRIL 1981

Published by Authority

WELLINGTON: MONDAY, 27 APRIL 1981

Import Licence Tendering Scheme—Results of Tenders for Lot 3—Round 1

THE following are the official results of tenders for Lot 3, 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 for tender numbers 1981/61 (Tariff item 62.01.001) and 1981/67, for which a servicing and spares preregistration is required, have also signed an undertaking to provide the necessary spare parts and servicing facilities to meet the normal requirements of customers.

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 If, in terms of this statement, it is necessary to reallocate licence units where tenderers have withdrawn their tenders, the details of such reallocations will be published in the Gazette.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: 1981/61—Item Code: Ex 62.005

5 Licence Units of $1,000

Successful Tenders—

Name Location Amount Bid $

Piano and Organ R. Ltd. Wellington 252

Wholesale Linen Importers Ltd. Auckland 200

The Merchant Adventurers of Narnia Ltd. Wellington 150

Ethnic Imports Wellington 150

Farmers Wholesale Ltd. Auckland 150

Unsuccessful Tenders—

The DIC Ltd. Dunedin 125

B. Berman and Co. Ltd. Auckland 120

Dunrae Mfg. Ltd. Auckland 80

Wellfit Ltd. Auckland 60

B. Smuts-Kennedy Ltd. Petone 50

Peggy Wood Designs Ltd. Auckland 1

E. Allan Brooker Ltd. Auckland 1

Decorative and Interior Supplies Ltd. Auckland 1

Luvme Toy Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Auckland 1

Invalid Tenders—

A. M. and D. J. Woodward Dargaville 150

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🏭 Import Licence Tendering Scheme Results for Lot 3, Round One

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsImport Licence, Tender Results, Trade and Industry, Licence Units

🏭 Tender Results for Item Code Ex 62.005

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTender Results, Import Licence, Trade and Industry, Licence Units
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A. M. Woodward, Invalid Tender
D. J. Woodward, Invalid Tender

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