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PUM.IC NOTICK CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL CENTENNIAL POOL PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the New Zealand Amateur Swimming Association (Canterbury Centre) has been granted the use of the Centennial Pool on the evening of Wednesday. December 13.* 1961, on the occasion of the visit of the Australian swimmers. Misses D. Fraser and N. Shepherd Competitors only will be allowed in the swimming pool from 6.30 p.m. • C, S. BOWIE, Town Clerk. CHRISTCHURCH. December 12, 1961. 7Oll THE ROYAL COMMISSION on STATE SERVICES has already advertised its terms of reference. but copies of the Gazette Notice in which these appear may be obtained on application to the Secretary, Box 8017, Wellington. The Royal Commission has been hearing submissions and evidence since July last and wishes to complete its sittings early in the New Year. Any organisation or person wishing to make submissions to the Commission who has not yet given notice of intention to do so is therefore requested to write to the Secretary not later than February 2. 1962. Any such submissions must be forwarded so as to reach the Secrelaiy not later than February 16, 1962. Counsel assisting the Commission will notify the persons concerned of the time and place at which theif submissions will be heard if the Royal Commission desires to take them at a public hearing. This is the final notice calling for submissions to this Royal Commission. J. P. M. CORNWALL. Secretary. 7840 THE GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE gives notice of its intention to issue at the expiry of two weeks from this date, a COPY POLICY to take the place of Policy No. 407300 purchased by Leslie Lynton Ludemann on the life of Alan Leslie Ludemann. declared to have been lost. EARN £’s £‘s £‘s WHILE YOU LEARN! Those long evenings can earn you PROFITS by producing Soft Toys. Handbags. Plastic Novelties. SELL US YOUR TOYS. Other offers Write “Toys." Box 64. Wanganui. LINCOLN COLLEGE ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP, 1982. The Lincoln College Board of Governors offers an Entrance Scholarship for the Diploma Course in Horticulture for 1962. The Scholarship will amount to twenty-five (25) guineas, tenable for one year. Preference will be given to former District High School pupils who have had not less than one year’s horticultural experience since leaving school Applications close on January 31. 1962 with the undersigned. from whom detailed conditions and application forms are obtainable. H G. HUNT. Registrar. Lincoln College. CHRISTCHURCH. 7854

SUMMER BALLET SCHOOL THE DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF RUSSIAN CLASSICAL BALLET AND CHARACTER DANCING SERGE BOUSLOFF (Dunedin Director and National Examiner.) Studio: SAMSONS BUILDINGS Lower Dowling street, Dunedin. Telephone 75-390. P.O. BOX 948 DUNEDIN. N.Z. A two-weeks’ Summer School, commencing January IS. 1962. at 9 am. Classical Ballet and Character Dancing. Mime and Make-up Classes Daily. Students wishing to enrol for one or two weeks must do so not later than January 3. 1962. Limited School. Fee £lO 10s 3732 POSTER DESIGN COMPETITION NEW ZEALAND OPERA COMPANY Artists are invited to submit designs for a theatrical poster advertising the New Zealand Opera Company’s 1962 season of the operas “Carmen" and “The Barber of Seville’* The designs will be confined to three colours, suitable for silk-screen reproduction. Size of poster will be 30in deep by 20 in wide and submissions should be in this size. The one poster will advertise both "Carmen" and "The Barber of Seville." Space must be left at the bottom for the insertion of Theatre and playing dates. Wording on the poster should include: THE NEW ZEALAND OPERA COMPANY PRESENTS "CARMEN” AND “THE BARBER OF SEVILLE." Entries addressed to ‘Potter Design” c/o New Zealand Opera company. P.O. Box 1618. Wellington, must be posted to reach Wellington by February 10. The decision of the judge (Mr L. L. du Chateau, Managing Director of a leading New Zealand Advertising Agency) will be final and no correspondence will be entered into. The winner will be advised by letter, and results published in metropolitan newspapers on February 24. PRIZE FOR WINNING DESIGN-£5O (Prize money kindly donated by the New Zealand Opera Society, Wellington Branch.)