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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30540, 8 September 1964, Page 26

PUBLIC NOTICES FARMERS FARMERS FARMERS PAREX SHEEP DIP PAREX SHEEP DIP PAREX SHEEP DIP This season use PAREX, the new safe, economical and effective dip Thousands of sheep have now been dipped with this wonder product. Order your supplies now while stocks are available. South Island agents: MALING and CO , LTD., Christchurch, •Phone 62-779. 3645 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. 400659. on the life of NGAIRE THOMPSON (deceased) (nee Hewitt) DECLARED TO HAVE BEEN LOST. ■ LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION AKAROA AND WAIREWA COUNTIES’ PROPOSED UNION. THE Local Government Commission on September 1. 1964, approved a Provisional Scheme modified as a result of objections received providing for the union of the Counties of Akaroa and Wairewa. Such scheme now becomes a Final Scheme and copies have been deposited and are available for inspection at this office and the offices of the Akaroa County • Council, Duvauchelle. and the Wairewa County Council. Little River. R. Buist, Secretary, Local Government Commission, Bowen State Building, Private Bag, Wellington. 6036 "P-inehaveJi LUXURY Licensed Restaurant QUALITY DINING, WINKING and DANCING GALA NIGHT SATURDAYS One of Canterbury’s Fine Places Ring Tolls 8814. Kaiapol. .3731 POWER CUTS IN ACCORDANCE with instructions from the New Zealand Electricity Department to reduce electricity consumption by the control of water-heating, notice is hereby given that, in the area supplied by the Municipal Electricity Department, Christchurch, water heaters will be shut off by centralised control for 24 hours from 9 p.m. Tuesday, September 8, to 9 p.m., Wednesday, September 9. The necessity to apply power cuts in Christchurch is regretted but failure to restrict consumption now will almost certainly result in a much more serious shortage later. Any additional savings which consumers can make now will reduce the number of such compulsory cuts required to give the necessary total saving.