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PUBLIC NOTICES I MONSTER FAIR AND FUN FOR ALL St. Mary's College COLOMBO STREET NEXT SATURDAY 1 P.M. 6057 1080 POISON AGAINST OPOSSUMS AND DEER On and from May 24, 1965. 1080 poison in chopped carrot bait will be laid by aircraft for the destruction of deer and opossums in the following areas: The headwaters of the Mlkonui River catchment. The headwaters of Doctor’s Creek, The catchment of the Hokitika and Whltcombe River catchments. The work will be undertaken by the N.Z. Forest Service. Westland. J. P. BONISCH, Conservator of Forests.

MUSIC Twelve Weekly Lectures Illustrated with Recordings, Charts and Films Commencing Monday May 31 AFTERNOON (1.30 p.m.—3.30 p.m.) WHAT IS AN ORCHESTRA? Room 3. Durham street Methodist Church. EVENING (8.00 p.m -10.00 p.m.) THE TECHNIQUE AND SCIENCE OF ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS Staff Common Room, Ground Floor, Student Association Building, University of Canterbury, Corner of Montreal and Hereford streets. Lecturer: MR LLOYD G. PEACH, Mus.B., F.T.C.L., LMus.T.C,L, L.R.S.M. FEE: £l/10/- payable at first lecture. BROCHURES FROM: DEPARTMENT OF EXTENSION STUDIES, University of Canterbury, Private Bag Christchurch. 7699

THE VEGETATION OF THE SOUTH ISLAND Sixteen Weekly Lectures and Field Trip to Arthur's Pass and the Lewis Pass "THE NATIVE FORESTS" (Lectures 1 ■ 8) Lecturer: Dr. P. WARDLE, Ph.D., M.Sc. "THE VEGETATION OF OPEN AREAS AND EXOTIC VEGETATION" (Lectures 9 -16) Lecturer: MR. W. B. SILVESTER, M.Sc. Commencing WEDNESDAY, 2 JUNE at 8.00 P.M. Room 40, University of Canterbury. Fee: £2/2/- payable on application. Brochures from: DEPARTMENT OF EXTENSION STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY, Private Bag, Christchurch. 3686