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PUBLIC NOTICES WE SELL, make and restore Period Furniture: do French Polishing and Upholstery. Genuine Georgian Mahogany Dining Table and matching set of Chairs. B.A.D.A. Seal. VICTORIA ANTIQUES, LTD., 72 Victoria street. ’PHONE 32-070. STC AIR SERVICES LICENSING ACT 1951 NOTICE is herebv given that a public hearing of the Licensing Authority will be held at Commerce House. 126 Wakefield street, Wellington on August 4. 1965 commencing at 10 a m. for the purpose of considering evidence in favour of or against the granting of applications received by the Licensing Authority in respect of Air Service Licence No. 282 by SOUTH PACIFIC AIRLINES OF NEW ZEA LAND, LTD., P.O. Box 1670. Auckland, as described in the Schedule hereto: SCHEDULE 1. Application for extension of the validity of Rotorua-Taupo-Wellington route (expired March 29, 1965). 2. Application for sole rights to and from Taupo in respect of timetable and charter services where the aircraft operated exceed seven seats passenger capacity. 3. Application for exclusive rights to operate scheduled and non-scheduled passenger, mail and freight services through Rotorua commencing in August 1965 but reviewable after two years. Services through Rotorua to be operated with a minimum frequency of 20 flights weekly. 4. Application for variation to existing route licence as follows: (a) Optional stop at Taupo on present route: AucklandHamilton (optional) Roto-rua-Taupo-Masterton - Wellington. (b) Optional stop at Taupo on non-operative route; Roto-rua-Taupo-Welllngton (expired March 29, 1965). 5. In accordance with the Company’s route licences to replace DC3 aircraft with 40-60 seater twin enginer turbo-prop aircraft, where suitably equipped and licensed airfields are available, providing a total of five aircraft only are operated. 6. Application for sole rights over the route sectors Hamilton - New Plymouth - Nelson - Christchurch as soon as modern turbo-prop aircraft can be brought into service. 7. Application for the right to operate the only a.m. turboprop service between New Plymouth and Auckland, and similarly the only p.m. service between Auckland and New Plymouth when the replacement aircraft are introduced. 8. Application for the control of aircraft capacity to be offered between New Plymouth and Auckland with a view to ensuring that a frequency of two return turbo-prop flights per day is the normal maximum, which may only be exceeded during peak periods, subject to review if the average capacity availed on all flights exceed 70 per cent on this sector. 9. Application is sought (a) to extend the use of TPF Fares beyond October 1965, until further notice, and (b) following the Introduction of two turboprop aircraft, the Company seeks to delete the WellingtonChristchurch sector from TPF approval, and (c) turbo-prop aircraft operated by the Company to maintain a T.P.F. limit of fifteen seats on any one sector. 10. Application to amend the freight limitation on the abovementioned licence at any time to maximum onload of 15cwt at any one airport, with the exception of Taupo and Rotorua where freight would be unrestricted and the route sectors Christchurch-New Plymouth which would continue unrestricted as at present. 11. Application to operate all, or part of the route Christ-church-Oamaru-Alexandra - GoreInvercargill under contract to another New Zealand operator. 12. Any person or organisation wishing to object to or support the granting of the application is directed to give notice thereof to the Licensing Authority through the Secretary for Civil Aviation and to the applicant concerned at least three days prior to the date of the hearing. A notice of objection must state in general terms the grounds of objection. J. HEATLEY. Secretary for Air Services Licensing Authority. c/o. Department of Civil Aviation, WELLINGTON C.l. July 20 1965. 2234 PREBBLETON DOMAIN NOTICE is hereby given that the term of office of the Prebbleton Domain Board will expire on the 7th August, 1965, and that a public meeting will be held in the Prebbleton Public Hall on Thursday, July 29, at 8 p.m. for the purpose of deciding the form of control of the Domain, and if necessary nominating a new Board to control the Domain for a further term. H. S. CLAUGHTON, Secretary. 2183

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE THE UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMITTEE advises that scholarships for study in 1966 are available for competition. Any applicant who is attending or is a recent graduate of a University in New Zealand should apply to the Registrar of his University by 1 October. Any other applicant should apply to the Secretary of the University Grants Committee by the same date. Post-Doctoral Fellowships Open to applicants who are not more than 35 years of age and who have qualified for a Ph.D. degree in a New Zealand University or a Ph.D. (or its equivalent) of any other University. Tenure 1-2 years. Postgraduate Scholarships—mainly for study in New Zealand Open to recent graduates who are eligible to register as students for the degree of Ph.D. Sir Walter Mulholland Fellowships Open to Honours graduates in a field of research of interest to the agricultural and food processing industries. Tenure up to 3 years; emolument £lOOO p.a. plus allowances. Shell Postgraduate Schalorship Open to male graduates of a New Zealand University with high Honours in Science or Engineering. Tenure 2-3 years; emolument £B5O p.a. plus travel. East-West Center For New Zealanders with a Bachelors Degree with at least an average of “B” to study at the East-West Center, University of Hawaii. Tenure initially 12 months if beginning in June, 9 months if beginning in September. Fares, tuition, maintenance, personal allowance and expenses-paid study tour in U.S.A. Johnson's Wax Fund Fellowship Open to a New Zealand graduate in a field of benefit to the student's own country. Tenure 1 academic year; allowances—up to a maximum of 2400 dollars. Application forms are obtainable from the Registrar of any University in New Zealand or from the Secretary of the University Grants Committee, Box 8035, Wellington. 2284