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PUBLIC NOTICES DIETETIC BURSARIES APPLICATIONS are invited from enrolled or intending Home Science students, interested in becoming Dietitians, for bursaries available for up to four years. Following completion of the Home Science Course, bursars will receive twelve months’ training at Hospital Training Schools at Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch or Dunedin. Generous salaries are paid to student dietitians in training. Minimum educational qualifications required is University Entrance. Bursaries are also available to Registered Nurses to undertake training as Dietitians. Applications close with the Director-General of Health, P.O. Box 5013, Wellington, on October 1, 1965, from whom further details and application forms are obtainable. DIETETIC BURSARIES FOR NURSES Applications are invited from Registered Nurses who are interested in becoming Dietitians, for a bursary which will enable them to complete the necessary course of study at the Home Science School, University of Otago, where there is a special course available to Nurses. Applications close with the Director-General of Health on October 1, 1965. Further information and application forms may be obtained from the Department of Health, Head Office, Wellington. 2302 CANTERBURY BRANCH AND FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUM PUBLIC LECTURE Museum Lecture Theatre, On TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1965, At 8 p.m. Dr. R. Duff, of the Canterbury Museum, and Mr H. F. Griffiths, of the Antarctic Society, will speak on the suggested Antarctic Hall. The Film “140 Days Under the World,” will also be screened. All Welcome. 2313 JUMBLE SALE TODAY, SATURDAY, 11.30 A.M. St. Luke’s Hall, Cnr. Manchester and Peterborough streets. Bargains Galore. Admission 3d. AMBERLEY AGRICULTURAL AND AMBERLEY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION PASTORAL ASSOCIATION 63rd ANNUAL SHOW 63rd ANNUAL SHOW SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1965. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1965. SCHEDULES AVAILABLE SCHEDULES AVAILABLE FROM SECRETARY. FROM SECRETARY. BOOK Space Early. Full range of classes in all Sections. Numerous Challenge Cups and Trophies All entries except Flowers close Friday, October 8, at 5 p.m. Flower entries close Friday, October 22, at 5 p.m. N. N. COULBECK, Secretary. Box 9, AMBERLEY. 2341 TRACTION ENGINE RALLY FAIRTON, ASHBURTON. SHURMY, OCTOBER 16, 1965. KEEP THIS UTE FREE. OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF BUILDERS CAN UNDERTAKE FURTHER COMMERCIAL WORK IMMEDIATE START CAN BE MADE Buildings Constructed to Owner's Requirements and Assistance With Plans Arranged if Required ’PHONE 65-430.

<MED> KITE FLYING UNGER FROM ELECTRIC LINK. WARNING TO CHILDREN AND PARENTS THE Municipal Eelectricity Department finds ample evidence of how little is realised of the dangers of kite flying in the proximity of overhead electric lines. If parents and teachers would only realise the swiftness with which tragedy may come, there would be more warnings issued to children about flying kites in such surroundings Occasionally the Department’s staff receive a call to assist a child whose kite is entangled in the bare conductors of an 11,000-volt overhead line. Pulling at the tangled string will gradually draw together the wires of the high tension circuit. Low-tension lines also have a very definite danger for kite flyers, and the only safe course is to avoid entirely all types of overhead electric lines. A wet kite string in contact with a live line may have very serious results for the child holding the lower end. When the risk is so real, and a word of warning may mean so much, a strong plea is made by the Department to parents and to schoolteachers to warn children against flying kites near overhead lines, and particularly to urge them to abandon any kites which becomes entangled with an overhead wire. A word of warning may mean nothing less then a life saved, and the precaution is surely worth taking. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT, CHRISTCHURCH. 8237

PUBLIC LECTURE "DRUGS AND BEHAVIOR" by Prof. Roger W. Russell, M.A., Ph.D., D.Sc., F.B.Ps.S (hon) Professor of Psychology, University of Indiana. MUSEUM HALL, ROLLESTON AVENUE, MONDAY AUGUST 30, 8 p.m. Lecture sponsored by the New Zealand Branch, British Psychological Society. 2241