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* PUBLIC NOTICES PARTNERSHIP MR E. D. BENNETT advises that he has admitted to Partnership ALISTAIR JOHN SHEARD, who has been a member of his staff for several years. THE PARTNERSHIP shall prac tise under the name of— E. D. BENNETT and A. J. SHEARD. Public Accountants, 82 Oxford terrace, Christchurch. 6721 GLENVALE Wines now moved to 238 Armagh street <opp. Winter Gardens, just up from M.E.D.) 6870 MOBILE CRANE ’ FOR HIRE ¥ 4 FLEWELLEN & LIPSCOMB LTD., ’Phone Isl. 4679 or 4135. MWb THE CANTERBURY MASTER BAKERS’ ASSOCIATION EASTER BREAD SUPPLIES Christchurch Metropolitan Area. THE public are advised that fresh bread will be available up to and including Thursday, April 7, and then on Saturday, April 9, and Tuesday, April 12, thereafter normal baking. Please place orders with suppliers as early as possible. J. L. MCKIE. Secretary. 8540 The boy stood on the burning deck, His broken denture hurt like heck. If he’d tried Mullany's one hour check He might’ve saved a disastrous wreck. MULLANY’S DENTAL LABORATORY, LTD., 106 Gloucester street. Christchurch, opp. Hay’s. P.O. Box 1316. ’Phone 74-945. Hours from 7.45 a.m. to 5 p.m. No appointment necessary. TH THE AIR SERVICES LICENSING ACT. 1951 NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND OF PUBLIC HEARING 1. APPLICATION in respect of an Air Service Licence has been received as described in the schedule hereunder and a public hearing of the Licensing Authority will be held at 10.30 a.m. on Thursday, April 21, 1966, in the Council Chamber Town Hall, Auckland, for the purpose of considering evidence in favour of or against the granting of the application. 2. Any person or organisation wishing to object to the granting of any application is directed to give notice thereof to the Licensing Authority and to any applicant concerned at least five clear days prior to the date of the hearing. A notice of objection, must state therein general terms the grounds of objection and must be accompanied by such documents, testimonials or other written evidence as the objector considers will assist the Licensing Authority in its consideration of the application. 3 Any person or organisation wishing to support the granting of any application is directed to forward written submissions to the Authority at least five clear days prior to the date of the hearing. SCHEDULE An application by WEEDAIR (N.Z.), LTD., c/o. Messrs Duthie and Whyte, Barristers and Solicitors, P.O, Box 1371, Auckland, for an Air Service Licence to permit the operation of—(a) An aerial insecticide pellet service in that area north of a line drawn from Tauranga through Hamilton to the coast but excluding the City of Tauranga and the Borough of Mount Maunganui. and (b) An aerial spraying service and an aerial dusting service over the whole of New Zealand all with one Hughes 300 helicopter. W. H. F. LYONS, Secretary, Air Service Licensing Authority, c/o. Department of Civil Aviation. Wellington. April 5 1966. 8553 PARNASSUS RABBIT BOARD NOTICE is hereby given as required by Section 12 Deadly Poisons Regulations, 1960, that the board intend to poison by hand in the whole of its district being bounded on the north by the Conway and Gelt rivers, on the south by the Waiau river, on the east by the sea and the west approximately by the Stanton river. The poisoning is being done now and will continue in constant use until September 30, 1966. The poisons to be used are Monofluoracetic Acid or 1080 and Cyanide. The poisoning will be in the charge of I. E. Giles, Approved Operator. D. S. BYRNE, Secretary. 8565 literate rowia boaxo NOTICE TO CONSUMERS THE BOARD advises consumers that, weather permitting, it will be necessary to disconnect power in the locality described below on Thursday night, midnight for one hour and Sunday afternoon from 1.30 pm. until 3 p.m. Area Affected: Springs road and adjacent area from Neill street to Hamptons road. including the Prebbleton Township. Boston avenue, Blankney street, Witham street, Halswell Junction road and Awatea road. As the Board will endeavour to restore power as soon as possible, consumers should treat the lines as alive at all times. S. E. SLATTER, Engineer Manager. ‘ 8584 MOTUNAU RABBIT BOARD NOTICE is hereby given as required by Section 12 deadly Poisons Regulations 1960 that the board intends to poison by hand for opossums in the whole of its district being bounded in the North by the Hurunui river in the west by the Main road in the south, approximately by the Motunau Beach road and in the east by the sea. The poisoning is being done now and will continue in constant use until September 30. 1966. The poison to be used is Cyanide. The poisoning will be done by the board's Foreman, J. Delaney an approved operator. D. S. BYRNE, Secretary. 8638