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PUBLIC NOTICES LIVE SHELL PRACTICE WARNING HERE IS A WARNING of a Live Shell Practice to be held by the New Zealand Army at TEKAPO FROM 0800, JAN. 16, »67. TO 2100, JAN 17, ’67. The danger area will be:— Area I—Point A, Latitude 43 degrees, 49 minutes, 45 seconds. Longitude 170 deg. 19min. 10sec.; Point B, Lattitude 43deg 51min OOsec, Longitude 170 deg. 25min. 31sec; Point C, Latitude 43deg, 57min. 12sec, Longitude, 170 deg 24min 48sec; Point D, Latitude, 43deg 58min 04sec; Longitude, 170 deg. 20min 12sec. Danger Height: 6500 feet above Sea Level. LIVE SHELL PRACTICE WARNING HERE IS A WARNING of a Live Shell Practice to be held by the New Zealand Army at TEKAPO from 0900 hrs, JAN. 18, 67, to 1700 hrs JAN 21, ’67. The danger area will be D. 71. Area I—Point A, Latitude 43 degrees 49 minutes 45 seconds, Longitude 170 deg. 19min. 10sec.; Point B, Latitude 43deg. 51min. OOsec., Longitude 170 deg. 25min. 31sec; Point C, Latitude 43deg 5/min, 12sec; Longitude, 170 deg. 24mm. 48sec; Point D. Latitude, 43deg 58min 04sec; Longitude 170 deg. 20min. 12sec. Danger Height: 10,250 feet above Sea Level. DURING the Holidays, whether visiting Christchurch or enjoying your vacation at home, have those family group photographs or children's portraits done by GREEN and HAHN PHOTOGRAPHY, LTD., 152 Armagh street, CHRISTCHURCH. PHONE 30-517. WS TO ALL SHOOTERS IN SOUTH WESTLAND NOW that the Venison Prices have been agreed on and stabilised, I have on behalf of our Company to operate a pickup service for any deer in our area—Paringa to Fox. Ring 2A and I will call, preferably midday. By-Products prices are— Sinews, 2s set; Slinks, £1; Tails (all over), 7s each; Molars, 4s set. High Powered Ammo, or .303 for Ears. My depot operates on your supply of deer carcases and your loyalty to our company is much appreciated. Good hunting for 1967. R. HOGLUND, Paringa. LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICE OF DAY OF ELECTION PURSUANT to Section 21 of the Local Election and Polls Act, 1966, I hereby give notice that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates for the office of Councillor of the Borough of Lyttelton: PRIDDY, Robert Morse, SMITH, John Leslie, STEWART, Marie Gabrielle Micheline, and there being more candidates than there are vacancies to be filled an Election will be held as between the said candidates on Saturday, the 4th day of February, 1967, at the following Polling Places: Library. Sumner road, Lyttelton; St. Saviours Schoolroom, West Lyttelton; Community Hall, Diamond Harbour; Tramway Shelter, Cathedral square. Polling Hours: 9 A.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this 6th day of January, 1967. J. THOMPSON, Returning Officer. 3OOB ADDINGTON MARKET TWO DAY SALES TWO DAY SALES will commence on Tuesday, January 10, 1967. and Wednesday, January 11, 1967, and will continue weekly until further notice. The Sale on Tuesdays will be for classes of stock other than Store Sheep and Store Lambs. The Sale on Wednesdays will be for Store Sheep and Store Lambs only. The Store Lamb Sale will! commence at 10.30 a.m. and the Two Tooth at 11 a.m., and the Adult Sheep at the finish of the Ewe Sale, but not later than 1 p.m. THE CANTERBURY SALE YARDS CO., LTD., W. S. McCALLUM, Secretary. f 3091

VICTORI* UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON EXCLUSION OF UNSATISFACTORY STUDENTS ALL STUDENTS who have not passed at least two units in the last two preceding years of their academic studies are now automatically excluded from enrolling at the Victoria University of Wellington except with the permission of the University Council. The exclusion regulations are as follows: (1) A person who has been excluded from any University or University College of Agriculture shall not be enrolled as a student of this University except with the permission of the Council. (2) A student who has not passed at least two units over the last two preceding years of his academic studies shall not be enrolled as a student nor sit examinations of this university except with the permission of the Council. For the purpose of this regulation, a “year of academic study” shall be any year in which the student was on the Roll of Students on June 1 or in which he entered for a degree or diploma examination. (3) A student who, having entered for examination in a particular unit in three sessions, has not passed that unit shall not be enrolled thereafter as a student for that unit nor sit examinations except with the permission of the Council. (4) A person who, under these regulations, requires permission to enrol may in any year apply to the Registrar for such permission not later than January 15 in that year, enclosing with his application any information that he wishes to tender in support of his application. Applications for permission to enrol received after that date may be considered on payment of a late fee of £2 2s. (5) Where a student is granted permission to enrol or to sit examinations under these regulations, that permission may be granted subject to conditions as to the Department or Faculty in which the student may pursue his studies. Students who are excluded from enrolment under these regulations and wish to appeal against their exclusion should do so in writing to the Registrar by January 15, as provided for in Regulation 4. Excluded students who intend to apply for reconsideration of examination scripts shoud ignore this possibility and make their appeals by January 15. Any student who believes that these regulations will lead to his exclusion is invited, if he wishes, to consult the Dean of his Faculty or the Head of his major Department; TO SUM UP ONCE AGAIN: Exclusion of students who have not passed two units in two years of study is now automatic, and it is the students’ responsibility to make their own appeals against this if they wish. L. O. DESBOROUGH, REGISTRAR. 3602