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HOLIDAY AND HOTEL ACCOMMODATION ARTHURS PASS, opp. restaurant, furnished bungalow, electric range, radio, h.w. Everything provided. £4 10s. Ph. 61-146. .X 7404 CROYDON Private HoteL 63 Armagh street phone 65-111, 3min from Square and N.A.C. Dinner, bed and breakfast, or bed and breakfast, Car park. D DIAMOND Harbour, delightful Godley House for that restful holiday. Book now for May and August Holidays. Ph. 880 DHB. 7671 HOTEL Melville, 49 Gloucester st. Superior tourist accommodation. B. and B. Car Park. 3 minutes N.A.C. and Square. Ph. 77-997,THS IMPERIAL Hotel (Licensed). Barbadoes street, Christchurch, offers first-class accommodation. Reasonable tariff, off street parking. Ph. 40-615. Wattle Davie, Proprietor.THS STEWARTS GULLY, fully furn ished house to let. Week-ends, holidays or long term. Fridg., etc. Sleeps 5. Phone 518-759 evenings.BB7o DUNEDIN HOTEL ST ANDREW Corner St. Andrew and George streets. Phone 77-827. Bed and Breakfast. Reasonable tariff. Close to Hospital.HF MAXEEN GUEST HOUSE Excellent Bed and Breakfast 182 Fitzgerald avenue Corner Gloucester street Phone 60-721 Govt. Tourist and A.A. Approved. TH THE GEM RESORT BAY OF MANY COVEB FAMILY CABINS, Honeymoon Cabins, Group Units, centre of Queen Charlotte Sounds Access by the Gem Water Taxi. Hall, store, all fresh supplies and fishing requirements. You are assured of an enjoyable quiet holiday at the Gem. For bookings arrange early. Full information on request. ERROL CHRISTIAN, Box 85. PICTON Phono 1063 S D NURSING HOMES SUPERIOR Rest Home, vacancies short, long periods. Ph. 557-745. 8999 PUBLIC NOTICES SPECIAL ANZAC DAY EXCURSION EREWHON PARK Tn response to numerous requests from those who missed our last trip to Canterbury’s spectacular alpdne resort, another one-day bus excursion wiM be held on APRIL 25 This is the magnificent region hundreds of overseas tourists visit every year. See this his* toric property for yourself; the lakes, mountains, deer and wildfowl. Enjoy the conducted tour and chicken lunch. Inclusive price 52s 6d Adults. 42s 6d Children. Buses leave regardless of city weather but seating Strictly limited. BOOKING AGENTS N.Z.R. ROAD SERVICES ■' SMI

TAVERN-TYPE MEALS THE BLACK TULIP ROADHOUSE, Motukarara Lamb Casserole .... 3s 6d Curried Crayfish .. 4s Od Braised Beef 3s 6d 7715 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL’S OPERATIVE DISTRICT PLANNING SCHEME CONDITIONAL USB MOTELS—--41 CALEDONIAN ROAD AN APPLICATION has been received for the Council’s approval to use existing flats as Motels at 41 Caledonian road on Lot 2, DP. 22712 and Part R.S. 257, comprised in C.T. 38/455. The Council’s approval, if given, would be subject to the following conditions: (11 That the premises shall at ahi times comply with the requirements for motels laid down by the Chief City Health Inspector. (2) That an annual licence to operate as a motel be obtained from the Council; together with such other conditions as the Council may think fit to impose if granting any approval. Objections must ba lodged in duplicate to the Town Clerk not later than Friday. May 5, 1967. A copy of the application may be inspected at the City Engineer’s Office, 166 Gloucester st.. Christchurch. C. S. BOWIE, Town Clerk. 8023 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL’S OPERATIVE DISTRICT PLANNING SCHEME CONDITIONAL USE CONVERSION OF APARTMENTS INTO REST HOME 151 BLIGHS ROAD AN APPLICATION has been received for the Council’s approval to convert an existing apartment building into a Convalescent and Rest Home at 151 Bldghs road, on Lot 3, D.P. 15227 and Lot 2. D.P. 14291. The Council’s approval, if given, would be subject to the following conditions: (1) That the building complies with all relevant By-laws and Health Regulations governing fetich establishments. (2) That no nuisance or annoyance be caused to adjoining occupiers and/or owners. (3) That entrance, egress and parking be to the satisfaction of the City Council’s Traffic Engineer. (4) That any sign required be approved by Council and be limited in aize to two sq. ft.; together with such other conditions as the Council may think fit to impose if granting any approval. Objections must be lodged, in duplicate, to the Town Clerk not later than Friday, May 5, 1967. A copy of the application may be inspected at the City Engineer's Office, 166 Gloucester st., Christchurch. C. S. BOWIE, Town Clerk. 1024