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PUBLIC NOTICES 1080 POISON PURSUANT to Section 12 of the Deadly Poison Regulations, Public Notice is hereby given that the Board Intends to lay by hand carrots poisoned with 1080 Poison. (1) Data of Operation: commencing Monday, May 1, 1967. (2) to be used: 1080 with carrots. (3) Area to be covered: On that area known as “Tweeds Block," Selwyn Plantation, situated between Burnham-School road, Burnham road and Brookside road. Survey Blocks Leeston II and VI. (4) Local Authority The Plains Rabbit Board. (5) Approved Operator: R. G. Heywood, Foreman, Darfield. The Public Is warned of the deadly nature of the poison and carcases should not be picked up in the area or near vicinity. THE PLAINS RABBIT BOARD, RUSSELL BOYD, Secretary. Christchurch, April 19, 1967. 8947 1080 POISON PURSUANT to Section 12 of the Deadly Poison Regulations, Public Notice is hereby given that the Board intends to lay by hand carrots poisoned with 1080 Poison. (1) Data of Operation: Commencing Monday, May 1, 1967. (2) Poison to be used: 1080 with carrots. (3) Areas to. be covered: (1) On Mr I. P. Chamberlain’s Plantation, corner Main South road and Norwood road. Survey Block Leeston V. (2) On that plantation known as “Smiths,” situated corner Hawkins-Burnham road and Aylesbury-Burnham road. Survey Block Rolleston XIII and XIV, Leeston I and 11. (4) Local Authority: The Plains Rabbit Board. (5) Approved Operator: R. G. Heywood, Foreman, Darfield. The Public is warned of the deadly nature of the poison and carcases should not be picked up in the area or near vicinity. THE PLAINS RABBIT BOARD, RUSSELL BOYD, Secretary. Christchurch, April 18, 1967. 8890 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL’S OPERATIVE DISTRICT PLANNING SCHEME. CONDITIONAL USE-

ADDITIONS TO CLUBROOMS—BANGOR STREET. An application has been received for the .Council’s approval to erect additions to existing Rugby Football Clubrooms in Bangor street on Part Lot 1, D.P. 22274, comprised in C.T. 668/24. The Council’s approval, if given, would be subject to the following conditions: 1. That no nuisance or annoyance be caused to the owners or occupiers of adjoining properties. 2. That the use of the property and the conduct of any activities to remain at all times under the control of the Christchurch Rugby Football Club, 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. 8. BOWIE, Town Clerk. 8026 TILE Roofs covered with moss cleaned or treated to prevent moss growth. Moss Sterilisation and Tile Roof Cleaning Services Phone 525-093 MTWHF

University of Canterbury ELECTRONIC MUSIC Illustrated Lecture by ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DOUGLAS G. LILBURN (Victoria University of Wellington) FRIDAY, APRIL 21, AT 8.15 p.m. Room El (Circular Theatre) School of Engineering, Creyke road. (Entrance 50 yards west of theatre) ADMISSION FREE Arranged By Department of Extension Studies, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY. 8882