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PUBLIC NOTICES DISCOVERING GEOLOGY EIGHT WEEKLY LECTURES AND TWO SATURDAY FIELD TRIPS This course is designed for teachers and those who are interested tai this subject COMMENCING TUESDAY, JUNE fl, AT 7.30 p.m. GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT, ILAM Fee:' £2, payable on application. CLOSING DATE? FRIDAY, JUNE 2. Brochures from: Department of Extension Studies, University of Canterbury, Private Bag, Christchurch, Phone 654519 2022 H. E. GARDNER AND SONS DUNEDIN MANUFACTURERS of “Gardner” fanned air heating units, tube axial and centrifugal fans, swimming pool and timber kiln heaters——WlSH TO ADVlSE——lndustrial and commercial building owners that they have now established a branch office in Christchurch. For Specialist Information on' Factory Heating or Ventilation applications, contact:— " MR W. MASSEY, 149 Victoria street, Phone 30819. 2928 LAMA SMAN BLA-PA, KPra D.D.M. (Esoteric Brotherhood of the * High Himalayas) TIBET. ' XiWi also lIIE - *v|lniHate: RADHA SOAMI SATSANG BEAS (India). Will be in Christchurch May 28, to May 30. June 19, to June 22,1967. Interviews will be given absolutely FREE, and no strings attached, of any kind. All persona interested in the Ancient Wisdom and'the New Age teachings and Metaphysical treatment are invited. EXPERT DIETITIAN also available for FREE advice. For appointments: write:— Rev. S. M. MEAD, D.D.M, C/o: Garden City Motels, 286 A Selwyn street, ChCh. Phone 79-008. Especially would like to meet members of:— 8.0. TA. The Infinite Way. Universal Link. Theosophical Society. Heralds New Age. Divine Science. Brother Mandus. Seicho-No-Le. But all are welcome. NO PUBLIC APPEARANCES. PRIVATE INTERVIEWS ONLY. Timaru: Bay Motel: June 3 to 6. 2960

TARIFF AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD NOTICE, No. 52 PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO QUESTION OF ADDING THE GOODS LISTED HEREUNDER TO SCHEDULE A OF NEW ZEALAND-AUSTRALIA FREE TRADE AGREEMENT. 1. At the request of the Minister of Overseas Trade, the Tariff and Development Board proposes to inquire into and report on the question of whether the goods listed in Paragraph 2 hereunder should be added to Schedule A of toe New Zealand-Australia Free Trade Agreement 2. The goods subject to the inquiry and the ratea of tanpwt duty at present payable thereon are aa follows: July, 1967 Present Most Tariff Item Tariff Item British Favoured General No. No. Brief Description Preferential Nation Tariff Ex. 44.24.09 Ex. 632.720.3 Household utensils of wood, viz., spoons and forks 271 X Aul 32}% Can 32}% 55% 60% 44.27 Standard lamps, table lamps and other lighting fittings, of wood; articles of furniture, of wood, not falling within Chapter 94; caskets, cigarette boxes, trays, fruit bowls, ornaments and other fancy articles, of wood; cases for cutlery, for drawing instruments or for violins, and similar receptacles, of wood; articles of wood for personal use or adornment of a kind normally carried in the pocket, in the handbag or on the person; parts of the foregoing articles, of wood: 44.27.01 632.730.1 Standard lamps, table lamps and other lighting fittings and parts thereof 32}% Aul 32}% 60% 4427.02 632.7302 Articles for personal use or adornment, of a kind normally carried in the pocket, in the handbag or on the person and parts thereof 32}% Aul 32}% SO% 65% 4427.09 632.730.9 Other 27}% Aul 27}% Can 32}% 55% 60% Ex. 44.28 Other articles of wood, NOT INCLUDING—Artists’ palettes, capacity measures, hand knitting needles and band knitting pins; crochet hooks, rollers for spring blinds; shingles: 4428.04 632.890.1 Oars and paddles Free Free 4428.09 632.890.9 Other articles 27}% Aul 27}% Can 32i% 65% 60% 3. In considering this matter the Board will have regard to all relevant provisions of the New Zealand-Australia Free Trade Agreement It will take full account of the advantages and disadvantages to New Zealand industry concerned and to New Zealand as a whole of including the items in Schedule A. 4. For the purpose of taking evidence on this subject the Board will hold a Public Inquiry commencing on Monday, July 17, 1967, at 10.30 a Jn, in the Board Room, First Floor, N.Z. Law Society Building, 26 Waring Taylor Street Wellington. 5. Any person who intends to tender evidence will, on notifying the undermined to that effect be supplied with a form indicating the nature of the information which should be submitted in support of representations. 6. Twelve copies of a typewritten statement of the evidence to be tendered, compiled in accordance with the form and supported by any additional information, should be lodged with the undernamed not later than Monday, July 10,1967. Each statement will need to be presented under osth at the Public Inquiry by the jmrson-tendering it 7. It should be noted that submissions made to the Department of Industries and Commerce will not be regarded as evidence unless copies are supplied bjr applicants to the Board aa statementa of evidence, and presented under oath M nqotaed herein. NOTE: The Board has been advised of representations made W intaeested partiea to the Department of Industries and Commerce objecting to the inelusien in Shadole A of the following goods: Ex 44.24 Ice cream spoons. Ex 4427 Standard lampa, table and other lighting fittings, of wood; articles of furniture, of wood, not failing within Chapter 94; caskets, cigarette boxes, traya and fruit bowls, of wood. Ex 4428 Ice cream sticks. Interdental tooth space, deanen (tooth picks). One party has objected to the inclusion of the item “other articles of wood” (Ex 4428) on the grounds of lack of definition of goods covered by that item. Another party has supported tike inclusion in the Schedule of Beekeepers* woodware including beahivaa and Dames therefor and components for use in the assembly thereof. (Ex 4*28). Dated at Wellington this 25th day of May, 1967. P. A. T. ABRAHAM, Secretary. Tariff and Development Board. BMO