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PUBLIC NOTICES ONI OF CANTERBURY’S FINE PLACES 'Rnduum QUALITY LICENSED RESTAURANT WEDDINGS AND PARTIES DAILY AND EVENINGS RESERVE DINNER DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT * RING DIRECT 278-814 p 1968 EDITION Street Maps Of Christchurch WALL MAPS 40c Fully Indexed with postal zones. POCKET MAPS 50c Folded in strong cover. Ideal for car SECTIONAL MAPS 75c Section of city to a page ComCehensive index giving street :ation Listing parks, sport ▼enues churches, hotels, and places of interest. Obtainable from: CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO.. LTD. CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO.. LTD. CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO., LTD. and LEADING BOOKSELLERS'. D CYANIDE POISONING TO BE CARRIED OUT TAIPO RIVER, WESTLAND BET W EEN SEVEN MILE CREEK and THREE MILE CREEK AUGUST 19 TO AUGUST 31. 1968 NEW ZEALAND FOREST SERVICE CANCER SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND CANTERBURY-WESTLAND DIVISION INCORPORATED Telephone 65-864 311 Manchester Street. Christchurch IN ORDER to comply with the requirements of the Inland Revenue Department concerning the Charitable purposes of the operations of the Division it has been found necessary to alter the existing rule relating to winding up. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of • General Meeting for the pur pose of considering and if tbougbt fit to pass the following | resolution is called for on MON DAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1968. in the’ Board Room of Messrs Hoare, Taylor and Quirk. 311 Manchester Street. Christchurch, at 4.45 p.m. "That the Rules of The Divi sion be altered by rescinding Rule 14 thereof and substituting; therefore the following New Rule 14:— 14. The Disposition of the property of The Division in the event of the winding up of The Division shall be as follows:—In the event of the Division being wound up the property of the Division shall be realised and the funds disposed of by making grants to some cause associated exclusively with medical or cancer research in such manner as the General Committee in office at the time of realisation shall ' direct." W. G. QUIRK. Secretary. , 3442 MAURICE HURU AUGUST POHIO, of Taumutu, Ellesmere. sincerely Thanks all those who voted for him and those who campaigned on his behalf in the recent Ngai Tahu Trust Board election. As member for the Akaroa district, he will be pleased to discuss Board matters with any beneficiary at any time. NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION OF PRESBYTERIAN LAYMEN YOU are invited to attend a Public Meeting to be held in KNOX PARISH HALL. Bealey Avenue. on Wednesday, August 21. at 7.45 p.m. SPEAKER: Mr R D Arnold. M.A., \ Dip. Ed. (N.Z.). M.A. CMelb.) (National Chairman of N.Z Association of Presbyterian Laymen). Mr Arnold will speak on the present Theological position in the Church, and will explain the reasons for the Petition to be presented to the General Assembly. There will be an opportunity for questions, and for signing the Petition. CHAIRMAN: Mr Don Milne. An offering will be taken to defray expenses. G. K. NICOLSON. Secretary (Christchurch Branch). 3309 ADULTS only: Bronchial mixture for all chest colds and bronchitis. 35c. Iggo’s /Chemists). 105 Cashel Street. Christchurch D

KITE FLYING DANGER FROM ELECTRIC LINES WARNING TO CHILDREN AND PARENTS THE Municipal Electricity Department finds ample evidence of how little is realised of the dangers of kite flying in the proximity of overhead electric lines. If parents and teachers would only realise the swiftness with which tragedy may come, there would be more warnings issued to children about flying kites in such surroundings. Occasionally the Department’s staff receive a call to assist a child whose kite is entangled in the bare conductors of an 11,000-volt overhead line. Pulling at the tangled string will gradually draw together the wires of the high-tension circuit. Low-tension lines also have a very definite danger for kite flyers, and the only safe course is to avoid entirely all types of overhead electric lines. A wet kite string in contact with a live line may have very serious results for the child holding the lower end. When the risk is so real, and a word of warning may mean so much, a strong plea is made by the Department to parents and to schoolteachers to warn children against flying kites near overhead lines, and particularly to urge them to abandon any kite which becomes entangled with an overhead wire. A word of warning may mean nothing less than a life saved, and the precaution is surely worth taking. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT, CHRISTCHURCH. 9478