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PUBLIC NOTICES ADULTS only. Iggo'a Bronchial Mixture. An old fashiond but very effective decongestant 45c. Iggo's (Chemists). Ltd 105 Cashel Street. WS FIRE surrounds. Lovely stone surrounds including hearth, from $6O. See our special window display this week-end. Queenstone Fire Surrounds. 70 Falsgrave Street (southern ext. Fitzgerald Ave). Open Friday nights. Ph. 62-374. STC SCHUSSLERS biochemic salts obtainable from W. R. Falvey s, Ltd. Cehmists. 670 Colombo St, Christchurch. D

“The Press" STREET MAPS OF CHRISTCHURCH WALL MAPS 50 cents FOLDED MAPS (In Strong Cover. Ideal for car) 60 cents. The Very Latest. Obtainable From CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO., LTD. Leading Booksellers D LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL The Annual Special Rubbish Collection will this year be held in Lyttelton on Friday, September 11, 1970. ~ . I Diamond Harbour Special Collection will be on Saturday, September 12, 1970. Collection will commence at 7 30 a.m. and all rubbish must be out by then. As usual no garden refuse, brick and concrete are included, but generallv all else will be collected. Any assistance on the loading of heavy objects would be appreciated. J. Thompson. TOWN CLERK 3155 NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO • PROVE (W.U. Rule 85)

In the matter of The Companies Act 1955 and of the Sailplane Specialists Company, Limited un liquidation). The Liquidator of the Sailplane Specialists Company, Ltd, which is being wound up voluntarily doth hereby fix the 25tb day of September 1970, as the dav on or before which the creditors of the Company are to prove their debts or claims, and to establish any title they may have to priority under section 308 of the Act. or to be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts are proved, or. as the case may be. from objecting to such distribution. M. P. Winder. Liquidator. Shanahan and Winder, P.O. Box 8070, Riccarton, CHRISTCHURCH. 3152 NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL meeting The Forty-fourth Annual General Meeting of the S.I.M.U. MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION will be held in the Conference Room situated on the seventh floor of the Association's Head Office Building. 29-35 Latimer Square, Christchurch, on Wednesday. September 23. 1970. at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS (1) To receive Directors’ Report and Annual Statement of Accounts for year ended June 30, 1970. (2) To elect two Directors and fix Directors’ Remuneration. Messrs L. J. Hensley and R. Wreaks retire by rotation and being eligible offer themselves for re-election. (3) To record re-appointment of Auditors and fix Auditors’ remuneration. (4) To consider such other business as may properly be brought before the Meeting. PROXIES: Any member entitled to attend and vote at the Meeting may appoint a proxy to attend and vote on his behalf. Any person so appointed must be a member of the Association.

Proxy forms are available at any of the Association’s offices. By Order of the Board, E: B. McKESSAR, Secretary. August 15, 1970. 3147 PRIMROSE WEEK-END PEEL FOREST HOMESTEAD OCTOBER 3 AND 4 All proceeds to Geraldine Plunket Society. . 2212 EMERGENCY BABY SITTING SERVICE General Meeting to be held at 15 Tenby Place. Wainoni on September 8, at 7.30 p.m. All welcome, ladies a plate. CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD SEWERS OPEN FOR CONNECTIONS The following length of sewer Is now opened for connections: North side of the Main South Road from the junction with Springs Road (Motorwavs corner) to Parker Street and the whole of Green Lane. M. J. HORNE. Secretarv. 3581

STATE COAL DEPOTS MOORHOUSE AVE AND FALSGRAVE ST WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

ASPAC FELLOWSHIP EXCHANGE PROGRAMME THE CULTURAL and Social Centre for the Asian and Pacific Region has implemented an ASPAC Fellowship Exchange Programme. One Fellowship will be available to a New Zealand citizen for travel land study in the ASPAC region which comprises Australia, the Republic of China, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand the Philippines. Thailand and the Republic of Vietnam. The Fellowship Programme which is open to creative writers, scholars, journalists and artists of various fields including stage and dance performers aims at promoting regional understanding by providing an opportunity for fellows to acquire direct experience of the way of life in another ASPAC member country and to undertake observation and studies in their respective fields of interest through personal contacts with the peoples of the country they visit. The Fellowship will be for a period of six weeks during the first half of 1971. Applicants should select one of the ASPAC countries as the' place of study and. if possible, also indicate an alternative country in which to study. On termination of the award the fellow will be required to submit a written report to the centre. Under the award, the Fellow will receive an economy class return air ticket to the selected country, plus a per diem allowance of SUSIS.OO for a period of Six weeks. Applications from New Zealand citizens giving name, qualifications, age, occupation and an outline of the proposed plan of study or observation should be made to: The Director of External Aid, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Private Bag, Wellington, (telephone 48-690, extension 728), BY OCTOBER L 1970. 3118 4 v