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PUBLIC NOTICES RUGBY TOWN v. COUNTRY RUGBY RUGBY REFEREES RUGBY RUGBY RANGIORA RUGBY SHOW GROUNDS RUGBY RUGBY * TOMORROW RUGBY (SUNDAY) RUGBY SEPTEMBER 20 RUGBY RUGBY AT 2.30 P.M 3498 LINCOLN INDUSTRIES, LTD, CONGRATULATE - THE FOLLOWING PRIZE WINNERS “TOP OF THE PEAK” JUNIOR ENGINEER COMPETITION Jeanette Porter, 5 Kotin Street, Rotorua. THE AUGUST "HOLIDAY SURPRIZE SWAPPA" COMPETITIONS SKETCH-O-GRAPH COMPETITION James Cunniffe, 237 Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt, Wellington. REFLECTOR SKETCH ’ COMPETITION Vivien Innes, 54 Adelaide Street, Petone. “TOY OF THE TERM" COMPETITION Tony Ross, 127 Flora Road, Lumsden, Southland. SURPRIZE SWAPPA COMPETITION TRIP TO SYDNEY trip to Sydney: Barbara Gain, 193 Garnet Road, West, mere. 3491

PUBLIC NOTICE SALE OF LIQUOR ACT 1982 PURSUANT to Section 142 of the Sale of Liquor Act 1962, Public Notice is hereby given that a public sitting of the Canterbury Licensing Committee will be held at the Magistrate’s Court at Christchurch on the 19th day of October, 1970, at 2.15 p.m. In Number 3 Courtroom, to con* slder an application by Wine Cellars (N.Z.) Limited for the removal of the Wine Resellers Licence in respect of premises situated at 102 Manchester Street, Christchurch, to premises situated at 178 A Papanul Road, Christchurch. This is the first publication of this notice. T. A. F. WITHERS, Clerk, Canterbury Licensing Committee. 3629 DISCLAIMER THE UNIVERSITY OF CANTERURY STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION wishes to advise suppliers that order form numbers 5397, 5399, 5400 are hereby cancelled and that the association disclaims any responsibility for them. Dated September 15, 1970. _ 8818 LINCOLN COLLEGE BULLER AGRICULTURAL SCHOLARSHIP, 1971 APPLICATIONS are invited for a scholarship tenable in 1971 valued at up to $2OB per annum. Applicants should normally be resident in the Buller district or have attended high schools in the Buller district. The scholar* l h }P is available for any of the fuu-time courses offered by the College, but preference will be given to those intending to take the course for the Diploma in Agriculture. . Forms of application are obtainable from the Secretary, Buller Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 31, Westport, or the Registrar, Lincoln College, with whom applications close on September 30, 1970. H. G. HUNT, Registrar. 3638

CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD WARNING IN TERMS of the Board’s Act “no person shall, without written authority from the Board, sweep, rake, place or throw or discharge any matter or thing into any watercourse controlled by the Board.” This prohibition includes lawn clippings and other garden rubbish. Intensive efforts are being made to detect offenders and the Board will prosecute anyone found so offending. It is considered, however, that much of the rubbish finding its way into streams and other watercourses is placed there by residents without thinking of the problems that result. The major problem is that the rubbish accumulates and often blocks the stream causing flooding. The Board therefore appeals to all members of the public to refrain from throwing any rubbish into streams. This will ensure that streams and watercourses will present a more attractive appearance and at the same time will help them to be kept clear to carry out their main function of stormwater drainage. M. J. HORNE, Secretary. 3671 COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO HOUSING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that public sittings of this Commission of Inquiry will be held in the Conference Room on the 10th Floor of the Bowen State Building, Bowen Street, Wellington, from Tuesday, September 29, to Friday, October 2, 1970, and Wednesday, October 7, to Friday, October 9, 1970, commencing at 10 a.m. each day. A full programme has already been arranged for these hearings but if any person or organisation wishes to submit evidence on matters of urgency an endeavour will be made to include them. The Secretory should be so notified by September 23. Further sittings of the Commission will be held in Wellington, Auckland, and in the South Island, on dates to be advertised in due course. The Commission requires 50 copies of submissions which are to be heard at public sittings, but an endeavour will be made to hear persons wishing to give only oral evidence provided the Secretary is given reasonable notice prior to the commencement of a sitting. Postal address: P.O. Box 5112, Wellington. Telephone: 51-749. B. A. Ledingham, Secretary. 8751