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PUBLIC NOTICES PHOTOGRAPHY For AU Of Your COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL OR STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY Contact GREEN and HAHN, PHOTOGRAPHY, LTD, 152 Armagh Street, and 76 Rlccarton Road. Christchurch. WS N.Z.R. ROAD SERVICES Dunedin Time-table Chch Dunedin Departure Arrival Sunday .. 8.15 a.m. 3.50 p.m. Sunday .. 1.00 p.m. 8.05 p.m. Mon. to Sat 9.45 a.m. 5.10 p.m. Mon. to Sat 1.00 p.m. 8.05 p.m < Via Timaru. Waimate. Oamaru NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS VICTORIA STREET TERMINAL Phone 71-669. ws ; CULVERDEN SCHOOL 75TH : JUBILEE Labour Week-end, 1971 TO assist the committee with Jubilee Preparations please return your registration form as soon as possible. If you have not received one please contact the Secretary for further information. P J. HOBAN, Culverden. SAND PLUG Sunday, March 28 WATCH FOR THE SIGNS ON SALT WATER CREEK STRAIGHT Approximately 1 mile north of bridge. Entries close 11 a.m., wet or fine. Must have Membership Cards and cars registered. - '34674 FAMILY MAN REQUIRES OLDER HOUSE IN NORTH WEST AREA. i PLEASE PH 515-846.

Weather permitting, electricity supply will be cut off in the Shirley area on Sunday, March 28, as follows, to enable a new substation to be commissed. ■ 2.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. Marsh- • land Road south of Cotton Street, i Amos Place, Joy Street, Players I Place, McCorkindale Place, the ■ northeinr half of Golf Links • Road, Pagoda Street, Vardon I Cresent, Adrian Place. Troon Place, Cotton Street, Trina Place, Lake Terrace Road adjacent to 1 Joy Street, Voss Street, Mclntyre Street, Olivine Street, Quinns • Road north of Voss Street, Briggs ‘ Road east of Briggston School i and Clearbrook Street. i Supply may be restored at any I time prior to the advertised time. J. P. SHELLEY, • General Manager, Municipal Electricty Department 34996 J NO. 72 ! WATER AND SOIL 1 CONSERVATION ACT 1967 R APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF J RIGHT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the North Canterbury, Catch- ” ment Board as Regional Water Board of the receipt by it of the following applications:— E. R. REYNOLDS, Spencerville, to take 96,000 gallons of water per day 7 days per week from the Styx River at the rate of ; 200 gallons per minutes for spray - irrigation purposes for approxi--1 mately eighteen months until . such time as two new wells are 1 in operation. E R REYNOLDS, Spencerville, : to take in all 96,000 gallons of ' water per day 7 days per week r from either of two 6in diameter wells 100 feet deep at the rate of 200 gallons per minute for f spray irrigation purposes.

859. POULTRY PROCESSORS (N.C.)y LTD, Glentunnel, to obtain 2000 gallons of water per day<7 days per week at the maximum rate of 7 gallons per minute from the Wairiri Stream for domestic supplies for two dewllings and fifteen turkey houses. 861. B. E. PAYNE, Lincoln, to take in all, 420,00 gallons of water per day, 5 days per week from any one of three 6in diameter wells 40 to 80 feet deep near Spidngs Road at the rate of 350 gallons per minute for spray irrigation purposes. This application is in lieu of existing Right No. 710 for 480,000 gallons ner day from a lOin diameter well. 862. D. V. SPICER, Christchurch, to take 240,000 gallons of water per day 2 to 3 days per week from a 6in diameter bore, 80 to 100 feet deep at Hudson’s Road, Greenpark, at the rate of 200 gallons per minutes for spray Irrigation. 863. C. M. FLEMING, Cashmere Estate, 14 Worsleys Road, Christchurch, to dam a watercourse on Estate to enable water to be ponded for fire-fighting and stock purposes. Dam to be 101 n high constructed of boulders and earth with approximately I acre ponding area. Average depth of water sft. Written objections or submissions concerning the matter supported by statutory declaration will be received at the office of the North Canterbury Catchment Board, 56 Cathedral Square, Christchurch, during the hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The last day for receipt of objections of submissions is April 26, 1971. E. R. WOOD, Secretary. NORTH CANTERBURY CATCHMENT BOARD '34992 PADDY’S MARKET ST ALBANS RECREATION CLUB WINTON ST HALL Opposite St Albans Park TODAY AT 2 P.M. Cakes, jams and pickles. Homemade are best. Vegetables, fresh and cheap. Books and Magazines, hundreds of clean, ancient and new editions. Clothing for old and young, includes a fur coat. Furniture, cleaners, Bendix washing machine, garden tools, kitchenware, sundries of all descriptions. ADMISSION, 5 cents. H. TURNER, Secretary. 34663