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Public Notices &CHUSSLERS Olochemic salts obtainable from W. R. Falvey’s. Ltd. Chemists, 670 Colombo Street, Christchurch. D "The Press" STREET MAPS OF CHRISTCHURCH WE regret that owing to unpreedented demand our stock of the popular PRESS WALL and POCKET MAPS have been sold j out The 1973 Editions will be available within a few months. STILL AVAILABLE SECTIONAL MAPS With Comprehensive Index j 1971 Edition were $l.OO, I NOW REDUCED TO 50c TO CLEAR Obaintable from: CHKISTCHURCH PRESS CO., LTD. p PUBLIC MEETING POLYNESIAN PANTHER PARTY Two members of the Polynesian Panther Party, Will Ilolahia and Norman Tuiasau. will speak on “White Racism in Auckland." TE RANGIMARIE CENTRE, 360 Gloucester Street, Monday. June 18, 8 p.m. - 1726 PAPARUA COUNTY COUNCIL REVISED DUMPING CHARGES AS from MONDAY. JUNE 18, 1973, fees payable for dumping rubbish .at the Paparua County Council Tip are to be charged in accordance with the undermentioned scale: Cars and Station Waggons: 10 cents per load. Light Vans and Pick-ups: 20 cents per load. Single axle trailers: 20 cents per load. Trucks and multi-axle trailers: Up to two tons: $1 per load 2 Tons to 5 Tons: $2 per load. Over 5 Tons: $2.50 per load. Car bodies (required to be cut into quarters): $2 each. Stumps: $2 each. J. D. ANNAN, County Engineer. 3519 JUMBLE SALE AND WHITE ELEPHANT Lawson Street Hall. TUESDAY, JUNE 19. 10 A.M. Admission silver coin. In aid of St Martins School Hall. 2432 MODERN NOVELS FOR SALE MODERN NOVELS FOR SALE $1 EACH $1 AT FISHERS BOOKSHOP, FISHERS BOOKSHOP, 564 Colombo Street. THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT. 1953 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CONSENT TO SPECIFIED DEPARTURE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application has been made by KF.C. (N.Z.), LIMITED, for consent to a Specified Departure from tlie provisions of the Operative District Planning Scheme in respect of an area of 1 rood 19.7 perches being FIRSTLY Lot 1 on Deposited Plan 7046 and being all of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 393 Folio 84 (Lanterbury Land Registry') and SECONDLY Lot 2 on Deposited Plan 7046 and being all of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 393 Folio 85 (Canterbury Land Registry) by permitting the construction and operation of a catering depot for the preparation and sale of cooked chicken and take-away meals in accordance with the plans and specifications lodged with the application and for the erection of signs, advertisements and concealed floodlighting. THE PROPERTY is at 192 Colombo Street and 10 Southey Street and is at present zoned Residential 3 under the Operative District Planning Scheme, The legal description of the land is as above. THE APPLICATION may be examined at the offices of the Christchurch City Council, 166 Gloucester Street, Christchurch, during normal office hours and anv person or body affected may object to the application by notice in writing delivered to the Town Clerk not later than 4 n.m. on the 16th day of July, 1973. Every objector shall state the grounds of the objection and whether the objector wishes to b e heard by the Council in support of his objection. DATED at Christchurch this 18th day of June, 1973. K.F.C. (N.Z.), LIMITED, by its Solicitor SIMON HALLOWS WOOD. This is the first publication of this notice. McClelland, wood, mackay AND McVEIGH, Solicitors, 79-83 Hereford Street, Christchurch.

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY PUBLIC SUBMISSIONS SOUGHT THE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL has. at the request of the Minister of Labour, set up a Study Group to Investigate Stability in the Building and Construction Indusrty. The Studv Group invites organisations and indidivuals to make written submission not later than Tuesday, July 31. Twelve typed double-spaced copies of such submissions, and summaries of recommendations. should be sent to — The Secretary, N.D.C. Building Stability Group, P.O. Box 12-041, Wellington. Public hearings will not be held but those making submission may be contacted for elaboration or clarification. Those making submissions will be sent, without charge, a copy of the Study Group’s final report and recommendations. The Study Group’s terms of reference are—“To examine ways and means of stabilising and regulating rates of growth in the Building and Construction Industry. Having regard to N.D.C. targets and objectives the Group should report on (1) Factors which affect demand in the industry. (2) The place of the industry in the national economy and its response to changes in the level and composition of demand for its output. (3) The supply of resources available to the industry, including the availability, training and retention of skilled labour and the supply of materials and equipment. (4) The financing of the industry. (5) The measures and machinery required to allow for greater stability in the industry.” 3059