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Public Notices [CHING - corns? Iggo's Corn Solvent is the answer, jggos Chemists. Ltd. 105 Cashel Street. WS; I special meeting of the Waimain Potato Growers’ Association will be held in. Ouruhia Hall at 8 p.m. on February 12. All potato growers of both early and main crop are urgently requested to attend. Business: Government amendments of the Potato Growing Industry Act. namely—compulsory registration, grading 1 standards, and reconstitu- 1 tion of the Potato Board, bring early growers under the act. Growers’ com-1 ments on the new legislation are urgently requested bv Government D J. Everest. Hon. Sec. 7268 [CHUSSLERS biochemic salts obtainable from W. R. Fairev’s. Ltd. Chemists, 670 Colombo St Christchurch. D. TWO minute passport photography service at Elmar and Ambrose Studio, 182 High St. WHS HENRY HUGHES, LTD. Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys, 215 Gloucester Street. Christchurch 1. Box 828, Phone 69-664. Patents and trade marks ipplied for in all countries. MW LANDSCAPING GARDEN PLANNING SERVICE PROFESSIONALLY designed Jarden plans make the laying Wt of your section as easy I Is planting by numbers. For; I* little as Sl5 have detailed i planting and construction i plans drawn up for your tarden. Full or part plans , jrawn and consrtuction side, andertaken if required. For further details please I Fing— MICHAEL WHITE, Phone 843-337. 878 "The Press" STREET MAPS OF CHRISTCHURCH HALL MAPS. 1973 EDITION, 75 CENTS FOLDED MAP IN STRONG COVER. IDEAL FOR CAR, SI. STILL AVAILABLE SECTIONAL .MAPS Kith Comprehensive Index 1971 Edition were $l.OO NOW REDUCED TO 60s TO CLEAR Obtainable from: CHRISTCHURCH PRESS I CO., LTD. OR LEADING BOOKSELLERS D; CHRISTCHURCH ' CITY COUNCIL REFUSE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND DAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY Because of the public holiday on Wednesday , February 6, 1974, refuse normally- collected on this day will he removed on the following day, Thursday, February 7, 1974. Refuse collections in suburban areas will start at 7.30 a m. and residents are requested to have their containers out earlier than usual. Residents are also reminded that disposable refuse bags must he properly tied to prevent spillage and all sharp objects must be securely wrapped. The Controlled Tip at Bex!ev will also be closed on Wednesday. February 6. but v ill open at normal hours on Thursday, February 7. .1. H. GRAY, General Manager and Town Clerk, February 4, 1974. _■ 6629 THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING COMPANY, LTD NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETLNG Notice is hereby given that the Eighty-sixth Annual General Meeting of Stockholders of the Company will be held at the Head Office of the Company. 159 Hereford Street, Christchurch, on Thursday, February 28. 1974, at 2.15 p.m. 6565

1 <*<£/>> MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT | CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL RESTRICTIONS ON PUBLIC LIGHTING IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of “The , Electricity Control Order 1948. Amendment No. 7” , the following restrictions on Public Lighting will i applv in the M.E.D’s area of supply on and after I 7th February, 1974. until further notice:— (1) Each of the following uses of electricity is ; hereby prohibited: ta) Lighting for advertising purposes; (b) Floodlighting of buildings; (c) Decorative lighting; (d) Illuminated signs, unless essential for : safety or directional needs; (e) The lighting of shop windows outside normal trading hours. (2) Notwithstanding anything in clause (1) of this notice there may be displayed by way of ; illumination in, at. or associated with — (ai Any shop within the meaning of the Shops i and Offices Act 1955 other than an hotel, not more than one illuminated sign relating to the business of the shop if the sign . is illuminated only during the normal trading hours of the shop: and (b) Any hotel or motel not more than one illuminated sign relating to the business I of the hotel or motel if the sign is iliuminated only after sunset but. in relation to any night in which it is illuminated, not i after midnight. (3) Nothing in clause (1) of this notice shall pro- . hibit the use in respect of any building or place of any lighting that is essential for the safety of life or property. (41 For the purpose of this notice, the term “hotel” ■ means any premises in which accommodation ; is provided for the travelling public; and includes any tavern. NOTE: Under clause (3) the following will be permitted to be lit al! night: (a) Reasonable lighting in Jewellers’ and ’ Chemists’ shops for security purposes. (b) Lights over safes and strongrooms. (ci Floodlighting in car yards and the like. (d) Under-verandah lighting. J. P SHELLEY, General Manager. 3175 ;