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Public Notices CONTACT FARMERS’ GROUP DISCOUNTS, LTD 188 Hereford Street (near Liverpool Street) PHONE 30-235. S THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1953 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL C NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CONSENT TO CONDITIONAL USE NOTICE is hereby given that application has been made by MERVYN RICHARD MONK of Christchurch, Mechanic, for consent of the Christchurch City Council to 8 conditional use in respect of the property described hereunder to permit the appli- , cant to operate thereon a 3 motor-car wrecking yard. The property is situated at number 33 Wordsworth Street in Sydenham and is located in the Industrial 3 Zone. The application for conditional use is made by virtue of the provisions of i Clause 1 (6) of Ordinance II ’ of the City of Christchurch “ District Scheme. ? The land concerned has an 1 area of Twenty Six Perches 8 (0a Or 26p) and is described as part Rural Section 79 and 1 ail the land comprised in • Certificate of Title 378/272 e (Canterbury Registry). The application may be i- examined at the office of the s City Engineer, 166 Gloucester Street, Christchurch, during .. normal office hours and any , person or body affected may , object to the application by . notice in writing delivered to . the City Engineer, Christchurch City Council, P.O. Box 237, Christchurch, not later than 4 p.m. on Friday, the 6th of December 1974. Every objector shall state the grounds of the objection and whether the objector 7 wishes to be heard by the Council in support of the objection and shall serve on the applicant at the address below a copy of the objection. ? Dated the 6th day of November 1974. MERVYN RICHARD MONK by his Solicitor and authorised agent: R. J. De Goldi. I c/o De Goldi and Cadenhead, ’ P.O. Box 2350, Christchurch. '■ This is the second publication of this notice. The first t publication was made on ' November 9. 1974. ' 3639 ; RITCHIE : SECRETARIAL COLLEGE > [ (formerly known as ; “Richmond”) 127 Worcester Street, ; P.O. Box 710, Phone 70-972. ; Enrolments now taken for , 1975 Secretarial (Day School) ' course, and Saturday typing J classes. 1973 Exam Results: 96 per t cent pass-rate. ’ Write, phone or call for , new prospectus. i Principal, Mrs M. E. : Ritchie, M.A. (Hons.). Dip. ■ Tchg, T.Dip.P.S. STC 1 CHRISTCHURCH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE i CAREERS IN ; ELECTRONIC ' DATA , PROCESSING S OUR ONE-YEAR FULL-TIME r COURSE in Electric Data Pro- . cessing offers a unique oppora tunity to enter this chaie lenging field. t The course leads to com- ■ mercial programming and to I. the Fourth Year of New Zeai- land Certificate in Data Processsing. s Applications are still being received but close this Friday, 1 November 22. Late applications may be considered. • ACT NOW 8 PHONE 68-319, or write to 1 Mr B. Frost, Head of the 7 Department of Applied - Sciences, Christchurch Tech- , nical Institute, P.O. Box 22095, • Christchurch 1. 2304 SIGN OF THE ; TAKAHE 0 e THE above Building will be a CLOSED ON MONDAY AND s TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 and 19, owing to alterations. 5 Devonshire Teas and S Smorgasbord Luncheons will 1 again be available as from n Wednesday, November 20. f 51409 NURSING j COULD IT BE i YOUR : PROFESSION? 1 Every year hundreds of £ young people embark on in- . teresting, demanding yet rewarding careers in nursing—- > would you like to join them? i Applications are now being c received at the ; CHRISTCHURCH : TECHNICAL INSTITUTE for the 1975 Intake of its ! FULL-TIME NURSING COURSE • The course offered is a i three-year comprehensive one 1 designed to prepare students (male and female) for regis- . tration by the Nursing Council of New Zealand. ; Applications for the 1975 ! intake close at the end of November. 1974. Further details and application forms are available ‘ from: ‘ The Senior Nursing Tutor, ! CHRISTCHURCH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. ; P.O. Box 22095, Christchurch. . _______ 2305 PUBLIC MEETING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16 2.30 P.M. DARFIELD MEMORIAL HALL People interested in hearing what the New Zealand Values Party is all about are very welcome.