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i Public Notices WIDER HORIZONS DAYTIME PROGRAMME OF I (COURSES, LECTURES. AND TALKS: Please see announcement in I Public Notices on Mondav. I ■ (February 24. ;; 2353 ! > SUBURBS :! RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB I i ■ INC. I ;! NOTICE OF ANNUAL : GENERAL MEETING r. ■ r j The Annual General Meet-1 . i ing of the Suburbs Rugby » Football Club Inc., will be i 1 held in the Clubrooms. 991 t Mathers Road, on ; i MONDAY, 3rd MARCH, 1975 AT 8 P.M. 5 Signed: B. D. SEALEY. Hon. Sec. L SlB3ll WOULD ANYONE KNOWING THE : PRESENT ADDRESS OF \ MISS C. GREER, LATE OF FLAT 1, - 33 TOMBRIDGE STREET, I PLEASE RING 66-795. I ; 51604 | I TRANSPORT ACT 1962 The Dunedin and No. 10 1 Transport Licensing Authority has received the following applications and will hold a public sitting in the Otago and Southland Employers’ Association Rooms Stuart St, Dunedin. on Wednesday. March 12. 1975. at the times stated to hear evidence for or against the granting of them. Not before 11.30 a.m.—new goods: Skeggs Foods Ltd. Dunedin. Application for new C.G.S.L, with 2 v.a.’s for the carriage of chilled carcases 1 of deer, chamois thar and . wild pigs in refrigerated ve- , hides from helicopters or del pots to venison processing plants anywhere tn the South Island with exemption from Regulation 24 (1) Transport Licensing Regulations 1963. ■ Not before 2.15 p.m.—R. A. : Little and Co., Ltd. rehearing of application pursuant to Section 173 Transport Act i 1962 (Appeal Decision 2493 of > November 5 1973) to amend , C.G.S.L. 12649 to read (i) the whole of the No. 9, 10 and 11 ’ Transport Districts for fresh ■ and frozen meat and butchers’ smallgoods with exemption from Regulation 24 (1) Trans- . port Licensing Regulations ■ 1963 (11) Fresh and frozen venison on return journeys I from Wanaka or Queenstown i to Dunedin or Bluff with right to pick up en route (previously adjourned). I RJ. Fraher. Secretary. No. . 10 Transport Licensing Auth- : ority, Dunedin. ! THE SALVATION ARMY ST ALBANS THRIFT : SHOP I (WESTMINSTER STREET) HALF-PRICE WEEK MON. 24th to FBI. 28th ■ 52047 w YMCA I I 1975 CLASSES > CLASSES for 1975 are under ■ way and already most of our ■ acltvities are full or very , nearly full, but several of the . clases could still take enrolments so come along this . week to 12 Hereford Street > and obtain a free handbook which lists our programme ’ and we are sure you will find ’ a group to suit every age, size or shape, for male or i female. ) Consider the following:— • BOYS’ RECREATION, 19-12 years, Tuesday 6 p.m.-8 • p.m. An hour in the Gym with • games, relays, apparatus work ’• etc., followed by an hour of - group devotional work and . games such as squash, table tennis, bowls, chess, etc., etc. Camps and outings are also held at various times throughi out the year. i Other recreational classes : are: Boys 9-11 years, Saturday. 9 a.m.-ll a.m. Girls, 10-12 years, Saturday. ! 10 a.m.-12 noon. . Midget boys (gym only). 6-8 years. Saturday. 11-12 noon. Midget girls (gym only), 6-9 [ years, Saturday 12 noon-1 p.m. . BEGINNERS’ BOYS’ BASKET- . BALL, 12 years-15 years. Mondays, 4-5 p.m. Come along and learn to play this up and coming team game. Jack Dempsey, Y.M.C.A. senior coach, Canterbury , A selector coach and a New Zealand selector is taking this class, so join in from this Mondav. Numbers limited ; so be quick. : ARTS AND CRAFTS: Juniors I 6-9 years, Saturday. 9 a.tn.- ' 10 a.m.; Seniors 10 yearsand upwards, Saturday, 10.30-12. Again numbers must be 11m- ; ited but still a little room left in these groups. Learn such things as lea- ' therwork. painting and other } creative hobbies in this class. ’ LEARN TO SWIM: , Still some gaps in our , Learn to Swim classes. If you ; have a child 5-8 years who would like to learn to swim. 1 this is the class for you. Once ■ aeain you most be ouick to enroll. A minimum of 10 les- ■ sons guaranteed each term. Classe are held between 5 and 6 p.m. each evening and Saturday mornings between 9 a.m. and 12 noon. : YOGA: ’ Evening ciasse are full but still a little room left in Thursday lunchtime class. 12 ! noon-1 p.m. and in the Tues- • dav morning class 10 a.m.-12 ■ noon. DADS AND LADS: Boys 7-11 years and their Dads, Saturday 8.30 a.m -10 a.m. A great fun time with father and s«n working together on the gymnasium floor and then sharing and plavtag games together afterwards. JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE WEIGHT-LIFTING: Jnniors 11-13 years, Saturday. 9 a.m.-10 a.m.; Intermediate 14-15 years. Saturday. 10-11 a.m. -A growing snort and very good for fitness. Excellent coaching in the above classes and a limited number of vacancies are still left. Come to the Y.M.C.A. this crimtag week to enroll. Phone 60-689. Jack Dempsey. Programme Director, or Chervl Taiaroa. Girls’ Work Secretary. cnnld help you with anv enquiries. 57704