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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33917, 9 August 1975, Page 24

; Public Notices i | THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1953 SCHEME CHANGES • HEATHCOTE COUNTY DISTRICT SCHEME ; ! PUBLIC notice is hereby s ; given that, pursuant to resolu- ; tions of the Council made on < . the 25th day of September, ; : 1974 (Scheme Change No. 4) ( : and the 24th day of July, s . 1975 (Scheme Changes 3,5, 6, 1 . 7, 10) the Council has recom- t , mended that the Scheme with S , the changes scheduled hereto < be approved. s , The scheme changes as now i . recommended by the Council 1 . have been deposited in the t . Heathcote County Council 1 , offices, 66 Colombo Street, 1 > Christchurch 2. and the Cash- ( r mere and Heathcote Public t , Libraries and are there open ( > for inspection by all persons > interested therein, without 1 fee, at any time when the 1 above paces are open to the ( public. i Objections to the proposed < , changes to the district 1 scheme may be made bv way > J of written notice in Form E < , prescribed in the First Sched- ■ ule to the Town and Country 1 Planning Regulations, 1960 or ; to the like effect and lodged ‘ • at the office of the Council at ! any time not later than 4 p.m. ! on Tuesday September 30, ! 1975. 1 At a later date every J , objection will be open to pub- ! He inspection. Any person 1 who wishes to support or op- J pose any objection will then 1 be entitled to be’heard at the ' hearing of objections if he 1 notifies the County Clerk in s writing within a period of s which public notice will be $ given. J Dated at Christchurch this i Sth day of August, 1975. j K. D. STILLS, < County Clerk. ‘ ’ For the Heathcote County i Council. c SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED * CHANGES < No. 3—Designation for Pro- , posed Primary School be- c tween Hackthorne Road, j Dyers Pass Road and Kidson Terrace. Note: This is in addition to the Cashmere Primary , School. 1 NO. 4—Amendment to District scheme Ordinance 111 Clause 3 (7) relating to Residential subdivision. I NO. s—Delete Extension of > Dry Bush Road, District Plan- ( - hi ng Maps Nos 19 and 20. ( - behind the brickworks. NO. 6—Change of Zoning ; from Commercial to RESI- , DENTIAL BETWEEN Centaurus Road and Parklands ; - Drive. - NO. 7—Change of Zoning from Rural to Residential — Port Hills Road, opposite Lu- : cienne Place. i NO. 10—Change of Zoning i from Rural to Residential — ( Port Hills Road and Avoca 1 Road. 1 3 This is the first publication , of this notice. ‘ r 2247 i < CANTERBURY ORCHESTRA i TRUST I APPLICATIONS are invited 1 for instrumental players with : suitable qualifications and experience to join the orchestra being established by the 1 Canterbury Orchestra Trust. 1 The Trust’s immediate plans are to promote two con- - certs in the period late October — November next, to dates taking into account 1 commitments already entered - into by the majority of players. : Thje Conductor for these two concerts will be Mr William Southgate. Applications will be welcomed from all orchestral players interested in pai-t--time employment with the new orchestra and those ’ . unavailable in October — No- 1 • vember next are invited to ' apply for registration for the * 1976 programme. Appli- « cation should be in writing 1 stating name, address, tele- 1 phone number, instrument i played and experience to the J Canterbury Orchestra Trust, I c-o Walmairi County Council, t : Private Bag, Fendalton. J Christchurch. ‘ 2210 j GAME MEAT RESTRICTION: t OTIRA RIVER ( THE prohibition on the taking . of game meat in the Otira a River Catchment (as specified s . in the Game Packing and r . Export Regulations 1967) is J now lifted. ' 1 W. R. PEDDER, < Conservator of Forests. 2221 1 r , STORM THANKS J ON behalf of the Eva Price Partnership, Birdllngs Flat, I . - wish to thank all persons who ' helped to rescue ewes on our . Lake Ellesmere property during the recent storm and assistance in collecting and burying dead ewes. The help was greatly appreciated. 1 AGNES PRICE. £ 2242 _ , i “ SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 “ COME out and have dinner at the Club House u also films on hang gliding will be shown at “ 8 p.m. Members and guests only. Next Suni day night the Busker. . [ 56279 f l CRAWFORD CARS , i L.M.V.D. i Opposite Edmonds “Sure to !-1 Rise.” . Ferry Road. Phone 898-082. I 4949

, —————. — r n t $ 1 ' . KITEFLYING ! ; A WARNING TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN ! DURING EACH KITE FLYING SEASON, staff of this Department spend much 1 it time removing kites which have become entangled in the overhead electric s “ wires. As many as 23 have been removed in a single day. « I. Whilst the cost to the Department for this work is high our principal i '• concern is for the safety of the children whose kites contact the overhead t wires. A moist kite string in contact with a 230-volt line can have very 1 □ serious results for a person holding the string. It should be remembered that . r- this Department also owns more than 150 miles of lines operating at 11,000 ° volts and 66,000 volts, from which lines the danger is many times greater. With the risk so real the Department urges parents, teachers and others ’ ;• in charge of children to alert their charges to the dangers which the children mav not see for themselves. i 11 d Do not fly kites where they may become entangled in overhead wires. !t o Abandon any kite, should it become entangled, and please inform the ? Department, telephone 61-819, extension 857. c o A timely warning can prevent a tragedv. 3 MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT, { CHRISTCHURCH, 2946 I