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I Public Notices HENRY HUGHES. LTD . Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys Patents and Trade Marks J Applied for in all Countries ; 221 GLOUCESTER STREET. Christchurch 1. P O Box 828 PHONE 69-664. I M \V lIN THE MATTER of "The Companies Act 1955" And .IN THE MATTER of INSULA TION AND ACOUSTICS LIMITED. ’ NOTICE is hereby given pur I suant to Section 284 of th< Companies Act 195 a that, tn an entry in its Minute Book • the above-named Company or the 7th day of April, 1978. re solved bi wav of Extra ordinary Resolution, that tin Company cannot by reason oi its liabilities continue its bust ness and that it is advisable to wind-up voluntarily. A Meeting of Creditors oi the above-named Company ! will be. held in tite Chambe'i |of Commerce Hall, Oxford ! Terrace, Christchurch, on Fri I day, the 14th of April, 1978 I at 9 a.m. , BUSINESS: 1. Consideration of a State j ment of the position of the i Company’s affairs and Hs: I of creditors, etc. 12. Nomination of Liquidator. 3. Appointment of Commitee ; of Inspection, if thought fit A general form of proxy if enclosed. Proxies to be usee at the Meeting must be lodger at the Registered Office of the Company. Flat 5. 26 Mom Vale Avenue. Christchurch not later than 4 p.m., or Thursday, April 13, 1978. Dated this 7th day of April 1978. L. J. S. BERRY, „ „ Director. , P.O. Box 16-048. CHRISTCHURCH. j 5154 GOLF TOURNAMENT i Christchurch Boys’ High School Adams House, Parents and Old Boys’ Association Rangiora Golf Course Wednesday, April 12, 12.30 p.m. American foursome. Good prizes. Afternoon tea. Entry fee $4. i All friends welcome. | M 4268 SPECIAL NOTICE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SOUTHE-ROOK TRACTION ENGINE CLUB IA SPECIAL Pictorial Date Stamp will be used at [Rangiora Post Office on I Friday, April 14, to cancel .mail posted in a special posting box to mark the above i anniversary. ’ Southbrook Traction Engine Club (Inc.). J have available special ! envelopes for this occasion. .They also have a limited numIber of envelopes autographed by the two foundation members over the club stamp. It [includes your typed and [addressed envelope. one [traction engine stamp from . last year’s “Vintage Transport j Issue,” with stiffener card to have your souvenir envelope arrive in mint condition. Envelope only 10c. Envelope specially signed. I $1.50. AVAILABLE AT FA R M ERS’ HA RDWAR E, RANGIORA, in conjunction with Rangiora Lions Club. (Anniversary Rally this week-end, April 15 and 16, at A. and P. Show Grounds.) __ M 6512 CANTERBURY COUNCIL FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES I YOU are invited to attend a | Public Meeting to discuss Civil Liberties and the Labjour Party with Mr Michael [Moore, Junior Vice President ; for the N.Z. Labour Party at the Friends Meeting House, 325 Manchester Street, 8 p.m., Tuondav, April 10. SI 515

I ®New Zealand Forest Service ’ MANAGEMENT PROPOSALS FOR STATE FORESTS OF THE RANGITOTO AND HAUHUNGAROA RANGES r I FOREST SERVICE MANAGEMENT proposals for ' I State forests of the Rangitoto and Hauhungaroa '! Ranges were made public at a seminar held at Taupo 28-30 March 1978. Copies of the proposals are available for pub- ! lie inspection at the following places. 1. N.Z. Forest Service Library, Bcrwen State *1 Building, Bowen Street. Wellington. 2. N.Z. Forest Service Conservancy offices >! and district offices. 3. Public libraries in Auckland, Hamilton, Te , J Awamutu, Otorohanga, Te Kuiti, Putaruru, To- : koroa, Mangakino, Taumarunui, Rotorua, Taupo, J I Turangi, Palmerston North, Wellington, ChristI church, Dunedin. Copies of the proposals may be obtained from J the Conservator of Forests at Auckland. Rotorua ’) and Palmerston North; Forest Service district J offices at Te Kuiti, Taupo, and Turangi; and the > Director-General of Forests, Private Bag, Welling- ; ton. A The public are invited to submit their com'J ments to the Minister of Forests, Parliament Buildings, Wellington by 31 May 1978. x '’ I v > M. J. CONWAY lr i DIRECTOR GENERAL OF FORESTS. I 2 ' i 5083

I NATIONAL WARNING i II THUS SAITH THE Lord, My people have profaned my land your leaders have spoken lies and have not received correction, therefore the Lord your God is angry and he will destroy in his anger, even the fruit of the c wctmb. ’ j Because the Leaders have said “NO ONE sees. ' our doings,” therefore The Lord your God, shall expose the workers of iniquity and they shall be e punished, for their transgressions shall fall upon 11 their own heads. 11 And had this been enough The Lord would cease from his anger, but your Church leaders j have not spoken My Word, but have made mer- Ila I chandise of the souls of men. therefore! j L The Lord has smitten the land without rain I and he will take the soil from the land with the ' rain and you will know that the Lord has sooken I it- ’ . 1, And if my people do not rend their hearts I , unto me, I will cause my people to suffer great It ■ I persecution because they have used oppression i2l I and exercised robbery and have vexed the poor ; a i and needy. Know that the Lord has spoken this. Signed . . . R. WHITE, 7 King Street, FRANKTON. ___ 5152