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Public Notices For All Of Your PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERLLAL, INDUSTRIAL or STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY contact — GREE.X and HAHN PHOTOGRAPHY LTD. 152 Armagh Street, CHRISTCHURCH ws 1978 RATEC PALMER FORD RALLY AUTHORITY’ having been received from the North Canterbury Catchment Board please note that the Waimakanri stopbank roads between McLeans Island and Coutts Island will be closed between 6 a.m. and 9.30 a.m., on Saturday, May 6. 1978. L H. KERR. Railv Secretary. 7028 SALE OF DWELLINGHOUSE BY AUCTION ON Wednesday, the 26th day of April, 1974 at 2.30 p.m., Sherris and Robertson, Limited. Auctioneers, will offer foi sale by Public Auction at their auction rooms situated at 176 Hereford Street, < hristchurch. under conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Christ- < hurch and at the request of the mortgagee ALL THAT piece of land being: FIRSTLY as to an estate in fee simple as to an undivided one-seventh share in all that parcel of land containing 1220 square metres more or less situated in The < ity of Christchurch being Part Lots 46 apd 47 Block II on Deposited Plan 117 and being all the land comprised and described in composite < ertificate of Title Register 158 folio 1341 (Canterbury Registry) subject to Leases 44881/5, 14881/6. 44881/7. 44831/8. 44881/9. 44881/10 and 44881/11 SECONDLY' as to an estate !n leasehold created by Memorandum of Lease Number 044881/5 in Flat 1 and Garage 1 on Deposited Plan number 36591 held for a term of 999 years from the 3rd day of July 1975. both estates being comprised in Composite Certificate of Title Register 158 folio 1341 (Canterbury Registry). The property is situated at ' Hat I. 85 King Street. Sydenham. Christchurch. 2. The improvements on the property consist of an approximately two-year-old stucco and vertical boarding fiat v ith Brownbuilt roof containing two bedrooms, kitchen/ livingroom. bathroom/laundry/w.c. It is connected to Town Water supply and sewer. The section is level and is within 1 kilometre from school, shops and bus. The property is vacant. The mortgagee's estimate of value and Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be seen at the Office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Christchurch during office hours and at the auction rooms at the time of sale, without payment of any fee. 2785 RANFURLY DARTS CLUB PAST and present Members - we are celebrating our Silver Jubilee. Saturday, October 7, 1978. Further information from Secretary, Mrs M Lockhart, Kanfurly Darts Club. R.S.V.P. June 5. SI 119 SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXHIBITIONS THE examination for the OPEN SCHOLARSHIPS and EXHIBITIONS will take place on THURSDAY, JUNE 1 and FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1978. The following awards are offered: 2 SOMES OPEN SCHOLARSHIPS carrying full tuition fees tenable for 5 years. Up to 4 EXHIBITIONS carrying half tuition fees tenable for 5 years. 1 ENTRANCE EXHIBITION valued at S2lO per annum tenable for 5 years. 1 EXHIBITION available to boys entering the College from Anglican Day Schools valued at $lOO per annum tenable for 5 years. All candidates must be under 13 years of age on JUNE 1, 1978. The examination will consist of 4 papers lasting li hours each. in English, Mathematics. Social Studies and Science, and an intelligence Test. Application forms obtainable from the Headmasters Secretary. CHRIST S COLLEGE, CHRISTCHURCH 1, must be returned NO LATER THAN' 10 am. MONDAY,: MAY 8, 1978. A M. Brough. HEADMASTER 3942 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE JACK PHILIP GOLDSMITH. Ronald Lyall Bruce, and Dennis Michael Lay, practising under the name of STANLEY’ and GOLDSMITH, (bartered Accountants, (hristchurch. wish to announce that Errol Wayne Bailey, who has been a senior member of our staff for several years, has been admitted to our partnership. The firm will continue to practice unde* the name of Stantex and Goldsmith from Siadens Building. 131 A Armagh St, Christchurch. J. P. GOLDSMITH. R L BRUCE, D. M. LAY. 52017 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDY IN CHINA THE Chinese Government offers scholorships each year to New Zealanders for up to two years’ study in China. The awards involve one year's studv of Chinese language at the Peking Languages Institute and an optional further year's specialise study at imiversitv level. The criteria of elegibility for the awards are broad. The awards are likely to be of most interest to graduates and undergraduates but are not excluisely for people with an academic background. A prime qualification would be the intention of pursuing a career in New Zealand to which study in China is relevant The awards are not! suitable for married students. Information about these; awards can be obtained from! rhe Asian Affairs Division.; Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Private Bag. Wellington. I