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. Public Notices THE PRESS’STREET MAP OF CHRISTCHURCH WALL MAP INDEX ON FRONT. 50c NOW FROM LEADING BOOKSELLERS OR CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO.. LTD D CLOSURE OF THE ARAHURA ROAD/RAIL BRIDGE STATE HIGHWAY NO. 6 THE Arahura combined road/ rail bridge between Greymouth and Hokitika will be closed to all traffic on the week-end of Saturday and Sunday, June 10 and 11, 1978, between the foUowing hours: SATURDAY 8 a.m. to 9.16 a.m. 9.40 a.m. to 11 a.m. 2 p.m. to 3.15 pun. SUNDAY 8 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. 1 p.m. to 2.15 p.m. The usual Road Services coach wiU depart Greymouth at 9 a.m. for Fox Glacier. Passengers will have to walk across the bridge where a coach wiU be waiting to continue the journey south. Public will be able to walk across the bridge, but will have to arrange their own transport at each end. In the event of an emergency, persons concerned should contact the Leading Bridge Maintainer, Mr Chalacki, and every endeavour will be made to provide access as early as possible. 8955 MATHS S.C. AND U.E. Revision groups held weekly. Iron out your problems new. Also S.C. Science, U.E. Chemistry CANTERBURY COACHING CANTERBURY COACHING COLLEGE. Phone 50-567 or SUM 6697 H7328 28th MAORI BATTALION ASSOC. OTAUTAHI BRANCH Annual General Meeting JUNE 18, 1978 — 10.30 a.m. South Christchurch R.S.A., Tennyson Street. All Welcome. R. J. CURTIS, Secretary. H 7058

FARMERS’ IN ASSOCIATION WITH MILESTONE PHOTOS OFFER YOU A BEAUTIFUL COLOUR PORTRAIT EDEE ONE SITT,NG I BILL PER FAMILY THIS THURSDAY-FRIDAY June 8 and 9 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY LBEEE3 FIRST FLOOR, CASHEL STREET. 4124

®New Zealand Forest Service THE FOREST DISEASE CONTROL REGULATIONS 1967 AMENDMENT TO DECLARATION OF “INFECTED AREA” IN RESPECT OF PINE NEEDLE BLIGHT (DOTHISTROMA PIN!) THE FOLLOWING amendment to declaration, made under regulation 7 of the Forest Disease Control Regulations 1967. is hereby published in accordance with regulation 6 of the said regulations: PURSUANT to the Forest Disease Control Regulations 1967, I, Malcolm James Conway, Director-General of Forests, Wellington, hereby amend the Declaration of Infected Area in respect of the forest disease pine needle blight (Dothistroma pini) that came into force on the sth day of September 1967 as published in the Gazette of the 21st day of September 1967, and amended by six amendments the last of which came into force on the 13th day of April 1976, as published in the Gazette of the 29th day of July 1976 as follows: 1. Subparagraph 1 (c) (as so amended) is hereby deleted and the following subparagraph is sub.stituted therefor: “(c) That part of the Land District of Westland, situated in Grey County, and that portion of Westland County, north of the Haast River.” 2. Subparagraph 2 (c) (as so amended) is hereby deleted and the following subparagraph is substituted therefor: “(c) From any place or site within the abovedescribed infected area to any other place or site within the infected area.” DATED at Wellington this 18th day of May 1978. M. J. CONWAY, Director-General of Forests. NOTES 1. This amendment comes into effect upon first publication in a newspaper circulating in the infected area constituted. Its purpose is to extend the previously declared “infected area.” 2. It is an offence to remove plants or Christmas tree material (branches, etc.) out of the “infected area,” if these are of exotic pine. Douglas fir, Sitka spruce or larch species and have not been treated as specified by an authorised forest officer. 3. The “infected area” is now generally the whole of the North Island, excluding Kaitaia Borough and the Mangonui and Great Barrier Counties. In the South Island the “infected area” is all that land in Nelson and Marlborough Sounds to the west of the Wairau River and the Westland Land District north of the Haast River. 4. Inquiries should be addressed to the nearest Conservator of Forests. 7194