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W ALL BLACK < k SUPPORTERS TO ■■l AUSTRALIA 1979 So you can't afford to follow the All Blacks in Britain this year. Don't worry. Join the supporters tour to Australia next July and take in these highlights. * 11 DAYS IN AUSTRALIA. (4 nights Surfers' Paradise; 2 nights Brisbane; 4 nights Sydney) * TEST MATCH N.Z. vs AUSTRALIA * NEW ZEALAND vs QUEENSLAND * CELEBRITY DINNER AT THE RUGBY CLUB, SYDNEY. For further details contact: YOUNG a LEE TRAVEL LTD 400 Colombo Street, Sydenham. Telephone 63-166 or 67-728

THE PRESS Classifieds Phone 792-440 (anytime) We offer prime time. We get there first every morning and we stay all day.

SKI MT OLYMPUS COME FOR A SKI WEEK OF FUN IN THE SUN SEPTEMBER 10 to 16 Plenty of vacancies for Individuals and Groups. - INCLUSIVE PRICE $5l EACH - Send $lO Deposit with Name, Address and Phone Number, to: — MRS K. MEARES, P. 0. BOX 36, COALGATE, PHONE 879 GLENTUNNEL. HURRY, BOOK NOW TO SKI MT OLYMPUS

g air tie uizEOLano QUEEN ELIZABETH II ARTS COUNCIL Applications are now called for ARTISTS TRAVEL GRANTS TO AUSTRALIA AND USA 1978. For further details write to Air New Zealand. Arts Council Travel Grants. The Director, Queen Elizabethan Arts Council, P.O. Box 6040, Te Aro, WELLINGTON. Applications close on 29 September 1978.

COMMITTEE ON OFFICIAL INFORMATION The Government has appointed a Committee on Official Information, with the following terms of reference: 1 The basic task of the Committee is to contribute to the larger aim of freedom of information by considering the extent to which official information can be made readily available to the public. With this end in view and having in mind the need to safeguard national security, the public interest and individual privacy, the Committee should, in particular: a) review the criteria for applying the classifies tions now in use and, if necessary, recommend the redefinition of the categories of information which should be protected, and b) examine the purpose and application of the Official Secrets Act 1 951, in particular Section 6, and any other relevant legislation, and recommend amending legislation. 2, In the light of the foregoing review the Committee should advance appropriate recommendations on changes in policies and procedures which would contribute to the aim of freedom of information. Persons or groups wishing to make representations to the Committee on any aspect of the inquiry are requested to forward their written submissions, in 12 copies, to the Executive Secretary, Committee on Official Information, c/- State Services Commission, Private Bag, Wellington, not later than Friday, 20 October 1978. The Committee does not propose to hold formal hearings. But it reserves the right to invite any of those making submissions to meet it and discuss matters arising out of their submissions, and to seek information and comment from others who may be able to assist in its work. Alan Danks KBE Chairman