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Town Planning MALVERN COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT PLANNING \ SCHEME PUBLIC NOTIFICATION OF | APPLICATION FOR PLANNING CONSENT 1 DETAILS of the applications’ for planning consent listed j below may be examined in; the office of the Malvern. County Council. 1 South Ter-j • race, Darfield, or in the office! of Davie Lovell Smith, 198 Hereford Street. Christ-: church, during normal office; , hours. Objections can be J made by notice in writing in i Form J prescribed in the! First Schedule to the Town! and Country Planning Regu-I Rations 1978, or to the like I effect, and should be ad- , dressed to the Malvern! County Council. P.O. Box 1.: Darfield, bv November 15. 1 1978. A copy of any objection; must also be sent to the ap-i plicant. Appropriate objec-i : tion forms are available from! the Council and from Davie Lovell Smith. ADDRESS: 3.2 kilometres; north of Castle Hill Homestead. adjacent to S.H. 73. and the Thomas River. APPLICANT: Castle Hill De-i velopment Limited. PROPOSAL: To establish a resort village. B. W. PERRIN. County Clerk, i | County Office, P.O. Box 1. DARFIELD. October 24. 1978. 6578 Public Notices BLACK SHEEP ALL INTERESTED in breeding and promoting coloured sheep are invited to a meeting to form a branch association at St Mark's Anglican Church Hall. Lincoln, at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, October 125. Speaker: MR BARRY SLEIGH Hide specialist Further details ohone Mrs Heathcote, 479-151. S2BOB tLICTAIC POWtR SOARD —POWER SHUTDOWN—THE Board advises consumers that it will be necessary to disconnect power in the locality described below on Wednesday. October 25, 1978, or if conditions unsuitable, on Thursday, October 26. so that staff may safely work on 11,000 volt lines. Time: 12.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. approximately. Area Affected: Dunsandel. Dunsandel Hororata Road I from Highfield Road to Deri retts Road; Old South Road ' f rom Dunsandel Hororata • Road to Wrights Road; Wrights Road; Hunters Road; i McWhas Road, and Westenra Road. As the Board will endeavour to restore power as soon as possible, consumers should treat the lines as alive at all times. S. E. SLATTER, General Manager. 6551