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Press, 11 August 1979, Page 26

Christchurch Technical Institute

COMPUTER-RELATED COURSES The following classes still have some vacancies for TERM 3 PROGRAMMING IN BASIC Mondays 3-5 p.m.. Tuesdays 8-10 a.m. This language is one of the easiest to learn and most widely used on computers of all sizes. Participants will run their own programmes on our PDPU/10 system. Fees: approx. $ll DATA PROCESSING Tuesdays 7-9 p.m. Presenting an overview of computers and their uses. Appropriate for the widest cross-sec-tion of the community. Fees: approx. $7. Contact: Mr B. Frost, Head, Department of Applied Sciences. Enrol by telephone 798-150, or personally Thursdays, 7-9 p.m. at General Office, Moorhouse Avenue entrance. WSWIS

WINE, DINE AND DANCE OLD ORCHARD FRIDAY AUGUST 17, 1979. MEMBERS ARE REMINDED that tickets are still available for only $25 double at the Club’s 'Flight desk for the Wine Dine and Dance evening, limited to only 150 couples, so telephone Alister Malcolm about your ticket. HSII

JFur JradersCtd. OPOSSUM TRAPPERS TOP CASH PRICES PAID! TRAPS AND CYANIDE AVAILABLE We have buyers covering ah South Island Areas, phone 41-143 (Bus.) Christchurch for your next price.

LAND USE ALTERNATIVES A series of six evening lectures and six Saturday day long visits and inspections for owners of small blocks of land. Emphasis is being given to demonstration and practice. Spread over the period late August to mid October. Topics covered include: What use shall we make of this land? An inspection tour of various soil types. Sheep—breeds, breeding, selection diseases. Theory and practice. Other stock. Fencing and farm shelter. Specialty crops. Finance, taxation, planning, budgeting. Town and Country Planning. Arranged by N.Z. Association of Small Farmers, Lincoln College, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Agricultural Training Council. Programmes, registration forms and charges available from: Rural Development and Extension Centre, Lincoln College. Telephone 228-029 extn 713 SU

WHIRINAKI FOREST WHAT FUTURE? PUBLIC MEETING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1979, Horticultural Hall, Cambridge Terrace, 8.00 p.m. SPEAKERS: Dr Alan Edmonds, Botanist, Waikato University. Gwenny Davis, President, Native Forests Action Council. Organised by Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society and Native Forests Action Council. ALL WELCOME

NORTH CANTERBURY CATCHMENT BOARD AND REGIONAL WATER BOARD LYTTELTON' BOROUGH AND PORT HILLS AREA NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 34 of the Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Amendment Act 1959 to owners and occupiers of land, and their contractors, within the Borough of Lyttelton. the North Canterbury Catchment Board declares that, in respect of any land within the Borough of Lyttelton, the disturbance of land surfaces by the removal of soil or bv excavation or filling is a practice likely to facilitate erosion or floods or cause deposits in water courses. The Board declares that no person shall engage in the foregoing practice within the Borough of Lyttelton without the prior written consent of the Board. Unless revoked this notice will remain in force for two years from August 11, 1979. Penalties are provided for in the Act for any contravention of this notice. This notice is issued by direction of the Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Council and confirmed by the Minister of Works and Envelopment. The public notice given on January 31, 1978 containing similar declarations in respect of certain areas of the Port Hills, remains in force. The lands affected by that notice are delineated on Plans M 422 and M422/1 available for inspection during office hours at the offices of the North Canterbury Catchment Board, Christchurch City Council, Paparua County Council, Heathcote County Council and the Christchurch Drainage Board. Dated “this 11th day of August, 1979. E. R. WOOD,