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LAST 3 DAYS DAILY 2pm, Bpm EXPLOSIVE THRILLER OF THE RICH fr POWERFUL ! Rl6 A RAR.4MOL : NT| PICTURE AUDREY HEPBURN'.'.:'.'/ BEN GAZZARA. JAMES MASON Evening Reserves at Theatre
I HURRY! HURRY! 2 SHOWS ONLY! 1 CH.CH. Town Hall: 14 &15 March. Tickets now at I Town Hall, $9.90. Party Savings Ph. 68-899. | g S« J I” TIMARU: Royal, 11 March. Tickets on sale at Record j Parlour. NELSON, Traf. Centre, 10 March. Tickets on I sale at Page and Pollock. |
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Public Notices ■UCTMB *OWH •OAR'O POWER SHUTDOWN THE Board advises consumers that it will be necessary to disconnect power in the locality described below on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 and THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, or if conditions unsuitable on Friday, February 29, 1980, so that staff may safely rewire main line throughout Darfield townshop. TIME: 12.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. approximately. AREA AFFECTED: FIRST DAY — Darfield. North Tee from the Domain to House No. 52, Maxwell St, McMillan St, Hordon St, from house 212 to J. B. Atkinson property, Coleman Place, Torlesse Crescent, Kimberley Rd, Homebush Rd to J. C. Loe and R. K. Reid’s property, Auchenflower Rd, to Boltons Rd, part of Pitts Rd, Old West Coast Rd, from Kimberley to A. M. Bulls’ property, Redmonds Rd, from Old West Coast Ra, to Bleakhouse Rd. SECOND DAY — as above and most of Hordon St, not including the Hospital and adjacent properties. 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. PENSIONERS ATTENTION THE first monthly meeting of the Christchurch Beneficiaries Association Inc. will be held in the State Trinity Hall, Worcester Street, on Thursday, February 28, 1980, at 1 p.m. Old and new members welcomed. Subs SI. Afternoon tea 25 cents. Mr Lyold Russell from Mt Cook will be showing films. Phone 881-400. P.O. Box 1253. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land described in the Schedule will be brought under the Land Transfer Act, 1952, unless Caveat is lodged forbidding the same within one calendar month from the date of the Gazette containing this notice. Application No. by STEVEN PANTIC, of Christchurch, fitter and machinist and DIANA MARGARET PANTIC, his wife. SCHEDULE Part Lot 1 Plan 36129, Blk XVI of the Grey Survey District containing 100 square metres in the name of EDWARD HENRY GARRICK of Christchurch, law clerk, and EDWARD ROGERS WEBB, of Christchurch, . mercantile clerk. Application 13876. A plan of the land mav be inspected at the- Land Registry, Christchurch, Private Bag. Dated the 22nd day of February, 1980. K. O. BAINES, District Land Registrar. Private Bag, CHRISTCHURCH. 22.2.1980.
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