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Public Notices ', NO 474 ' WATER AND SOIL CONSERVATION ACT. 1967. CONTINUED ' SUBMISSIONS •' . ’ OR OBJECTIONS: The above applications may be examined at the office of the North Canterbury Catchment Board .corner Latimer Square and-Worcester Street Christchurch during office hours. Any body or person may at any time within 28 days of this notice lodge with the Board written submissions on any application or an objection to any application. Every objection shall be on the ground that the grant of an application would prejudice the objectors interests or the interests of the public generally and shall be made in writing setting out the grounds on which the objector reiies. Every objection shall be supported by a statutory declaration verifying the contents thereof. Written submissions or I objections to the above appll-j cations will be received by l the Board not later than 5 Ip.m. Monday September 29, E. R. WOOD, : Secretary. I WAIPARA BRANCH OF THEj FARM WORKERS’ ASSN | MEETING, SEPTEMBER 1, SCARGILL HALL, ' 8 P.M. ’ ’ 'I ALL PLEASE ATTEND MALVERN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL i ASSOCIATION I APPLICATIONS are Invited, for the position of Secretary . for our Association. j This position would be most suitable for a husband and wife team. Interested persons should apply in, writing stating qualifications I to the undersigned by Frl-. day,’September 5, 1980. | ‘ ,M. E. REDFERN,. President, ' Darfield R.M.D. I . S3O : WARNING ' ' ; a. EVENT: NOTIFICATION i OF LIVE SHELL PRACTICE.. b. LOCATION: Tekapo. c. DANGER AREA: D7IA, D7IB, D7IC, D7ID, | 43deg 49min 45sec South, ■ I7odeg 19min lOsec East.- .' 43deg 51mln OOsec South, I 170 deg 25min 31sec East. 43deg 57mln 12aec South, 170 deg 24min 48sec East.: 43deg 58min Msec South, 170 deg 20min 12sec East. d. DANGER HEIGHT IN I FEET: 13,000 AMSL. e. DATE AND DURATION: 8.00 a.m., September 2,1 1980, to 8.00 p.m., Septem-I her 4. 1980. | f. TYPE OF SHOOT: 81mm mortar. CONTACT FARMERS’ GROUP DISCOUNTS LTD, 66 DURHAM STREET. PHONE 63-255. STC

MORE 5 Sia«G«TER 5 I y-msEsy j ONE WORLD FAMILY . OF LIFE I What Does It AU Mean ; Rl7 If the living cosmic whole (in religious symbolism, God) lives through all its living parts (plants animals, men, etc), we are all living incarnations of God. S MERIVALE-PAPANUI RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB OLD TIMERS GET TOGETHER at Clubrooms Wooldrlges Rd SATURDAY 6th SEPTEMBER from approx 5.30 p.m. Refreshments and light snack available. Past players and administrators come along and renew old acquaintances, and meet present player and committeemen. Planning has begun for the Club Centennial Celebrations in June 1982 and a Jubilee Roll is being compiled. Pass the word around and be there on September 6th to make sure your name Is recorded. Enquiries to Ken Haworth Ph. 43-451 or Betty Maxwell Ph. 489-634. SCENIC RESERVES DRAFT MANAGEMENT PLANS AVAILABLE FOR ■ INSPECTION THE PUBLIC is invited by the Department of Lands and Survey to make written comments' and submissions on the draft management plans for the following scenic reserves: Lakes Tennyson and Guyon (both in Amuri County, North Canterbury and near the Main Divide) and King Billy. Island (in Lyttelton Harbour). Copies of each plan are available from the Commissioner of Crown Lands, Department of Lands and Survey, Private Bag, Christchurch, with whom written I comments close on October 31, 1980. Persons who wish to be heard in support of their | comments must notify the Commissioner at the time written submissions are made. CLOSURE OF THE ARAHURA ROAD AND RAIL; BRIDGE: STATE HIGHWAY NO. 6. THE Arahura combined Road/Rall Bridge between Greymouth and: Hokitika will be closed to all traffic on, the week-end of Saturday and Sunday 30 and 31 August 1980 between the following hours:—' Saturday, August 30, 1980 7.15 a.m. — 9.15 a.m. 9.30 a.nii — 11.45 a.m. 12 noon — 1.15 p.m. 2.0 p.m. — 3.20 p.m. 3.40 p.m. — 5.0 p.m. Sunday, August 31, 1980 7.15 a.m. — 9.30 a.m. 9.45 a.m. — 12 noon 12.30 p.m. —,1.45 p.m. 3.10 p.m. — 5.0 .pan. In the event of an emergency, Public will be able to walk across the bridge and will have to arrange transport at each end. If this concession is required people concerned should contact at site, Leading Bridge Maintainer. Mr • Tainui, who will bo in charge; of the .work. • . J WTS3OIJ