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Public Wees "THE PRESS” NEW SECTIONAL MAPS COMPREHENSIVE Index giving street locations, listing places of interest, city and country hotels and taverns. $3.50 Also our popular pocket and wall maps. ■ ■ ... ;,From •,•</ f■ THE CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO. LTD. VALUATIONS ARE IMPORTANT! IF you want the job done property—promptly and expertly consult us at 60-236 now! We specialise in chattel valuations for hotels, motels, restaurants, household effects estates, specific bequeath shop fittings, and office equipment. Contact: — BARRY WATSON HARRY DAVIES at TATSONS AUCTIONS and REAL ’ESTATE, MREINZ, 130 HIGH STREET, PHONE 60-236. HIGH COUNTRY MANAGEMENT PLAN DRAFT MANAGEMENT PLAN AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION THE public Is invited by the Department of Lands and Survey to make written comments on the draft management plan for the Upper Pahau Management Area. This document has been prepared under the Land Act 1948 and consists «>f some 4200 hectares of land retired from grazing. The primary objective is the management, protection and improvement of the area for soil and water conservation. Other uses may be permitted to the extent that they do not conflict with the above objective. Final approval rests with the Land Settlement Board. Copies of the plan are available from the Commissioner of Crown Lands, Department of Lands and Survey, Private Bag, Christchurch. with whom comments close on November 7. 1980. N.Z. INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS CANTERBURY BRANCH PUBLIC LECTURES THE public are invited to attend Free Lectures in the series: “Architects and their Architecture” In the N.Z. Institute cf Architects branch room, Arts Centre. Rolleston Avenue entrance. All commence 7.30 p.m. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 Guest Speaker lAN ATHFIELD, from Wellington, Then THURSDAYS, SEPTEMBER 18, 25, and OCTOBER 2. Christchurch Architeete. . i.-.. . ... 'SFI2

MEETING DATES < MEETINGS for the month of September are scheduled as follows: . ? Works- Committee, Thursday, September 11, 4 rum. , Finance Committee, Tuesday, September 16, 4 p.m.. Construction and Treatment Works Committee, Wednesday, September 17, 4 p.m. . Board, Tuesday, September 23, 7.30 p.m. Members of the public are invited to attend any of these meetings. Agendas will be supplied at the meetings. M. J. HORNE,. Secretary. WS6 No. 475 ■ Wfiß AND SOIL CONSERVATION ACT 1967 NORTH CANTERBURY CATCHMENT BOARD & REGIONAL VATER BOARD APPLICATIONS FOR GRANT.OF RIGHT ’. NOTICE Is hereby given by the Board of the receipt by it of the following applications: • 3975 T. D. LAWRENCE and E. A. GOULD, Tai Tapu: To discharge 1-5 cu. m of domestic sullage water per day to ground water 1.4 to 2.4 metres deep via grease traps and field tile drainage system at property, corner of Old Tai Tapu and Forbes Roads. Replacing right NCY 760076. 3976 J. S. FORD, West Melton: To take 595 .cu. m.of water per day, 2 days per week, 2 weeks per month at the rate of 18.8 litres .per: second from a 254 mm well. 62.5 m deep on cropertv Tricketts Road for trickle irrigation Durposes. 3977 H. D. HALLIDAY, Ellesmere:. . . To discharge 1.0 cu. m of domestic septie tank effluent per dav to ground water Im deep via a boulder hole to Ellesmere County‘Council requirements at property Lin-coln-Leeston Road 3978 R. MACKLAN AND SONS LTD, Marshland: To take 144 cu. m of water per day, 61 days per week at the rate of 5 litres -per second from a 103 mm well 12 to 15m deep on property 46 Walters Road for spray and trickle irrigation purposes. Replacing right NCY 730324. SUBMISSIONS OR OBJECTIONS: The above applications may be examined at the office bf 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 objector’s interests or the interests of the public generally and shall be made in writing setting out the grounds on which the objector relies. Every objection shall be supported by a statutory declaration verifying the contents thereof. Written submissions or obiections to the. above applications will be received by the Board not later than- 5 pm. Monday, October 6. 1980. E. R. WOOD, Sscratuy.,