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Public Notices 1 SWAP-A-CRATE BRING your M/T’s and get the best deal in town — LION ALE $8.20 D.B. ALE $8.50 DOUBLE R $4.00 COKE, ETC. $5.00 Buy a case of spirits or wines and get the cheapest in town. ! KING GEORGE HOTEL Corner Madras and St Asaph Streets. THS THE CLOTHES SHOP HORTICULTURAL HALL The Clothes Shop The Clothes Shop The Clothes Shop FRIDAY The Clothes Shop The Clothes Shop The Clothes Shop SEPT. 26 The Clothes Shop The Clothes Shop The Clothes Shop 12.30 The Clothes Shop The Clothes Shop EVERYTHING ABSURDLY CHEAP Men’s, Women’s, Children’s Clothes, Shoes, Hats. Furnishings, Furniture, China, Antiques. In aid of the blind and needy. • 26 PENSIONERS ATTENTION THE CHRISTCHURCH BENEFICIARIES ASSN INC., Will hold their Monthly Meeting in the State Trinity Hall, corner of Worcester and Manchester Streets, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, at 1 p.m. sharp. Old and new members welcomed, afternoon tea 25c. “Come along one and all to hear our guest speaker” MRS ANNE HERCUS, member of Parliament for Lyttelton speak on her duties as a member of Parliament, and the effects it has on her home life. PHONE SECRETARY 881-400 AMURI COUNTY COUNCIL TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1977 PUBLIC NOTIFICATION OF APPLICATION FOR PLANNING CONSENT DETAILS of the application for planning consent listed below may be examined in the office of the Amur! County Council, Culverden, during normal office hours. Objections can be made in form J prescribed in the First Schedule to the Town and Country Planning Regulations, 1978, or to the like effect and should be lodged at the office of the Amuri County Council by 4 p.m. on Thursday, October 16, 1980. A copy of any objection must also be sent to the applicant as soon as possible. Appropriate forms are available from the Council. ADDRESS: The end of Bath Street (north side), Section 12. Block IV Hanmer Township. APPLICATION by: M. J. and D. E. Sisson, Ltd. FOR CONSENT TO: The development of a recreation park incorporating a maze with associated ' office, shop and garage in in a residential zone. B. J ; PETERS, County Clerk. Dated September 23, 1980. New Zealand W Forest Service LAKE SUMNER FOREST PARK ADVISORY COMMITTEE NOTICE is hereby given that the current term of office of this Committee will expire on February 28, 1981. The Minister of Forests proposes to reconstitute this Committee with effect from March 1, 1981, pursuant to Regulation 3(1) (c) of the State Forest Parks and Forest Recreation Regulations 1979, and appoint no more than 10 nor fewer than 4 persons to the Committee for a term of three years expiring March 1, 1984. The Conservator of Forests, Christchurch, invites written nominations of persons with qualifications appropriate for appointment to this Committee, from individuals and organisations for vacancies on this committee. The Lake Sumner State Forest Park Advisory Committee is composed of the Conservator of Forests as Chairman and nine (9) individuals appointed by the Minister of Forests. The function of the Committee is to advise the Minister on the management of the Park. The Committee members meet twice yearly with the venue being in Christchurch or on occasions, in a suitable building within the Forest Park. Recommendations for appointment are made to the Minister on the basis of the personal knowledge, experience and expertise a nominee is able to contribute to the management of the Park in terms of the Forests Act 1949. Regard will be given to people who have demonstrated an interest in the enjoyment and use of forests and particularly of the Lake Sumner State Forest Park. Nominees should have a wide appreciation of the multiple use values and management of forested land and the place Forest Parks have in our society. Nominations must be on the approved nomination form available from the Conservator of Forests, Christchurch (telephone 791-040, ext. 823. Mr W. E. Biddington). Nominations close with the Conservator of Forests. P.O. Box 25022. Victoria, Christchurch. on Monday, October 13, 1980 J. W. LEVY. , Conservator of Forests. R PUBLIC NOTICE THE Proprietor of the undermentioned Letters Patent is desirous of entering into negotiations with manufacturing firms for the full development and practical working of his invention in New Zealand, so that the reasonable requirements of the public may be satisfied: Letters Patent No. 175555 dated September 30, 1974, entitled “A METHOD FOR PRODUCING CELLULOSE PULP FROM MEAT FOR USE AS A RAW MATERIAL IN PAPER MAKING.” All communications should be addressed in the first instance to BALDWIN, SON and CAREY', Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys. 140-150 Lambton Quay, Wellington. ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY COLLEGE ANNUAL FAIR TO be held in the College Grounds, 69 Middlenark Road on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, commencing at 1 p.m. Good stalls. Wheels, Bargains galore. “FUN FOR ALL.”